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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03


In the absence Of Admiral Porter, Mrs,
Porter received In her usual hOspltabl0 style
al their pleasant residence on II street. Mrs.
Porter was assisted by Miss Porter, Mrs.
Captain Patterson, Miss Beale, Of Chester,
Pa, aud Miss Enc Nicholson, daughter OF
the late Major Nicholson, Of this city.
There was a steady throng OF visitors here,
Including everybody Of note In army aud
navy circles, aud hosts Of distinguished
civilians az we'll.
REAR ADMIRAL DAHLGREN.
The parlou Of Mrs, Admiral Dahlgren
were thronged during the afternoon BY the
members Of the Diplomatic Corps, officers OF
the army and navy aud Marine Corps. Mrs.
DRhlgron was ably assisted In her reception
By her daughter, Miss RomAnie Goddard.
RBAR ADMIRAL oOLDsBoRoUoH.
Mrs. Senator Carpenter received with Mrs.
Admiral Goldsborough, (FTAnklln Row.
Mrs. Admiral q. was also assisted by Mrs
DR.. Sutherland, U. 8. A., and Mrs. b. q
Daniels. The hoSpltAblo mansion of the
Admiral was crowded during tue afternoon,
receiving especially the representatives Of
tho navy and civil service.
RECEPTIONS on SENATORS.
Senator Morton received bis friends al The
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H.IGT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10
giad)lcic tclc0rapbiidlcr Yrriftc.

Yci Der 5taot,uabt AM DjenFa9c III 8p6e
fer. N.sW, Uaro otr DtmoTrot Sobn Guies
init ij0 81. WicDrBlit lum 8brasrmeiier,
pe59letden 0er Dtnt. 9}oJinion jum Ridter
ertudbtt. 5m StaOtratbl ItRen Ii Rcp. uno
II Dsmotralcn; I'M &reisratDs GOIlcgium u
Rtp uno IL Dtm.
- SIM Barlalnenie beg p9}tdcs~ CANADA
wuroe cine ga jur 9dcOrporirau0 bsr .Ges
troit Gtper Eraniiti6 6ompagnie" enge6radlt.
Sic lit i'm Snttrriit Der rBteat pciterus9t
ienbabn' unO Der -WltdiRan Central glien-
babu SompagniGn". Sc Gompngnie ioIG
otgauiitrt wcroeu, inbal0 cine Dtiaiun Dol
lars iubribirl un0 - 4roJept O0pon cinbes
Subtt itiu metOcn Die GompaeRie Ion be-
iugt iciu, eutpcocr cine &rlidc uber oen De-
trctlfnb ju baHcn, oter ctucn Slmnet unter
oemlclben aninle9en.
- Die 1T Gbitd9o aus Hupcrts 2anO Gin
Dctauftnen nel,cteu BrCfe orildtn bic AuFht
ans. bah Yr0foent &icl Oob Ricmanotu piro
btnri6ten leen.
- in HeW 2lort eir0eiroHenc Yrpatotpes
lb,u mclocn pen Banterott BON BIER bis ftinf
Sauptbaumupa Spttatantsn ~ 2iptrpoot
Mno WanteEter NIT juiammen S5.000000
Yaiiiois.
GIT st. aouis purOen porgcltern 500 Sfi.
ten mo 10 Stldidlcr Slarsttpein BON 8ors
bea,ig, fur 60. Damon Il Comp oaielbIt be-
ftimntt, wcsrn anBcbIih:n geriuhes, ourb
~ neorige g8trlbongabe Der Yeiabung oes
pollen Glntubr5olltB iu cntReben. iaiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10

DIR nit s30,000 in 0s 70 Wort ourt'
gutter 8aoifatsr bate CT cine Stsas srbals
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10
Salttmore, No., Sonnerfag. oen 10. NGdr3 Is

men 6uftettn, Die Sprne 9lubte uno SalIelu
ia ian8sn tauieno lfeblen In ben 3peigen.
Seite mar Sdamir 1u i6nen getretcn ~0br
| Sir bic 8hibAl ib!ageli, Oen 8ogel Der Gie
bgF Salo 1T meine 3eit erfiiat uno meif
QHett grtban - God tr6umt n c9t ldneer
| Getn 8ater tommt 8eine Rutter, Wdo1en
Deb, oertbet6tBe GtiHe 6aqbe, 9uolpiB
2eItb' UNI lte, ornn tHri lit ber Gag uno BIZ
Stunoen fltegeH jur iftUiGttitl1
| Aut lbredten Sei0e. ater in fcitsm Gnti
| lblune, nod poll BON Der 8tgetIerung ieinea
8lhdes er9rllf Gu0ptB per gtIlebteu 9ano
g&omm, LAB uns tDncn iagen, niGt elm S9at
ten 9eimIit9trtt lei 3wiiben uns!"
@r loG ole @rrOtbenot nit ii9 uno jdriti
ben iciner Gema6lin auf Der Sreppr. Gr trs
bltdte e iogIci9 9r ipra9 Bafis etui8r
2Sortc nit ieiner Uem0DliH m0 elite tbnen
ent9c8en.
Vie Sicbcnoen flan6tn erIbrodeH Ill., aIlcs
6Iut mtb aus iDrcn 9GanBcn. Sir liCBtn
| chamber toS
rNur immcr nd9er, graf, icicn sic ircuno-
ifaftltbll GtgritBt. Sctt ben adt Ea8en, bic
MIR bier lnb, ut Sbrcr Idon oft 8eoa9t
luDr0en."
gWfctne lIn9coulo bate mi5 ldu9t Dcrge
trleben, nur oie BeIiirhtun9, sic noD crmit
oct m0 IN llnrnbe au inOcn 49,"
pStc mi'iGn bod, 0nB Sie INNER tplltom
men itHO? Die Wtmtcr erluartet 9i1, litbe
SultOnc. SnOeB mir nod Elm gBCni9 prone
ntlfn, Jorge, onB mir unlerem Walt aud GtWas
Gnbiettn t0nncn"
@eicntten 8ldS irlGIc bic inuNc Dame Der
pGtcrliben QBeimnG.
HSancH sic uns 0a Btnat0cDcn; ptrn man
ctltbe Sabre Don cin0uocr mar, bat man cius
amber ia Il.erIei 81 er6ifHGn Sic ilnO icits
Nom 81, Ail,u,, t,, A,RN I,,,f
ler Seoeutun9, un0 MID lrcut, ooB metn Yer
tranen in SDre 6dbiGtcttcn mi0 ntbt be
trO8,"
r5ic ino iebr 9titg. GreelGcns. Sbreu
Gcbren, bcu GiniluR lbrcs 9auies oerbante
i'd ia bic @runOlage mcints 6barattcrs, uno
obnc ben III ia AUDI oas Talent ielbH Nt6tS
sic babcn mir cin NiOl in Gottbus ge9ebcn,
mo- i'd mid bcimiib fhatt mie Elm &ino unO
be9reiitn lernte, Ua5 ocs Hebcn5 better Sbcil
iei,"
sd BuTe, sic wrrotn ijb ieBt ni9t Iremoer
III meiutm 9auie tAblcr!"
30, m6r's bod meine Scimntb gang !"
GuOtui8 err6tDtte unO ibtOir8 Damn irui3te
er.
Isle leuisen! 4cet ,piideu mir uno 81.
Heu GtWas! SD boIte bod, sic llno nod 10
oien, ipie poroent, GuoUia!"
s8arf i1' $ 0enn isin! ~"
User 0erDtnoert Ste! Il
~giun pcuu, GgcelenI - i'd Iiebe 5ulias
nen !"
DanTelmonn ibmice einc QBeile till.
u8arius," bob CT enolib an, lid babe nibt
6as geringe 9eacn Sic nod mebr, ib abte
Sbren g0emntD bod, iNdBe Jbr g9tlien, Sb'
reIr6leiB auBerurOentIi4, 10, - i'd llebs sic
io9ar, mie etnen t6eurcn Sobn! 8on Der
Neglnq Su mriutm &noe big 5ur BerDeiras
tbuHg nit ibm lit aber Elm -Dciier iebr ihpes
rer S6ritt!"
sd fRbps. ~ ., mir 1T ia ieBt jbon 9cs
mug, rab ib Sulinnru licben BARI ite mcne
NclgunS erUi0ert.
t5Uuiebuu9 iOiBtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10

Sn " SO 0urt H0igt! Ole llnterius
lunQ IN otM Ulr,b.ipro9saeU 6altt ot5 Gbez
paGrs BOr0uer, og5 BitmorbCs an @apt. $.
NlIunoer ouRet.03t Dor btr 0auo oamtt,
onB btt aGtIi4e NUoIgis ttiu Niit bat eRts
lCLeu tbuuru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10

9ei Der bebprilebeuOtr StaOruabl In & us
tinnati bat bic YibsiiyaSe ale anoercn
6ragen in ben 0iuttraruHo acOrdu9t.
Su NeiUsWort III Der pHeumatii5e
5unnel unter orm SronowaD. imi'dltn gBars
trns unb DhrraDItr, itttig. Sum 8siteu ris
utr 9Siiynauita-t tam bas Bublitum ee9en
% Sts a Per'or Den EuHHet bliitteeu.
5na,rhli5 j Fnsrr b,'ruI Ole etnHabme
81 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10
Wrpfe{Scr H, u, DWattbdt'S

rUtttosla" Ia sir rtlrt ardt,r. uno WuritIn.s slnt
r ete lrei non allen iddoIldsu
no burd eeIe YeoiJin pgora" 9SnjIid Uisoft bstes.
feut poroen. SD baltic CD fir msns VHdlt uno Gdbis-
teit esm ssiaminsn YubIium Die eroBs erfnbuna nts
sas ss sssaa sSIsm S 5as SGS sn
Sufen obsr pesrtsit. Sipb.bsria cholera, GboIrra:
Worbn :, wn, 9arrt6t. 3abn. v. aoetneb. 9seuraL
@e&slittSsr. a6samattsmas. Saspesiit. ssrreutns. @
lne6anasn. eptsstiIdF aranihelitn. Sutostiopfuhp,
QUE e, Wassir0ntefiten Y u 70, eilrlrt.
@rets so 0tHts per EtGfdle.
Decfefyor Is. g. Wattbats
alleiniger gi9entblmer,
Rr. si5. SH.Battiinpres. Vde ppn unnhraAs.
Baltimore. Wo
burd osn gc6raub bon Yrof. 8. &. Ylatt9di's Die.
tors beiuirtt ,uorben no
2 seSean ;.a,sss ,sS S, sas %E g. stt'saS' bon soH.
Joitpb Sunes' i2 Beiirf In Baltimore gounts,
bon lanaidbrissr Daspspe burh i,rei Slniaen esa
sSietprpa;
renting. 10 eab e il gSede aai sridea sbs naSs.
burdb 5laibs hts ag,tetcrpA In 8 xa9en
Gatbarine MppeI. Rr, $40, ellb.G GbarIesRrase. trs
Hamrisn 9ais an lpsdsn s is brst Wonatsn ssiitsu.
= Sanssmitb; ar. 1fa Sh.sapsiieHrabe wurSs bon
M"btrtSog Ss1Fots ssH'a 0rs BON
nRpfca Gaines. Carroll County. iuuroe bon einsm
{dltuimsn Iniau pon Cholera. .I1orbus sebeilt;
6RtdDaef sob Yr. 25a. Cf'Ysrattitrabt. wuros burd
Rbeun,atisnius eeheilt ...r
Dttsptas Gtein. Gruneesentbums. SH.sBal.
tin,ortfrase. ,uurbe RON einem boi,n Salie iarirt
Sauienb Nnoere ino bon Otri@iebentii aranl9titen,
su sabret, ua ite bier anbuitbren 8sbeiIt worben.
Prof g. g. Wattbai tdbr9irt aud1 r8ietorp 10.
setistss tHr f1ufien, @rfdttmnscn, pttftrFeft &C.,
pte bel ben 9pnbitoren pno Gp0tbcIttn berau I Ga.
btn fhio.
Depot Hr Sal, IisBaliimoreitraBe.
Vile Mufrdse ,petoen prompt ara9sibri uno tniips-
Der per yoH ootr grprs6 nad alien 2beilen Der Der
Saaien ober europa otrianot Yres ots p0ictorp" so
Gents pro s}IaIte, 9ossn8ss rs Gsnts pro eGaGtsI.
t42-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10

2a8cr bar8 eiuen nroBtn RtiG,tbum noianis
idcr gBertbia6en; bpb Wurot wegrn Der
YIatlern, Die I'M 3prfe gebcrriDt batlsn be-
f9IpHen, alles Den 6lammeu Su hberptbeH,
uro Der elname Sd9cr Wiro an iener 5ttne
Ni6ts mebr opriinOeu, als ihwarie 8ruuos
ileleH uno Die llebtrreiie pom Wable Der Rus
ben uno bungtigeu gB6lt." (SOurR.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10
GIcille EDIt.

: 6tonI 3ad0n aus RNnl U0unIu. VI lpslhtm
i'm Gieuc her .6hltd1o 9orbutibnln" betee Bene dbs
Gtiabrcn iuut0t bat 900. lUtldlt Ole 8abntDmpdo.
ME ~ btIallcn bat Gttthtdl iu3sptohen bitoRlmrf
- Die lBtStontnsr BsitRGtburR bat borpclern ben
yDtiberumrftts. 8orlhlng pSrporlcu unh ibttn 9un-
eticnnurg bcobt.
Die Geootatt II aui San Somingo brsiitt it'd, in.
nisr ntbt aus pte Nsooutounrs tttldten, bic Dtehr.
belt otr 0tnpohner wpht isinen Nnidlu6 an Die Ytr
Stdntef
Audb in Der asprbIlt gsnsiuria ntb,uen bic tin.
ruben abethano ees Nrutosnhn Wt0uuaaS' Neaieraua
iou ltbr iuatsila sln.
- 8oupstrthr @ltorn poa WiiRiHppi ipuroc etstlt
tn ttN Nmt etnatltht Die @etebocbunl ttat ,uiammen
uno eouttlitte lldl propiiortl6.
- Aui Suptt eaasru bic GinierttrunatR unb Shrdl.
uuaeu eoa Sainaot 8 Wnhangsrn tort.
- Bsttenene apede unrbru tn Cincinnati Im GoRs
zen $4,000 Sbuetns asihahst ne etnaep0delt iroes
uog curd'hnlttli 226 Ytunp urb lietie ciaen Tuta.
idultis IS rirna nnn u y Wiinh Gni,iilI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10

RtebfriGgen: Wr SO. SdnpptrFr,, Boiipn;
Nr. s. college Place. uro Vr. SO, Gee
oarttr., Nttu. DOrt;
glr. COZ. NrhIr., philadelphia
Rr. lag. Srauflknffr., 8GtntDrt |;
Str. 2s8 unb ais, VA. sGpenue,
gBaIbhetpn D. g.;
Rr. las, sfiHaftr.. Nlcranbrid, IA.
3G91 laufen Bertdte iber Gineerung lrb Ssilung,
uslft oires erfwroiee 6eniitel beroorgebrabt sii.
2euts In Baltimore. bit td bon ieinen ippblibaiaen
Dirlnaen aberIenaen uoleu. t6ner tn gir. 40. Glbs
Gutawitr Nr 33, Gao,G ,GbarIesfr., 9r. 38, 6lnpper.
fr., Nr. 81 st paalItr., Nr 142. SrarilInir., Wr.
100. Saraioeair SIR 81 uno 81. N0ro BiImorsfr..
gr. 1893, Wcrbs@apfr., ioluie bel BEN apobtirn I'm
Waaemetnen Hd ertirbiorr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10
Xpscsfau, = NnttafYuno.

Bofon .. Widri. = Qeute IIiib Btnp Die
6rau BON Sp9u ). 8ates. Mtutier ots psrlioya
benen Sues o.. BATES, zines bstnantsn 6apis
tdns sinfs eararb'lder Gampitrs I'M .S'sz
pere SuuIe" allbisr pl6blib NIT 9oee ab.
8eltern Duroe ipisberum cine anjabl ars
better aus bem 6Ioithbaubole in ebaf!sfon
snilnlien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10
Observation-Disclosures bet Gtimmr.

SSaftinston. D. Is ben %. sept 1860.
5at atpei Ooue Sabre lit Id In SoI8e bon GrdItrg
nhb BoslteIlunB all elmer gals uno qun9eniranibeit.
aRetne stme mar total tort; ib ionne nur nod Is.
peln Wud1 nieine GAME Seiuncbet mar ebr ihipan.
feno. 9d tenoec mid all beriibmss Nelu' 'Yorier uno
anberpege Ter,te nit ipcue ooer gar ieinsm Grfogs
Cine Dame detb mtr, De BinB Bs ,punberrDlss Wtttsi
sSiafusd4 III 9sbrauden. Sd babe bier 6la'den Se.
braud no bin 10 altdh aaen lu t0ni,ttt. 6aB Id lest
ricoer 10 lant III preGen int Siatoe bin, oaB mat mid
ben fb beeeuisu6 aebeert bat. SD empIebs ben Gel.
bsnoen oisie pegtbppfic meSiiin angeleaentlibii.
" Y. 3biHusid,p,
Gr.Sauptrtann oes 70, (SdotiIdnoer) Relu. Yprs
ter BoloNtQr. Re9ntttttes nno Qapitir i'll Ber
ct Uetrratets 0Drp6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10
So gseue @aoelt. ssabrif.

Die rnterseidlueter baben cine gDa9enfabri In Rr.
81, Rprbhraae. nats her 9sringtonliraBe. etablri
uon Der Geidsteit uno 9auerbai9iei uuierer Wrbeit
~ berienesn gUir babtn eie 8roBe Nnspabl Der mo.
bcrni.en, Ieidfen nno oauerbatien Samltien,uagen,
Naioi9 poaratbl9. g8ir ino eiu8rriet ir9enb einer
gBasen oer nur perIan8t iperben Tam. auf Besluna
in btr tireften 3eit au baen @ae Reparatiirru ptr
ben auis Biaisite ino plnit6He beior9t.
6raf RpIbe * 6spsnfert,
tSunl27-) Rr. 81. slortbs. nabe aeSin8ionitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-10
8eainnenhe Qns,cIrung.

"EB'FFtN"N *FFD3FVF"Hb'
a8atbinstpn. .. g., ben az 9epl 1869.
SD bate tiutn aus OernadlaFatsr Grdltii8 ettars
eeilen betigen Guftn. Sd ostIudte obue Yhibtn ptrs
j6ieeene 8rfafienster. Sd battle Ra&tItipstBe urb
mar INNER unrubis. Cine 6reltloin bsipos mid, tue
ssIahe BON De Blns's ~8iafusa1 5p otriuden Yin.
atb baB asibsn nltt ruieoer 8clciGt.
GBni. dB De HRaine,
9ilfesStaoigfob6t.
SD babe Ssr5ulile GtnntniB bon Der IN, obi9sn isaus
be>urtien Stilnrg. VI. 3. Gobafbtrt, DR.. Med.
uno 4potbsisr, Gde Der Noros Capitol uno
t9et28lSl SsStraSe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-22
: A THREAT.

The Oregonian Of the 10Th, in speak
ing of the necessity, or rather non ne
cessity, of tho passage Of law OF
Congress to enforce tho 18th amend
ment ESQ ca1ied) says:
Some Of the Democratic paper. arr jubilnb,
over the suppnsiten that Congress will neglect to
pass act TO enforce the Fifteenth Amendment,
and that eolored men in consequences cannot vote.
There is need for excitement on this subject
Such act no doubt will be passed, simply to
prcven. any question from bsing rais"sa. bu;
colored ,ncp have the right TO votc withou,
it that they would with it. In other words, such
an act is not strictly necessary to enable them to
exercise the elective franchise. The Amend
,ncnt secures them in their right and the Con-
sttution expressly declares That the Courts in
every State shalI be bound by its provisions. any.
thing in the Censttution laws of any State to
the contrary notwithstanding. This secures the
right Of the colored votcr, and judges Of election
who sbcnld rtfusc'to allow him TO vote would do
il at the peril q ztbaction for damages. IT is no.
ticeablc that though no law has been passed TO Gu
force the Fifteenth Amendment, colored men in
New Jersey; caIif5rnia and other. States. are be.
ing registered 1he's,imc as whites.
Voters OFFS Oregon mark the Ian
guage: "1he Judges of election ,ol.o
should refuse 10 allo,o him 10 cole acould
do a. al the 1oe,nl4of an action for DANA
ges." This we understand to be an
open threat made to every Judge OF
election in the State. 1t is sickening
to hear men of sense talking about
enforcing the 18th Amendment with
out appropriate Legislation! Every
lawyer knows this, that a. man may
have right and yet be without the
means of enforcing it. The 18th
Amendment only provides that ne
groes may vote but legislation is nee
essary to enable them to enjoy that So
cred privilege. An action for dan,a-
gcsi IL it is true, as a matter of law,
that the negro. can vote without the
aid of Legislative enactment then why
this sombre- threat? If it is not true
then we say "thank you, Roderick,
for the word, !" and urge upon the peo-
pie all over the State to look well to
their rights and see that none but le-
gal votes are cast though ten thousand
damage suits -bc brought against every
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-22

I'VE favor tn~ .iyment Of the public dctt Of
the United States rapidly practicable; all
moneys drawn from ikc people by taxation, except
80 much is requisite FOR the necessities of the
Government, economically administered. beiny
honestly applied to such payment, aud where the
obligations of the Government do 10; expressly
state upon their face. the law under which they
were issued docs not provide that they sha.i be
paid in coin. they ought. in right and III justice,
10 be paid in the lawful money of the United
Ststes.-Nafionui De@ocrdtie Platform Of Is6S.
Reseired, That the assumptions of the opposi-
tion that The Democratic party il in favor uf Icpu
dating the public debt. and hat il is in favor of
Modification and secession, are sandrrors and
faise.--Ore5Oa Democratic FtutiOrs, ef 1866.
Resoired. That good faith and justice To all de-
lnands that the public debt shall be paid ia like
currency as contracted. and we favor action by
Congress submitting United States securities TO
he taxed as other property -0rcson De1.serote
Platform Of lsgS-
We arr willing 10 pay onr national debt in strict
compliance with our contracts. whether il was
made payable in gold or greeutacks. but we ere
unwilling TO do more than thai; aud NC declare
that tbs fire-tweuiy bonds pay.bie in green
backs or their equivalent; snd eonlemn tbs
policy of the Administration which l. squandering
miiIians of money by buying sach bonis a high
rate of premium when the GoTeraInent bal tiic
clear right II redeem :heui zt par.-IaiiaHa Desi-
ocrafie RatforRt oj 1870.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-22
SYNOPSIS OF LATEST NEWS.

CHICAGO, April ia New York
special says il is reported that Prince
Pierre Bouararte arrived this afternoon
on the steamer idaho, travelling incogni
to. He met two friends on the pier and
went immediately TO New Haven depot
and started for Boston.
BosToN. April l5 Reports con6rm the
stories of the arrival of Feniaus and mu-
nliions OF war along the Canada border
For several days there have been an up-
usual number Of passengers carried over
the road in the direction of the border
towns, aud they are nav scattered in small
squads around Huntington and ST. A Albans-
The parties are all Irish, and havc been
very ssticent with strangers. There are
also constantly arriving boxes and small
arms, addressed to we'll known sFcnian
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-22
SPOT THEIR LEGISLATIVE
CANDIDATES.

Elsewhere will be found the Linn
County Republican ticket. We have
neither space nor time to give it our
compliments in this issue. They shall
not have to complain Of repetition Of
the discourtesy. We will show next
week ,cl.erc this ticket was concocted-
who dictated it. and when and for
what purpose. The State stands upon
the brink Of precipice. The re-elec.
ton of Williams is only IN insignifi.
cant part of the results of our defeat
in the Legislature. If The Legislature
IL tost, aH1s tost-not in narrow, parti-
san sense, but in one that applies to
the material interests of the whole
people. 1t will not he party triumph
but the triumph of MN. We shall
show the peculiar fitness of Hiram
Smiths nomination, who put him
upon the ticket and why. We shall
discuss the man and the man 3 master
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| Trip OF Inc steamer from San francisco
The Eugene Guard has moved into
building with several windows in it,
4 tax Of mills on the dollar is voted
for school purposes in Portland and a
school for 10Th Amendments established.
| The Coos Bay Wagon Road will be
com ple,ed BY iall of mex, year.
A steam saw mill is TO be erected on
tie Umpqua river near Gardner City.
| Preparations are making for the re-
sumption Of work ON the L. 5. buildings
ut Portland.
The o. S. n. Co. and the California
and Oregon Stage Co. have rendered the
Democratic State candidates compliment
ary passes over their liues during the
campaign.
The number of persons who have ar
rived at Portland ON ea.going vessels
from January 1st 70 March 3lst has been
.420. Departures for the period 552.
Excess of arrivals S6S.
Mr. Hazard, of Rhode Island, has
hazardod visit TO Oregon, and hazards
the opinion that Portland is hazardous
place.
| Alteration between man named
Miles and another named Campbell, at
st Helens, last Saturday, resulted in
Campbell shooting Miles in the stomach,
which will probablyi.ause!' he latter's death
Campbell is in custody. 8
John Arnoup lecturcd against Spirit
ualism at Salem last Tuesday.
/ Rev. j. l.. Parrish married Miss
LichentEaler. in Salem, East week.
A large emigration may be expected
from Missouri this fall.
i Leonard White, an old navigator OF
the Willamette, died at Portland on the
10th.
There will be 5000 acres OF fax sown
in Marion and Linn counties this sea-
SOD. asia
In Lane county the number of divorce
cases last term were thirteen. aud this
term there are two.
| There are now three FIRST class locomo-
tives on the railroad at East Portland.
The Oregon Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows will be held in Portland next month";
Major Gen. Candy has been assigned
to the command Of the Department OF
the Columbia, with headquarters at Port
land.
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in cxistcnce---one' Of the most effective in-
stru,nents Of oppression that ever fell into
the hands Of unscrnpulous and ambitious
snen. And this tariff is prccisely what the
eighth resolution in the Republican platform
fnsans. Marrow, ilIibcral, OFF ressivc Of the
people; tho friend Of capital. is IL to be won.
dcred that tho Portland Convention made
projection" ono Of the planks Of its plat
form.
Workingmen of Oregon, note this: Tho Re.
publican party invites competition IN labor.
II fosters md promotes theimnigration of IN.
borcrs frofntho most degraded classes in
Asin, that it may cheaper and degrade labor
here. But mark When the capital from 9th.
or countries seeks our shores, in the shape tl
the products Of foreign manufacturing es
tallishmerts, it meets the stern prohibition
of the tariff.
Tao eighth resolution of the Portland
Platform is fully interpreted in just one en-
ergetic sentence Everything foi capital
nothing for labor.
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sympathizcrs in different directions bus
what disposition will be made of them is
unknown TO euard against 40 = surprise,
the Dominion Government has cohcentra.
ted large body Of troops at Montreal,
and 10 few days there will be q strong
guard along the whole frontier.
The rate Of taxation in New York 10
decreased from last year.
+. Years are euicrtained Of revolssion in
Rome.
There we're So deaths in San Francisco
last week against 75 the week preceding.
COLUMBUS, O.. April 17,-Both hou.
scs of the General assembly held stormy
sessions last night The House adjourn
ed at midnight, aud the Senate at 5
o clock this morning. <ses -@4
In The House the Democrats offered
the protest against protection, specifyihg
the Fifteenth Amendment. The Speak
cr pro tenn. ruled the protest out Of order,
as containing Iapgnsge -disrespee.ful to
members. An appeal from the decision
was taken. During the discussion, Me-
Clay and Parr, both Democrats, got fhtb
an alteration and one attempted to strike
the other. Speaker Cunningham made
an effective speech, defending bis vote
for the Amendment. During the speech,
Barber called the Speaker liar, and
shook his fist in his face The excite
ment was intense. The decision Of the
Speaker was sustained by : vote Of 49 to
40. s 80 - ,lizA
To the Senate the, Democrats attempt.
ed TO defeat the confirmation Of the Gov
ernor's appointments for managers of SOL
dicrs and sailors orphans homes. The
Republicans delayed matters till 2:3o ..
m. when Senator Catch came up from
Xenia. giving the Republicans "a majori
ty. At 8 o'clock the Democratic Scns.
tors left the chamber in q body, in orde,
to kreak up quorum. One was captur.
ed and returned making quorum. The
appointments were aforementioned.
ST. Louis, April i7.-The committee
of investigation on account Of the default
ing city treasurer, reported the sIuoun,
Of deficit a, slG3 900. They found notes
checks pd receipts signed by Kroegn
The stock gold operations amounted ts
sl3 0G0
COLUMBUS. o.. Ap,il 1s,-The Legi.
latnre has adjourned. A legislative ex
cursitn TO Washington, numbering about
3CO, nearly one half Iadi.s, left this even
ing.