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Daily Capital Journal
BY HOPBR BROTHERS
THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1896.
A ONE-SJDED CANVASS,
PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.
For Independent American Bimetallism
and People's Government.
For President.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
of Nebraska.
For Vice-President,
THOMAS WATSON,
of Georgia.
Oregon Union tresidkntiai. electors,
N. L. BUTLER, Polk County, Democratic.
M. L. OLMSTED, Baker County, Peoples.
HARRY WATKINS, Yamhill Co.. Peoples.
E. HOFER, Marion Co., Silver Republican.
A PROPER CHAIRMAN.
., Tjie selection of John A. Hunt, of
Clymer, n farmer, who lias been a
Foptillt, who has howled against
monopoly, who has shrieked for silver
and libVrt, hut who now, supports
the giild jliin.hirJ monopoly and Mark
itjinnu, fur ciuiirman of Senator
Mitchell's meeting atSuleni was very
appropriale.
Farmer Hunt has always been
hunted, and ridiculed and abused by
the Portland politicians for his inde
pendence. Now that he should turn
about and eat his, record,; recant his
Populism, and become orthodox once
more, he is put forward as one of the
redeemed.
Hut a man who has the temerity to
abandon the farmers' cause of the
restoration of silver and whoop up the
bloodless tariff and the bloody shirt
at a time when those issues are not
before the people, is a fit chairman In
a campaign of cowardice and stultili
cations. A thousand times more do
the people admire Senator Dolpli,
cold-blooded and aristocratic as he Is.,
openly buying his goldbug idols, to
men who lny down their silver princi
ples, when it seems to pay best to do it.
How inllnltely much more do the
people admire a man like Jonathan
Bourne, who resigns his position as
secretary of the Republican state cen
tral committee, and roll up his sleeves
to roll up a majority for Bryan and
bimetallism in accordance with his
principles, than men who for love of
oillce and hope of reward lay down
the principles of a life time, and
basely desert what they have publicly
advocated.
THIS PRACHT OF ASHLAND.
Max Praclit, of Portlaud, was on
his way south Saturday via the Rose
burg mail train and among his thirty
three fellow passengers was a certain
Populist presidential elector of this
city. It was a case of "tow and lire"
as soon as they realized each other's
presence and a redhot "monetary"
argument was instantly under way.
After u .while it came to a matter of
proof as to the prevailing popular
sentiment and tho burden of -proof lay
upon Mr. Pracht. Ho disposed of tho
question by polling the train in com
pany with his opponent, with the re
sult that thirty-two voted for tho
great son of Ohio and two for Bryan.
Born of Nebraska and of this ultiful
minority the said Populist elector con
stituted one-hair. Salem statesman.
Tho above is pure ilctlon, reported
by this Praclit, of Ashland. No vote
was taken. No discussion was had.
"Wo never rodo ten miles In our life
with Pracht.
Pracht is ouo of Mark Ilanmt's
uposUto Jews, distributing McKinley
literature on a Southern Pacific free
pass. He incidentally remarked that
ho was a German, when a travelling
man remarked that he was no mnro a
German than. wore Ickelhcimcr, Gold
stein & Co., of the gold bond syndi
cate fame. A Jew who is ashamed of
Ills race often tries to pass himself oil
on Americans as a Gorman. That is
what this man Pracht is doing.
Friends of Bryan and bimetallism
in tho Sunnysldo neighborhood should
turn out early Saturday night to hear
lUgdon debate with Moores. Tho
Salem plan to swamp tho littlo
country school houses with a hired
gand of town shouters should not bo
permitted to succeed ir people In tho
country have to go to the school
houses before dark.
Hon. Solomon Hirsch, of Portland
chairman of the Republican State
Central committee Is conducting a
one-sided campaign. No Invitation
has been given Senator Dolph or any
of his pronounced adherent to par
ticipate in this canvass. The old
guard of genuine sound money men Is
left out In the cold while recently
gold-plated silver shrlekets are doing
all the talking for the gold standard.
In this respect It Is a hypocritical
and lop-sided campaign from the Re
publican standpoint. Of course the
purpose is to keep the party machin
ery solely in the hands of Sol. Hirsch,
General Williams and their friends,
aud thus force Dolpli and the genuine
gold standard advocates out of the
party and out of the chances of fed
eral pap if there Is any. The Sol.
Hirsch crowd don't care whether Ore
gon goes for McKinley or not so
long as they are in control of the
federal olllces and the state organiza
tion, and have control of the next
state convention. In fact Hirsch and
Mitchell prefer Oregon should give a
Bryan majority as that would be a
vindication of Senator Mitchell's re
cord for free silver. Mitchell will
have served his party loyally, the
Bryan majority will be given as in
acJ6rd with his free silver record,
Mitchell will be a silvorscnator again,
Hirsch will be minister to Turkey
again, and the goose will hang high.
Tills is undoubtedly the program of
the Mitchell Republican wing now in
control of the party in this state.
That is a hypocritical un-American
management, that is repulsive to
honest men, whether they be gold
standards or bimctallists. Senator
Mitchell's interpretation of the Mc
Kinley platform at Salem as a free
coinage platform has disgusted sound
money men still more.
brVAN Will win
Continued from first page.
HANNA'S LAST HOPE.
The last chance of winning the
election for McKinley lies In a con
certed movement of Mark Ilanna to
pit the labor vote against the farmers,
by telling the former that under free
coinage their wages will only buy half
as much products.
This is a stab at the farmer and an
admission that the gold standard robs
tho farmer of half the value of his
products and labor. The fact is, if
free silver will double the price of
farm products, it will double the
chances of the laborer getting employ
ment, because then the farmer can
employ labor. Now he cannot.
What are farm products, wheat,
flour, meats, eggs, butter etc.? They
are the products of labor. They rep
resent cheap labor when they are
cheap, and dear labor when they are
dear. Can the laboring man expect
high wages and cheap products? Can
he expect his wages to keep up, if the
farmer cannot employ labor and all
laboring men are driven Into the
cities to compete with each other and
half of them idle? Ncverl Labor
suffers more from cheap products than
any other clement of society because
cheap products meau cheap labor.
Tho way to help labor is to restore
the prices of farm products to the
point where the farmor can employ
labor In competition with the cities,
and buy store goods freely. That can
not be done under tho gold standard
and laboring men know it.
LABORER VS. FARMER.
In this whole campaign the Salum
Statesman has sought to pit the la
boring man against the farmer. To
day It says:
"No real friend of tho workingman
wants to cut his dollar in two."
Greut peppermint! Fifty wheel
men on bicycles at Olympla have or
ganized for McKinley. Washington
people will never adopt tho one-wheel
money system, though.
Tho Colorado Republicans In state
convention declaro for free sllvur and
jet sustain the gold standard national
lfei:ei. W , :, :
That Is, you want tho worklngman's
dollar to buy two dollar's worth of
tho products of the farmers' labor.
Yot, what man has so little souse as
to beliovo the laboring man's chances
of a living are better with flour at 75
cents a sack thau they would be with
flour at $1.50 a sack?
If the farmers got twice as much
for his products under free coinage of
silver, and that is what you say, he
"would be lu tho city markets employ
ing labor as ho used to be, at good
cash wages. Ho would bo the great
est competitor for labor. Would that
hurt labor?
As you look over the map there
isn't a southern McKinley state.
Should he win lie must win east of
the Missouri and north of the Ohio
.and the Mason and DIxou line.
What states make up this territory
and what electoral votea does he need
to bring success? The total number
of electoral votes in the country is
447. The man who wins the next
white house must get at least 221.
Now where are they In the region
into which McKinley has been driven?
A table of the states Involved with
the vote and electoral voice shows
like this:
Maine 0
New Hampshire 4
A'erinont 4
Massachusetts 15
Connecticut G
Rhode Island 4
New York 30
New Jersey. , 10
Delaware...'. 3
Pennsylvania 32
Ulilo zs
Indiana 15
Illinois 24
Iowa 13
Michigan 14
Wisconsin 12
Minnesota I)
Total 230
CANNOT HOLD THEM ALL.
In other words, should McKinley
carry every state east of the Missouri
and north of the Ohio and the Mason
aud Dixon Hue he woul have a major
ity of six in tne electoral college.
The beauty of it all is he can't do it.
And Ilanna, with all his money and
all his lack of scruple added to his
coarse force, can't do it for him.
In all of these states the Democrats
fuse with the Populists and present
an unbroken silver front. The only
bolts in these bailiwicks are silver
bolts from the Republicans, and "in
passing one may say of the Populists'
refusals to fuse with the Deuiocratst
that the Republicans can gain no aid,
no comfort from them. These fuse
refusals only occur in states like Ala
bama, .where, whatever happens,
Republicanism and McKinleyism
stand no more oi a snow titan a
feather in u furnace.
But, to go back to this table of the
middle west, the north and the north
east: McKinley has six to -the good,
should carry them all; but there are
several of these persimmons beyond
the reach of the nanna syndicate pole.
Be they ever so wisely, corrupt they
eversocunnlngly, they can't get them.
SILVER HOLD ON MINNESOTA.- '
Take Minnesota for example and
without it McKinley is swept away
and a lump rises and lives in the
Ilanna throat every time he thinks of
it take Minnesota with its nine
votes; what man allows McKinley
Minnesota in his count? The Repub
licans are two-thirds for silver there.
They are leaving the party for the
Democracy by squads, platoons and
companies. It's been nothing but
"bolt McKinley" in Minnesota ever
since nanna got his nomination in St.
Louis. Ex-Governor Mcrriam and
Mike Doran may carry caucusses, and
even dominate state conventions, but
they arc helpless at the polls. They
may lead the Minnesota horse with a
corporation halter to the water, but
they can't make him drink. Minne
sota will bo for Bryan.
With a hop and a skip over Iowa,
where gold is in a corner lighting for
its life and bidding fair to lose it,
come to the great state of Illinois.
Every Illinois sign is a silver one.
Altgeld for governor is to win over
John Tanner; even Republicans admit
that. If the state is to tro locally
Democratic, how will it resist an even
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stronger national impulse? The state
is half way on its way to Bryan now,
and by November the world will wit
ness a silver stampede in that corn
stalk commonwealth.
HOOSIER VOTES NEEDED.
In Indiana and In Michigan the
McKinley dove, when cast loose by
Ilanna, returns with weary pinion to
to the syndicate ark, llnding no rest
for the sole of its foot. They .say
about Washington -that the millions
Ilanna will pour forth on the Iloosiers
will make the former financial opera
tions in politics of blocks-of-live-Dudloy
look pale and wan. Its to be
hoped that Ilanna will break open his
barrel on the banks of the Wabash.
Tho Hooslers need monoy. And such
is their thrift and such their political
direction that 'they will take all
Ilanna will bring them and then vote
for Bryan, just the same.
The truth is tho McKinley chances
are allrc, as this Is written, In
Indiana, in Michigan, In Ohio itself;
while from the smudges going up in
parts of the empire state it would apj
pear as if New York Itself was In
direct range of the sparks and liable
to burst Into silver burning at any
hour. Even tho staid and solemn
state of Pennsylvania is acting
peculiarly, and from what flotsam
comes now ashore from the Keystone
community, one might reasonably
look for Republican woo In that
direction.
That is tho situation, and there are
the tables and figures by which Mc
Kinley must make his conquest of tho
white house. One will have to stand
on his head before ho sees or reads
any Hanna syndicate encouragement
in them.
Bryan will win.
The Salem Bryan club will hold its
second rally at the Salem armory Sat
urday pight, Judge Whitney, or
Albany, and J, W. D'Arcy. of Salem,
will speak.
jj Don't compare "Battle Ax" 1
H with low grade tobaccos compare
j "Battle Ax" with the best on j
H the market and you will find you g
H get for JO cents almost twice as
much "Battle Ax" as you do of
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POPULAR CONTRIBUTIONS
For the
Bryan Literature
Fund.
and Campaign
The subscriptions are coming in
slowly, but as they are purely volun
tary they show that there are still
men In this hotbed of Republicanism
and bread-and-butter olllcialism who
dare contribute to the cause of the
people
Name. Amount.
D.J. Fry $1 00
Businessman 2 00
Cash 1 00
A. Strong; 50
W. G. AVestacott 50
John Baync 25
E. Hofer 50
T. L. Davidson 50
AV. T. Rlgdon 50
AV.S. Mott 50
J.M. Payne 25
JamesKadcr u.
Jeff Myers 50
II. M. Jones 10
N. M. Learned 25
Businessman 25
Dr. Jeffries 50
AV. C. Mitchell 25
AV. T. Slater 50
AV. B.Simpson 25
II. AV. Prescott 25
John Savace. Sr 25
N. Lambert, cash ;.. 50
Laborer 50
Farmer, cash 2 50
A Bryan boy, cash 25
Laborer.. 25
Laborer, cash 25
Business man 50
R. P. Boise 1 00
Silver Republican 5 00
Laborer 25
The campaign now begun will last
six weeks and will result in Oregon
casting her vote for Bryan or Mc
Kinley. The money will bo turned
over to the treasurer of the Salem
Bryan club.
If you cannot contribute from 10
cents to $1 a week for the campaign,
give a cash contribution. AVhile the
McKinley campaign committee can
hold up every banker and $5 to $500
out of every employe of the state,
county and city government, this
cause when won will owe the oillce
seekers and tax-eaters nothing.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I
Lucas County ss
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that hej is
the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the city of Toledo,
county and state aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh Curb.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in. my
presence, this 6th day of December, A. D.
1896.
. . , 1 A. AV. Gleason,
I ."'v I Notary Public,
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and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials
free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
fjrSold by Druggists, 715c.
JOHN HUGHBS,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock erf
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of grass seeds,
Fa m hi
Tuesday night, October 0, Major
Woodward, of Portland, will address
theGuuid Army men at Salem who
have Joined tho veteran's patriotic
McKinley Republican club.
For tho first time in their lives T.
T. Gecrand tlio gang admire Populist
John A, Hunt chairman of Mitch
ell's meeting, ' '
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General and Nervous DeL-iMy.
Weakness of X if ri
Mind, Lucct3 of. Error
or Excfcie3 In OM o.
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planr.Uoa and proof, walled (soiled) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y.
NEW ASVEIIT'SFMENTS.
FOR KENT, A form of 43 acres, 5 miles
east of Salem. Renters mint be able to buy
team, wagon and harness. Enquire at farm
on Salem and Macleay road or address A A
Dubois, Salem, Oegon. 9 30 2t
TO TRADE, For a buggy or a wheel; a
good work horse. Apply to II T Mann, Capi
tal saw mill, Salem, 9 29 3U
LOST, STRAYED OK STOLENOne
light red and white cow about 7 years old
with a small bell attached to her. She dis
appeared from my premises last Saturday
evening, A reasonable reward will be paid
for her return. G A Nye, opposite Leslie M
E church. 9 28 31
LOST-Small leather satchel!, between Sa..
lem and Turner. Return to Salem Soap
works, 028 -st
OWNER can have 5. gallon can of oil left at
my place by paying for this notice. L. M,
Benninghoff, 19 Chemeketa st, 92631
WANTED A place to do geheral
work. Ethel Page, Neskowin, Or.
house-2831
FOR SALE OR TRADE.,-The best stock
and hay ranch in Oregon, consisting of 200
acres. The above tract is good for fruit, grain,
truck gardening or general farming. Will
sell cheap on easy terms or trade lor small
place. For particulars inquire of A. II.
Boothby, Mills City, Or. 9 17 im
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two improved
lots, nil kinds of fruit, on street car line, at a
big bargain for cash; addres H, this office,
WINTER PASTUKE.-,For good winter pas.!
ture for horses inquire one block west ol the
North Salem school. Robert Crayton. 9 9 mi
PICKLING CUCUMBERS. I have" a fine
lot of pickles for sale at my p'lac" near the
penitentiary. Five cents per gallon.
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CARPET PAPER Large lot ol
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap
the thing for putting under carpets.
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New Oi-kning San Francisco second hand
store. New and Second-hand clothing, boots,
shoes, trunks, valises, jewelry, tools, and all
descriptions of second hand goods bought and
win anu exenangja, nigliest price paid for all
kinds of second-hand goods. Cleaning and
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Shortest route between the W tDe"c
and California,
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Fare from Altwny r i5.(0Coo
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Salem, Oregon.' R, KOEHLER, Manager.
Bav. cabin S; round trip, good
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The most popular seaside ort
North Pacific Coast. , ho under
bathing absolutely sale.. h tin. J
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fishing with aquatic sports, t VJft
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FmviN STONE, .Manager, Ccnra"i
Salem,
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