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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24


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Onrd bic SanoIung Ocs GongreIIes,
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@elOern fir oieien Soften abfdneioet,
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GeGt. Senn iDenn mir nit uniern ber,s
lidlten GDmpatbieen Sen @iniateitsbe J,
itrebun0en 5taIiens folgen nn0 hire
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belten Yatriotcn alier 3eiten elei6ltel<
len, 10 banoelll mir ieoenialIs febr in i,
confeqnent, penn mir einen gelanot>
fbaftspoiten an irgeno einem anOern
Buntte In Stalien lMterbalten, ais an
Dem Sike Der ifaIienildlen Neaieruna.
gBare es nidJt fir Zen Druid Der aus ;
ndrttgen Mddte SeIterreid uno sSranf>
reid, 10 iuiiroe feline ggode Derqeben,
che 0iom CUR Sanptitabt DER italiehilben
Station geiiladt tpiiroe. &oIIcn mir
infer moraliid)es @spi6t fir bic Sahc
Der unterorii6ung ODER Bic Der Srtibeit
in bic gSaee iuerfen2 llno ioden mir
nit oieiem nioralii1en geipid)te cine
falsnoe Itegieruno itiiken, futl6e Idon
felt LANCER 3eit nidt mebr Die Beoens
tung fir uns gebabt BAT, uie 8nbern
ODER lelbit bnS fleine &a1len nit ieineni
GBiebungFrelen unb leiner Gemerbs WI
tbdtigteit iueId)es troB0em feline nmeris
faniibe Wfiffion anfSnipeilen bat?
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24
9tDbert S9OmplOn,

enarOsLdnOlsr in
Eager u. feinem Groceries
mH feinefs 8iqnenren,
Gampi6roo unO Graderbader unO
GanbbfabriEant,
SO. % gle GFartst CITRATE,
2af5ptlIe, gem.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24

Der D80linger 8ote" entbalt fols
9enocn rSeiratbSantrag." Gin Wanh
NIT an9enebmen @iiern rueI9er iid oas
80. 9ebenslabr nebit zines idonen Ge.
id)6fts nit bereits nod obne @oncurs
renj gu erfreuen bat, iudt tueeen Man,
gel on umgdnglidfeit auf Oiebem 98eoe
cine 2ebenseefabrtin. Slnlpriide auf
germ0gen fn0 1000 4. @botoarafien
fine ertuiinidt, beliebiae 0lOretIc w Mr..
post-restande g0blinsen." -Modte
Dem Mann gebolfen tperben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24
3eituues.6efete.

4. gEenn bic &6rnnenten nidt austriid-
licb has Geesntbeil beifslert, 70 trirb anse-
noninen, cap iie cine SOttfssuns beS Atoane-
mentsminl6en.
Q. as Announcement fann nibt sber redts-
aiiItia abbelfslt perofn, ais bis alIe StaflfGnpe
bssablt linb.
3. 0enn Mbrnnenten es uuterlaiien cber
lftb tpeiasrn, ibre 3eitunsen ron Der betrehen-
ben Wcit Office atsubcleR 70 iirb e psfant-
tpcrtiidt baftir, bis iis ibre &eHnuus unb has
announcement be3ablt baben.
A. gEenn Mbcnaenten ben gBcbnert ret-
SnDern, cine bic 3eitunes GrpeettiUn bavUn
III benadrittgen, 70 III IS ibr S1apen, tpsnn
bic 3eitunaen mad Der pclt Sffee ibrer friis
beren gBrbnuns geIanbt merben.
5, Die ri&terIicten Gntlheiouneen Iautfn
babin, ba3 cine Wsieerun9, 3eitinsrn ron
Der bstrefenbsn pclt Office absubrleu, cher
gerGnbsrnngsn bes Nrbncrts cbnt pcrberse-
beube Nnaeiae ais printa farie Sspeis zines
beabfitti9isn Shrinbels ansulsber.
6. 0Der hrri 9lummern etner 3ettung ari-
r,immt pirb ais Mbennent betraHtet nnb bat
iir eisielbe 3dbIung 81 lstitsn-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24

Gs uiirOe uns nidt iiberral6en,
wenn, ME cine &abeloepef6e beIagt,
SeitreidJ iid 9tublanbs Srdneen auf
Abtretung @reta's an @rie1enlan6
angef6loflen bate. Oas gegenpar,
tige MfiniiteritInl Seitrei6s bat Die
8olitit Des 9auies Sabsburg in Der
ofli6en sSra9e fotuobl, ME in bieIen
anoern ge5iebun9en aufgegeben. 9lber
cine 9lllianj otpil9en bielen beiOen
Md6ten uno 6ranfreid5 iudre bod
mad ber Sprade, ipeIde Der Nloniteur
nod Dor gang farser Belt feierte, iebr
tpunberIi9. SIS ipirb besbalb ratblam
fein, erit cine 8eitdtigun9 bieles Sc
rii6tes abSuiuarten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-24
Befamntmraci,nma.

Son beiem Tase an Mn6 bic aMf geetetes MERE i'd
aeuopnilden GlangeneanbD Sn So per 100 |unt
DerE1ufen.
Heiaen aef1madpcnen Ganbp pon Is Bic % Gents.
Auttercrnaer BEL BEN 6nb ~ 20 9fnts per pfano.
Soba oetr Rife t01zep pr Bio.
Rtenfe ~ l01z
4ootienbrob = 81 ~
40 laiie AID eben cine Ginri1inng sEr oeritenuua
Don Stearbfob UcAeneen, tpethes In sinfgen Eager
sum MbheSeFu BERT. fetn rDirD nn6 erfA9e a6tHrgs
sol, baffeIte liz perfMhen. Wetne Hb0gfn iDerDep
baGeibe fdgiG n eiHen QHiI6en snfhbreH. 9eitetiMl
gen pithttliA auseefibrt DeDiEgnnseH Boar.
Robert GbpBpfoH,
fet2t 1R IS gHD glartst etrase, Hafbuias.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
To the Baptists OF Oregon.

BELOVED BRETHREN The signs of
the times clearly indicate that the time to
favor Zion is come. The blessings of our
Heavenly Father are abundantly bestowed
on the feeble labors of his witnesses. The
Pillow of Cloud is moving, and within
the last few moaths, the energies of the
Holy Spirit have graciously attended the
abors OF ministers of the most humble
pretentions And We believe that in the
bounds of the Central Association one
hundred and fifty hopeful converts have
been added to our Churches by experience
and baptism. Under these favorable cir.
cumstances aud auspices, we should at an
early date organize General Association
for tho purpose of concentrating our encr.
gies in the advancement OF the Redeemer'
Kingdom, purely on Gospel principles
And we, therefore, earnestly, cordially
and fraternally solicit all orderly Baptis,
Ministers and Churches, who knowthem
selves to be in fellowship with US. to NEE
in Convention and cooperate with us il
the enterprise Brethren OF sister Asso
ciations will you meet us !?
The Convention will be held with the
Pleasant Butte Church ut Brownsville IL
Linn county, commencing on the 25tl
day Of December next, at loclock, P. NJ
r. G, HILL,
S. RILEY,
G.. Ross.
BY request of many Brethren SIS
We suggest that every church sent
four delegates TO the Convention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16

DEATg OF Ex GOVERNOR AxpHrw All LII
men viii mourn over the death Of Fx.f -
drew, Of Massachusetts, who died of anorI.~v : -
the SOsh uit'--ha'y'sitts toat.) Express sp'.' :
Then we are not "lOyal." When. the
news came to Boston that John Brown {.
the old cut throat and murderer-was
hung, the aboitionists held neetioo a.
'the hub and were addressed by Ex.
Gov. Andrew; and in his remarks hA
said tbat---"John Brown and him hapo
would accomplish what Jesus Christ and
him crucIfed had hitherto failed to effect.
viz !; the liberation of the negrocs.o z
We never take stock in any such bias.
phemous whelp and scoundreI as that Re.
mark proves him to have been when alive /.
and now that he is dead we cannot
"mourn over his death" IF he died IN.
repentent, he is doubtless now in "bi.
own place" along with Judas.
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and saloons, but because actual experience
proves it to be the best policy.
but, says some moonstruck aud impracti.
cable humanitarian and phlanthropist, if
our City Council should grant licenses to
sell liquor, we should become partners with
the liquor.venders we should become par
ticeps eriminis; and MI the sins Of which he
may he gui ~ ms vendor of liquors may
Justly attach to us rs nccomplices. This is
untrue. The policy ofregulating by Inv nm
acknowledged evil when IL cannot be extir
pated, was recognized and acted upon even
by tho Supreme Lawgivcr himself when he
granted the ancient jews the right to put
away their wives by giving them n bill Of di.
vorcement. Our Savior said that this was
done, not because it was right, abstractly
considered, but because II was the hest poll.
cy under the circumstances. If it be true
that because tho law grants license tn sell
| liquor, therefore tho law making powers be.
come partners in the guilt Of tho liquor.
yender, then il follows that the United States
Government IL nm accessory because every
man who sells liquor must pay s25 to that
Government for 80 doing; and besides this
samc Government receives large per cont.
on every gallon Of liquor sold to the consu.
mer.
We repeat: We think IL the hest policy.
nIl things considered, for tho City Council "a
grant licenses TO sell liquor under certain re.
strictions and when tho conditions of tho
license are not strictly complied with.
let the city prosecute and punish the often.
| der, and if need be revoke his license
Pursuing this policy, as good or better or.
der will be maintained in the city. and a
handsome revenue will he raised for city
uses and purposes, which we do not en-.
joy under the present regime.
We DO not. by any means. intend this ar.
ticle to he cumulative or exhaustive; but we
cannot close without few words on another
point To those Of our readers who nre
strong temperance advocates, we say that the
very best way in which temperance can be
promoted and intempcrance driven from the
land j., for each head Of iamily TO set n
good example before his opn children and to
train them up in habits Of sobriety and tenn.
pcrancc; and when they leave the paicrnnl
roof, and go out into the world, they viii not
depart from them. The best temperance so.
ciety is the family circle and the best and
most eloquent temperance lecturer Is DO.
loved and loving father or mother.
To conclude we hope that, at our mp.
preaching city election, our citizens will Sc
lcct Council that will grant liquor licenses.
and that will MD in the purchase Of all the
paraphernalia necessary to full equipment
Of Hook and Ladder Fire Company in our
city. It is areproach-we might almost say
a disgrace a place of the magnitude oi
Albany, possesses no means f"r exiingushine
fires except common water. buckets and the
willing hearts and strong arms Of its unor.
| ganized citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
fcomrlLEp Tnos ruE oaEoox mEnALpl

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.-A private
telegram says that New York State has
gone forty thousand 10000 Democratic
majority.
The New Jersey Legislature is Demo
cratic.
Massachusetts, twen.y.six thousand Re.
publican majority.
In Kansas the Female and Negro Stuff
rage party is beaten len thousand majori.
ty.
Illinois and Minncso'a have greatly re.
duccd the usual Radical majoritics
Maryland elects the Democratic tick
ct.
BosroN, Nov. 5.-Returps indicate the
election of the Republican State ticket
By handsome majority. In Massachu.
setts the Republican State ticket is cleo.
ted By 10000 To 10000 Two.thirds OF
the Legislature favor the Liquor License
Law. Both branches Of the Legislature
are strongly Republican.
Several shooting atTrays occurred to.
day on account of tho elections.
In the several wards the Democrats
gain 5000.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The election re.
turns are very scattering. The following
are probably correct New York City
gives &C, 600 Democratic majority; Brook
Ign, $4,000. The State has gone Demo
cratic by about $4,000.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 6.-Both branche,
of the Legislature are probably Demo
cratic, though there is some possibility
that the Republicans may have the
House.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Iu Illinois there
were only County elections. The vote
is light, and shows Republican majoritie'
generally diminishing.
!, Chicago gives Republican majority
of 1000
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-From Minnesota
the returns are very mcager. The Re
pubIicans have probably carried the Stat,
By diminished majority. Negro sutf
rage is defeated.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Republican
State ticket is elected by from 5000 t
10000 majority
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-In Kansas Femal
Suffrage and Negro Suffrage arc defeat
ed by from 5000 to 10000. Female sufl
rage ran ahead of the negroes.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The return
come in slowly, with indications that ev
cry official position will be filed by Dem
ocrats.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-Two hundred an
nine towns put Bullock's majority at Il
600.
NEW York, Nov. 6.-Alex. w. Brad
ford, former Surrogate of this County
died Of typhoid fever
The Democratic majority in the Stat
is doubtless 10000.
The Tribune, Times, Post, and Con
mlercinl mutually criminate each othe
for the cause of Republican defeat Th
! latter paper thinks that all will be rigl
! next year.
! The Albany Argus claims majorit
: in the Assembly Of Is, and II Senator
O'Brien, of Tamany, is elected Shcri
of New York by only $50 majority ov,
Connolly, the Mosart nominee.
CHICAGO, Nov 6.-Retnrns from Mi
nesota indicate the probable election
Marshall, Republican, by 1000.
!. Negro suffrage is probably defeate
! though the State is close.
!. CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Sherman has iss
8 ed an official order announcing peace wit
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16

CITY ELEcTIoNs.-As we passed up First
street the other day, we noticed that the
rooms recently occupied by Smith & Co. as
bakery, have been fitted up quite attrac.
lively, by John Elliott, Esq, as a firstciass
saloon. This, webelicve, is the fourth cstab-
Iishment Of the kind in the city.
The present city authorities refuse to
grant licenses. No one who knows us per-
sonally will charge US with intemperance.
We rarely ever drink anything that intoxi.
Gates, and then never anything stronger than
a glass of lager.beer. We regard that as
mild stimulant and tonic, and once in n
great while glass of il actually benefits US
physically-and we take it, and don't care
who knows it. But this is the extent Of our
guzzling propensity. We claim no credit
for abstinence, for we have not the least de-
sire to drink to excess. Where there is no
temptation one deserves no praise for right
doing.
For more than twenty years past we have
watched the Temperance question very close
| ly. We have bestowed much thought upon
it, and have written numerous essays there.
on. And the result Of all our thought and
investigation on this subject leads US to favor
the granting of licenses to liquor-venders,
under proper restrictions. We take the
ground that men will sell and drink liquor
maugre all efforts and laws to the contrary.
Past experience proves this beyond all dis.
putc. Stringent prohibitory laws may bt
passed; Sons of Temperance and Good Tenn
plars' Lodges may be crammed to overflow
ing with the devotees of Temperance; Com
mon Councils may refuse to grant Licenses
/ keen-scented attorneys may be employed by
them to ferret out and prosecute all who VIC
late the liquor law /; and yet somc men viii
sell liquor, and others will guzzle it dowr
and become boozy and befuddled. This is
matter of history, and to dispute it is mereI,
to question the truth of history. a
We hold that when an evil cannot be Grad
: icated, it is generally the part of wisdom 70
the law to stepin and control it; hence W
favor the granting of licenses to sell liquor
under proper restrictions and limitations
Every city Of any magnitude in tho Unite
: States adopts this policy--not because a ma
jority thereof necessarily favor tippling. shop
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTsg
City EIectiony

oIiCE Is HEREBY GIYEE,. THAT on
q. D. 1857, at the Court House, In the cftv Of Al,
baDy, 10 the county Of Linn and State of Orsgsu-
an election will be beld for City Officers. to-wff -:
one mayor. one Recorder, one Marshal one Treas-
ufsr and SIX Aldermen at which election the polls
wiz Ds opened at nine o'clock in the morning and
day. s--S $500 y
Dated tho 18th day Of November, 1867.
49,. j. G. POWELL, s
f"bi4~Z City Recorder
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
MONGREL ExTRAvAGANCE.


Since tho Republican party took
possession of the Government on the
4th of March, 1861, between six and
seven years ago, the amount of Ma
tional Funds that have passed through
the U. S. Treasurer's hands, is fourteen
thousand and FIVE hundred millions of
dollars! This statement is based upon
the report of committee recently ap-
pointed by Secretary McCulloch to
examine into the affairs of the United
States Treasury,
The entire valuation ofthe property
of the United States and Territories,
by the census of 1860, was but a little
over sixteen thousand millions. 1t is,
therefore, plain as the noon-day sun,
that during the timethe Mongrel party
has been in power, funds to the amount
of more than six-scvenths of the en-
tire property of the United States and
Territories, have been wrung from the
pockets of the people and passed
through the Treasury of the United
States In other words: The entire
valuation of the United States and
Territories, in 1860, was sic, 1876, ,6l6,-
-o6s. Spent and squandered by Con-
gress since March lst, 1861, 4,5O0,-
-ooo,o
Now'let US contrast this terrible ex-
hibit with the total amount of funds
that passed through the United States
Treasury, from the formation of the
GoEernment in 1889, to the time when
the Mongnel party took possession of
it, March 4, 1s61-a period of seventy
two years. That amount was just two
thousand one hundred and fifty-one
millions, ninetv-eight thousand, three
hundred and twcnty-seven dollars
Or thus: Republican expenditures in
something over six years, 81, 500, ,o00,-
000.aY Democratic expenditures in
seEenty-two years, 2,I5l ,093, ,S27-
showing that the Mongrels have ex-
pended, since they assumed the reins
of Government, seven times as much
money as the Democrats spent in sew
ents sstwo years! Yet, during those
seventy -t-To years the Democratic
party carried the country successfully
through two great wars-one with
Great Britain and the other with Mex
icoZbesides innumerable Indian wars.
Again: The average annual ex-
penditures of the Radical party, for
the six years and half it has been in
power, has been two thousand three
hundred millions. The average an.
nual expenditures for seventy-two
years previous was but thirty millions.
Figures cannot lie, and they show
that the Government, under Mongrel
rule, has cost, on the average, seventy
times as much as it did under Demo.
cratic rule.
These figures are not made up fol
the legitimate work of crushing the
rebellion alone They embrace the
swindles of shoddy contractors, the
bribes and stealings of those who rur
the machine the Freedmen's Bureau
and military expenses of keeping
white men down and elevating mig
Last year our taxes were $3.50, 900,
oOes Only sl50,ooo,OOo of this wal
interest on the war debt of$2, 600, 900,
600. What was the other $500, 600, ,oOt
for Certainly not to "crush out th'
wicked rebellion" for there was none
This sum of $500, ,ooo, 900 was for Hon
gra e1trdcagance-for Democrats raj
the Government for seventy-two year
for. only sac, 600, 900 per annum. Gu
this out, taxpayers, and study it a
your leisure
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
sqHeezed

sCoRRuPTroN.-Every department Of
the GoYernment is filed with corrup-
tiDir and extravaganza. The War De-
dartment, in time of peace, expends
s2s6, 600, 600. per annum; whereas the
same Department in 1859 expended
only SIG, 900, 900. This extra sum OF
sa50euo, 900 for the benefit of the
Ieeehgs who are expressing the South,
and the MOI grel leaders who propose
teaearggs that section, for their Presi-
Dental candidate By force, fraud and
corruption.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
THE REPUBLICAN" PLATFORM.
a nosoRst OovERSaESr.

aHenceforth, the Republican party, from st.
John to the Pacific. is a unit for Universal Liber-
ty and IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE, regardless Of
CASTE. RACE OR COLOR. Those who are hos
tile to this principle viii go to their own place as
Judas id."--TA York Tribune.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
FIRE,
OCEAN,
MARINE.
INLAND
INSURANCE.

TEvHE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
having arranged with Messrs. BIGELoW 4
- - Ek for the transfer Of all the business Of
tie Fire Insurance Companies lately renrcsentsJ
ny them. y now prepared TO Offer to siI nars;.s
formerly insured hy said companies, equally rooa
terms and prompt payment of losses, in United
States gold coin.
NJ H. II. BIGELoW wilIbc the general Ar.n.
Tor this Company from this date.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16

4fsTHE THUNDERER." The last
Untontst comes to us edited by G. B.
Mcdonald, who formerly edited the
San Francisco FZag-as vile sheet as
ever was published on the Pacific
coast. Some of his admirers call him
the SThunderer." We have read his
lucubrations, and we fail to see any
thing of a laundering order. We re-
gard him as a very feeble Joye-a sort
ofbombastic, sshighfalutin," fapdoo
dIeeehap that is attempting to win by
hard cheek. s Go in, lemons, and be
saneezad. 20 ....r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
The OFMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
A WHITE GOVERNMENT.

' hold that this government was made on the
WHITE BASIS. by WHITE MEN, for the benefit
Of WHITE MEN and their posterity forever
Further, hold chat the negro is not capable of
sslf government. "-[Stephe A. Douglas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16

SAN FRANCISCO
Louis McLane,
" m Alvnrd,
Alex Well.
Ab'n Seiigman,
Anson g. Stiles,
John G.. Bray,
A Hayward.
ID W. C. Rice,
C. Meyer,
D. J. Oliver.
aiphcus Buu,
w. c. Ralston,
L. Sachs.
Fred. Billings,
A. j.. Tubhs.
IL. II. Newhall,
Adam Grant,
J. D. Fry,
II. II. Bigelow,
VIM. Hooper,
Chas Mayne,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
THE CELEBRATED

TANNER Troupe
WILL BE-
Z N "A L = "A NJ Y
Next Tuesday or "wednesday Eve.
LOOK OUT FOR A SPLENDID PROGRAMME.
BI41w
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
OFFICERS:
j. HUNT. President.
A. J. RALSTON, Secretary.
c. A. LATON, Marine Secretary.
HI. HI. BIGELOW, Genl Agent.

LADD g. TILToN, PORTLAND,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
Oregon and Washington TERRITORY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
Directors of Pacific rn.ur.ne. 6.

o Jas. D'Fremery Lloyd Tevis,
Wm. Sherman. Oliver Eldridre
John O. Earl, A. b. Forbes
Alfred Borel, J. G. Kellogg.
n, q. T. Lawtan, M. Cheesensn
) I. L. Go dstein, G. II. Howard.
Meses Kills, G. W. Beaver,
r L. Weaver, s. Sseinhart,
paVld Stern, Nj. Rosenbsum.
Jonathan Hunt. sAcnAsrr-o
w. 7. Coleman, Edgar AI;i,s.
L ". Leonard, @. w. Move.
l L. Barker, C. T. Wheeler.
- meyer, NARrsvILLE.
,. M. Wilson, j. II. Jewcft.
John d. Newton, PORTLAND
], Edward Martin, w. S. Ladd
u. 0. Mills. Jacob Ealnm.
II. Hanssmann, srocKTov.
; L. b. Benchly, T. B. Anthony.
Moses Heller. VIRGINIA. WV.
Wm. schollc. Vim. Sharon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16
GREAT DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPHS
MoNoRELlsM souELcHED
THE EMPIRE STATE" REDEEMED ;!
NEW JERSEY RETURNS TO HER FIRST LOVE
"MARYtANO. MY MARYLAND" ALL .HUR1Y /
GREAT GAINS IN ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN MINNESOTA

BLEEDING KANSAS" DRIED UP
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-16

BY request of many Brethren.
We suggest that every church send
four delegates to the Convention.