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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1898
Page
2
Oregon legislative plans begin in January while beet growers press for a bounty on beet sugar. The Graphic congratulates Junction City Times on surviving a fire with no plant loss. The Oregonian shifts stance on McKinley while Joseph Simon seeks a Senate seat. A new school law faces opposition and possible amendment. its text appears in The Graphic this week.
A citizen quotes that a newspaper man who succeeds must expect malignment from law-breakers critics and others who disagree. He jokes that to avoid misrepresentation one would need to die young, illustrating rough public perception of journalists.
The article argues the Solid South has faded as a political bloc with Southern states sending divided delegations and former Confederate officers serving in the Federal army. It urges Southern states to vote from conviction, not tradition, and compares party alignment across regions while cautioning against identity politics based on geography.
A quotation from N. Y. Trivane argues against sectional politics and urges parties to align by principle rather than geography. The writer notes inquiries already raised by Southern Democrats, aiming to promote the nation’s best interests and a return to era of principled party lines.
A 1898 act outlines voter eligibility for school meetings and directs districts with 2000 plus students to form wards and establish at least one polling place per ward. It requires residents to vote in their ward and sets governor approval for enactment.
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