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, 1869-06-07
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June IA nre broke out IN
livery stahle this morning. about . O'Clock. &C.
cupie1 By s E Barnes, burning 1t and two small
dFcllns houses near b.. Nina horses, three
busRies, and large quantity d grain and hay
rerc Consumed. Loss on the xsock, ahoat 81, ,ooo,
on the baIn7 about 81 900: dwelling honseA II zoo
each But little furniture wAs saTed, the inmates
having barely time 70 save their 1trea. No inxu-
fance. Cause Of the fire unknown.
, 1869-06-07

would like 10 call the attention Of somebody
70 tdc condition Of the Ride FAre rua4t. Wn1t
Vas once regarded IN the light OF the only decent
tFEe beyond Michigan aycune, hns, within ten
lis smooth, eren surface has been rlowea up
snd narrowed over until one would suppose
the Trustees ol hyde Park intended 10 BOW 1t IN
wheat or patA II certainly no longer beaza the
Eemb1Ance Of a road What does III this eAudai-
Isle tmply: Has HYDE Park concluded to cut OF
wagon road connection with Chicago, and drive
the Inhabitants Of both places to fail comuuulca-
ton. ". s ].
.uf~
, 1869-06-07
Carl fruua Justice Qu(nu.

To the Editor ~ The Chicago Tftbsn<:
take this method 10 return 10 my uuucrpus
friends MT most heartfelt thanks for the interest
they exhibited n MT behalt, in MT absence, al the
lAtasesttyal OF the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, held at Turner Hall, tn the matter OF
the friendly contest between Nj. 81. 4. DcSine
and myself for = valuahle silver set 1t : sourcc
Of extreme qualification to me to know that nJ
friends defeated those OF 4 gentleman who had
proved himself to be 70 popular on Like former
occasion. Once more expressing my stnccrest
gratitude to nv unkuoNn friends, promise them
shall always faithfully cudeavor 10 prove Myeelf
worthy OF ihelt confidence,
3ouS s. QUINN.
, 1869-06-07
PATENT RIGHTS.

NOfFATT. THOMAS / CO. asc tas.1Eetad to t.
efude In h~1r R<4 Estate Auction Sale, Il he hold
Y tho A1stion Nat, i;e south Ga1ttt on TUES bAf
reserve. the valuable Patent RiShta Of
Hunfinkton's Improved Grain Tag Fa11eHcx.
Onc nf the simplest and useful inventions CT the
Ake) for the Co1ntes ard As1te4 RI Illinois, Nlsuufu.
Io1a Ainnesota Mississippi ead ludl4na; Fnl paztae
ulsrs With the r1ters Be Inspected til the time ct
tale, 1T the 1n<toneer%' ntlee.
"a Dcarho1nst.
, 1869-06-07

~ shas any Umnaste system can DO IN shc
way Of physical exercise towards the pfescrEs-
ron and restoration Of health IN persons OF sod
entaIJ h2b1t1, u done b. the Heatth-I n tan
ezct1e kzx been AE1io painfully emphasized BY the
sudden death Of pzoZutoeot citizen, wnoaa oEef-
, 1869-06-07
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoY SALE.

Mofst. Thomas & Co, lsc Instructed 10 taeludc IN
their next ssc tatc rlaec At the Real Etatr Auction
Mart l:6 South G.rktt, on Tyerd.y, Inne $50, Il
Heubene facing Union park. with possession the
N q hs ne ~ Iar
tsse GEeysssy, nd near Ec1ty,foarthtt -Four L,ts,
antAy between ylrtrnntt mad aua Uottksp Gruye-sv.
Ard 20 Lots J. y. 6tAptes Suhdvtron- FortySeveath
aud FnFtyetshthsta FAEca1ars and plats prerAr.
Ing, 1nd cAn hc bad 1t the sueion ottices.
MOFFATT, THOMAS & co. Aretionect1-
, 1869-06-07

To fAe Eaftor n The Chicago Tribune;
As an old resident, and one deeply Interested IN
Th 81 q @ eR S9
wide circulation and call attention to the manner
n sss rnsa xnsat sssss s seas cno
uuc 10 speud, enormous sums Of money IN the iu-
rroyenent Of its streets No one nnds any fault
SA M s:fs ns Il @ een, e s se,sa3P saPepat95si suni
plen money : being expended, for II begins %
being laid the present season than during any
previous year, almost as much, thdeed. ~ In all
Sh9G, ShG p!eylops years togetner. How Is II be!n.
a1e st5eess ~ a1s 'anllaT *isa he astas q
the Old Slcolson ,pascnt-hov much care
eanncd as fo begin 10 ws ssse two ,FeTa e
Of ,oanls well soakei With tar and placed at fisas
angles viii! each other; thc strip Of wood ~
tng, Of the sort Is done now. Instead
Of The two layers Of boards but one layer il usel
e1ss not a N no5 esns .S.
blocks The result Is that the water percolases
through he coarse g7srel Freely. satu,stcs aad
eoon rots the single Inch pine board beneath, and
loaded wagon breaks the rotten boarl beneath. thc
cavity Is enlarged by constant wear, AMI the pave
auy N Ghco 1o d % taks sn oSn
sHbn.ts that Chicago cannot AFFORD to pave Its
stfeets ancT c'er5 few scass, and whether more
Iele!tAGt u anu FIuf1slon lot tu!uFe nfcds UlEnk
not be good Investment. ercu though tho tr1ne-
d!ate cost should be somewhat increased No
doubt the contractors who are laying the pave
Mcat comply mainly with the terms Of their con.
tracts, and the lantt rests with the Boaht
Of Public WORKS snd the Common Council
that the pavement Is not put down In more dura-
Bile shape. 1t i scarcely prohaole that the prop
street irap1ovements, would Lemur TO IN e1tra
cost OF few cents per yatN OF pavement for thc
sake OF per.nanency, md It Ii clearly The duty Of
the proper authorities to to 1t that THIS great
| and growing eytl Ia corrected FArENEHT.
CHICAGO, Lune G. iSLpx
, 1869-06-07
BUSINESS NOTICE.

HnEnn's Magnolia Balm. -Thia
article Is the tfue scCSet of beauty. It Is what
faahionaAe i1diea. Actresses and ppcYs singer
2oce 80 u5uth admired n the circles 0! fsaaluu.
II rempeA N rnt!Enty hlotthe4, rednesS,
Hec11eA an. 6unfara and e1ectg Of 1I,5iu4 winds
sod gives to tho complexion 4 blooming purity oi
E4nspATopr dennAcJ OF power. No LADY WnC
rataa Gne complexion ea1 DO without tho Aap-
s3seetANe aealerl
Lyo14 GathAsrun q the hsss hAlt 4lessna.
, 1869-06-07
BY MOFFATT. THOMAS & CO.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE,

Moastt Ihcm9. : %. are Instructed to Include In
rteesely. Il Lots in st:hxueJ's ubI!v!.
don. frnpttnE on Stcwaav: aud Fifty 6F1tst. n1sn,
Az. AOFFATT. THOMAS 4 CO. Ancsioeeerr,
flra ftsnrn.at-
, 1869-06-07

taxed 6rAn Xlve WAY without moments Bsru.
Ing. Tho tef1ne for the summer months Ne nov
70 low - 70 place the Health within the reach
of eYeSyQuc.
, 1869-06-07

The WankeehA ptzindaok7 sagH that, during the
past TWO waakt, the family Of Philip Hep+ cab.
fnet tsakaf Of Inst village, consisting Of Vne AID
ten Ehfd9en have III been Bick wr1n ecA<te& 1dre1.
FoQx u{ the Children dled tn one week.
, 1869-06-07
0OI
ACCT1OS SlLE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

stuger's Improved Sewing 1lnchinc. Stock
Of DFy Goods. Millinery, Motions. &C.,
10 be sold by Auction, by Nohatt. Thnu1s 4 Co.. on
n'elcSk. without the Heart reAe3vr, -
By pIdes pf {he proprietor. Asvtnx ChiezXa
MDFFATT. THOMAS Z Co.
Aoctfrneer1 - De1IhuTn-st.
, 1869-06-07

For black WORMS md pfmpHe4 ON
tie face usc Pc7y a CoEedoct Aad Fu1fle RENE
d. PTcPared only 6y Dr. b G. Perry. q Bond
E1eet Ssw YMf SAID eyakJH Htera Tns tzadc
supplied bI wholesale medicine deA@
, 1869-06-07

1a remove moth patches, reckies
md tan Sron Tie txce, 6Ae PMJ4 Moth 1od
Freekln Iakson. Prepared cnfy * Dc h q PRIV
Sold b3 N d1uSShA '''
, 1869-06-07

O1N neWsPARcrsr In GsoA axdor-xod
t1a q @antased-{of Hs1a II TH11Ia1 ocnce a I:
cent? dR 1oh - -
, 1869-06-07
MOTLEES INSTRUCTIONS.

Another Ecrslen-IIe Gets VERY DeSi-
mite Ordcrh-Not ON the summer
Basis
, 1869-06-07

"AEtKD-fO PURCHASE a AGU1E Aho
" ht n dee1AAG h1eatfcn kur = hoasdieE hosse y
W54 s1Ehan8e EnfEprurtd pIu9e<y % Asesleaa-<F
WA1S#RlQE1. Il Il Mat2{soq -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
THE NEW CABINET.

The telegraph announces the fol-
lowing gentlemen as President Grants
cabinet: Secretary of State, Elillu
B. Washburnc Secretary of the
Treasury, A. T. Stewart; Secretary
Of the Navy, Adolph Z. Bowie; Sec
retary of the Interior, J. d. Cox; At
torney-GencraL E. b. Hoarc; Post
master-General, a. J. Crcsswctl. No
Secretary of War is named.
A subsequent dispatch, under date
Of the 9th inst, is as follows:
\ message from the President was
sent to the Senate to-day requesting
the relief Of Stewart from the law oi
l798, prohibiting persons engaged in
trade from being Secretary of tho
Treasury. Mr. Sherman introduced a
bill for that purpose and Mr. Sumner
| Iebiected and the bill went over.
CHICAGO, March Ga private dis
patch from New York says there is
great excitement at Washington
Washburno has resigned and goes tc
France, and the Senate has passed {
resolution declaring Stewart ineligi
Bile. 1t is waiting for two mort
names to come in.
Since the Presidents message was
sent to the Senate asking the repea
of the law relative to the treasuryship
there has been much consultation 0
members of Congress upon the sub
Eect. Some Republicans declare the,
will vote for the resolution asked, anC
others express reluctance, but will d
nothing to embarrass the President a
the commencement Of his admlnistra
tion. The President will probabl,
withdraw his message, and SteWar
will resign, leaving the President fire
to make another appointment.
The session is unlikely to be short
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
THE RISE IN GREENBACKs.

The rise in the price Of greenbacks.
instead of being attributable, as very
many loyal people suppose, to the fact
that Grant was President elect, is no
doubt the consequence, in the main, Of
the proposed legislation in Congress.
The bill of the Senate Finance Commit
tee, reported by Senator Sherman, and
the passage of which is anticipated, pro-
yides that the holder of legal tender
notes may convert the same in sums OF
fifty, end its multiples into forty U.
s. bonds, bearing five per cent interest
principal and interest, payable in gold
coin. Now as the bonds of the United
States, bearing the same rate of interest
the principal Of which is not stipulated
to be paid in gold, are bearinga premium
of seven to seven and one-half per ceni
over currency, it is reasonable to suppose
that the present rise in greenbacks is to {
great extent attributable to the withholding
ofcurrency onthe partofcapitalists in antic
ipation of the passage of this law upor
which they could convert their currency
into bonds, making at least seven dollars
on the hundred by the transfer If thii
bill becomes law, and this change is al
lowed to be made, it will result in such /
stringency in the money market by th'
conversion of so much currency int
bonds as will speedily open the eyes 0
the Rumps to consciousness of th
Egraye mistake they have made Orego
Herald.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13

WHAT WE HAVE GAINED.

Some Jacobin papers inquire -
"Shall all that has been gained by the
war be lost ?" Let us sec what has
been gained.
Negro slavery has been wiped out
but double the number of white slaves
have been added. That is gain in
the number of slaves.
We had thirty-four States in the
Union before the war: VIC have TWEEN
ty-seven now.
We had IN army of 10000 them
we have 10000 now.
We had no military despotisms
then: we have five now.
We had but few soldiers widows
and orphans then: we have thousands
now.
We had only about $50, ,o0o,0 900 M.
tional debt then: we have now over
three billions of dollars Of national in.
debtedness.
We had light taxes then: we are
weighed down with them now.
We had gold for all then: We have
only enough for the bondholdcrs now.
The negroes of the South earned
their own living then: the laboring
men of the north provide for many OF
them now.
We paid s75 900, 900 yearly to car
ry on the government then: it costs
five hundred million dollars per nm.
mum now.
There was some public and private
virtue then: there is precious little oi
either now.
Are the people content with these
results? Do they wish them contin.
ued? Do they want no change?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
PROFOUNDLY LOGICAL.

President Grant says: "IIow the
public debt IS to bc paid, or specie
payment resumed, is not so important
as that n plan should be adopted and
acquiesccd in"
We have been so simple as to sup
pose that the great question relative
to our public debt is: GLOW it is to be
paid ;''-whether it is possible to pay
it at all or not, when we arc actually
running in debt over s35, 100000 an
nually, and when the people are pay
ing into the Golfers of the L. S. Treas.
ury over $500, 100000 per annum-a
tax greater than that paid by any 9th
CT nation OH the globe. But, it seems
we were mistaken. Such questions
as these are unimportant; and ne
cording to President Grant, the thing
most essential is that "a plan should
tbc- adopted" by rnc people.
We are profoundly impressed Will
the severely logical character of Tho
Presidents observation. 1t is so pro
found that we have become slightly
obfuscated in trying to fathom it. W.
hope to be able to do so after awhile
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
REPUTATION.

4
Whenever this word is pronounced
in the hearing of the trooly loil ;
they throw up their hands and show
the whites of their eyes in tho most
approved style of first-rate tragedy
IF you tell them that it is barely pos
sible that the peoplc,-bowed TO the
very earth by taxation,-finding that
the public debt is actually increasing
at the rate of over $35, 100000 annu
ally,-may yet come to the conclusion
that the debt cannot be paid ut all
and will therefore pronounce in favor
of population, they commence pra-
ting about national honor and go of
into spasms generally.
We do not now favor, and never
have favored population; but we
have always thought it very doubtful
whether the national debt can be paid
in gold. We believe it never ought to
be paid in gold. We believes eitnoyer viii
be paid in gold. Mr.. Johnson, in his
last message, recommends that, as the
bondholders have already received, in
gold interest, the full amount origin
ally paid by them for their bonds, it
would be just to all parties to cease
paying them interest, and apply the
interest heretofore paid them to the
extinguishment of the principal. In
this way the public debt could be
paid in about seventeen years hence.
The more we reflect on this plan the
more we like it, and we shall favor it
unless better be presented.
But we are ligrcssing. 1t is useless
to assume any airs of holy horror, any
sentimental Indignation, over the idea
of repudiation, in the face Of the fact,
that the patriotic debt of 1916, n debt
created to save this country from the
horrors of American vassalage 10
English despotism, has never been
paid. To-day the sons of men who
fought, bled and died, that the flag OF
American freedom and independence
might float over the thirteen States
that formed the new nation, the sons
of the sires who not only fought and
bled, and poured out their money as
we'll as their blood to sustain that
government, are poor and needy; and
yet, not dollar Of the $500, 100000
loaned TO carry on that war, TO feed
that army, to sustain that holy strug-
gle, was returned TO them, or has cv-
er been returned TO their children
What is this but reputation While
not advocating the reputation of our
present enormous Indebtedness; while
merely stating a few historical facts
that are now nearly forgotten, We ask
if it is not barely possible that histo-
ry will repeat itself, and when it is
clearly seen that our great debt will
be n perpetual load, that the tax-pay-
crs Of the nation will cause 1t 10 take
the same road that the really right
eous obligation of-1776 did q? Kep,c
diatio,e! The time may come when
this word, now pronounced by many
with affected horror, will be the
sweetest and most musical word il
the English language, to the tax-rid
den masses of the nation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
THE OREGON LEGIsLATURE.

This body met last week and did
what they could To relieve the State
from It's present financial cmbarrass-
meuts, and adjourned. For full ne
count of their proceedings We refer
the reader to another column.
Some Radical organs, in referring
TO them, dcnominatc them the "Rump
Legislature" thus attempting to ridi-
.cule and bring them into contempt
We venture the assertion that no leg
islatiye body Of men ever assembled,
in any State Of the Union, from purcr
or more patriotic motives. They lost
their time, and betrayed their own trav-
cling and otherexp knowing that
they will never be reimbursed, when
they have no more at stake than 9th
.cr citizens. They were actuatcd sole
ly by n desire TO repair the damages
inflicted by corrupt Executive upon
the people Of Oregon; aud had they
been met by him in the same patriot
ic spirit, our State would soon be
again on the high road Of prosperity.
1t is cheering to record this instance
Of patriotic devotion to the public
veal, now that corruption, and hri-
berry, and villainy is so generally cur
rent throughout our land. We would
that there were more "Rump Legs
Ilatures -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
HOUSE or RErREsENTArlvEs.

THURSDAY, March 4, 1860.
House called to order by the Speak
er ut o'clock, a. NJ. Present, Messrs
Alexander, Bryant, Chapman, Crooks,
Gray, Gilfry, Johnson, Neal, Rine
hart, Scoggins, and Mr.. Whitaker
Spcaker-1l.
No quorum being present, on mo
tion Of Mr.. Chapman the House ad
jouncd till o'clock, r. NJ.
o'clock, Il. NJ.
House met pursuant to adjournment
Present rs before, together with Cox
Grant, and Townsend.
Mr.. Chapman offered the following
resolution, which, on call Of the
ayes and noes, was unanimously
adopted:
Rcsokoed, That the Governor be in.
formed that this House is yet without
q quorum, occasioned by the resigna.
tion of tho following members, to-
wit: Benton county,. &. Alcxan.
der; Douglas county-AIr. Galley,
Mr.. Applcgate, and Mr. Flock Yam.
hill county-Mr Bennett and Brown
Washington county-Mr. Taylor -
Marion county-Mr. Mimic, Mr.. Den
my, Mr.. Davenport, Mr. Lichtcnthalcr,
and Mr.. Simpson; Coos county-AIr
Pcndcrgast; Clackamas county-Mr
.Trullingcr and Mr.. Garnctt; Column
bia, Tillamook and Clatsop counties
Mr.. lIoxtcr; and that hc be request.
cd forthwith, or rs early rs possible
to issue writs Of election to fill said
vacancies; and that he be further re-
qucstcd to inform tins House whether
he VIII issue such wrils, and if so
when; aud that an early answer be
respectfully requested.
On motion, the Scrgcant.at-Arms
was directed To deliver to the Govern
or a certified copy OF the foregoing
resolution.
On motion, tho House adjourned
till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13

WASHINGTON, March S.-An immense
number of applications for Offices have
been received at the Executive Office
1t is decided that applications must be
made to the Secretary of the department
in which appointments are solicited. The
President will not consider applications
until they have passed through the heads
Of the departments to which they pertain.
The friends of Griswold, of New York.
anticipating change Of the Cabinet
Last night they were urgently pressing
him as Secretary OF the Navy.
CHICAGO, March 9.--The 7riJuaes
special says, the President has removed
all the Union Pacific Railroad Commis-
sioners except Williams
Stewart proposes to make an absolute
transfer of all the interest and profits
derived from his business during his
term Of Office to three trustees, and the
proceeds to go to public charities in New
York. Many persons think this posi-
ton absurd and impracticable.
Washburne has forwarded his resigna-
ton Of his seat in Congress to the Gov.
erDor OF Illinois 80 that new election
may be ordered. The usual notice of his
acceptance Of Secretary Of State has been
| forwarded to the diplomatic corps, and
they arc severally invited to call at their
convenience. 1t is certain that he will
not remain long In the Department, and
there is special reason for believing that
the president intends giving him the
French Mission.
Grant yesterday revoked the psrdons,
which had b. en- ssued by his predecessor,
to Jacob and Moses Dupery also to
Enright; and has directed the immedi-
ate and prompt dismissal of BinckIey
from the Revenue Bureau. He further
| directs the revocation Of all orders stay.
ing proceedings against Fullerton, SO that
individual will be brought to trial.
The Senate Republican caucus has de-
cided 20 have a joint standing committee
for the removal Of political disabilities
It further resolved that it is not cxpedi-
cnt TO enter upon general Legislation the
| present session. 1t was decided to con-
slider the Tenure Of Office act, repeating
bills and the bill to strengthen public
credit, and that looking to new election
in Virginia
The offices Of Consul at Paris and Lon.
don have been abolished and Consulate
| General will be established at those
points.
CoNcnD (N. H., March 9.-Returns
from the State election show smaller
vote than in November, but indicate an
increased Republican majority over last
March. stearns is probably elected gov
crnor by 5000 majority, with full Re-
publican delegation to Congress. There
is large Republican majority in the
Legislature.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13

IFIEEfF > FEFfEF - . - II
The Speaker called the House to
order Present, Alexander, Bryant,
Butler, Chapman, Cox, Crooks, Gray,
Gilfry, Johnson, Neal, Powell, Isine-
hart, scoggins, Townsend, and Mr..
Spcakcr--l5.
No quorum being present, the House
adjourned till , o'clock, T. NJ.
No quorum being present, and no
answcr from the Governor having
been received, the Legislature adjourn
cd till the goth of September next,
unless sooner convened By the Coy
crnor or the presiding officers of the
two Houses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
ADMESIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
~ Abraham Miller. Jr., have this day been ap-
pointed by the county Court of Linn county.
State of Oregon, Administrator of the Estate Of
Elias 4. Johnson deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate. arc hereby required to
present them, with proper vouchers, to the under
signed. by leaving the same with the County Clerk
of Linn county, Oregon, at his Office in Albany.
Linn county, Oregon. within six months from the
date hereof. ABRAHAM MILLER, JR,,
Feb. 90. lS69.-n2Sw4. Admir-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
OREGON LEGIsLATUIsE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, March 4, 1860.
The Senate was called to order by
the President at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Present, Senators Brown, Cyrus,
Crawford, Stout, Trevitt, and the
President. No business transacted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13
FOR SALE!

roo ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED IN
IZU Linn county, the Central road.
within onc-half mile of Roberts Bridge and one
half mile of the 0. C. R. r.: it being the claim
of E. II. Griffin and part of the Isaac Roberts
Claim.
Also one improved block in the city Of Albany,
with other valuable property.
TERMS OF SALE: one-fourth down, and tho
balance on time, with interest, secured by the
property The above win be sold in parcels to
suit purchasers. E. II. GRIFFIN.
Dec So IS6S-y4n20tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-13

MILITARY CHASGEs.-The telegraph
informs US that Gen. Sheridan has been
ordered to the command of the Depart
ment Of Louisiana, while Gen. Hancock
has been ordered TO Dakota. This is sig
nifcant news. 1t is the key note of
Grants policy towards tie South. The
conservative and judicious commanders
arc 10 be removed to the frontier while
the Radicals who are adopts in opprcs-
sion are 10 be placed in command of the
South. The quictude which reigned in
Louisiana under the rule of Gen. Rous-
seau is to be followed By the anarchy TO
be evoked by the brutal Sheridan. The
South Is TO have no peace. Her people
are TO be harrassed and provoked if pos
sible to retaliation, which the Admiuistra-
tion would be glad to have as pretext
to wreak its brutality upon her people
The appeal of Grant before the election
-"Lct US have pcace'-is to be changed.
The FIST important order Of the new Ad-
ministration is of character to provoke
trouble and Oregon Herald.