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VOL. 0. OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRID SEPTEMBER 20, 1872.o

-- LI JIM1 1 Oil AC I'. AX AiHMLIIXG Oi.'TLGOK.d-an-t and his Syalcni. Andy Johi!-oi- s on Cirant.fees, lor itnp! ixmnieiit without

warrant and knoekin on the headwithout provocation niui-- runtvoters in the South under color of

All;" IVruriinj af the Green.Oh. I met with Uncle Sanniei. an. I lie took

He Iv On hand,i i i - t . . . . .

Aitu tit' t? it'i. w lijt s vnnr opinion now

fflje U):ckln Enterprise.

A DEMOCRATIC PAPER,FOR THE

Business fslan, the FarmerAnd the FA Mil .V LIHC I.E.

0,1 xh" X'i'tKlent withNashvido Aug. 14, Ccr. Cincinnati Coamt-toial-. CllljlliasK;"There iroesold And vl"'

' "a that our country mightAnd there he was sure cnon-- h 1Vt',Vt"1' to be Mire, but h

walking a!on- - the corridor of UtJ :VU 1 -- K nluU- - n"; i

Maxwell House, Nashville, with a jS tw en"'''y .su1 a load. That so

.1.;,, ,.,di.,e ;., ,..,. b.,,.,i i ,n.J!(':il :'ion has such a small

and how do vim sum 1 V tleei.le between two compe'tiii"- -

ays I. (Oeeley i.s my cundniute.for J am candidates, hut betwe en two difter-sic- kof ivirs, . , - ....

Tlic Kuin lluil ill i ollo-.- v Gitilcj'i

ITavimx failed to prevent thenomination of Greeley at the Bali- -

imore Convention, the supportersof Grant are trying to friiiten thepeople ly prophecies thnt his 1 ri- -

umpii will le Jollowed hy the ruinof the country.

Tiie Hon. Thomas Murphy thinksGreeley's election will ruin thecountry lccau.-- c it will dt predatethe value of A

. aire l im k i t -v a ndbreak up "the market tor last horsesat. L )iiir 1j; am i

is

The one brokers in Wall

And Giant, and his rela-ioiw- . Lis bail ' Ul:1 irreconcilable systems orpups and c;g us." administering tin- - Gove nmieiit.

Those who vote l'or Gen. GrantHow's the South lipnn this qnestion ?"' tK.lvbv ;1)!,,(lV, ,js system'1. ncle SMiniu-- iht-ii- . "says i

-- Fur "'"I 'ake t hen!e! ves responsible. v.ry one oi then, fur iheviciiirtiih.T uf.t it Us continuance, whiL' those who

This cruel war was oVt-r- ' he ruised his vol e for 1 1 oi ace G i '!e V w i 1 ! t here-- .

nta.dyh.utd 1 . v (! cc!a re t i :ei r opt ,oi 1 ion t o t !t is' ' stein and their oipiv.crt'i.cethiidrm of Untune -- eat huid.

administi-atio!- i totally ojiposile to'Let Hie past ihcn he lot

'r,, un; Jurgivt". those of Grant.

, huvs. and j T() Vl)U, Vur (;r.VAt ire toAn thr tnit.S siattlv broken mav bo - .. .

uniii'd ei" j vote m lavor ot the 1oiiowjn';

He hated all the sclu'tneis of ihe recon- - charaet eristic features ot his sys- -

sn ueiioti plan. tela :

For Hurao.- - is a enetetis Joe, and spaivd j . ApitointnientS to Oilice in re- -Ihe bcau-- in.. n. turn lov presents.

-- IT.w are the IiiJi on this -- what H. A jiooint HK'llt to olilce oi'names me mi i he roii V relat ions oi t!ie President or of

For Greeley evety man ui ilo'in-J- l-r ; sonu nu.inlK.1. is f;Milv, with- -(jiee'v heatl alal muiI. i , ., -

street, w ho daily sell thousands oi" of which Gov. K. ). Moruati isdollars of shiM without havinir n chairman, is ama.ed that, every-solilar- y

cent in their pockets, are body does not concur with hiru in

HSCED EVERY FHIDAY EY

A. FJOLTTiER,EDITOR AND I'UHI.ISIIER.

OFFICE lu Dr.Thos:ng'sBiitk RullJing

TERMS' of SUIJS' 1UPTIOX:

Single Copy one year, in advance, $2 SO

''.Eft MS of A D YE It TISLXG :

Tmmlmt advrti-env-jnt- s, incluump alllcsj.il ttLi:-- ! , y '

1 w.$ 2 ,r.O

y0 r tfji;h .subsequent in-i- e i tioti 1 ((

Oje ej.du nil, one year $12u :jUilf "

" " 40yurtns Card, 1 sipiare one year 12

gjf 'le.nitt ttire to be mud e at the risk u

Subtcrijer , and at the expense of Agents.

BOOK ASD JOB rnixriXG.tr l'h Katorprise office is Mijiplied with j

beAJtifii!. a:ipr.-vi?'-. tybs t' lype. at d i - j

eru Nl.VCiII.Vl-- : lMtMS:sS-- whb-- wid enableihc Proprietor t in .1 d l'i ititiiig at all Hintsk

Xa, Quick a,J Chrape ,..,.,,,..)

A'--! it i lintis tr iction upon a c:e 6 .

U US IXESS CA 11 1) s

w. II. W ATKINS. M. D ,

i SUSIGMON'. ro:tTi..wi. Okkiu n.. . .. i, r ... i

sure that Greeley s election willruin the country' because it will j

throw the national finances into!dire disorder; and Secretary Iout- -

well retailed the same story in j

North Carolina, and tried to createa uioiiey panic among tne negroes '

tiow II tlielV.. . ,

Jxiuci-ol- t jy.tvis, tne onbc-ta.Cer- ,;

has u) doubt that G rce!ev".-- i lee! ionw.U rum the country becausethrough some overhauling in Con-gress, it may diminish the percent-age oi the American claims.

Tiie venerable Caleb Cir-hm- "- is j

uerveoii y afraid that G i eele's j

i i i v v w i . it .' a , v- iiaiiu i I till.:Constitution in the other, I wasabouttt. sav. At all events he hadthe collar, and if he did not havethe constitution .dually in his

I

hainl, he certainly carried it in tin.. . . . i , , i

Iisl'Ii crown oi ins oiac-- niuir nut.doluison wears a blat-i- i iliiLr, butnot :i Greeh v. . GreeleyI wouldi;;

become ,him,-

especi.-ib- now us ,he,has concluded to eat

"

crow. Iout. he'

'

sticks to the (iressv ibea ver. Joim -j

soti is a dressy man, and alwayslooks as neat, as a wax doll. Illsclothes are faultless in tit. and tex- -

j1 u,'t :U!iJ' om jus oiUwun! make- -

j

ui alone one lnigiit pioge him Itbe a fist class-tailor- , jnt what h

is. Adi tuat and not lung more,but that and a good, th ai more1.

T I 'O'.Il'.'-- . IMIIOi. I i . i w im . ' i 1

.' ' , :.iwhen ne down ir.iin iu I re s- -

l.'.encv. lie ihas tne same snioot,.

n

tare: the saint; smali, nuit-k- , i!ar!'

. ., i itt u.in. :.iiiit-:;ViVvi- .7

his hair hascnuugcel out verv, very i

, , - i-

in tie. lie carries nis age wi. 1.

r...i he biid.d chamber,i'

3i a x web j

,yyiiot.se, is aiwavs put at tne ex - i

- , -, , i

i n stuent s disposal when he com- - scii v. 't"aitli!g an omntrti

, , r : ,inly when lee w;ts alone 1 dropped

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in to see mm. iie was paeiug up,

and iown oar tne sent, rich carpet .

r,v i

with ins. nut on. i ne mormug nate-r- v er-- open at his feet, and adte'.ier ;f ie;v;ate-- nolhiug P- -

to, on Hie il.A ttei" t.ie eXf'i.'inge ol til--

'u.-n-?d ;

i j ; ".'narv d,- - rvaiious w fell into;'!'!' i e -- . t:i!:-i:- t be to a d ,u'

tie)'; the interest in thejU'esent co;np;ieatel 'residentialcon i ( i . lle is ior a , v !...-- ! v

beat Grant, but wo in--, ier a

t lit n. iii ier bod y I han Creedey. Put j

. . . .i - : i i i ; l n a.......ne win cuccriuiiv ouci-- l oewn tocrow, iiot that he loves crow in theabstract, but he is willing toany nuuntilv to ge-- t ri"! of (.iraut..1 - sI nsned him if he tiumgnt Cree iov l

would be lected.t.' t ; '. I ,..;u i i; - a- - !

i to. n.. he .M.i, iie lep.au. ecom In m-- the1 eh-me- t s ei i oj ; posi ; ion j

to the pti'seut Worthless and cor- -

t Admiuist ; a! ion. and I thinkwill le able to win. Put the con--

est promises to be close, and wille- 1 1 a!u! y be bitte':-."- '

'Wouldn't you liavo prefer eel ast raigh' out Peiuoerai ?'

"i eitamiv slmmd. 1 never natt !

flection will rum the country bee rain of the country if the hono-t-caii- se

he may appoint a Secretary hearted, eh ar-hi ad'ed, farmer-sag- e

it I it if t i litiii.v.s i. e ill in c . euiie-- ii

-.

Kir-- tt

.in.! Vldr coraci ..f i u iit c lear ,l;e nme.HV tablet, so or- ,- va.ue oi the property being c 1 0.--

nil 4"e! Sevent'.i jbe-:oi- , i, d a i d d in . J 000,0! and its possession by tile

And wi !i fb..u;dci pte.sed tc shoulder, j Government b-i- ng essential tt the.i i i ?

' Ivukiux and enforcement laws willI soon come to an end.j The carpetd). t hievos who havestolen from the South a"out twohundred millions of dollars, amipluntd the rnctetl Statesinto bankruptcy, think Greeley's

j elect ion will ruin the country bo- -

'cause their power to plunder anj oppressed people will t hen cease,

:md the laud thev have scathedi .

j know them no more.3ir. V. II. Kembl, a riiembe

of the Grant National Committee

opinion tnat it wou-.- i ruin tiecountry to elect a President whowould lei! disgraced by rcciiviitLTthe support of a man who couldwrite t he follow ing letter:T;a: escnv I ) i;r.v ir r ; r.x or I'unnsvi.vaxia )

1 ; uK ...'a 1 s.111,. 1)kk iM: .v : M'.uw Mil' I O 1 V. ' l'i I

ie i" mu my '.ii-i- n il Illelel M(;,.,,,,. () Hvans. lie l.iis a clem ,,!necMii nde that he wi-h- es on to lie!,; h. ' i . i ii i : i i i i l: i i ;: - i . i i uiiii..; i

lie I! lid1 i'S" a Hi l.S mhL tf.'i . il'i c: sh ui and ,s;

!''?. X..:.:. t . 11 iv re;:!.:-:-To Tin an Co; l'i: y. I ai .

Pat tins will do for n "sample oft he men who are predicting the

of Chnppuqua i.s fleeted to thet .. : ii i e.--ii i ea.e y .

Co'orcJ Ku-ivii- iK Ha Ch:ci

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e . a ; t ii.- .. e,; i aaei 0 : e.i . ; . i . . - tj ino-- i '. iao ui a -

t i i i i. .

'C . l

l.l.ll'l.vlll. i a o o s ( i s- - acolore.l .,.-,,- I . Hi-l- i '''' -

ei'i y a re si. lent ol v, ; uci n ; i.iwas wane l ut-o- nv a u'

O , I ten oi nis own cuior it o cioe;yesU-roa- m- time a:. or. ler- -

en ! ; o i remain in t he es t y at t ' rnine ei'e-hic- . Al., on in i'b ed' hisill'. Ti.ose whom he cou-uite- d

a fte-- i w.-ir.'.-s prude-ntl- adviseil him

to act upon the warning, v. hich he.'1 '.' e the Slateo i o sovere-- l guof Ke-Il- i h.e! OV W'r cc i U F, !. -- ii V.

Gro:-:-- ' statenu-n- t is printed k-whe- re.

Jr. Gross has been drivenout. t,t the citv because he dared toexercise a right common to all me n

hl this count! v,the right (,f tree( .h IJ.. is LibeTal Pepublican,

.., a ;i,y-()rat- of tiie eh-c-

e ...... c- ! i i 'ii o i vt i ee o n l J : n u 1. a ts e.db'Uce. the ! lioposii ion, as

he' as. be e".i niiiiie-t- understand it,is that anvcoioieMi man u no chain

!... b! i ;t- i'.l I CU '1 -- e of pl'oposijo vote ior it- - candidnles eicM-rve--

. .... . i i , o i i.;o. .i :i .........,,..!'II..IIII, .lli'l ..III .'I J v I i H l l II ...- -

can be ml on him. o m e 1 1 m e--

sim-e- ' a vo'.ing man o: co.or, one o:(the most intelligent ,;nd cti ! I vat e el

ot he chi-- s, called a t t h c o i ii ee a m

lateo 1 hat he womd like to i; elit "I . 1..t!:e - ! iiherai i e pa in lean lieKet, out

he should not elo so, became itwould' be at (he pell! en' his life.t!,. 1 ,, 1,; ..,e,i i

III I il'.MI l M oi." r i i

pe-opl- that thev tvoulil violentlyut out oi'lhe wav anv ot their coi-ei- r

who be trayed w hat they

i "It would be a calnmitv." repli- -

.-,!,lV.! V.tr US t r " h'ln::;:ll:n- - t0. t,u; la!?t - Inother countries they must think woare hard up tor material. Whois Grant? What is he? Is hea man

i .

ot oraius or n C:is.Jr Does lie Utinir- ,. ,

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:in VLiiiiiL oi i no irmcip es ot "ov- -'Ft,ernmeiit, oidot's lie care anytime?- . lnHe is a passable, horse rxckx-v-, but-

a disgrace as a I resident. Andvet we olten hear stump speakers,-

o'nee holilid'S, and s;o on compareGi-;:n- t to WashinQ-tonbTh.'- isabout the most absurd thinic I ever

Qd of. It reminds me of an in--

(;'.nt jn'l:i,'s'liVe." pato h.vJ aclass to whom lie used to teach as-

tronomy and other branches ofi t .ttaujiil llu iii that a man was noth- -

in r more than a bird wit h the teath- -, ...plucked eir. .Diegenes was

, -

atso ti teacner a a i ;i ve'ry sarcasticman. Wishing t o bring Plato'.s

. . i iei;.4Cj into i ! t ' n ti "! J 1 i ) t arary

- to his.

own,.

he got a geose,re.ii(K"d all t he teat hers on, and )Ue,1 ... . . .tii"n it t in- - nisei lption, i ills is J ia- -

. , . .'to j, owl think it would be equally'ritliculoiis to cull Granto a second

ashington, ior he has no moro, - '. .

o. ; lie i'('(i!iiM(o inalincations tor a1 1

than Grant has tor aman.

Kbbi-T- ; of the .South.O

S; e ..V i f M. ( '. K-r.r-, of Indiana.

Look at the reeeirel of civil rob-bery, crpudled t;iilv in magnitude'by the devastations of war, but ifpos.-ib- k' woie than the latter, beeau---- e it will endure to elesturb thehearts, and tax the toil, and retaujlthe' progress oi tne peopie ot thosespate's for m: mv lives. Pet meread the brief but infamous reeoielot their elcht.

i:ire rr. At y:rser,'.Ab.buma . S7.!)b".oni) Sa2.7Cl.tH7Ai i.- le t.lTD ft.:i9S nuaM'.rid i SJ i; f 7 la.7'J7 fS";(ieniia ... ... 2 t 0.7e!) 42 5 '.HI ai)(L,,i;,.;,r;;, llinii.OdO 40 021 7l!4"d , oi None. 1 0:7.-i:i- l

Xni.li C-.- i .dtmt . 12 (ts;). ." ai.8s7.4;4-- ei h C ai'o . :; a . iib I'.i'S 22.4S0 6101 ex is 2.!MK1.U!U L!'3o unaVit- - 3;; 2 is. mi 47 'oo.fi;toTo:.,! J7J.41o.tOD 2yi.G2.01

The- - of cn rpct-bagge- r y totliose unhaphv States is 215,210,- -

125 ! So much has the vilest ami

LOOK AT 'lint ANNUAL HUltbl-- V.

imposed uion the pe-onl-e of those

v.--. .. . ... 1 . .. . I . ... . 1 , ; .. i ii.'n .. 1

SiotH-s- t men and that system of

''"' i itsources :

LOCAL TA X LS.1 sm. 1870...

.u.in;.i;i i. . . v :d.i7l $2.'J82.:iS2vr'n.iw'is 2 Hlltl el'Of lnrlda LV.i 121 tWtl.KifiJ e o ! '' i I . . . 7h'7 2.i?7.027

b. J.id;o.7:;o 7.0o0 722tiQllii (LjJ2

xV V"'odin-- 1 nt-- f 7;P2 2.:te2nt

s.mth Cu.niina.. 1.2s..:G 2 7(i7.(i75lv-"-- 1 .129 677

T.dal. $11,217.3:;:) e2G.020.2x5ASsKSS !: r V X 1 .CATION.

A'.iti.tmi. . ? I M 1 : ST v e 1 35 . "s2 .5t."Aika sas . . lf.t 211.:;:') 9d:;.;;3ton id l ... CS 'J2t)..'.85( h n; ;ri i. . . cis.2:;2.:;?-- 7 227 :;i'i.5l')f.o-n-ia- n

. 23d.:7i.K!i(, . .

, . I" - J ' J I fo:. 472 til 2 177.27S :;,siX. ' "arniai'i id-- ' id)7.y2 i:;oH7s.ii22S. Oai-ohTi'-- i 4 1 D.i 2.' is:;.!!3.:-;:-

Texas 2';7.7:2.:;r MD.732.ij2y

To-a- l q .".2t 1.241 403 S1.40l.4s7,4G3

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is said te

thron.h spiritual medium&from herdeparTc friends. Kecently she.

,.ll!m. jnto Milwaukee from au- -

kesha, where she if theSummer, and was met at the depotI,.,, well-know- n spiritualist, whe

cs.-..- : ted her to the sanctum ot adistinguished medium, where nnin ior view took place. Scarcely, j sJie Minted herself when themedium informed her theot'Tad. and her husband were pres- -

nt. ami with them she conversedtor V.onv time, after whied. she im- -

ine.liatelv. left the city, making t "30

seance her only business.T" Oct ....1 .,,ot;-- f " sedd a Ion- -...j or.01 fl')r the H.lu.fit f

..neritv." "Yes." said one of hishearers, "and it yon keej. on much

v'rv,:(: ;o e t- -

In 1.1 io approaching Presidentialflection tin? citizens of the UnitedStale are calL-i-l niton nut only to

UUt .r('oa,'l U' li,t'r 'i'canons Oi

merits.HI. The sale of appointments

. .

to oillee, as in the ease ot W d hamD. Farraml. ap'tointed Cmisn! at

iCallao l)V J " les! t iel ! t VJl'ailt lornaid to Jtidu'e Lewis Dent,

and paid to Gen. F. T

Dent, the President's brothers inlaw.

IV. The surrender of the Sosco!Panch military reservation to the, - . - , ,, .... tI.ijaiiii. oi v iSiiiii . i io i nc

... t. i t j t .

.i- -

. is.-iic-i oi re isuui'i - a i .no.

V. Tiie payment of forgedbount claitns nut of toe Treasure()f the United Slates, such j . n y -

meui having been made knowingly'and tleliberai ely by Iayinaster-- j

Genera! Price, am! Gen. Gi-au- t

having supported Price in thepayment ol stieii torged claim--- , andrestored him to ollb-- e after Presi-dent .lohu-o- u had dismissed himfor his connection with these tor- -

io--r-

-- r "!

. tihe pa1 nieiit to !i ai.iia.e-n- t

army contractors of large sums ottnoue-v- , half a million or the'iv- -

abotits, withheld from t !i(sm bySee-r- e tary Edwin IM. Stanton, by

oi' their iiauds, detee-te-

ami prove-- at AU-xundriu- . a.

Yll. A dellcie ue-- of C1,50;.),.00in the stamp aceemut of the Inter-nal lb venue' ibire-au- , the moneyhaving been received lor stampsfurnished, but never paid over oraccounteel for to the Treasury,

A" lil. The Cliorpeniug fiautl,by which Post master-Geni'ra- ! Cis- -

we-11- , with the direct support andof Gen. Giant arrang- -

"'i to pay s out ot theTreasury when the (joxarnmeutowe-- Cliorpi niiing nothing, Cn-s-

ell's luyy part her being the attor-ne-- v

of Chorpcnuiug in the c.'ec.IX. The various frauds of

George' ?d. Pohe-o- n, See-re'- , ary ofthe Navy, of which o.;iS,71'J 58have been proved upftn him, t lie-s-

frauds being merely indicators ofothers not yet de te ctel.

X. The-Sa- Domingo job, withits usurpation of the war pov, e rof Congress, it s ine xcusable at t :u k

upon the' Pepublic of llayti, amiits lawless- - appropriation et tinpublic money in payment for the'

. t . i" t o 1 .. ,.i'uuau; no: ;e.'i.i lease oi iue j:.m ot' ':1,n;'"Ti,.. in ii... N co- -

York Custom House1 and the Gen-eral order extortions pr.tet iee:d byLect, Grant's adjutant, levyingvast sums, of money upon the eom-Uic- l

ce of N ew York.XII. The outrages of P roth er-m-la-

Cusev d' New Orleans inbreaking up a Pe'publie-ai- : Conven-tion by armed torce, and in at-

tempting to break up the- - StateLegislature' of Louisiana by theclandestine use of t he power of t het i i i ' . ... .. r .. .ti'euerai vto e: uine'iii , an nn ine-

, .

IlUipose in j a '.aa ui i n ti.e i i- -i iieI : 'lion ot (Pant

XIII. The oppression and rob-bery of the Southern Sta'esby thecarpet-ba- government, adding?2.v0,000,000 to thrtr debt, and bythe laws tor the suppression of the

r,rp' for military interfer-

ence' at elections.XIA. Prostituting the influ-

ence and power.

of the ITiiicd

ism ui v. u ' n t alio i o p i ese i e s . a e r v

and the slave trade the re.. ... :,r. ti, t .......,,b,.,l

V . 111. i. v.

. ... .. , (1 ... , f-- T.i,

.,sj a i e ' s a.nn e 1 " i ' "i

as in saeriBemg Americancitizens in (i'ubu to Spanish malig-nity and violence1, in se tiling the-Alabam-

question in the interestof Knglaud, and in at tempt ing ti)

i i . . : .. . t ! , , . t .. , .

Compel m;ssi;l hi pay Li.ediing Perkins claim.

Such are some of the more -

niciiitiis and nera! fcaiurcs d

Grant has about 6150,000,000 leftin the L". S. Treasury to use as an

p,,,., i"s n..i b.ooen by that braveui-t- ,,

n-r-

And lLey suear .hat Harare Ctveley islU , ,, 'l"'iU- -

, . ;

- a,. a ) ..i..,,. t ... "........,,. i. ... '

In zn lur (oa:i!-- No! (o-ai.- ititiy ihe Citrpet bag '

ll;e ninli - o!e he can f.'1 he Teinm.s aie u nanitnons .aiul in a mass

w ii: n ,i r

To tie i el!.-- in next November, to cast aGu eiey v..:e.' i

"."ii. Sain. II, ! bera i.earled a re he.c.t:in.l si. ill Willi Ii;-ii-

.... .v.i . e uhii.:ii i ii. m. aau S'.sear

.. ,In v. i li.i-e- i U ) I;. re i .ieei. y in UseJ i i ' ti ' :a ' i ! :.

AXOTHMH n;i7. CHANT SOSi..All: 'J'lil 'nil-- l"::.yd Vl'i.-lj- .

Tel! n:e po!i "elansj aat at C'cN'i ti nut- - ; n w.

Cdi ! is in term o! nl'.ti eSe quick :y In be ii'el '?

j

Will i n one pbao! my case.And t.l.s l.e-.- a! re.-t-.

j

Ai d ei-s- ll:.s iichinr Vd;lTil at h et 1: in tn bl e.is: ? ;

The r.ab nnore I'ui.vi'iiiiuii whispered low. j

.V nd lor pil y .as ii aiiswi reel "No." i

Tell me friend.-- - rebdiiin-- . I

W ha t are i i.o.-- e men about.Who fall; i Iii la. ee (Jr-e'.ev- .

And i!;ii.!c :o put tre nut Vi(h ! there ii'i: s. .me-- i me,

Si'liii' d is l iel a r :t v .

V. ire men u iii-- niv ,

. l d e'e fi.i n.e in day '.'

The enp'e. as in ore- - perpetual flaw.s't d let a moment and then an.-wer-

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Ci; ! me si oret nent t.And cannon.-- whisper h.-.v- .

Ale these iiie liuiis I a lean'' j

Slave I Ii.ti.; h' e'.--e lo sin.W '.' j

01. ' hi j on now to findA tn tn to (ill mv p: ace.

Thai : i i lead a higher li'e.A mi ran a mdole t aae '.'

lieat t and cim-eienc- e e freel. v. :

Va i:d if" ir '.eins i.r.d lum iirtreij yes.in J i eele V.

Moral i'oKcr.

The jiower of choosing the rightiiiul resisting the evil, of carryingout great worthy purposes ami ful-

filling our obligations, is given inexact proportion to the degree1 inwhich we exercise it. Characteris ed slow but steady growth, andthe- smallest child and the humblestami weakest individual may attainto bights that now seem inaccessi-ble, by tiie tonstant and patient

rcise oi' l'ust as much metale .. . ,i :

p o i 1 , . s i i o oiiiv in v ii.iv i i a ipossess. The' faithful discharge o'daily duty, the simple' integrity ofpurpose ami purity of life that allcan attain with i tfoi t and none canleach without, coniiihtite sile-ntl-

but surely te the building up d amora! character that knows no lim-

its to its powers, no bounds to itsheroism. There are those whoshrink from making a beginning inre ligious lite because they conceivethat they lack the1 ability to pur-sue it. The v would like to havestrength, but refuse the nlv me aiis

,. i - - . t .i - iiest oui.-iinm- n. in inis, a in an, , 1 I i

i. iinu'i.i' k en - i':illli'i 1 V

.. ...:'... iiaeaiou, ne1 w net aeoeas uic m.i-.- i

because he cannot swim, must for-eve- r

forfeii that abiiil-- . and it isno less certain that he w ho shrinksft cm e ntering upon a re ligious lile1

because of his deiiciene-ies- , willfail ef attaining any higher pointof exeellehce than that at whichhe haltingly remains. If this life. . . ...i. .1. . i.. . i...

much faith in the--- nevv d.-par- t mvs. jf political seotmdn iism known

i tliought the Vajaudinfjiam iu- - j,, the'woi Id for 100 years, jrotect-par- iue an evil. - s!;ou!d have I ,.i by the1 Government at AA'ash-lake- n

none e.f the1 d depart- - j ing?m, dom- - for the South ! Ye?uies, buistood linn ami unbroken , ,.. he ighte-iiee- l --audacity of thisin opposition to the Admiuist ra- - j Aelministrtaion drives "lliem tolion. Grant u ouhl have continued ji!Vt( nd lhat it is a very model ofto become nior.' and more rupt pi opric! y i u good and heme st ways,.ml tiiii o oil! able, and by N ovembe-- :; Md its 'me1 ri'tuiblie-ui- i

w e counl have 'be aten lum with aman like Hancock or Hem ricks.That is w hat I t ve ami oeneve

a. huel.it. cii vs k. waurex.n 3

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Attorneys at P

Afr ica -- ca vkm vs'ss m ain stkklt,Oil;-- : ION CITY, O.tlHiO.V.

M rch 1 tf

i"jrae.-ii- Sar-'oo- ty On; Hon. II. C Co.

5 33 Year I',j)crtf site. j

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rii.YcritJtx-- PiiYtuctAX anij svuur.oy, ;

ril ili Stro.-f- Oi-i'so- ri'y.

ATr3?vNEY:i AND COl'XSELORS u,

023-30- CITY, OIIEGGN.

Wll.h I'll VC TIC1-- : IN ALL THE COL LIS. f" t.o S if.'f . je''i ittentlon j'vi'n to in theU. S. bai.l O.iia- - al Ortgna City.

A jiril tf

W. F. KTGHFIF.LD,Kit 1l,Ii-!- u; i s:n e Is lit, at thr i.'d -- taiid,.! tin Street, OrrgoH City, Oregon.

Jf. An A t iriaiiMit. oi ale-l.t- , .. e w"ciry. and Setli Tlnnims" u t omtita ', a!i of whi'h a re wart ante d

V'-i- .r l !e a- - re;iri'seiit(-d- .

avetn oers ii mi snori none1,ml tli.iakt'iil lor past lavoi s.

J O SH iM FLEMING,

BD0K3 AND STiTlONEeY5IN MYKR.S' FIIiK-rKOO- KKICK.

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MUX TilSKT,Ot!i-:fif- CITT. OHF.I.ON.

JOHN JL PACON,I ir. iorter and I.)a!c; in ' -.- T-f-t

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ST ATI OX MR V, VAIY . Ac. Ac,Oregon C'ti, Orco on.

At C',,irf.it:$- - lV,irui' ol,! x(u,(l, !at-- Uj o,

eupit I bj S. Ackrri.Hitn, Main imt.I .' tf

DR. J. WELCH,

OFrie-- : -- la 0.1J FrJI.ws' Tpinple, cornerof First and Alder Strci t- -, I'ortland.

T ie ti it.'on i. oi' i!io,e b'.-ir-- iii superiortiiriMtiu .s is in -- pecal N it tons ox-id.- -

to t in; ,..ii iless oxt i act iua nf teeth.A-t- ici.ii teolli "bett.-- t han t he bc-s- t ,'

n.l the c'te iye.it.V lil n-- ui Oregon Cite on Saturdays.

Nov. : f

A. G. AV A FLING'S

Pioneer Cock DSndery.turner of front ntiil Aiilir Siren,

V OUT LAND, OULfJON.

BLANK HOOKS RCLLT.) and ROLXDt..snv doMredMUSIC 15 )0!vS, MAGAZINES Fys.Pe'i.")... i.-

-, . , '...i.i,.ni;., nmiet oi every variety otsoie kihi'.vii t.i ttie trade. ;

now; cewiscquentiv I was loath to ! ; "i '"7"'' " 'cuu, .,,t!'al 'l-- 'M40'1 l,,cm l Ku, into any ,0" these deoart ures. I

thomdit tiie A.lminist.-atio- would ib--

v t!K'. carpet-baggers- , under tne1 ,.,!, iis,.lF .iicvn ns vom. ,o.!l",,)1,'(-llil- tavor ot Congress

of Stale who can unite his own dis- - j

patciH's, and so cut Caieb oil ironijtocketing fat fees for doing theseodd jobs in a very learned and1 1 men :ea- - t ;e.

Pi-oilie- riii-la- Louis iK-u- i is i er- -

tain that. Grt eh v's Gee! ion wini not i

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' ... ..Ionly ui I I v. iw..i.t.l. ...ilv :i,n :i,S j

,.. ,.f v....!;-- an .i

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i VII i tj v tmugIroni ids inte-res- t in the swindlingi eikitts cianu against Ku.-:a- . as n i

is not lively tnat honest lie'raceWill ii'in! ai iv i mi m iiinea i ions tothe C.a r asking the; se-- l I lenient oft!;.-i- t claim as-- a persona! fax or.Peside-- s he would no longer be ableto scil consulsliips at. ,-)''

ami lit c i ruin would hill upon the-eiee-up-

t ion of nfii ec pedd i ing, w Inchhas become a protiiaMe indusiiwlimier Mr:uit .Aouiim.-l-i ati-m- .

poi.'e-o- u thinks (.ire-ede- stioii ii! rum the country because. . Ihe w.ii ne no niage. anouee: to pay

0:i,oho at n time to ractoi;!io not only understood audition,

io vision a in s: leue-e1- . but k no w ho w ,. . . i

to give timely iilths to the .5ccitary's friends.

Paez is coniident. that Greelevcee'tiou . v. hi r..in this countryi :....!. i ... i i

"V"'"v ,' " 1 "' "

rn ' n ' o seheiii' a m I was! i t In re.--; - v

job out ot evisience ihroiigh tin.1

failure of the Fhite d Slates ti.-- t tekeep Pae-- in power. Gen. Pan- -

eoel; tuuest pre! t y much the- - same'vie-- en t he s;i uai ion.

Ceil i! bn ! I ;itbo- - is i.it-O'- i th-.- f

(.Iree'ley's election will ruin thecountry because the new Presidentwill surround himelf with dishou-e's- t

advisers, and more especiallyiiccanse he- - will recall tieuu Kg vpi,provided he venture's to renint hither, his nephe'W, (ico. II. Puth r,that shining (nnanieiit of the con-sular service1.

Gem. Dent, brother-in-la- of thePresident, is perfectly sure thatGreeley's election will rain t

became he will then nologe r lie chief doorkee-pe- r of tiie"White House, the- - lucrative keep-ings ami stealings where of are e:ou-gemeui-

to the lofty nature of thishigh fiiiict iom-- i rv.

Pro? her-iii-l- a w Casey is painedto believe thai Give-ley'- electionwill ruin the country because hefee-I- s: iv that the ChappatjuaFarmer will not have- - to search fanglor a reason for turning him out ofthe Co!Let Ol'silitl Oi S e W Oi k'.-ll-

a position in w hich he is now keptin deiiance of the protest ot nearlyall the honest men etf Louisiana.

Pi nt hcr-iu-!- a w Crammer pro-claims from over the1 sea thatGreeley's ele-ctio- will ruin hisdearly b; lo count ry,;ami compelhim to back no it is t ; un k ami ret urnto his native land, and no hmge--

el raw tatiems for disgracing Ameri-can dinloiuucv, about winch heknows as much as much as any 1

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other ;iss w he) feeels at his nuister'scrib.

The patriarch himself, good, eddJe-sse1- , ii'fts tip his aged voice and awe e'ps ut the run. whie h will come-ujio- n

this counl ry it Greeley iselee-teel- , lor he- - knows that the Cov-

ington Post office will suddenly slipfrom his grasp, ami the1 price otgauge ishij'S fen ri ally tleelihe m theCincinnut mark t.

Colonel Leet is agitated in viewot' the ge-n- rai rum v, hich will pre-vail tlnoughotit the country on lheelection of Gree ley because he fet Peiuite conti'iv'iit v erv soon there a fie r

tr to be their rights by voting tor j ,.,, j,v ;iMy possib-ilit- break it ;,,H' t' President 1 It titly illus-(dv- e

iey and pYown. The slate- - j (!o'wn. "Tiie" pee.V.Ie ate ,r( n"n,r i t rates the !itFu-- f nee betwe-e- sed-

iment seemed so incredible that vve ij jekoraml sicker U i hat lit tlewhif;U U'veri:me nt by intelligent and

i'i'" i'MC-m- i onvihv. am! bv ihev,

:endeavored t o reassurethe extent of the danger. The con- - j U()ul ji;ivc H.,U u ;i condition oi'i l,ro cnsuiiar gevernment beirn ofdue t oflhe Ku-Klu- hist ,,,;,,, tobi a.t him with a stiaht ami executed by pobti-uigh- l,

however, showed iliat he j k'j: oc-i- t . Pitt a maiori; y eV our "'! adve-nture-r- or outcasts. Qlen.

had a clean r of t he v , )lttU.AllX diifrent iv , and have ls l,K? testimony, taken liom olh- -

im- - 'ii a line1 ed polu-- which 1 didnot niiie-l- i believe in, although it.....i- - ivi.it- - .... . 1 . ...

,. t 'IO,i.... ....i ..ii a. 1 1 . 1 e

. , - .!;n 1 is, there are too many m our i

party. 1

who are after the '"ile'sh potsol n 1 hey !;ave been it'll!(M;t :, !()ULr time, :in.l xvant t. -- ei !

;i, .,, ,i:! to c.(. wii;lt ,s in t,K7m(iul,v in 1 his. Ve sho.dd

ne ver se 11 emr principle for patron- -

age. 1 he lam rat Pcpublie-au- s arel . . H lin ihni't....... 1 h i i , - li,,... l......v t l.l.l.lvtlll il.ivp.., a f.1iri,IiOV,.i!r mnonglhe ile-sh- -

tots, and many of them are- - 10 inginto the snovement as much fromthe.t as patriotic motive's. Thereare' a geod many features aboutthe whole th ng that I dtm't like,nor eo I like Give-le- in the .ab-

stract, but the vary safety of thecountry t'le de le atof that little Grant, and I shvote for Mr. Green-v- . Aith i

so mue-- at stake, ?. e , the' defeat !

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1 han ourselvesNow, it is well for the coloredpi ople of tins audi all other commu-nities lo Uiideis'aml that this must

H' Slop lee I. !IV tempt In sun;

i.l'oej tfoli f 'i ( : j ! I ....I'on 1 n.. . I . ' I

!" " v v i 1 s .in ..1

action among t la;:'. Cd ves !s nnei.croaenment upem right e;m- -

nam to all, w ,1 i e or olack, and will j

beltsisted. Pt! le-r- are w lute menwho eiicoiirn ge 1.hem in this01

e .u-tio- thev are- of the class of

,

scouunn is w no, ivemy-wv- e years.;go, womu nave v 01 u ni ecn I tomob an abolitionist or stone a pub-lic speaker for if I v n at : ng nni ve-rsa-

freedom. They are' bad adviser-.-ami should be shunne-d- .

AA ibows. An e xchange baiter,the editor ed' w hich no eioiibt, late

nt up' with a iu'iiia c , gi ies oni u s ; "For the: other! half oi a com

ing mulch there is nothiii"- - like anin.e-n-i- m w id w. The-r- is p.s

hiiicli tiilit I'l iirc betw e en courtingdamsel and u widow, us there is

1 lie re l ice1 between ciphering in ad-

dition ami ihe double rtde e f t h ice'.Courting a girl is like eating fruitail very nice as far as it ex.tei.-P- .

hut doing the- - amiable to a bite -I ! 1 - ! 1

ei ici ea v ei o'-.e- - in oiae, "I 1 'comes

rich,unoerpnn j'" m'p'mv '"lvlv

icious we lebe.o, give lisit iive vvhldc

Pe-form- . t o b'e of 'anv permanent

set about reforming himself, ratherthan socied y and contbrmiu"- - 1

ble to the great law of loving Godaial his lellow-men- . Then theworld wii! be - para-IirK- 1.

State's to sustain .lespot- -. , , . ... ,

of that Grand, 1 can't stand mt ami ! deiive gieat consolation from com-be passive simply bte-aus- e I do not j

mut-na- t ions whie-- come to her

O-l--rs i the coantrv oromotlv at dee'd those' U ho alwavs fee l

led to. "ise I v t s e 'final to eve ry emergency,

isfiiii iii' :i ir iiiTiris ii.fi:ii,progress. u e haci.i i . i .. i .

- e i : i. : een mis io ncai. iiiii ei t h i ii weI

trust a!one to lnesent e.ur inherent j- jstrength we mav as well sink. In- -

wlio have exaggerated ideas ofUl.elr .wn are e.iten ually

tllC weakest m action. Put whilethe vainest need neve-- r boast, t hehumblest need lie'VeT desjn.ml, itthis gre at principle be 1 eceignizet!

REAL ESTATE EXGHAN

like the thing the way was bnmght ;

abnmt. Our party indorsed Gree- - I

ley, ail t,ie elements of opposition j

wiil rady mourn! him. and J trustand i'1-a- tiiat Grant may "be defeat- -

i ami t hat vviu o orv enough.A hen l here is a project that t haTj

c'u'nl may1 be brought I

j a'bo'.tt it ain't worth while to stand.

j v j ,, , u.,s ;

So I shall simn'ort and vote orI 'll.?'ri'l'1,.v- -

I

You on t crow, then?"V... bn-'ddn- -' 'T shall enf ;

'crow, not because Vllove it, b.O f'o- -

the good that may in- - obtained, j

I love1 mv country, .md I think. .

eat-- 1

ing crow, as thev say, at tins j.iuc- -

tun will help it.,u )Vt-n- ; , , , , -

electedr" I said, in con.-b.oo- j;

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DZALERIN 1:111,1 :1('te'd upon, that each is tob'KAL ESTATE VNDOT'tct. . . , , , ...INVESTMENTS iii inse i i i c i e i.e. s . ; , i i s out inn , . . , . . t . , .: 1 , . ,

theief wii! come ;t specific order i valiii', must b-- b'Used upon je.rsen-Iro- m

AA'ashiiigttui leijuiring him j a! vitiue, not ; a ml it steins toto give up tiie general onicr bmi- - j me- - that the mil'euiuni will not beness in New euk. iar olf whe n each imliviibta! shall

-- cry energy, and Un Cli ' "

r amr-imglv.--; for l,i,n is

for,i;;,,iti-trl-s--- li ; abilities that will ever follow the i U'"'r ''

.iV-i.teio-

nd t t!c. J o csv r v i , , and faithful di,cha j desire tor their conniiu.tee.uoitei- -

ami det-rmin- ed 1 ,! ,!nn- - 1 lettia t letll.The umty of deputy marshals,

sujK'i'visors en election, and othertipstaves of the Administi at ion, seenaught but ruin to the country inthe election ot Greeley becametheir power tr change exhnrbi'.in?

fijiull TX ,icittf-- :in'- - executed with !

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OFFICE-X- .1. 'UCrter'sBaildine, corner! A tffice-iiolde- r, and ed-rriui- H

Fr,,nt streets. i itor of a immgrei organ, is Secre- -: tary of t?iv i ran! Cnb 5: CorenUR 1 leCf bnp rb'g fund '1'- - i'l.

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