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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1900
Page
2
The fragment lists names associated with the Democratic ticket including William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president Stevenson of Illinois for vice president and several regional figures such as W. M. Pierce from Umatilla and others from Benton and Diuttasanh.
A pre election exhortation urges every citizen to vote tomorrow. It warns that apathy hands power to corrupt politicians and risks unsafe governance. It stresses duty to participate, noting important issues and parties at stake.
A United States district judge at Honoldin issues two opinions on constitutional law and colonial status, suggesting the constitution follows the flag yet later seeming to contradict that view. The ruling questions whether dependencies are citizens or subjects, casting doubt on colonial policy and rejecting blanket naturalization of island peoples. Two horses of a very perplexing dilemma.
After tomorrow the people will shift focus from faction and local fears to broader views. A Friday night joint debate showed courtesy and open hearing among speakers, suggesting greater tolerance in the 1800s campaign. If both sides confine public speaking to such debates, much unnecessary bravado would be avoided.
A Portland paper details a Republican employee ousted after a promise of positions before the June election. Equity commissioners admit placements were pre decided, announcing new appointees have learned the ropes and that old staff will be replaced.
A discussion condemns partisan practices in Oregon politics and urges passage of the Bingham primary election bill to purify state politics. It cites reform as a path to curb machine influence and restore citizen trust in governance.
A speaker argues for open university access for women and vast opportunities for training, urging courses in home economics and motherhood while noting men and women should share education. She stresses societal value of motherhood, and calls universities to prepare women for family life along with broader careers.
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