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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

ord for the past 40 years Is one o.
opposition to those men who bore the
hardships of war and jeopardized
their lives that the Union might bt
preserved. Here is a bdief list oi
their Official adverse acts in congress
toward the veterans of the Civil
lwar:
In 1873 a bill passed the house
Irepealing all, limitations of time In
which applications for arrears of PEN
sions should be made. This was op-
posed by a majority OF the Demo-
Gratis. The bill increasing the pen
sions for widows from SS to $12 per
month was opposed by the Demo
Gratis. The amputation bill passed
Aug4, 1895, was opposed by the
Democrats and voted for solidly by
the Republicans in the house. The
Widows arrears bill and the disabil-
! ity pension bill were both fought BIZ
terly by the Democrats.
IN the forty-third congess de-
pendent pension bill was voted on
in the senate the Republicans sup
porting II solidly and the Democrats
opposing II by two-third vote. In
the house this bill was voted for
solidly by Republicans and opposed
by majority OF the Democrats. Aft
er It had passed the house and SEN
ate II was vetoed by President Cleve-
land. Democrat. An effort was
made In the house TO pass the bill
over Cleveland's veto, the Repubii-
cans voting 1873 for It and the Demo-
cats voting 125 against Il.
This vote showed that 20 Demo-
Gratis. who had originally voted for
the h'll, FASTENED to avail themselves
OF the opportunity afforded by the
Pros dents veto to vote against II
thus testifying their real sentiments.
while 20 other Democrats, who had
lodged the first vote. came up
rromntly and suDDorted the veto |
The dependent pension biIi was Bit |
terly opposed bv the Democrat. the |
Republicans putting II through de
spite the oDDosition. This BILL. as |
The old soldiers we'll know, was |
signed by President Harri-
ION.
Democrats Dislike Veterans.
To -rm up. the following gives the
otal OF "a votes OF congress upon the
most important OF the varions pen
ion measures presented since tho
var, viz:
Democrats for the bills. ...... ut
Democrats again-t the bills. ... 64S
sor the bills. 1865
IeDublican against The bills. None
The ofical records OF national leg
Station show that OF all the Repub-
Ican Presidency since the war only II
ne has withheld his signature from
NY pension biIl and that was Gen
raj Grant. who WIS forced 10 de-
line 10 approve five' Of there bills.
he Democrats have been in power
or only a few brief wears since the |,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29
VALLEY
THE ONLY PLACE

W. II. Downing, OF Shaw, has re-
turned from an extended VISIT in the
busy Coos Bay county and states as
usual whenever he returns from n
trip to the Willamette valley he real
ICES there is not another place like II
In world
Mr.. Downing say the Coos Bay
district has good prospects before it.
but that II win be ~ometime before
II Is opened up.
Mr.. Downing reports That his ia
ther, George Downing, IS now q
great grandfather, his sou, Elmer
Downing. of Portland. bur formerly
OF this section. having been present
ed with a baby daughter by his wife
last Friday
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Hnd Close c,B

Mrs. Ada L Groom, the vlhy
known proprietor Of the Ctoou hi
Vaugan. Miss. says: For sm
months ! suffered with spn
cough. and consumption seemed y
have its grip ON pe. wher a 'rri
recommended Dr. Kings xs d
coyery. ! hcgan taking n. and iii<
bottles affected n complete cue
The fame OF this life myrs couc
and cold remedy. and lung ast tsna
healer Is world vide soh n J {.
Perry's drug store. 5er sni 400
Trial hottio f-oq
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

war. and their President, Grover
Cleveland, vetoed $40 pension bills.
The records show that every pension
law has been passed by Republican
votes. and every pension defeated has
been defeated by Democratic votes.
Every pension bill vetoed, 500 In
number, was vetoted by Democratic
President axcept FIVE.
Pension Planlxs In Platforms.
For the past so years the Demo-
cratic politicians has juggled with
the soldier vote and pension question
in their platforms. While giving ev-
cry evidence of being really hostile
at heart, they have thrown out bits
of political bait from time to time
in the hope of cajollng the veterans
into voting the Democratic ticket.
During all these years the Republican
platform has rung as clear as a bell
on the pension question. as per this
plank in the 1908 platforms:
Another Republican policy which
must ever be maintained Is that OF
generous provision for those who
have fonght the country's battles and
for the widows and orphans OF those
who have fallen. We commend the
increase In the widows pensions
made by the present congress and
declare for n liberal administration
OF all pension laws, to the end that
the peoples gratitude may grow
deeper as the memories of the heroic
sacrifice grow more sacred with the
passing years"
The Democratic platform favors
nAn1tAalpe, ..,rtflxr4rar
and their dependents because Il re-
ieves the country OF the necessity
" maintaining large standing
army" The patriotism of the veter-
ms Is ignored. THIS platform does
not favor penaioning widows and
dependents Of deceased veteans, only |
surviving veterans and their de-
The Old Soldiers Friend.
The Republican party has kept ft |
lromfses Through It's legislation |
here has been dsbursed in the pay
nent of pensions on account OF the |
Jivil war to June so. 1903, $3.50
g3 .95. and there we're on the \
ension rolls on the last date 633,-
3S veterans of the Civil war and a
Oldl OF 30 % PENSIONERS OF all
'o~s ar1 classes. and on June 80,
905,. there we're approximately on
he pension rolls $4,000 surviving
eterans.
All the civilized nations OF the |,
arth combined have not equaled the
'nited States In Iiberality in grant
ig pensions, bounties, homesteads
nd land warrant, providing homes,
tc., for war veterans. The appro-
Ration for the present fiscal year
,r paying pensions is SF62. 900, 900
more than one-ffth of the entire
venue OF the government.
No man who was not old enough
, be factor in that great struggle
JUid give his heart and sour more
to the welfare and we'll
'ing OF the veterans who fought for
berty and right I'm the days OF '6f
SO than Mr.. Taft. He Is the rec
yufzed and distinguished friend OF
Ie old soldier and IL pledged TO car
; out the Republican policy I'm n gem
rous manner toward the Grand /
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WAR VETERANS
AND PENSION
LEGISLATION
Republican Party Wholly Responsible
for Caring for Old Soldiers.

iVF tNEfhk IOI Otu O0tuifIt.
The Republican party has just
cause to be proud of It's pension rec
ord. With the aid OF patriotic men
from other parties II waged to a sue
cessful conclusion the greatest war
OF modern times.
IL has never ceased TO honor the
ofiicers and men who composed the
victorious army. Every Republican
president elected since the close Of
that war had been q conspicuous Of
fcer of the federal army with the
exception of President Roosevelt,
whose brilliant record in the Spanirh
war is matter OF Just pride to the
American people.
Republican Pension Legislation.
Republican legislation for the old
soldier, his widow and his minor
children has been generous and
bountiful. The invalid pen7ion law
Of July ID, 1862, aud the dependent
law Of June 81, 1890. are monuments
OF Republican achievement and bear
witness TO the country tender care
OF Its soldiers and It's sa allors and
their families.
The act OF jane %, 1890. IS fit
ting illustration of the generosity OF
the Republican party toward the
veterans of the Civil war. Thii Jaw
was passed by Republican congress.
was signed by a Republican Presl- !
dent, and through its administration
there was expended during the next |
fscal year a total amount OF $685.
79S,S6O.71. The number of soldiers |
receiving the benefit OF this act was
3,721. while the number OF de-
pendents relieved by this act was
,2b9 The gain in the number
OF pensioners under this act over the
previous year was S643, and the gain
from June 80, 1890, TO Jan. 5, 1904,
was 1898.
The Republican party passed the
act OF April 10. 1908, increasing PEN
sions of all widows from IS to S12
per month and granting pensions
without reference TO the value OF
property or income. The ReDubli-
can partly also passed the act of Feb.
0, 1879. granting pension 10 soldiers
by reason OF age alone, without re- r
gard TO disability.
Democratic Opposition Record. {
The Democratic party, as such. {
has opposed every measure voting app ?
for pensions It's rec 1
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OUR BARGAINS

S00--Large two-story. eigit-room
house, modern, all new. inside
property.
s45O0-Very handsome. newt nine
room house. on Court street, lot
T5xf65, modern, heated with
furnace. a Bargain.
$5,0O0-A new modern bungalow.
Just completed, finely equipped
with modern .conveniences. on
Court street. A Snap.
$3.50 Each--Two newly buiIt cot
tages In Yew Park. modern
Noticing cheaper IN Salem.
$l250-New house and barn, very
large. seven rooms, weH built
North Salem.
$l450--New house, six rooms, bath
and toilet. septic sewer, well built.
son Asylum avenue.
Lots from $3.50 TO $1,000. Some ia-
side lots at $3.50.
FERGUSON & FISHER.
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Fer Chronic Diarrhoea:

while IN the armv in 1889 was
taken with chronic diarrhoea," says
George M. FELTON, Of South Gibson.
Pa. Il have since tried many reme-
dies but without any permanent re-
lief. untir Mr.. A. w. Miles, of this
place. persauded me TO try Chamber
IaIn's Collie, Cholera and Dfarrhoea
Remedy. one bottle OF which stopped
II Mt once" For sale at DR.. Stones
drug stora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29
Cold Wcnther ADVICE.

TO all Is to beware of coughs and
colds on the chest; as neglected they
readily lead 10 penumonia. consump-
tion or other pulmonary troubles
Just as soon as the cough appears
treat II with BaIlard's Horehonnd
Syrup the standard cure OF America
Use as dfrected.-perfectly harmless
A cure and preventive for alf dis
eases OF the lungs.
Price csc. soc and s1.00 per Boz
tile. Sold BY all dealers.
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PILES
Write Now for Free Trial Package
of Pyramid Pile Cure and Prove
It's Sure Value.

of. Pyramid Pile Cure and Prove
It's Sure Value.
We want to place a trial package
of Pyramid Pile Cure In the posses
sion of every sufferer from piles.
We will send such a package by
mail in a plain wrapper free to any
one who will send his or her name
and address to us.
This package will contain an
amount of Pyramid Pile cure suf-
ficent to prove Il a remedy for piles
above any on the market, and such
a trial package has cured many
cases of piles without further treat
ment.
Every druggist sells Pyramid
Pile Cure. Price fifty cents. Think
how successful Il must be to do this
and how popular these little healing
cones are. No trouble, discomfort,
pain or worry. They act gently.
rurely and perform in many cases.
what people think are marvels. Ad-
dress Pyramid Drug Co.. 161 Pyra-
mid Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Army Of the Republic. He has new
er been too busy to see the veteran
and listen with sympathetic interest
to his Just demands. Taft. as Presi-
dent. viii be an abiding fast friend
TO all the survivors OF all our wars
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Manm Gorky, famous race
horse. was sold for $175., .,tTiough he
is worth SIS. 900. by blacksmith
and stable boy, Willie the owner was
away. and now the owner cannot re-
cover him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Nov. 6.-Registraticn closes fa'
city primary.
Monday December G.-Registra
tiou closes for city election.
December 7.-City election.
December 1-5. Fruitgrowers
meeting, Portland.
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FOR RENT.

7-room house, barn. $40.
5-Acre Tract for Rent.
Good house and barn, well water,
some fruit. very best OF soil.
S7oo-Ten Acres.
10 acres on the Portland Electric
car line. Snap. $3.50.
80 Acres-S85 per Acre,
so acres OF the very best land in the
valley on Howell Prairie on main
road. beautiful location. Snap.
Adjoining land held at s1z5 per
acre.
Houses
Modern house. z room, electric
lights. bath. toilet. pantry, halt
block. beautiful grounds, fruit.
We have a large list of city nroDer-
ties for sale. Houses and lots
5000 ard M, Vacant lots $50 and
up. Call on
BECHTEL a MINrON.
3ft State street. Bayne Btsfldinu
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
10 acres, good 7-rOom plastered
and papered house, barn, outbuil l.
ings. fruit. etc good home, inside
corporation. only $4,000.
6 acres, good house. barn, fruits. etc
In good location on good road, 70.
few days, $3.50
Good 6-room plastered house. barn. .
acres, all in fruit, Just out OF Sa-
lem. THIS is good land. good home
Only $500.
Also some OF the best lots on State
street.
10 acres. one mile OF good town and
school, on good road, good 7-room
house, barn. outbuildlngs. all kinds
OF fruits, etc, good water, good
house. only $1,000.
House T. rent, etc.
IL you are looking for farms. or
houses. see
A. @. SMITH a co..
Room Q. over United States Nation Al
Bank. Salem. Oregon.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Cement Work-Colsrete valks. sep
TIC tanks. cemonb floors and foun-
dations. Estimates furnished ana
I ali work guaranteed. j. p VetsA.
|, 32s Marion strest. Phoue COS.
9-l0-tE
Salem Cash Markef--The hnest cntS
|. OF meat al tho lowest iriees. MY
4 phone $40, i73.S. Commerciaa Sc.
4 p. w. Reyeltz. Prop. T-21-1.
Help Furnished Eree OF Charge--By
Latham Land Company, 47S State
/ street. phone No. / ~. Parties
wanting help please oell at Offiee
or phone us. Also huve cows for
sale.
Concrete Work--Get my prlaes on
sidewalk, cuTne. spe5te tanks and
cement work Of any kind. All
work guaraldeed first class. M
Ward, 237s Maple Ave. Highland
PhoRe 569. hly24-t1
CaSpeSter--Can do all kinds OF
rough and inside work. Anything
from repairs TO contracting. A. G.
Brown. 1889 Nora 17th street.
9-2e,~
Oges Lunl,N0s ana tnei Oo.--Lnns-
Der .shinalea. b1ilding mategtAi
weOd and coal Low priceA Ane
psompt deliveries. One block sas {.
of 8. p. passenker dspot. Phone
fss. 7-7-tf
Feaste a Wenderoth---Flne wines
liquors aud cigars We handi'
the celebrated Kelisg gaSa Castle
whiskbes. Cool ana refreshing beer
constantly on drauget. South
Commercial street. s-s-1yP
Miss Eima Wsiler--Pianist. Appoint
ments can be made for lessons sy-
cry afternoon from to 4 o'clock.
Glasses In Dunning Method Tues
days, Fridays and Saturdays. s95
North Liberty street. Phone 1851
9-2S-
I.ost-Friday morning between 554
N. Liberty street and Oregon
Nursery once. small gold watch
with initials l.. B. ID. on case.
Finder leave at Journal ONCE.
1O-24-st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Walter C. Winsloi made a a
for Taft and the Republlzu m'
at Condor Yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29
DRAYAfEN

Cummins Bros Transfer Company
All kinds OF transfer work done
Furniture and pianos boxed ready
for shipment Prompt service Is
our motto. Stand and once az
26a South Commercial street
Phone 21O. Residence Phone
wenger A Cherrington---Pianos and
organs sold on easy terms; tele-
phone 11S7; 247 Commercial
Street, Salem. oregon. n
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES
Livery and Feed Stables-Oid Post
ONCE stables. az 25i Ferry street
a between Commerelal and Front
streets. Telephons 1SS. Some Of
the finest liveries In the city can
be found here. westacett & John
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

NJ. j. petzel--Plumbing. steam AZ
gas fitting. Successor to knoxH
Murphy 226 Commercial strft
Phsns Main ~.
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RRaL ESTATE rn s.l.

Nine acFe1. three blocks fion a.
line. A snap at $500.
s2S acres, S-room house, nes ~ y.
SOx6g, six acres orchard y
acres ander plow. il5 rsf - =.
Seven-room house. lole', ~
some fluit. four blocks ~
Court House. Price il''s
City lots for Gale cheap. ~. /.
amount down. balansa - :
monthly installmenu. ns a1'
est.
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FOR RENT

Rooms To Let-Furnlshed and un-
furnished rooms at 7s0 N. Com
mercial. east side of street.
10-7-tf
For Rent--Rooms with furnace heat,
electric light, No. $50 High street.
Phone H. io-2a-iv.
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
Three Lines, Three Insertions, 25C.
FOR SALE

For sale-A flrst-class IA horse
power Mitchell gasoline engine.
with auto sparker, both In good
condition. Also horse power
water moter. Enquire at Journal
once Immediately, II you Wish a
bargain. lc-2O-I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29
PLUMBERS

Theo. Nj. Barr-Plumblng. hot water
and steam heating and timing:
164 Commercial street. Phone
Main 1879. Silly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29
0LMSTED LAND ca
s7s STATE STREET
cpI1rIlL RARGAINs

hGIa& A4hA hth%-~ =
Good dairy ranch near slsa - - 4
Tillamook county, 100 srs, ,.'.I -
Ia good cows, 20 acre ''.'s +
fair Groom house, bifn ~ =. I.
COWS. 2 horses, 20 tons ha' - l.
for sale or transfer =,
property. VIII AXE wv :,
and 81 day till paid 'a@
s25O0. - (
A beautiful dairy farm = ..'' :, -
mile from town. me spilns = a
good barn. fair 4-roon nv. ,s...... :.
English walnuts. 1900 .9 - =
ries. ? acres bearing oFea..., = J =
tiled $500 worth of tiiins
A Zoe dandy. ssses -, 3
Houses and lots fsf sac :, -, Z,
Reasonable prices II you y.s.,.. VI, -,
thirg IN this line. wan =
work, or best OF lnse,'. =, IS
hem or wsnt work o. a''
Pssister y8u wants Win
n. r.. RYAN. a
Corner Cammercis. and usn.e
Foand-on my place. oIs e. 80 =,
shire buck. Owner can ~. ~ \
M by paying FOR this "a $50
Ss.p W Buekner. > .s'r
cal street. -
INFORMATION bur- - Z,
w,l Buy your land Or ~ a'
mine-or Exchange y ~
hntb Of Us. / can give s,..s,'.,' .as
nation natl regarding the Go'sls = s'ls Z
."cs lasse On the frontier u =. -,
1sook 6rDos Co eouaties. and saa !. - .
satisfaetcry descFip'le... ~. ,,sn,ss
asr, ~ oregon Or "a a
nom personal exps''sA
servati0H. ..,,,,rsc~
oe7 ,f~y',n street, 49,
Once ever sterslos sse- 70
G. ?. wssoS nos y = -,
.47 Mnler ST.. soa'h s.''. ''. -
,.c,a,sr Of all kinds q .l'...: ss,:' ~
srS 'ss'0irs rrait dryer ssss''''''' g
sos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29
INFORMATION BuPk
q ?. MsoN noS

a47 Mnler ST.. soa'h So -. q
,scturer or all kinds .s..s.s'.ss = =
ans fruit dryer Access
sos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Found- On my place. . oIs s,,' -
shire buck, owner ca "a 4
BY paying for this 80 ! cssus
AH'. s, street. 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-29

Salem Cash Markcf--The hnest cntS
F. OF meat al tho lowest lriees. My
L phone $40, i73-S. Commerclad Sc.
" p. w. Reyeltz. Prop. T-21-u.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
MRS. ASH[ DEFIES
HUSBAND IN DIVORCE
Declares She viii Name Woman
Responsible for Separation
if Suit IS Contested

Dare to oppose me in this suit and
III force the hearing into the fullest
publicity. III give TO the world the
names of the women who are respon-
sibIe for our separation. the women
whom have so far spared the humiIia-
ton of being dragged into a divorce
case"
In these or ike words Mrs DuIce
Bolado Ashe. whose suit for divorce
against CASTOR Ashe. the well known
clubman, was filed in HoIIfster sew
eraI weeks ago has bid defiance 10 her
husband in his apparent determination
to fight the case. Mrs Ashes attor-
neys say she means what she SAYS and
it is intimated that II her husband car
ries out his plan OF opposition. as sug-
gested in demurrer ne has filed TO
his wife's complaint, society OF san
Francisco and Sausalito. where the
couple have many friends. will be fur
nished with q nasty scandal
Mrs Ashe in her complaint accused
her husband with many ofTenses. but as
she now claims she spared several
women. hoping that Ashe would permit
herNto obtain her decree without con-
test In his demurrer in which the
husband questions the sufficiency Of
evidence. the wife ima agines taht she
sees the first hint Of possible contest.
She wants her separation without in
reference Her attorneys insist that
the husband shall not oppose the suit
To insure herself against such a
possibility Mrs Ashe has hurled at her
husband her threatening words. declar-
ing at the same time that the reDuta-
tions of women will not stand in her
way of ridding herself of the bonds OF
matrimony that have long been a bur
den to her.
Although Mrs Ashe and her attor-
neys will not at this time give the
names OF the women she may involve
in her suit for divorce. IL is intirnated
by her friends that one OF the women
is the wife Of an intimate friend OF
CASTOR Ashe and another the sister OF
the same man. The court at Hol1fster
has set the demurrer down for argu-
ment Monday, when the parties TO the
suit will be expected to be present
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-30
GOVERNORS SAlvE
BECOMES IRRITANT
GilIett's Emissary Fails to Heal
Republican Wound at San
: Luis Obispo

Governor Gillett and his friends have
ligerent politicians of San Luis Obfspo
county. but it appears that the state
executive lacks the medical skill of his
predecessors in Office. for the ointment
has had the effect OF an frritant In
stead of healing the wound it has deep
ened the cash. Gillett selected State
Senator Walter Price Of Santa Rosa as
the surgeon. and dispatched him TO san
Luis 10 treat with the rs who had
refused politely bat pos ely the re-
quest that the governor speak at a re-
publican meeting there
Price went TO San Luis, and he decfi-
ed soon that AssenblyInaH Warren NJ
John was the head and front of the in
surgent movement John had sought
the nomination for state senator, but
had been beaten by Henry Lynch. the
N machine choice In the meantime the
assembly nominations had taken place,
and John had been left high and dry.
A short time before the governor had
thrown John of the board of trustees
of the State Polytechnic school at San
Luis Obispo.
Price spent some 10 hours with John
preaching harmony but John refused
to harmoniZe to the governors tune
On behalf of the governor il was pro-
posed that John should turn his follow
ing over to Lynch, that he should pub
licly give assurance of his confidence
in GilIett that he should then go into
retirement. to emerge at such time as
the machine should designate. John
replied that to. his ears that sounded
more like elimination than harmony.
He was assured that the governor had
the utmost respect for him. and that
he should make the sacrifice for .-the
sake of the party" Still John was OBJ
durate Thereupon Price abandoned
the attempt and left
John has issued a statement in which
he says. in part:
II never looked for any trouble and
never started any trouble, and I regret
exceedingly that Governor Gillett, Lieu
tenant Governor Porter and Senator
Henry Lynch demanded that be elm
mated from the republican party. The
trouble was started by the governor
and his friends. The governor. at the
request of Lieutenant Governor Porter
and Senator Henry Lynch, threw me of
the board of trustees of the polytechnic
school There is no spirit OF revenge
about me, and repeat that Governor
Gillett and his friends in spirit OF
disloyaIty to the party and through a
desire to do dirty politics are trying
to defeat and divide the republican
party in this county"