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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24
Abolition H.ogic.

Why do you oppose the Chinese voting?
Please tell US in what respect the negro is
better qualified for an e%lector than the Chi.
naman ?-IColusa Sun.
The Chinese are lIeathen, while the ne.
groes arc Christians. The negroes are mn.
tiyes Of the Unitcd States, while the Chinese
are Asiatic barbarians. The negroes under.
stand the principles of our Government,
while the Chinese know nothing about il.
Three great, unanswerahlc reasons in favor
of the negroes over Chinese Marysyille
Appeal.
Let MS glance at these three reasons
given by the Appeal why negroes should
vote.
LIST. If only Christians are to vote then
that paper would d~isfranehise jews
Atheists, Deists aud unitarians-for none
of these believe in the real Divinity OF
Christ. And how many negroes are
really Christians Yet he would give al
negroes the right to vote.
ID. Are natives to vote, and natives
only? This rule would let in Indians
and all races born on the soil, but woulo
exclude every person bornS gu foreign soil
The a%bsurdiiy of such n rule is apparent
8d. To assert TINT the great mass o.
any considerable portion of the negroe,
understand the principles Of our Govern
ment, il simply Ridiculous Not one il
one thousand do. If they did, however
they would certainly be wiser on tina.
point than the majority of the Appeal
own party.
The fact is, there can be no good reason
for excluding from the right of suffrage
all the Indians and other colored or mixes
races in the whole country, if the righi
be conferred upon the negro. The Ap
peal is aware of this, but to spread III,
glamour over its wi theory and deceiy,
its readers it talks about healhens ans
natives and barharians, &c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24
WIG pArs.-A Sow York pnper saws

WHO PAYs.-A New / ofk paper SAYS
The leader of fashion this winter in Wash.
|ington is Mrs. Senator Spragne. the only
lady who, when she gives a ball. builds a
ballroom expressly for the occasion and re-
moves it the next day and well she might.
for the Government and Congress have been
At work for a year or two in getting up a tar
III to suit the views of the Sprague family
generally, and the Rhede Island Senator in
particular, and millions of dollars have the
cotton lords pocketed by it.
Mrs. Senator Sprague is the daughter
Of Salmon P. Chase, perhaps the most cor
rupt man, except Simon Cameron, that
ever disgraeed American history. Her
husband is the habitual drunkard who is
entrusted with the Craftsmanship of one
of the most important Committees of the
Senate, and by which he is enabled to
keep up the excessive tariff on his own
manufactures. Senator Spragae and Mrs,
Senator sprague daily squander more than
enough to maintain u poor white family
for a year ,land all they squander is wrung
from the telling white poor-men, women
and children-of Senator Sprague's great
cotton mills, and from other white poor
all over the land. Senator Sprague can,
not ~sympathise with his own white slaves
he cannot DO induced to ameliorate Their
condition, although he is worth million.
of dollars; but he never fails to vote in
favor of making the white poor of tbs
whole North pay still heavier taxes, and
to suffer yet sorer privatlons, in order tc
provide to support himself in Law.
ish extravaganza, to swell the Golfers Of
the New England manufactures, and, in
addition, to maintain hundreds of thous
ands of lazy, worthless, pilfering negroes
IN idleness andvice and crime. Mrs. and
Senator Spragae enjoy the thing-it i,
the poor whites who toll and sweat and
suffer in order that the very rich Senator
and his very e~xtravagant wife shall enjoy
themselves as leaders of Washington SO
ciety.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

4 CoNrRAsr.-The Emperor of Aus
tria has signed a decree ordering the
suppression Of military tribunals for the
trial Of ofenses committed by civilians in
Hungary. and has also lately issued a
universal amnesty to all who were e n
gagged in the Hungarian revolution, from
Kossuth down. Austria is called a Des-
potism. The President of tho United
States permits his Secretary of War to
organize Military Commissions for 1not
the trial, IN fact) the conviction Of per-
sons in civil life against whom he 1.-THE
Secretary nourishes vengeance, and
further sanctions the murder or other
punishment decreed against the condemn
ed BY order Of this Secretary through
these Military COMMISSIONS The Presi-
dent also Withholds amnesty from thoua-
ands Of the prominent citizens of one
great division Of the country. The
United States Government is called free.
Yet the Autocrat of a so-called Despotism
is more liberal, more merciful, more for
giving than the President of a so-caled
free Republic. a remarkable contrast is
here presented.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

MoRE ABOLITION aJUsTIcE."-Some
time ago a Boston negro named Bradley
was convicted of seditiors language IL
Savannah, Ga, and sentenced to one years
hard labor in Fort Pulaski. After a
weeks Imprisonment be was released by
order of Secretary Stanton. The same
Secretary organizes Military Commissions
to hang or imprison white men for less
offences than this negro was convicted of,
and all chance q hope Of release or par
don is shut out from the unfortunate vic.
TINS of this murderous Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

MARRIAGE LAw.-By the following
which we copy from the Walla Walla
Statesman, it will be seen that the Legis.
~laturo of Washington Territory has taken
good means to put a stop to the marriage
of runaway couples:
The late Legislature very properly passee
IN act regulating marriages, and requiring
the procurement of IA license previous to en-
tering into the marriage contract. The Law
declares marriage to be a civil contract
which may be entered into between males d
the age of -, aud females Of the age of II
years. All marriages between white per
sons and negrees or Indians are prohibited
The marriage license is to be issued by tn,
county auditor, aud no license il to issu,
where the parties are under age, unless Will
the written permission of the parents 81
guardian Of the minors thus applying. Tn,
penalty for violating the provisions of Thu
act is n fine of not more than five hundred
nor less than one hundred dollars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

OF GouRsE.-A late Washington paper
says detective Baker has retired on a
handsome fortune, OF course he has.
He was Stanton's head villain; he had
the robbing of STATIONS many victims,
and shared with his murderous master
the sums stolen and &c great amounts
paid for ransoms, or for release from
Stanton dungeons. He and Stanton are
both rich.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

An ABOLITION DrsTINcTIoN-Gen.
Briseoes lately convicted By . Court Mar
tai Of stealing over two hundred thous-
and dollars from the Qnartermaster's De-
partment, was simply honorably dis
missed from the army. A poor private
soldier, whose only offence vas stealing a
@nteen Of whisky from an officer tent,
= now serving out a FIVE years term in
the Ohio Pe~nitentiary, Yet it is this
party which talks about justice and right
and htegngt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

Upward OF thirty thousand negroes have
died in and around Atlanta. Georgia, during
The last twelve months. - Exchange.
They died of the " freedom " their phil
a~nthropic Yankee brethren forced upon
them. Pnritans insist upon having all
negroes free, since they own one them
selves and have quit the slave trade; but
they would soener see a negro starve or
die any time than to support him a week
themselves. An their humanitarianism
must be paid for by other folks money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

P%uRlTASIc GENERosIrY.-The Mas.
saehnsotts Springfield Republican (Abo-
%lition) says a painter engaged in painting
the ceiling of a church at Chelsea, Mas
saohusetts, fell and injured himself foi
life. In his fall he broke the back Of d
pew he struck on, and the Church trus
tees sent him a bin to pay, for damage
done. Of 81 COL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

WONDER If Ir Is So Pit is said that
whenever any fool of a fellow, or any wag
around Washington, writes for bancombe
or the fun of thing, any bill or reso-
buttons so a~bsdf0 no sensible person
will take notice Of e. nt;pn, their
authors hand them to j.
son, 0regon's Congressman. for 4
ton in the House, and Dickey, only too
glad to be considered the author of any
pen-writing, at ono pops up in his
place on the first opportunity, and asks
. leave to introduce the following which
I hold in my hand" This may account
for the singular character of the bills and
resolutions the blessed old ninny has SC
far introduced.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

AsnLAED SoLD.-Ashlaad, for fifty
years the home of the Great kentuckian,
Henry Ca was recently sold for $780,
QUO by Mrs. james b. Clay. Il is de-
signed to transform it into an agricultural
college. The estate comprises 80 acres
of the richest land in the Blue Grass re-
zion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

A little girl in Pennsylvania was lately
reproyed for playing out doors with boys.
aud informed that, being eleven years old,
she was { too big for that now" But with
all imaginable innocence she replied - Why
grandma, the bigger we grow the better VIC
Che better VIC like 'em,n Grandma took
time to think.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

ABOLITION CHRISTIANS. The cler-
gynen Of the Abolition persuasion are all
strangely devoted to the cause of the
Hrinee Of Peace" as the late war has
assonishingly developed. They are mcr-
ciful, too. and charitable, and so forgiv-
inc. Among the many sanity howlers is
n Rev. George Il. Hepworth, Pastor of
the Church Of the Unity, New York
Some weeks ago this lovely disciple OF
Puritanism delivered a lecture on Our
Dangers and the Way Through Them"
he declared that the whole people were
disappointed with the Presidents man
segment Of reconstruction that our only
safety lay in giving suffrage to the negro
and hanging JEFF. Davis and General Lee.
He went 50 Gr as to say if the question
arose as to whether suffrage should be
given to white or black, he would " spurn
the white and give it to the black"
We may assume, then, that this is the
real platform of the Radical godly men Of
New England. 1t is certainly easy to
cOmprehend-hang Jefferson Davis and
Gen. Lee; letell negroes vote "spurn
he Whites The Albany Abolition or.
gan favors the Radical cause. Though
she fellow who is put forward as the edit.
or IS simply a whiIom short-card sharper
and an unreformed scoundrel generally
the real conductors and managers Of thai
paper arc Radicals of the genuine Puritan
stamp. OF course they approve the Rev
Mr.. Hepworth's q Way through our dan.
gers He calls himself a Christian; Sc
do they profess to be Christians. He and
they both profess to be "Usion 2 men
They each and all practice Christianity
AID prove their love of the Union in
equal prOpoltions-by shameing the first
and by seeking TO destroy the last.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

A tcmpssance lecturer, ~descanting on the
essential purifying qualities OF cold water,
remarked, as IA knock-down argument
.sWhen the world had become 50 corrupt TINT
the Lord could do nothing with it lie was
Obliged to give it a thorough sousing in cold
water" Yes replied a topper, ''but il
killed every darned eritter ON the face of the
earth.a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

ABOLITION GRATITuDE.-In a late
local election in VIII county, Illinois, the
Abolitionists ran an old ofiee-holding
radical against a returned soldier who bad
lost one leg in fighting their battles, and
beat him badly It presented another
evidence oftheir gratitude and sympathy
for . cur brave soldiers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

Our AND IN.-A Woman Ii Yreka
obtained a divorce from her husband at
noon, and married another man at two
clock the same day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

TIT or THE


AA5ove named Institution Of Learning, ut u
~4Ecting held on Saturday, Nov. II, 1904 re-organ-
iyod the School, by the employment Of REV. W. A.
FINLEY, A. b., IA President, and X. n. AIM
STRONG. Esq., Professor OF Mathematics.
The Professors having charge of the Institution.
pledge themselves to devote unfiring a1ten-
ton to the interests Of the pupils placed under
their supervision.
All the branches of learning usually taught in
Colleges will receive special attention when desired.
The Trustees intend to make the Corvallis Col-
lege a FIRST CLASS INSTITUTION Of learning,
worthy the patronage Of all friends Of education.
RATES OF TUITION
FOR SESSION OF 5 MONTHS:
PRIMARY
PREPARATORY, 1900
ADVANCED, DITTO AO.UO
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES 8 cExfs PER WEEK.
OF those living out of the County, payment re-
quired Invariably in advance. Those in the City
and County, one half in advance, the balance ut
the close Of the Session.
Mc-Fur fpEther particulars address the presi-
dent, KES. w. A. FINLEY, Corvallis, Oregon, or
NJ. CANTERBURY,
President Board Of Trustees.
December 2, 1s65.-17-tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24
Medical B0eks.

Aleohai, Anatomy. Apopiexy. Asthna, Asseul
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Children, GhIerulaf1n. Glseiera. ciimAse. Gensump-
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sipeias, Eye. FeInaIes, Feyars. 6fout. flealih. Heart,
Histology. Homeopathy, IIydrppathy. Inaaspza,
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Surgery, Throat. Tobacco. Water Cure
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24

A LoYAL 0rrlcIAL-Geu Kirkpatrick
has been appointed 10 a foreign mission.
To show how worthy he is of it at the
hands Of this Administration, the Newark
j. Journal says of him:
He was confined in the old Capital prison
as a thief, he was suspend u for three month.
by General Meale. rs n common liar and,
according to the statement &c his own no.
groes. he came near being captured by Waie
Hampton ON account Of his lascivious inter.
course with female negroes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-24
suragrFa
|cOURT OF
COUNTY ef -

THE omega ACOuRr nr
the State Of Oregon, Tor County Il I;nn.
March Term, 1866
|EMELINE h. HUFF, Plail agaIt Ii p,,n,,v
JEFFERSON HuFP. Defen1.J divorce.
70 JEFFERSON HpFF, To defsnaest i, q.
above entitled eanse
In tie Hanie Of the State II Oregon. ". -.
hereby required and samtnonea 10 appeef ~ a.
swer tic complaint Of tbs PlaintIa ii 81 sta~.
entitled caHse, now on file against yau 80 a.
clerk Of The said Court, within ten dan 81 ~.
date Of the service Of this summons uisn !, n
served in said Linn county, Oregon, Or II ea,sad Ia
my other county in the State then With tesnty
DAYS az the date OF service hereof upos vnn !. II
served out Or said fiate then by tie EnR day az
the next term Of the said Court to be hsfa ii ths
town Of Albany ia the said Linn e0ntgls -, H.
fourth Monday in March. 1896 Aud gsn ave
further notified that If y0u fat 10 aHsset Z above
required the said complaint sill he takeaiar CON
fessed aud tic prayer for a asssolution Df IL mar
tiaee between The said Plaintiff and yostssIf will
be granted by the Court, ~ also a detree h, tha
costs and disbursement u the Plaintiff htein.
~ order ef the Court
j. QUINN THORNTON, Solicitor a1s Rlaintig.
lfFihy cents revenue stamp.l
Ffbrnaty !. 1858.
/, o. ". Richardson, Sheriff 0f Ae aid Linn
]coatsy. certify the fofsgoiug 70 be stfus csuy of
the original saIanaUne II said suit Id saaIig.
o. 81. Richardson. Sheriff Of Linn CO, Oxn.
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CASH STORE

Is the place to save money where you can buy
goods at Small Profits. Be sure and call, and see
for yourselves. augl4 =. cHEADLE.
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praise-wortby determination to rear an
institution in their midst that should
not only obviatc the necessity of send.
ing their children abroad for an edu-
cation, but should attract from a dis.
tance those in search Of that desirable
object. Ell
rhe institution has been established
six years, and Mr., Fleming has been
connected with it as Principal from its
commencement. Impaired health now
impels him TO resign his post, to the
regret Of the supporters of the Acadc,
my not less than his own. 1t is graf.
flying, however, to be able to state
that the directors have negotiations on
foot certain to result in securing com.
petent ability to supply the vacancy
which will be created by tho retirement
Of Mr., Fleming.
- We have extended this article to-thC
limit of our available space, but no
beyond what we believe will be usefu
and acceptable to the mass Of our read
ers. We must yet add the expression
of our belief that the State-nay, thu
Union, can show but few instances o.
q single township, by the unaided ex
ertions Of its own citizens, establishing
maintaining and pushing forward tc
constantly increased usefulness, an cd
ucational institution OF equal impor
tance and merit with Fairfield Upio'
Academy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-06-28

DEAFYEss--AN UNUSUAL CAsE.--It
is seldom, we believe, that a person
born deaf is restored to hearing, even
by Aurists. An approximation to such
case, however has occurred in this
county, A gentleman "a subscriber TO
our paperO has n daughter, a young
lady, who has been deaf from BIRTH
He recently placed her under medical
treatment, and IN four weeks she was
enabled to hear the tick Of q watch, for
the first time in her life. In six weeks
she could hear the watch several inches
from her car, and is now enabled to
hear conversation but little above the
ordinary tone These changes have
been inexpressibly pleasing, as well as
astonishing, 10 herself and a!l-her ae-
quaintanccs. The medical attendant
was Dr. G, A. Knapp, Oculist and Au,
rist, of N. Y, who exclusively treats
Deafness, Blindness, and inserts Artif
cial Eyes Madison county COZ Dem.
RW-It will be remembered that DR..
Knapp is making few visits to Ian
caster, once week. each Wednesday
forenoon, at the Talmadge House.