The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-01-08

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public or private. THAI no woun not con
tlnuc 10 DO 30. We are unwilling to olect
or 10 afuiHt In mo ol~tlon of amy man
10 Mo senate or hio,nA, who occupies This
puslllOn, We wish 20 srn1 non 10 cgh-
Tf0hs who nro known 10 be- opponents ~
free colpngo of alyw. and who may be
relied on Ia support The gold standard
Upon tho matters tt,at might come ~
fW arbitration under your proposal Hh
Impartial arbl'er may be- nRrcd Upon
However II can hurlly De- rnld .hi.i judge
Williams would DO an impartial nrbitcr
No ono has been morn Jealous IN his
advocacy Of IN" '7Mitchelrro
cnuHo than has Judge Williams borH since
'Nltcholl fopublloipT m be ntntr con.
,rnton of iso6 Every net Of hia has
tcndsi Ia strengthen tam cause n "Afinh.
ol republicans" Through his cfort the
delegation to tho HblAr convention from
hulinDmah county was divided butworn
| lir republicans AMI the Mitchell rctyub.
| llfaHa' with lho oAespliul Of Two dele
sHl'H. Who weru olcclrd Wlthout opto
ELTON. na matter of personal ronpl
nr"ni Iuigu Williams and Aog ltr.g
Judge Williams. ta,uH having n ln his
p"Nrr 10 maintain II be- hat n.en M 10
do 30, tho Equality NJ tho two c.nion,nng
pattlp before the N .tto convention IN.
stead ~ dAug 49, nidoi on every oren.
sion Win uhH "Alit,a"ll rotublicnna
tlrrly casting ile' vote of Alltnomah
rphni} in thu state convention n the IN.
i"rrW Of tho Mibcici rrmn,lir,n. "
Nhrn II came 10 the soloolinn ~ a mem
b'r u his c0nnstter on platform d com.
mt'o Iht HtH charged with p, ituy
" formulating a platform f1a' the parry !
h' rel"'trd az thr member from Alultf,.- !
man county. and tho chairman uf ihat |
committee. Hon Sol lllmrh. Who's, cv,r, /,
"n"ri ~an to secure tilo adspll,n Of II |
r'"lf"nn ss1Ffartury t. ani in ,h., I'm. /
forests ~ Sir Mitchell. ami opposr1 IN /
ai' policy ~ tho Npubll,nn parry ur M. |
''' ""'7 promulgated boz the ~ Louis
convention AMI uion vel ,tnhofstn.s, by |
"'" country When Il ,stn. 10 llir ,.,r,..
u"h ~ n~mt=r Of tho state central
committee from Muhnumns .c,upt, ,,,,
" was nShinio"i w0uh necessarily be
Ww chairman OF that cummiii,. ,,,
would control tho osss4nlEAuion of "a,
party. Judge Williams promptly ,olo.tra
Hon. Sol iilruh naluro only object b.,
""HS thIH Nrltlpn Mas &c serve sona.
'"f Mitchell and bring about II po,rb.s
Q''" r-rircli"H 60 The vynnte. In a ,rlee.
Ton ~ member of tho rongrosslonss
N"in'mt"'0 fof Niulinomah county judge
william" was equally partial to the
M'r''vll rnpn'liorH." and r,lortod Nr
'hari"a II. Carry. ouu ~ the most s.ryi,
"f Mr Mi"foil's Followers Af,er The
Mitchell rui'ubhans" bad sclc,.tal their
'"''a'laJlNc. county nnd city Ticket ami
hn'l Failed to s~i0-t candidate Zoe. IA,
ONO" Or mayor. presumably iu nersrt,.
"n'c with an urdrre'nrdlng htni sith
ludsN- Williams the latter mnd. n n.r.
''h'A canvass IN opposition io ri.r r,ysu.
l'r 1Ny'''Aicau aominco fur mayor. with
ID" aWaNvp ubjss'g ~ bringing aboui the
olrr'lon of General Hc,bo bui 81 must
ha'o bNn kupNn a. 1,sirr Wlniams a.
&, Wa" "iFsront 20 ovc9 one. talai the
r"Nli conld upi hAvo l.-vn otherwise
,'Ioh What actually roi.ua c,i- the o,,,,i,n
w Governor rcnno,rr a.. mayor of the
eit, ~ Portland
Mffl
h"w can this committee arcc,ic to the
nutrurnt masic hy "a" 'Ailt,a,-il rrpub.
liranu that judy Williams would make
Nr Impartial aiHntcr9 This commlttc,
docs nat qurptlon the integrity. ,h, 10y.
"'t' m" Hta'c~manshlp or the rroa, nbi.
iY OF judlc Williams. hut e do,,, con.
i"nd niat IN" rrcuiti made by judge wa
uams In the Interest of thc ''NH,h,li
republicans" win not mstfy o,o claim
That h" cannot be- inprpei4y controlhu
ln'iu"nccd 90 biased hy thar fartlon.
linN"'rr. upon tho main question that
dNidu us, no afanl,s' can parr Th.. nuc,.
llsn lica at tho root OF all thc par,y dl.
Visions Of The time II Is -ic mus,cy aurs.
ton. We aro supporters of tn, gold stand.
"Nl. and Cannot yivid, and 10 mako th,t
support effective 40 must inslr, ON send.
inE only god-vlandard mon to congress
!" 81 "dd ,ha, Mr.. Mitchell supported
Mckinley un the st Loads pA,,forme
Hut Mr. Mitchell distinctly sam that no
ala so hcoauso he Thought more couid he
dnnr FOR silver IA that way through hopa
NJ iui"rna ,ional agreement lie has ncy.
cr Indicated that hr woiNl not rusimc Nl-
contention for frrc coinage II lpterna-
uonnl agreement should fail 1t hns
cail"l aud Wfot r. his position We do
not spy that ho mas carefully kcpt opcn
a way of return io surprn, Of free coinage
Of silver, hut do say that there hs nothing
IN hls rNcord or IN amy declaration or
statement M has made that could he |
quoted against him II ne should do 20.
So muoh FOR main principles We now
pace 70 hrict examination Of party mar
tcr~,
At tho primary election called by the re- |
publican city ana county committee I'm !
1896 u majority OF tho delegates elected |
wore opposed TO Senator Mitchell. When |
rho county c0nvcrtion assembled the sun |
portrrs Of MIR, Mitchell nevertheless un- |
dcrIook Ia contINl N Through force ana |
violence. Failing IN this the dclcgntes IA
vornhlc to MIR. Mitchell Withdrew frum
tho convention soon after they gath |
cred together the withdrawing Delegates
assembling with them persons from
waNls ami prN'cincts In the city and coun-
ty VINO had been defeated overwhelmingly
upon u large ana fair vote and held
separate convention, which proceeded to
nominate ticket, lnasmuch as the lead
Ing, and, indeed, the only, purpose OF this
organization was to re-clcct Mr. Mitchell,
they called their convention ana ticket
very properly Mitchell republican"
The ticket nominated by the convcntIon
| From, ,,D,t.h th. 'sNUtgAt..i1 r.n,,lII,,,,..u 49,.