The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
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Democracy has put on new face in Oregon.
| A paper there chronicles the election of
4 clean Demooratlc ticket
The Springfield Republican is disgusted
with Palton's exposition of the Washington
lobby, because he doesn't accuse Butler OF
anything bad.
Olive Logan writes: 81 was there, and saw
him, and will Just say that if Mr. Blair was
not intoxicated that nighl, (at Long Branch,l
heis the most curious looking sober man !
ever beheld.'s Ef
The Boston Transcript Observes The
| proposition TO make the Republicans as par
| ty inaorse prohibitory legislation, elect DIR.
Loring Governor. and put Ben. Butler in
Henry Wilson's seat is enough to make
graveyard yawn
Senator McCreery, of Kentucky,is canvas
sing for reelection in 1871 M
The Cleveland Herald says that by the fail
ure of the firm Of which the chairman of the
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee is
member, and the departure of Senator Thur
man for California, the Democratic party in
that State is left with neither head nor pocket,
at which there is woe unutterable in Colum-
| bus
An Ohio man calls for a State Con vention
of those aknown as Copperheads during the
| war;
| The official returns of the vote in Washing
| ton Territory are announced Garfeld's (Re-
publican) majority for delegate to Congress is
| 148
The comfy Of States requires that Ohio
Democratic papers should omit all reference
to the "bloated bondholders," for fear of
wounding the feelings of the Democratic can
ddate for Governor of Pennsylvania who is
"bloated' with several millions of dollais OF
that sort of property. h
Governor Senter closed speech at John
sonville, last week, as follows:
Ladiss, word before we part-when the
day for election arrives get up early, prepare
| good breakfast have the shaving water and
! towel ready, LET nothing but smiles and cheer
| fulness possess you, and when the good old
man starts for the polls, go with him to the
| gate, put your arm about his neck, kiss him,
then, ask him to vote for Senter. Again,
l thank you.
Washington Territors has voted against
| adopting State government, and elected Gar
field (Republican) to Congress by 1853 majority.
| The whole number Of votes cast was 5238.
Il "a
friend now denies the story that he Is prepar-
ing to attack his colleague, Senator Sprague,
in the Senate next winter. Mr.. Anthony win
not take the offensive. If he is attacked he
viii defend himself. as he did last session, but
he has no desire to stir up Little Rhody" un-
necessarily.
The Cincinnati Commercial has he follow
ing special from ST. Louis which NO ana vii,
read without great regret: asenator Yates Of
Illinois. has been snendino sevaral davs in tb;s
| city. Last night. while practicino at the bar
OF the Southern Hotel he grossly ;nsulted
Richard Johnson newly appointed Consul at
at Hong Chow. johnson raised his hand to
strike Yates. hut concluded not to do 90 faar-
ing Yates mioht use bis ;nArsnca in On a.
temnt to a;snlace him yatas was ;ntox;cataa
at the time and had been So far several davs,,
desnatcb to tho Boston Advor,;sor sa,rs
"Tbe result Of Mr. Boutwsl,,. admin;st, at;nn
of tbe Treasury Dana,t,nan,t a-no.a,rs az
proposition from a German bouse IN Frsnk-
fort to loan onr oovarnmant eeoo ooo ono -
five per cent which the secretarv has ~
course heen obl;aed ta dacl;,a his vaa,r =
that we may. within n YEAR. borrow oil tbe
money we want at fo,,r .ner cent. ~, cs,t.;rlv
at four and a half per cent. and the nreseut in.
dicatious seem to be. tbouob II ia NOT ;n,ended
to speak in his name. that he will nert winter
advise sucb 4 loan for the nprnose of n.v;na ofr
the Eve twenties due now or wban.,.r ,he
government chooses 70 90 consider tbem A
nr;vate letter s,ot ~ tba sac,at.r,,' go,
well. al v;sed source in a ,ho
oninion nat !. hona "a fo3,, .,, i. ,,,.rts,.,
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cent can easiiy De negotiated in Europe with