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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

Shows ITS HooF.-Tke New York Tribune
speaks thus with reference to the negro in.
surrection in Jamaica:
Taking into account the peaceful character.
loyalty and obedience to the laws. by which
the blacks of Jamaica have been distinguish,
ed ever since their emancipation, it will re
quire evidence of the most explicit and de.
eisiye character to support the charge brought
against them in this matter. That evidence
has not yet appeared and, without wishing
to prejudice the case, we may say We do M,
think it ever viii be supplied.
This same Tribune, remarks the Chicago
Times, without any evidence whatever, and
in the face Of probability or reason, day after
day publishes accounts of atrocities commit.
ted by white men on Southern negroes. In
other words, it has fifty times more love fol
the black ru4ians of Jamaica than it has fol-
the white residents Of the Southern States.
It believes everything bad of the latter 0
the himsiest rumor or hearsay, but only upon
the " most explicit and decisive evidence
viii it believe anything derogatory to the
negro butchers anywhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

A PuzzLrD IRIsnaAN.-Mr. O'Flathery
undertook to tell how many were at a party
!" The two Crogans was ono, myself was two,
Mike Finn was three, and-and-who the
diyil was four2 Let me see counting on his
ingers9-the two Crogans was one, Mike
Finn was two, myself Eas three, and-bedad
there was four of US, but st. Patrick him.
self can't tell the name of the other Now,
it's myself that has it. Mike Finn was one,
the two Crogans was two, myself was three,
and-and, BY my sowl, | think there was
but three Of US any how +,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

SoHE DEcENcY LEFr.-In the celebrated
. Pike County case, = in Missouri, where the
Methodist Episcopal Church North tool
forcible possession Of a church belonging "a
the Church South, and where the County
Judge ruled In favor of the Northern OF
|usurping party, a decision has finally been
obtained IN tie Supreme Court Of the State,
awarding the restitution of the property to
its rightful claimants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

Pope Plus k, who is Sc venty-three years
old, reached the nineteenth year Of his pom
tifcate on the 10th of September. Of the
two hundred and fifty nine Popes recognized
by the Catholic Church, eight alone have
worn the tiara as long as Plus X.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

0NE Coon AcT.-President johnson has
removed the interdict which Stanton imposed
upon the Protestant Episcopal clergy of
Alabama, and now they are permitted to
peacefully pursue their sacred duties,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

A Saratoga fashion gossipper says: Girls
none too young to be in the nursery, make
their three and four ~toilettes per day. 70
which the Boston Post adds, The little
babies change oftener.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

A rural editor was recently married, and
previous to starting on his wedding tour,
promised his readers that he would give
them ia minute detail of all he saw and
did, There would doubtless be a demand
for a large extra edition of his paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
THAT "KNOW NOTmENG. LIE.

Soon after We started this paper in Au-
gust last, an Abolition employee in the
Salem Statesman Office, named A. L. Stin-
son, with a view to injure the paper and
to wreak malicious vengeance on ourself,
gave utterance through the columns Of
the Abolition organ in this place to nearly
all of the stale old ISLANDERS invented and
published against us at ono time or anoth-
e BIZ Mr., Bush, In his rehash he prom
ised to subsequently furnish "proofs " Of
all he had reiterated or m~endaciously add
ed. We never troubled ourself about his
stories, but went smoothly along, suf6-
cienay grati6ed with the substantial ben
ehe the paper derived in consequence of
his publications. But while we were
thus comfortably jogging or in our own
prospering way, it appears that Mr.. Stin-
son was really actively engaged in hunt
ing up his proofs" How he succeeded
generally We have no idea, nor do We par
ticularly care. Inasmuch, however, as he
WIS frantically intent on completely de-
molishing US, and was permitted the use
of his chosen organ, al h6itana, to vent
his spleen against US, and his " proofs"
have never appeared, it is reasonable to
suppose that, in that particular work.
haka,e lahor -. l,-t
Yet when we say that we have no idea
how he succeeded generally, let us not be
understood to mean that we do not know
the measure of his success in any partic-
ular instance. We do know, and hold in
a possession, irrefragible testimony of
his singular success. which we will pro-
eeed to give.
Among the other lies he re-pubEshed
against US was one more than intimating
that we had once been a Know Nothing.
and as such had held public Office under
J. Nicely johnson, Esq, whilst that gen
tleman was the Know Nothing Governor
Of California. It seems he did take the
trouble 10 obtain proofs Of this charge
against US. He wrote to Mr.. johnson,
asking information upon the subject. We
do not positively know that he ever re-
ceived the letter in response addressed to
him BY that gentleman; but we infer that
he did for the very good reason that the
copy Of Ar. Johnson's letter to him, for
warded TO rs by Mr.. johnson himself.
vas received about the 10Th of September
last As Mr. stinson clearly asked for
information with the view to publish it if
its tenor answered his purpose, and as he
has not spread the answer before the pub
lie yet, although more than three months
have elapsed since he must have received
it We propose to aid him in his 8 proofs"
and thus play the good Samaritan to our
anxious friend. Without more ado we
viii give the letter. which abundantly ex-
plains itself:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

A few Gloves added to ink will prevent it
becoming mouldy, and impart an agreeable
perfume.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

Shreveport, La, Journals come filed with
accounts of outrages and murders perpetrat-
ed armed freedmen. Shooting men in the
public highways is a frequent occurrence.
and apparently nothing can be done to rem:
edy the evil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13
MISCELLANEOuS
Consisting Of

Consisting Of
Music and Musical Instruments, Bird Cal
Brushes Of all kinds Twine. Mucillaxe, Sf-M@s
Fish Lines and Hookss Reels. Poles and Bass1M
Flagss Toys, Magazines, Inkstands, Steel Pszs
Baskets Of all kinds, Powder Fiasks, Shot EeIH
Drawing Instruments, Drawing PAPER. PsncSls
al for sale at the very lowest prices.
N.B.-Partictlar attention given to
Orders I'rOm the interiors.
CHARLES BARRHgB
Portland, NoTemtkr is. 1885.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

There are 1eo, 600 skeletons of horses and
cattle killed during the war IN the Shenan
doah Valley collected at a bone factory near
Winchester.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

Sin has a great many tools, but q lie is {
handle which fits them all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

To be angry with a weak man is proof
that you are not strong yourself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13
Icorrl
caRsos go, Ney., sept. 9th, '65.

A. L. STINsoS, Esq, Salem, Oregon
Dear Sri am In receipt of your COM
munieation of LIST inst, and In answer TO
Your inquiry concerning the matter of Mr.
James OMeara's having held Office during
my administration Of the Office of Governor
OF California beg leave to answer as fol-
lows. In the year 1856, and shortly follow
ing the creation of the Board of State Ex|
eminers, consisting of the Governor. Sec
retary of State and Attorney General
having 10 pass upon a large amount Of
Printing Bills, the Board deemed it advisa-
bic 70 command the services of a practical
printer so as to correctly estimate the amount
of the work, IN accordance with the rules
and customs of printers, and at my instance
Mr- OsMeara was appointed as an expert.
and continued to perform those duties until.
! believe, business engagements called him
elsewhere, and he then Voluntarily relin-
pushed the position. Furthermore. / should
add that the position was not sought by Mr..
OAeara, but was rendered him BY the Board
wholly independent of political considera-
tons, az he was cezdfaEg opposed to our
parHs but eonfding In his integrity and ft-
ness for the trust, and which confidence / am
sure be never betrayed, we so appointed him.
regret exceedingly to learn that a con-
toyersy between two gentlemen who I have
30 long and fayorably regarded as | have
both OF you, yet when replying to your in
quIr1es l could do nothing less than full
Justice to Mr.. 0'Meara.
Very truly yours, j. NEELET JOHNSON.
And now, a few words as to this stale
and groundless lie, that We ever belonged
to the Know Nothing party, or to any
other political party than the Democratic
party, and we shah drop the subject.
We gire the statement substantially as it
was impaired to Us By one Of the persons
who were primarily concerned in starting
the story that ne had been a Know Moth
ing. Our informant vas a prominent
Democrat IN the organization Of 1858,
and IS SO still IN the organization of this
day. He was the firm personal and DO.
Etical friend Of Mr.. Bush IN that day.
and be is his friend stin. His statement
istothis effect: WhiIeat Jacksonville with
Mr. Bush IN the canvass of 1858, when
Mr.. Bush and oursef we're rival candi-
dates for the same State Office, they found
person Who stated that he had known
Is IN California, and known Us to be a
Know Nothing An arrangement was
then made By which, fr ascertain sum Of
money paid se Aim ibis person agreed to
remain . jacksonville to the close Of the
nd there positively assert to all
ia we're once q member Of the Know
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13

Consisting of
1000 Gold Pens, made by Mahie q Tedds nd ~
others warranted gold
500 Photograph Albums, beautiful ass0fneNt
5000 Quires Blank Books, R1ssia, hf bou1& Be;
500 Volumes Medical and Law Books:
10, eco Novels, assorted, paper covers
5000 Novels, cloth binding. IS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-01-13


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Geography, Algebrs. Speakers, Latin, 6resk
Hebrew, German, french, Spanish, Weleh, 6sss
Histories, Travels, Memoirs, Mathematics 3, ~ Bel
Also, large Assortment Of
RICHLY BOUND
Bibles, Prayer and Hymm Ho8&a
.Webster's, Walkers and Johnson,s DEeienAx
Lippineott's PrpRpuneing Gazeteer
Spier's and Ttlrien,s French
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School and collegiate Books, Maps, Chats
Theology. Juvenile Books;
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]. Military and Naval Schemes. ! N.~
and Ship Building 8, Archftertafe ~ fsrns,s%
4, Fins Arts 5, Chemistry and Elsssrie;Irs Il Ne,
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Agriculture 16, Domestic Arts; III 6raserrsnts
Games and Fortune Telling. is, Ph Saoersnhv ne;
eyclopedias and Dictionaries: ii, aenersI and
Popular Science 81, MisceIianeous WofEs.
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!, History 2, Biography /; 3, Eosels. / Govs-r
m me, .i ana ri p9lls,es 2 N Eeps1s .. L%te.taTe ., So
language AMI 0~ratory Q, Bellies Is1sss 80 70
ClaASies 10. Poetry and tie Drana: ii w;t sr5
Hupfor IL, Fiction Is, Works esHee1eS ;n.s FL
umes; II, Freeinasonry and Odd Fenow.b;,. II
Miscellaneous subjects Is, BibIai. prawsr RooI
and Hymn Books; II, Illustrated Esrks: is. Jux,
emile Books.
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&n btefem Sage S%erfdmmeln HG bic
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Parfe unb fprmtren fiG In Yroaeiipn,
rpprna6 bic fsterltGe nebergabe pes neuen
9eb6uhes %fatttnbet.
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iu s Srctf1 Ii en- beredtiat, unb meroen Sielt.
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abents illumination II, 5euerpelf.
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QD6breHo Scs 9alten 6eittSaes gotals II, Sarmouit,
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belle Dteile fdt 0i %isutasn aus1eisbt, peIbe bic
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3Detter Sa8.-9 OnnerfaB.
lin Der beatigcu Srb5lfernu8 Ealtis
tHsrc'8 0eie9eitacit 3i geben, Der
g d Il 3 Fart
befu6en unb beiien S6Dnbeiten III &u9en.
fdttn nebrnen Su fDnnen, finb ben reip.
Ntt9ltebern fur beren Sreunbe Gtntrittss
tarteh. unb 3tpar ju
so GtS. fur etmen Serrn,
snr 9tspnFtiuH gsFeat.
Rni @tn9anee ffnb fetnc &arten
~ baben.
DAG Gontite 9tdubt, bGbur& BITE beiit
8arantte fur @ufre9tbattung Fer Orb.
nut9 wGbrenb zines icl6en Teiies ben
VeIutern III 9eben.
lm 9 ubr WtpraeIS hsainnt bas SGtf6en.
Ssc,r S@ub tcit;t 10 9tS.
Sur bic lsbs beien 8tdtt6en fub feds
tpirtbrrGe 9retfe aus8efstt.
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tiGca Sreis geiuinntn.
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Habrrub hes Cages Mrs "a Ia GATE" esfpstft.
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Ginipeib nnGS . Weben,
bic Grleren tna Gn9lif1 burh R!htsy
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SGagen.
8pn 6 ukr an San,.
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Wabrenp bes Sefes Einberlptsle unb
@plfs.8 eluitaunaen.
9as Rrbiifnn trirn gans Defenders
Daranf alfHerfIam geut0Gt, bic Srn.
ming anfre6t ~ crgalten nn0 Oafiir III
i0r9eu, DaE iuener Saums, 0eErandle,
9iamer, nod Sbt auf arm Ylate be.
idaSigt i1eFheu.
p6O-a) Sas Teft=gomtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-25
q. Slaine's
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Sd bin ieet i'm Staube, SabInusen burd gpedEel
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reer @purant gu MAIDEN, pber trssne pelte NetfeI
sir;n,tebsn rns, bel snttn, GnociIenent, grrihiilIe al
geribrsn.
Ben hen btltsbteitst ber Natiruaf. gonbR. rem 10 .
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