The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-07

region the regulators, according to this Yu-
NOR, haveabeen at work, and blood again
has been she'd We are told that gang
Of some thirty men made an attack on .
house owned by the Powse party 10 Ca.
aey county, and shot and killed three men
and one woman; no other particulars
This is the same gang that have been ore
Grating in Anderson and adjoining coun-
ties.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 3.-European pa
pers give accounts of new conspiracy
In Poland with the view Of another revo-
luton.
Kentucky EIection.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. AT the election
in this city. to day, several rows occurred.
Firearms were freely used, but no Eyts
lost. Demit, Democratic candidate for
State Treasurer, has majority IN the
city Of 5000. His majority in the State
over Whitney. will probably reach 45f
900. The returns from various sections
indicate the election of oil the Democrat
ic candidates for the Legislature, except
probably, fifteen or twenty.
Another appointment wanted.
LoNG BRANCH, Aug. 2.-President
Grant visited Bricksburg. N. j., to-day
as a guest Of Robt. Campbell, President
of the Bricksburg Land Improvement
Company. lie was received with warm
welcome from citizens and afterwards
presented with fifty acres of land. The
President will visit Secretary Fish, at his
home on the Hudson, IN q few days, pro-
ceedipg thence TO the White House AID
Saratoga.
Indictment Of the Administratier.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4--Reeolutions wefc
passed at the TammaDy meeting last
night TO bold the question Of British re-
| lection Of the claims Of Irish American
citizens as present international qucs.
ton bctwecn this country and Great Brit
ain, superior to those arising out Of the
! Conflict between the two countries on the
bcIligerent rights of the North and South;
that the sympathy Of the Democratic par
ty is with the Cu5aDs; that 30 far as We
can. without rendering ourselves amena-
bic 10 neutrality laws, we will eBdeavoT to
suecor aud comfort the struggling people
Of Cuba that if the administration, on
subjects iBvolving the sovereignty OF
American cit zenship. would only exer-
cise the alscrify which it has Observed to-
war; hunting Cnbau refugees and ds:aiD.
ing them at Fort Lafayette until they
took the oath. our national honor would
be better yirdiaated, and just demand
fpr sympathy be widely gsatiGed; that
the recent ouisages BY the Spanish Gov
ernmcst in Cuba. in the execution Of
American citizens without form Of trial,
should hare received the most instant at
fcBrioD at the hands Of Grants admins
iraiioD. such - would have been given in
behalf Of outraged American citizens
had the Democrats been at the head of
;he government that is is in vain for the
Administration. and against the wishes sf
The Cubaps TO attempt TO acquire their
island By purchase and so make theH
citizens or the United States; that il is
duty OF every patriot 10 demand that the
Government awake from its rctieent i'm
betii:y and endeayoT at once to right tie
American natIon on these questions OF
Outrage by British and Spanish officials
on the sovereignty of american eiitizen-
ship.
Gov Hoffman sent letter saying that
orr Government has been disgraccd By
its failure 10 protect American citizens
against injustice. cruelty and oppression,
whether in Great Britain or Cuba, and it
is the mission of the Democratic party so
wipe out that disgrace. and they viii do
il at the next administration. LET NJ
have Peace" when the rights of Ameri-
can citizens are trampled upon.
Califoxnis.
SAN FRAScIsco. Aug. 2.-Tbe nem-
ocratic Municipal Convention met last
night, and nominated s. F. Bus'erworih,
temporary Chairman. and E. E. Round
say. temporary Secretary. A committee
of three was appointed on permanent Cr-
{ ganization After recess the committee
repcrted DR.. j. C. Short. Chairman,
Lloyd Tevis and DIR. A. J. Bowie, Vice
Presidents. j. McGraghan and A. j.
Coghin Secretaries. The Convention
nominated ]. MeCoppin, aud adjourned
to this afternoon.
, The s. L. Commercial Association held
a meeting at 3 r. VI. yesterday. The fol-
lowing is report of the committee sp-
pointed to report plan to make time
|, sales of goods on notes. which, after .
! lengthy discussion, was adopted: Re-
solved, That our agreement be signed by
+ all mercantile firms IN favor of settlement
, for all sales of goods by pron,issory notes,
u,uu,ug themselves to require the same
, from all their customers, without execp,
ton. within so days from date. for the
sale of all goods made after January 1st,
1870. which aggregate to the sum Of
I $500. Resolved. FRAT the breaking Of
J an agreement signed by any merchant
shall be deemed dishOnorable, and tho
name of such person shall be posted in
: the rooms of the Association and also
, transmitted to all members thereof Re-
D solved, That the President call general
. meeting of the mercantile community Of
this city to consider the above resolutions,
New York gold 136@l365; 5-20s OF
(. 1862, 1249 do 1867 1929.
Wheat at New York firm for export at
/ 81 IS; -four, 64@9l.
Liverpool wheat los 3d.
Flour-S00 bbls. Oregon mills. extra,
, S5 a5; 500 bbls ex sup. SIS 90; 400
bbls. Salem extra to arrive, S5 S73.
Wheat-Ordinary. 81 55; pinched
81 55; good shipping. 81 723; choice
81 60; at close 1000 SKIS. milling 81 So
(0le0; 500 SKIS choice milling 81 rs.
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