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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-17
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-17

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31
II ..rLAG RALLY.

@
Fhe Statesman Of last Monday says:
You Democrats neglected to 'rnlly around
the ilng,h when that flag was assaulted by
traitors, aud now you have no right TO ask
the people To rally to your support.
Who but Democrats rallied to the
American flag IN the war Of 1312-13,
when all the Federalists opposed it, and
when New England States passed acts to
give aid md comfort to the enemy ?
Who rallied to that flag in the war with
Mexico in 1867, when only one regi-
memt. and that n Democratic regiment,
went from all New England? Who has
ever, in every contest with foreign foes,
rallied TO, sustained, aud added lustre aud
glory to that flag? We can answer, and
the Statesman cannot deny Democrats
And who have ever sought to prevent the
people from rallyizg TO it in the wars
against foreign aggressors2 Again We
answer, and again the Statesman cannot
deny the enemies and opponents Of De-
mocracy-Fcderalists, Abolitionists, Rad
icals
II is the proud, high boast Of Demo
Gratis that they always sustained, battled
for, and rendered victorious, the flag Of
their country. They ne<a limned its
glory, and erased stars, as the mbols oil
the sovereign States, from its broad folds
They never lowered it before an aggrcs.
lsiYe, i~nsolent Zoe, or raised il as nm en-,
blem OF despotism over the PROSTATE form
Of u fellow couutryman. They never
denounced it as a " Haunting lie" Ms
= hates polluted rag" Dare the States.
man deny that its party has done all
these things which we assert the Demcc.
racy have never done2 We know il
dare not. History, indolible records, in.
controyertible truths, all attest that the
Democracy have never done these foul
and infamous acts, and that the party
opposed to Democracy have pcrpetrated
each and all of them. Then what party
is it that has " rallied around the flag
IN every war or on every occasion when
it was assaulted or imperilled, or to BE-
saved from defeat, dishonor and disgrace
unhesitatingly VI answer, and The Sides
man cannot deny-the Democratic party
And the Statesman cannot NOV that til
party to which it belOn g ever displayet
this devotion to the flag which We hav
shown on the part of the Dcmocrati
party. tbs " Tag rally cry by til
AbolitiGa party is a cheat. They repre-
sent t~hirty-six States ON their flag, an,
set acknowledge only twenty-five.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

Way Is Ir!-Sonse weeks ago the
Treasurer Of Boise county, idaho, proved
defAalssr in the small sum Of $1,000,
which has been paid by his Official sure
tics. He wa a Democrat, and all the
abolition organs of Oregon had divers
paragraphs. dag after day. and week after
weak, ehronicling the dishonesty of that
fAr-of andsmall d~efalcation. Some weeks
aga Collector Adams Of Astoria reported
himself 10 be robbed of s2O,500 on a
steamer in going to San Francisco. 1t
vas Government money, and the people
viii lose II. Nj. Adams has told a cock
and ball story about the robbery which
no sane man or child ever viii believe ;
but his own improbable story exhibits his
own eulpable ~carelessness in the custody
Of The money. The Abolition organs are
mum about the mattcr. Not a word have
they to say about It. Mr.. Adams is a
Federal Oficial in Oregon he is an Ado
Iitionisk How comes it that the papers
winch devoted 50 much space to the Boise
Trsssurezs case, in which the people los,
no; moaey have nothing now to say in
Adams case, 10 which the people lose
$50, 500 ii god3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31
CONGRESSIONAL

March 2.-Thc Senate resumed the I'm.
sideration of the report Of the Judiciar, Com.
on the protest Of the New Jersey Leg.
islature against admitting JOIN, Stockton b
a seat. An amendment To tho resolution
declaring Mr.. Stockton not entitled TO his
seat resulted, ayes l9, noes 81. The close
ness OF the vote created considerable excite.
n1cnt. The question was then taken on de-
Mr.. Stockton entitled. Before the
yntc was declared, Mr.. Stockton said that
Mr.. Morrilf had agreed TO pair Off with his
colleague Mr. Wright, but had nevertheless
voted. Mr.. Stockton then desired that the
Clerk should call his tStockton's) name.
which was SLOWED by the Chair. The vote
was then tcclaFed, ayes %, noes q. The
Senate adjourned.
Mr.. Harris called up n bill A~bolishing the
Southern Judicial District Of California. md
tho Western District Of each State ON Judi.
oial Districts. The hill passed.
Mr.. Brown called up the bill to authorize
the construction Of a bridge over the Missis.
sippt river mt St. Louis. Passed.
MIR. PomeToy offered a bill to aid the con.
strueti0n OF ths main branch Of tho Southern
Pacific Railroads, which WAS referred.
In the House, kasson, OF Iowa, presented
n memorial from the Iowa Legislature for
Government mid for the construction of tho
Iowa brnncA Of the Union Paciffc Railroad
During the days proceeding in the House,
Raymond, of New York, asked Bingham, Of
Ohio what had become of the resolution for
the admission Of Tennessee, aud if it would
be brought up again for reconsideration.
Binghular of Ohio, replied that the gentle.
man WIS mistaken as to the nature of the
proposition. He had hoped that it might be
brought up next week, but it would not be
right 70 vote ON il 50 soon. Raymond re.
marked that be had supposed the object oi
the measure was 70 provide for the admission
of members from Tennessee on this floor.
There were some errors in the publication Of
the vote on the passage of the bill. Hutch.
inson appears as voting aye. lie was moi
present and did not vote. Washburn Of I'll.
inois, and Conklin Of New York, do not o p
pear as voting Mt all. They voted ayc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31
ANOTHER GLORIOUs VETO,

In another column, under the Tele-
graphic head, will By found the Veto
Message Of the President on the return by
him to the Senate Of the Civil Rights
Bill Of the Radicals. We have not space,
because Of the late hour the report Of the
Message reached US, to say all that we
wish upon it But We viii be understood
When We say that, after a careful reading
u che very terse and admirable doeu.
uent, VI most heartily aud wholly APP
prove aud endorse it In this Veto
Message We think President johnson
plants himself more sqaarely upon the
true doctrine Of State Sovereignty than
he did ia his Veto Message of the Freed
men's Bureau Bin, or in any other State
paper or speech which has come from him
during his Presidency. It is u Message
which every Democrat, every lover of the
Constitution, and every believer in the
great cardinal principles promulgated by
jefferson, eannot but endorse aud applaud.
The Abolitionists are now brought 10 u
point. They must either approve or con-
demn this most decisive act Of the prcsi.
don't II they approve it. they must
swallow all their own denuneiations of the
d0ctrinc Of State Sovereignty as a heresv
snd as reasonable, and declare themselves
in favor Of that doctrine. If they con.
DEAN the Message. they avow themselves
the champions Of Negro Suffrage, Negro
Equality, aud the prescription of foreign
born who may not yet have become citi-
Eenss or who shall yet come to our shores
from the countries Of Europe. They
cannot dodge or shirk or divide upon the
great issues now before the people. which
are entirely contained in this Message.
They cannot approve the act of the Pres.
ident and endorse the proceedings of
Congress. As we'll might they attempt
20 approve Christianity aud endorse Pa
ganism. The gulf which separates the
two Is a. broad aud as deep as the mind
Of man can conceive. A compromise OF
any concession between the two positions
is simply impossible. As well try to
compromise between Truth and False
hood Nc; they must stand upoa one
side or the oher-believe with johnson
or follow the Congress. Their ticket is
in the field Thepeople viii compel their
standard bearers to empaasieally declare
whether they ara for the principles laid
down By the President, or the radical
policy Of Congress. We predict that an
explicit declaration cannot be wrung from
theit organs.
The course of the Democracy is plain.
epep. unrcservca: They approve the
priaeiplss Of the Message. and win to the
last uphold them. The Democracy are
foFthe Union and the Constitution.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

IL = Fix.-The new marriage Inv of
Washington Territory went into effect from
and after its passage. That was early in
February. Since then several runaway coup.
les from Oregon have been spliced by the
Gretna Green sort of oficiais at Vancouver.
These marriage are said to be void.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

Nor WELLs.-The man lately taken
all tho way from Idaho 70 Sacramento an
der the firm belief that he was Wells, the
murderer, has at length, after a most crit
zeal investigation been released. He con-
clusively proved himself to be, not Wells,
but Donald Mcdonald, an innocent, hard,
working man, whose record wa clearly
traced.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

IxDIaxs AcAIS.-Fiftcen Snake Indians
lately broke into the camp of Evans & Hard.
csty on the Canyon City road from tho Dalles,
and drove Off six horses belonging II Scott
4 Richie. They were tracked to Willow
Creek, but tho pursuing party were too few
to effect q recovery Of thor stolen animals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

THE sPnING RusH-The Mountain
eer aays the steamers from below come
crowded with passengers and laden With
freight daily for the DalIes and the great
mining regions beyond. The Ocean
steamers also come crowded with passen.
eers every trip from San Francisco. Bus
mess Is very brisk again at Dalles City
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

A PRETTY TRICK.-Wc have it from
good authority that Mallory secured a
nomination in this way, viz: His frienas
went to various delegations and assured
them that he did not really intend to run,
but would Be grateful for a " compliment
airy vote" The bait took-the ballots
went in for Mallory from several delega-
tons who had been led to believe that for
this favor their real fayorites for Congress
would receive the support of the Marion
delegatioD-and, on counting, Mallory
bad a majority of bare four votes. But
Jour nominated just as effectually as forty
majority would have done. On ascertain
ing that he had y majority, his friends
forgot to withdraw his name, and the
nomination remained a fixed fact. 1t is
noteworthy that the Linn delegation re-
tanned their votes until they ascertained
that they could secure Mallory's nominal
ton, and then they all voted for him.
For this little strategy they sct the State
Printing for their organ here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

PorsoaED.-The Gazette says several
COWS hare died lately IN and about Cor
wallis, It is supposed from. eating wild
parsniP or other poisonous herb.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

LIVE Srocx.-The Herald says up to last
Saturday there hns gone up the Columbia by
O. S. n. Co.'S. steamers. 90 horses, go
1000 sheep, and 100 hogs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

HARVEY LAKE.-An extract from a pri-
vate letter from Harvey Lake, March 5th,
is given in the Mountaineer Of the 23d. The
Indians had lived on Government beef cattle,
stolen from the military post, allwinter, and
besides had killed q scout named Mckay.
A sergeant of Major Perry's command was
frozen to death during the winter. L had
been a mild winter, however, with but little
snow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

EaRFKeUlkz AoAln.-San Francisco took
another lively shake last Monday noon, from
earthquake. Il wss brief but powerful.
30 ~Parteular damage done; however.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

To he AxSExED.-Thc Walla WaIla States.
man has information that Walla waEla CITY
and a portion Of that Valley will surely be
annexed to Oregon. limo will toll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

Gness sea hasnsk had ANYTHING to do with
Shag snSAoay fer several ysaa-Istates
nAA
Demosrzk haxe not, Is anybody
night knoF simplyb By calling to mind the
aEen su past b Federal and State
o9sia Whoa Democrats Hers IA oaies
phbHeaHairs we're honestly administered
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31
T TO MARcz a..

Chicago. March 27.-A flying squadron of seven
vessels. mounting SO guns Ia all, Is to be fitted out
to cruiso on the British North Ansrican coast.
There was a largo and very enthusiastic Fcnian
demonstration in Portland, Maine, last evening.
The following statement exhibits the vacant pub
lie lands in Ave OF tho Insurrectionary States: Al
ALBANIA, 6,13o,05s acres; Louisiana. ,6,22S, IH2
acres Florida, 1882, $50 acres ; Mississippi. A.
749, 1856 acres Arkansas, 0,20S, 013. There are
no. public lands in the States of North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says the WAYS
and means committee ara preparing another tax
bill, in which they propose t. put such articles rs
ought to be placed on the free list. The only
measure that tho committee has ready to report Is
one putting a tax Olive cents per pound on cotton.
New York, March 27.-An exhibition of the
game Of billiards took place last evening ut the
Cooper Institute. The players were Roberts, the
English champion, Kayanaugh, Dcery, CahiIi,
Gray and Foster. There were four games PLAYED.
in two Of which Roberts was victorious against
Kavanaugh and Deery respectively. Cahill boat
him at the French Carom game.
Senator Foote, Of Vermont, is supposed TO be in
a dying condition this noon.
Frankfort, KY, March 27.-The Court of Ap-
peals has rendered o decision which virtually pre-
vents a soldier, Union or Confederate from being
prosecuted for acts committed under order of the
superior officers.
Washington. March 27.-The Republican as
serts that the President has laid up for prosecution
the cases of FIVE hundred Of the principal partici-
pants in the rebellion, whom he holds for the pur-
pose of justice.
The Supreme Court yesterday, decided that ma
ftionnl bank shares are liable to local taxation, be-
ing personal properly. Chief Justice Chase dis
scRted, and read an opinion that this was an in
direct mode of taxing national securities, which
was not authorized by Congress.
The Civil Rights Riu Vetoed.
Washington, March H. President johnson
transmitted q yeto message to tho Senate to-day,
on the Civil Rights bill, The following is the
veto message /:
TO the Senate Of the Uaited sNofes I regret the
bill entitled an act to protect all persons in the
United States in their civil rights, and furnish
means for their vindicatiens contains provisions
which / cannot approve conscientiopsIy With my
sense of duty to the people and my obligation to
tho Constitution. BY the first section, all persons
born in the United States. and not subject to any
foreign power, excluding Indians, not taxed. are
declared citizens. This provision compartments
the Chinese of the Pacific States, Indians subject
to taxation, and the race designated as people Of
color, negroes; mulattoes aud persons Of African
blood. Tho bill does not propose to give these
classes my status Of citizenship in the States, ex-
cept that which may result from their status as
citizens Of the United States. The power to con-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-03-31

Uxsr.-ThroasAant the State. 80 far as
re have any account 6 the holding of Com
ve~ntions, harmony has Meyailed among Un-
ion mea. That there shall be no divesion Of
the Union party, IS the sentiment which per
vadcs the acts and ntterzne@ Of the people.
-ICorvaflis Gazette.
Reckon yon hadn't heard from $50 far"
IS Eans, Douglas, and Jackson counties,
south nor from Marion, Yamhill, and
Maltnomah counties, north Haharmo-
ny means Nrangles, bitter exchanges Of
personaI abuse. charges and eounter-charg.
esaf faud. corruption and villainy, asti-
cs md boiling, then have your " IN
ioaR men been semarkably harmonious.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-11-08
From Washington.
Correspondent Of he Cn rt,sIon C,u.Jer.
WASHINGTON, October &c.

WASHINGTON, October 70.
The investigation into the charges
ag inst the Baltimore Police Co. mission
crs commenced to day. 1t was the opinion
IN hat city, that the charges would not b,
noticed, or at least to such an extent aS T.
justify their removal; but that if the ev
deuce should leave no doubt of their u
conduct, their rem val would cause no ou
break. Thus, it would sem, that there
still some remaining regard for law a
order in the country. 1t 10 evident, thar
great number of political p rtizans her
md through fhc Northern States, wou..
plunge the country INTO Il evil and socr,
war, to morrow, if they could do it. az
this spirit of mlsch ef not confined t.,
one side IN Northern political parties.
LII the baltimore imbroyliu do not scr,,
the purpose ui the Radical a.ita,ors, tie,
will soon iud Sumo Jtnrr pretcxt tor rev..
luton.
Conservative men who have lately 80
Jouri'.d IN or reside IN " eStcrn N,w lurk
INFORM Us that IN their opinion. the R.,u
Cd $ viii elect Mr.. Fcutun. There 4,
"it'e or no ex tcctarIun OH the part ui mel
igcGt Co >crvatlvcs that the State WI,
pirate Itself politically from the othr,
Northern States, al huugh the CT V ut New
lurA Is metropolitan, aud viii give Il lar.
majority Tor the Conservative cInulda,,
AZ need not be SAID that the country is ,eI
N amy urt on the SUBJECT, aud still les
hat Northern Democrats or johnson M,
.'"mise more han they can possibly pc',
'"rm. The President. it Ii stated by some
u his friends, enter aims hope of carryIm
New York But he Is M sled by .tfi,
'rrkcrs. wh" are iull ofpronlses As 500
- New York SHAH decide against tn, Pre-
,'dcnt policy he Radicals will be prevur
Il 1" show tmem ham,!s. They will vc.,>,
=. hesitate rbout lmlvachm nj
he f'csidcnt l'aid fl my visit t. Bal
more om SUNDAY, arriving in the mornlu-
i"d leaving IL the AFTERNOON. lie cam
ihe uipo>e "l attending the closlu.
ccicm"nics "t the Cathouc Council. an
Mas accompan toy his son, Colonel r. b
"r' johnson, and toy Mayor " Waliach an
d" v. AS he WAS seated IN the (athrdr,
'e was Wa miy greeted 10y The venrrahi,
!'r"iatc, Archbishop Spaul ing. who cnr,i
Il through the >acr>ty brt,,re The proc,s
''"n arrived, nni Sh,pk the band OF IT,.
i're>idrm cordially. At the clos. ur I I,
services the cn,hu>ia>ni u. he pnrun,.
hiS'dc, ON iearnin: ut the presence q
I"d'cw johnson, WAS exceedingly yrca
ne people crowded arnuud lis carria.,
nj, kS SplZ!us n, Vhp l. sir 4. D., ,i.t..
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-11-08

For within my brain w,'r, hurH:nc,
Scorning NE l"spririue ycun!ug,
Hopeless blinded III uy nuguish
Throue.. ~ Loly's open door
Came RAVEN Ioui and sable
Like those evil birds of fable
Downward swooping where the dropping
Spectres haunt the StygIan shore
Ghosts of agones departed, fostering wounds
that long had smaried.
Broken vows, re,urnlcss mornings, grcts anu
miseries of yore,
BY some art revived; undaunied | pazeJ
steadfast. the enchanted,
Black, internal Raven, uttered a wild dirpe
note, evermore.
Gazing steady, gazing madly on the bird, /
spoke and sadly,
Broken down TOO deep for scorning sought for
mercy 10 emplore;
Turning to the bird blessed it, in my bosom
| caressed it,
Still it pierced my heart and revellei in the
palpilating gore.
grew mad, the crowning fancics, black weeds
they, not blooming fanccs,
Made me think the bird spirit, Bird cried
- BE bird no more"
Take shape. be man, be devil, be a snake
rise in thy revel,
From thy banquet rise, be human. have seen
tn oft before;
Thou ART bird, but something more.
Tapping, tapping, striking deeper, rousug
from my body's keeper.
Thou hast Oft erewhilc sought entrance at the
hearts great palace door
Leave me, leave me, gloomy demon, fend or
spirit most inhuman.
Strike me through, but first unveiling let me
scan thee o. r and Ger.
Thou art Bird, but something more.
Still with sable pinions tapping. the great
Raven, tapping, tapping,
Struck into my breast his ialons vast his wings
outspread, and Ger
All my nature cast pallor but strovc with
dying valor,
With the poignard of repulsion, striking thro'
the form il wore,
OF a Bird and something more.
oh thou huge iniernal Raven, imagine tla
hell's king hath craven,
Image growing more gigantic, nurscd beyond
The Stygian shore.
Leave me, leave me. beseech thee, | Wuult
not of wrong impeach thee,
l cried madly, then earth opened, with br..
zen earthquake roar
Downward, downward, circling, speeding,
cries of anguish still unheding,
Striking through me with his talons, still that
Raven shape he bore
Unto Erebus We drifted, his huge wings by
thunder lifted,