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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

II is noticeable and important feature Of these
political contests that we hear nothing Of Democ-
racy.- UnioHist.
If you will examine the dispatches
of the 9Th and 9th inst, you will hear
that the Democracy have carried the
Tennessee Legislature by an over.
whelming majority. And this will en-
able us all to hear in due time of the
election of a Democrat to the United
States Senate, and of the defeat of the
18th Amendment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

A movement is reported on foot to
secure the denomination of the entire
batch of radical State Officers, on the
economical ground that they have all
got houses built or soon will have and
the State won't be compelled to build
q new set.
But the present batch will likely oil
go to building houses 10 rent. A part
of them are at it already.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

MORE HEATHEN GoDs.-The Chinese
citizens of Portland have erected a
new Joss House in that city and filed
it with fantastically dressed idols on
high thrones. We trust nobody will
be guilty of the Democratic barbarity
Of saying that this is not very desir-
able thing. When we get twenty
millions of Cinnamon upon this coast
and have twenty Joss Houses to each
christian Church, how rich and happy
well be.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

HRsdealism in Mississippi noH,in Atsl for Govern
Of that State brother in Law Of the President.
but fails, even With this bill for executive favor.
TO eonmand the confidence Of GrAnt. In ell the
reconstructed States, . very large voss is being
cast, which shows that the voting classes once
more all interested and Tsprssenied- Usoiaisi.
In the first place Dent, Grants broth
er-in-law, has not been nominated by
anybody for Governor, but he has
been solicited by the Conserratires-
consisting of the Democracy of that
State and the more decent and intelli-
gent portion of the Republican party
to accept that place which they feel
authorized to say will be offered him
by the nominating convention when it
meets. Dent has signifed his willing
ness to accept. Nobody knows wheth-
er this movement commands Grants
confidence or not, and, since he has
nothing to say in the administration of
affairs, it don't matter. Boutwell, OPP
poses it and threatens to use the ad-
ministration to defeat it, declaring it
a movement in the interests of the
Democracy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14
A Radical LAWYER of Salem rec

A Radical lawyer of Salem recently
suggested to the State Treasurer, that
he ought to place over the new magnif.
icent brick now building on State
street, Salem, hand graspirg a key, as
a finishing touch at once appropriate
and suggestive. Z
Maj. Berry, of the other State Insti.
tuition, has key that is significant oi
finishing touches and is equally sug.
gestive.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

Adjutant-G General Comissary- -Gener
al-Q Quarter master-G General and Chief
of-Ordinance, Cyrus A. Reeds bricl
theater in Salem approaches compile
ton, and promises to be an imposing
structure. It is needless to add tina
Gen. Reed is an officer of the State
as the above which are a modes
partof his titles, indicate, and has quar-
ters in the State House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

WTATsoN's NEW NAP. OF THE UNITED
w States and Territories. Mexico and West
Indies Showing all The late improyements-the
Railroads across the plains, the routes Of the pro-
posed Roads, rs well as vast amount Of stAusti-
cal information. Upon the other side is . map of
the world, also separate maps of twelve Of tho
principal cities of the United States. It Is in size
31x4A feet Having obtained the agency to sell
this Map in several counties in Oregon, propose
TO eommenee the business in. tho county otv Linn.
and feel assured that every man who wantsa sim
liar map will do we'll to take the first opportunity
of seeing it. s. II. BERNARD, Agent.
y4n49w4 Albany, July 24s lsg4A
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

Grants motto ought to be changed
so as tomake lifetime have peace. !"
His own peace is about all he seems to-
consult. Boutwell, runs the Admins
tration and the Union League seems
80 be running fhe country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

The Oregon City Enterprise, under
the management of Mr.. Kinney, has
arrived, The present manager will
give the paper o prominent place in
Oregon journalism. It has entered
upon career of usefulness to the
party,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

SAN FRAScrsco, Aug. 5.--An ordinance has
been passed in this city for the suppression Of the
internal music of Chinese orchestra bands, aud
the first case under it is now being tried in the
police court Telegraph. 20
Now here is more of the inhumani-
ty of caste-more of the barbarism of
Democrats.
Rant, RAIDS, rantl 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

HUDSON, n. Y, Aug. IA gigantic
land slide occurred in the vicinity Of the
town Of Stockport in this county. Nearly
FIVE acres Of land sunk distance Of so
feet and then moved slowly distance of
600 feet. The land slide was caused By
the washing of quieksaud underneath the
land
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

THE STUPID DEMocRAcY or rHE PACIFIC SLoPE.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, tho leading Demo-
cratic organ in Ohio. docs dot admire tic quality
of Democracy which Is found on the Pacific slope.
Not q Democrats Newspaper In tho State has
had Independence enough TO- tell its rsaaets that
tho New York Horld. the New York Journal ot
Commerce the 81. Louis Republican. tho cinen-
natl Enquirer and almoft every leading Demo
cratic paper on The Eastern Slope have declared
with emphasis against the position Of their party
on the Pacific coast 10 reference to the Chinese
question: 0rsgOHiaa.
We don't think that refreshing state
ment will fool many persons. Now
here is what the Enquirer does sny in
its issue of July 2lst. The italics are
ours:
None bat the wiIi.alIy blind can fail 90 see
what the Imperial party is driving at ItpTolcss.
cs to DO animated By philanthTopie mottses--,o
elevate the biack man--but is real design Is %
degrade the laboring white man aud establish .
IN 3n-t cI arisIocFaey . ruling class. The Dem-
ecTatc party believes that this 6oSs Tnment shoala
b. IN ths hands Of .WliIe that the lAboTing
IN srkes should be veil paid for their labor that
thuy should be permitted 10 vhjoy the peeeaaFios
and Iuxur,es Of lie. aud TO become iutSiligsn,
Gfremen. We oppose negro supremacy. aud 81 the
same stne, ana Tor the same feason, are opposed
to making our country great laEaF. house for the
Pagans OF China Ne do not WaHf eAsap lsbev.
do asant eAits artisans aad nsseksaiss
10 be compelled 20 eosss IN eOs,Pesiiioa sih Aoss
rho fFs fike LrHies'
The statement concerning the World
is precious little nearer correctness
than that concerning the Enquirer. We
havnt seen the Journal of Commerce
and Republican. But so far as the
Oregonian's attempt to represent them
is concerned, We are content to quote
the old maxim, which translated into
our vernacular, reads: False in one
matter, deceitful in everything
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rurther from Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Aug. Additional re.
turns indicate tha. Septer's majority may
reach 65.000. As far as heard from the
State Scuaic stands. Conservatives Is,
Conservative Republicans 4, with iye
districts TO hear from House. Conscry.
aIives l6, Conservative Republicans 4
Stokes Republican 1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

There is one brick edifce in course
of erection in Salem by gentleman
who is not State officer, is not q
relative OF those who are, and hasn't
an Office in the State House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

GoM0DRUM.- How is it that the
State Officer who draws the smallest
salary $500 builds the largest houseP
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

Judge Williams (Senator) loaned three
thousand dollars to the purchase of
the Unionist We doubt if that will
materially assist in fixing" him.
WHEAT.-Tho amount Of whaat received
at the several warehouses in this city during
the past week aggregates 1854 bushels.
LARGE PhUAs.--Mr. Ephriam Turner, last
Saturday, left in our efice six plums which
he AYERS weighs one pound. Match 'emi
s pERsoNAL.--Wm. Thompson, Of the Eu
gene Guard, favored. us with a call this
week.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
tconrlL.D ynoa 4nr Onroos usrAIDl
washington News.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Dispotcbes
were recently received sent from the Ma
w Department to Rear Admiral Hof.
commanding the Cuban squadron, order.
ing him to leave the squadron in charge
of the senior officer next in command,
and proceed with his flagship; the Alha.
ny, to Portsmouth, N. II. II is therefore
n probability that Admiral Hof will be
home in a few days.
II is understood in the event Of Em.
press Eugcnic making tour Of this
country, The Navy Department will be
advised by the commanding officer of the
United States squadron in Europe in time
TO make prcparaticns for her reception.
The French fleet is to convey the EN-.
press across the Atlantic, and she will in
that event be probably escorted by the
Rear. Admiral Radford, in his flagship
franklin.
New York, Aug. 9.-Platt, an alieg.
cd fugitive murderer from Texas, applied
to-day, through his counsel, Roger A.
Breyor, for writ Of hobeds corpus, on
tho ground OF its being the Intention to
return him TO Texas to bc tried by court.
martial. Judge McCupc granted the
writ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

RIcnMoSD, Aug III. Harris (col-
orcd) tic late candidate for Lieut.. Gov
crnor, has brsugh, suit against the own
crs OF the Baltimore steamer Kenebec,
for ejee,ins him from tho steamers cabin.
MONTREAL, Aug. Snow fell yes.
iordsy in the country, 6ftecn miles back
of the eity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14
From Ohio.

COLUMBUS. O., Aug. S.-Tbe recep.
ton of Gen Rosccrans dispatch, deciin
ing the nomination IN Governor Of Ohio
will compel the assembling Of another
State Convention, as the Central Com.
mittec will hardly take the responsibility
Of making new domination. The Cen.
tral Committee will meet hero on Wednes.
day 10 take action IN the premises
Dispatches from different points Of the
country where the eclipse was total, an.
nounce that the results Of the observa-
tions taken by tho various scientific par.
ties are highly satisfactory. The addi.
ton to science and human knowledge il
intellectually great. Perfect Photographs
of the different stages OF the obscurauce
were taken in great numbers. The scene
where the eclipse was total represented
as sublime and ave inspiring beyond dc.
scription.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA disastrous
fire, which occurred this afternoon at
Elizabeth, Kentucky, destroyed thuty
business places, including the hotel and
railroad Office. Loss about 1925, 900 !,
insurance small. IL is supposed to be
the work OF an iueend:ary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14

BLANK DEEDS, offhs latest and most
approved form, for sale at this Office. Warrant1
andNortgage,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-14
Blessings Of a FREQ Government

tetAbDsESbGhAS aIc SeHk pFIuctpatJ AO tue
district commanded by Gen. Jordan.
Blessings Of Free Government
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Thc National
Frecdman's Relief Association for the
District of Columbia, issue an appeal TO
the charitable throughout the United
States for relief for aged. disabled and
destitute people Of Washington. They
say they are in great want of food for suF.
fcrcrs, both white aud coIorcd, but prin-
cipally of that class of freed people who
were cmancipated in old age, or 10 bad
physical condition. They say self sup.
port is impossible; some are already per
ishing for want of the necessaries of life
NEW YoRK, Aug. 9.--The Herald
says that Secretary Fish gives as q reason
for tho seizure of the Spanish gunboats
that they were intended to relieve the
Spanish feet now doing duty on the
coast of Cuba, and permit that feet to
leave to reinaugurate the Peruvian war.
He says he does not intend to permit the
gunboats to leave our waters, and if they
leave without permission he will send
after them force which will astonish the
Dons, and compel his authority to be re-
spcctcd. 80
Cuban sympathizers say there are two
armies on tho island in their interest;
one on the eastern part, commanded by
Gen. Jordon, of 1000 men, and the 9th.
er on the western, commanded by Ques~
ada, of 10000, About half the interior
force are liberated slaves. There are 4,800
Cubaus, and the rest are Americans and
Spanish deserters. s5 M
There is report that the Assessor of
Internal Revenue has notified the base
ball clubs that they must pay license of
ten dollars each, and tax of two and a
half per cent on their receipts to Gov
ernment.
New YoRK, Aug. 9.--Walter Brown,
the champion oarsman of America, left
this city on Saturday by the steamer for
Liverpool, to row match for the cham
pionship of England. s IS.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 9.-Last night at
1890 Philip Gettmartin, proprietor oi
the Lake View House, shot and immedi-
atcly killed his son Thomas, while enter
ing the house, supposing him to be q
burglar. The father was arrested and
held to await investigation.
WASHINGTON, Apg An order has
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HAvASxA, Aug. 7.-Stringent rules
for the collection of customs have been
put in force by the Captain General
Already reports show remarkable in
crease
WAsuINoToS, Aug s.--Cuban nd.
vices are received TO the 30th July. The
Spanish troops in the insurreciionary
distrieis had been reinforced by all dis.
posablc forces on the Island, preparatory
TO active operations in the Cinco Villa,
District. There had been several minor
contests, aud 10 every instance the Span.
iards had been defeated, with reported
aggregate loss in killed. wounded and
prisoners amounting to nearly 400. The
rcinioTeements are sent principally to the
district commanded by Gen Jordan.
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Balloon Excursion.

MEADEvILLE, PA, Aug. &c. G.
Thurston, accompanied By Oliphant and
Baldwin, started in the balloon Bridal
Chariot, for New York, at half past 4 p.
m. to-day. They expect to reach their
destination iu thirty.six hours. The
wind is'now fair for the trip.
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Railroad War.

Albany. Aug. l0,-The following is a
summary of operations along the line of the
Susqaehanna railroad to this city for the
day Master mechanic Blockhall, in com.
mand of $50 men. under direction of Super
intendent Van Ealkenberg, Of tho Ramsy
section, ut dawn resumed forward move
from Bainbridge. The enemy being alarm
ed, left the line to tho tunnel and are eonse-
quently deposed. The Ramsey officials were
placed in occupation again at 10 O'Clock this
morRing. Each party stood watching the
other at the tunnel. Each fearing TO begin
hostile demonstrations, but at the same time
evidently prepared for tho worst. At II
o'clock to-day the Erie, force at the tunnel
had been greatly augmented, occupying the
entirc ground.
The Erie locomotive which was captured
at Bainbridge, arrived at the depot to-day
and was received with great applause.
To-day the situation at tho tunnel was
very interesting. Tho hostile forces were
on the south side of the tunnel The Sus.
ouehanna train lies in front of the station.
The men are all there patiently waiting for
the next move. Dispatches have been sent
to all the stations betwceR 0neto and the
tunnel to restrain the army of occupation
The Erie raiders are encamped in strip oi
woods on tho curve below the station Ad-
miral Fisk is directing their movements
from this CITY,, The raiders brought tele-
graph instruments, but the wires having
been cut on each side. communication isIin.
terrupted. The Erie locomotive was thrown
from the track by means Of new patent
frog. At the same the Susquehanna train,
which was lying off on side track. ran
down behind the raiders, thus cutting of
their return. BY this manocuvre not only
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THE LOYAL AND DIsLoYAL.-
Col. Forncy, in one of his recent let.
tcrs, says, that during his recent
tour of twenty six hundred miles
through the South, he has found
the cX confederate soldiers the most
loyal men. He had Il hundred con
versations with these men--oiliceIs
and soldicrs-and in no instance
did he fail to find courtesy, sound
sense, cordial submission to results,
and good feeling for their northern
brethren. The enemies of the South
are the democratic newspapers
They SOW the seeds of dsSension
broadcast. Assaults upon ProSl-
dent Grant. upon Congress, and in
too many cases upon the northern
people as body, are the daily food
they supply to their long oppressed
and misguided readers.
An Ohio Congressman lately re.
ccived a petition signed by 800 per.
sons, asking the appointment of u
woman as postmaster. and three
days later, received twenty-five con.
iidcntiol letters from the signcrS, in.
forming him that she was not fit for
the place, but that they had not the
courage TO refuse to sign her papers.
The Saturday Review says that
the New York City Government is
the most corrupt body in the ciyiliz
ed world.
Thrty.two biographies of picsi.
dent Lincoln have been published
in Germany since he was murdered
Tho Good Samrritan's Immedi-
ate Relief" is n vegetable mcdi
cine.
All Druggists and dealers keel
the "Good Samarltan's Immcdiat,
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The all.gonc feeling which peopl,
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