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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

lis CUR gOlIsnoune oes RsconaruttiDnspertes
anO AYR Nnnabme oss 10; amenbements, IObt
tit6ti8 Steusru ein5utreiben, 1T fur bic BE.
jablung Der Nntionali9ulo in partgelo uno
6uBert ben frommen WunI6 nod batoiaer
3udts6r Sur Sps5ies 3ablung; min bon Der
SduIos Reputation in teinerlei g9eiie Gtpas
mifien, nt6dts baben, oaB Die Ratiorals uno
Staatsanaeleeenbeiten isariam peripaltet tuers
ben, oaB bic gtotbipenOisteiten oes 2ebens BON
Der 8eiteuerung e~ntlaitst uno oagegen Der
9urus itdrfer ~beiteuert iperben ni69te, 1T Su
Gunften bes SGuSSoQtarifs, mb9te aber oa-
BET bod, baB 4r6eit uno Snouftrie ermuntert
uno bic Stdrtun9 Der Ronopole berminOert
peroen, (uie lit 6ies m69li6 p uno ergebt ii6
in anOeren oerartteer i~peitsren i~rpmmen98iins
iGen in Se5us auf Die Staatss uno Rationals
NnQelearnbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Y(uS Dem ST0ru-

lie Gouietoatiuru In Der 0sirbgrbun0 Qiret.
ntru's babtn gB. Z IaplOr mo 3ulnss Mt6Opdlb
pom JtttbnOnorr gg8biA" Gs 6dnoioateu fir Die reip.
ernunut.
Die RrGlitrirsYia Rira o~urgttcrt nit Is ptGen II
SttHIntn i'm Seidte non S%Oulitnua ourd.
Stnerf! bt8ann ote unt.rtudung 8e9cn ben grs
StaatsaAupttelir gBitlrHe bon IDuiiidna luegrr auae.
ltuloiger Inter ibIGgung oOu 100000 StNatsg,oern
Der Observation-Disclosures oss nntstballiGs Der Sc.
bon &entudO bat cine Bill III guntien Der
Sntorportrllug her rGtntinriGti. : iDbubn" Ciabcridtet
- gu glaibptue, 2enn,, bat GteuereirrCbmsr Yea.
boop 100000 Stgarrm I'M Beldalte bon Campbell &
Spohr wt8el onaebliher nebertreturg Der Situtrgeiete
nit Seihlag btleet.
Die ayOBen st0lun9cn Der TiIboyOnOmtn g.. 6.
Utktof1 Il Comp. jiUti yiellcu uon G%putsuile, Gp, iulrs
ben Steritas ga6t total in Ai6e etltOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Madlcic tclearapbilder Weridte.

Die san Tran5isto'er Sau6eisfammer
bat 8egen bic Dor Der 2esislatur befinblide
bill, Die REORGANIZATION bes Geuerbepartss
pom San Granaiseo burb Ginfabruna elmer
bs3ablten Teuerwehr betreHeno, protefirt.
Sn Nlbanp, R.sW. puroen oorpefernn
orei berii9tiste &auiboloe nab benz Staaisr
Wstan8nile %8eianoi, elmer aui 10 Sabre uub
5toel auT 8 Sabre. &i9ter 8aseoorn, Der ite
oerurtbstlte, bemertte ibnen, 6aB err enti1loIsn
isi, hem 9erbreten Ginbalt au tbun. i +.
Die BON Der rspublitanilhsn Staatseons
psntion BON Connecticut angsnommene 9lat,
form gratulirt Dem Yrdi. Grant etpas porei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Wrallt nuo Der Ynnoesieuot,

Seif Dem grlaB Der Nmt5oauerbiQ hat Sih
I'M Senat oas Verlan8en ausgebiloet, INNER
nebr uno nlebr in Die benz 9raifoenten ,uifs.
beuoe Brdrosatiue Der 4emter : Werleibuno
ein3u8reiien. Ils Inbren Sobnion austraf'
tbaten Die Senatoren omar, als ieien he ar.
nei8t, oas ionoerbare @eieB ipieoer~ Adjudication
uno DEM Yrdfioenten ibrer eigenen Tnrtei aIe
bic 9ennlten fpieoer 3u aeben. oeren oge
teine Sor8dn8er lid erfreuten. alber ne tho.
Ten nur 10 gum Sbeir. Das 6errJden III an
iaB, Die einmal errunsene getoaIt lit mil an
otelsnSortbeilen oerfnIpft, als bah Die Senar
torer, lie t%reltptlig aus ben Sdnoen oeben
tbnnten. Gnfangs beroedten lie hire feibft.
lu1tlgsn Wtotioe unter Der @usreoe. bas he
Sril' Grant nod 5u ipenis fennen ,ino niht
iDllen, Do err nibt eben ielhe Spriiuoe mic
9norefp Sobnlon MAIDEN iueroe. Sic boften |
Gele9enbelt 9eniS, iib BON Der Fiioiomfsit
pes orn. Urant 81 iiber5eugen, a6er he INN
oenno6 meter ais ie papon e%Htjernt. Dem sra.
1toefiien leine eonltitutioneten Boaasnalien
tpisSer 5u 9eben. Sie sierisen Seaafprsn ba.
ben einmal erTabren, pie otit bic an fh osri5. |
iene Yeute Ibnedt, pel1e Madt tbneft be
Dem Yraftoentsn abgerungene Memterperlei. |
bun8s= 8eiualt eifbt, uno Is 1T nun iptueit
g%efolnmer, oaB Der 4Irdiioent faum mebr cine
Grnenuung ~ MAIDEN ipeib, pbne erft be, DEN
Ssnatoren ii9 ertunoigt 5u babsn, Oh He aud,
Die grnerrung gensbnligen uno geneigt Ieien,
pietelbe ~ betidttgeu. SH nielen Salen flno
Der SeHatoren ni9t asHei9t uub bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

Der WebInarlt IN fttr fdu; otr aofalt.oarf be.
tt$rdnit fs fatt ausi4ltsBlt4 aut posparojtr ..YRstt.-
goatltn obnt Btwe9ung, dber fsf. - Der Wldrit fir
El&ts aus BEN Weitsu osutsn auf erbbsre GttpiiSt bin.
Sts Glaub.sit b'idrantt f& faft auf aas paaptariitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
A,rpfsner u. =. GEalthat'a


S1tctorta" IN eite refine Gr6itter. ,tnh NpltrieIu. gin,
nir' eH pet pom allen iddoItben mineralij den SubNon,er
~; sanleiee BON arantft lno upt Geritsn auTasaebtr,
iio ourb oteis Yteetsin y8tetpriaA adu;Iid iuiebe, Seros,
rsnt woroei. Sd baltt e fit rteiHe Bhi6t unoS hule3ss
tett, benz seiamrtth 9ublftnm bic ernfs y fnbIIno NH,
SuteeiIs1. so earantirs eard salienSs bon SsHaRiIsn.
eaB omls sgieiertaa b6ien bais. GdIuuoaitiiinpuna
Sansn oDsr Setistfett. Dipbtberia. GboItra, GhpIera.
ytoren utns :, Siarrboe. 3abn. II. anpTpeb, gsuraI.
Sta, Seitsi'. nno %adenibnerisn. ardinpfe, ,eltes ose,
see9lelttebtr Rbeurnatisnus. Spspepfe, gtrrerfluo
Ghe1dun8eit epilsptiide &rantbetten, Yilipsr5topjuno
ans ptagtntrantbetter Ii. 7 To. curirt.
DIE sBtetoria" IN In allen Wpotbefsu III bab.a.
DretS so @ents per Hfaibe.
Nrcfefpr Is. 6. WlattLGt,
alIeiniger Gteentbimer,
Rr. 841, Ca.Saltitnp ores, Gfe Don u mn FraSc
p.u. ., Baltimore. N1S
o9ti. ptldbe tt bon Srtt. 9tttIe erbieit; bat cine erIoii.
nsnspertPe pstililg 8sinadt. SD bin felt Sahrtt mil
siiiem b6lsn gals bebaftet eeipeSen. meidrs bic Wer;ti
se5rorhttts1 neinten es bat mir bitnSsrte bon Dnpars
&stoftft ilio babe Id oiei gelitttn. Mn BEN aisaeaebrnsf
geloe ite9t rttr Ridts, tpsnn ne mid itur turirt bdtteI,.
Stele WtebtItr. ipelde Ste 10 tetor b" ncn,,eli, bat mil
ntepr @ites 8ethan, als ale atberen Wte6t,ii,tu ,Iliatn,
itleiiaeronlrnei ; 60 bat mid In be, 9bat aanJIi, aebeiit
tino tam ta Sbieti fit bic eeilune, toelbs S6rr tpiEosr.
lauIs Uteoutn ~ Stanbe gebradt, rtdt asnlia oanfen'
po@a&tlrBspoa -3o.g'.I -
Carroll Co, Wo., 80. Sill 1859. 1859
1S~ Die vSfctprias IN In allen ppr,iioliben gs-
t3ttrit ju ba6tn Preis so Cts bro TIaTdt.
(Suni24 IL T., Qtt20. 3Wlf. Qnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Iber's
&iriGen @eftorol

layers Cherry Pestoral),
fir &rantbeiten Der &eble unO Der 2ureen,
ipie 9uiten, Grfdlfungen, Geu66nTen, Rebl'
brduHe, Ifbma uio S0Dinoiu1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
&ber's Siebers&ar

layers Ague Cure.)
Sir taltes 6ieber, 9Se6ielfieber, Srrfiieber,
6ibi9es 6ieber, periooii9es oOer bili6Ies Sic
Der u. /. No., uno in Der Shat fir ale Rrant.
beiteit, Die burb miasntii1e uno an0cre un0es
iu1oe NusOhnitur9ett entIteben.
H8ie Ibon Der 9lame %anbentet, beiit beits UttttGI ufN
fblGst MID febI. Do es iusper MrIsnii, Guinin, bis.
inntb, 2tnf. nod irseno eire a noere mlneraIilhe oosr
8tfti8e GubiianJ entb6lt. 5ot # es Dem SSaticnten ourb
aus nniGdolid. Die NnSabt uno g8i4tisteit Der in Die.
ber8e9enosh baourd betuirtien aurert ii budlitdbiid I'M.
elanblih urio. 10 pieI mir ipiisf, pbnt PurausIe In ben
Annalen ber 6ieberbeilhinoe. Wit 8rrstten StoIl bIiden
mir ont bic linjd1ltsen 3engnt1e bsr r~aoiialeu &uren,
Die ielbtt IN ben Granddaughter 6dlen bepirit puroen.
penr ole auoern Wtittel gGnIIib feblIGluesh.
Ntbt aeelttnatiiirte Y~eripner, bic ourn miastniidt
Ss8enoen retf ten ooer bort mobnier, werOen burf ben
ta9ltdeil Gebralih Der "a iFbrrsRur" SduB ftnotl. .
Dur Sebers$S rarfbeiteu, bic aus utterbrodsntr
5bdti9teit Der 4eter entts9en, lit oies elm uprtreftides
Wtlttsl, Do IS bic 9rber 5l gtlinDer Sbdtigteit %itintulirt.
WuG tur biiI6fe Bfidnpcroen lit CO eiI auspeieiAmtes
Ufittcl, bas l1on oieIe eriaunlibe Aursn belpirite, pu
atteere 2rren feblidlu9en.
3ubereitet bon Or, g.. Is. HDer * 60, praIiti@t
ino analqttide Sbsmtier Sowsu, 8RdR., nao tn ber
garJsn Welt ju baden.
ereis 81 per BIafdc.
BET allen WpUtjetrrn uno Nrjefletbanoltrn 'alltripdrts
gnaros BET u. S.Brrtsn s Spntp. IN Baltimore ~
eaptn. tHtt. "a .4Vfte. liz. Il .ab.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Had prrmfnI

FT%Ma A'WtD NIEWIIW
kEsS ui Per sIsgant aHO esoaem sina.sist.s
SaRss esbt SRittppd,. .. WiiGri' BON s sSy; y:
NAG 20 Erelael ab' sSssel Pa1aas ln6 yradt lusrss
g.:gS - Cd. her sauaHossrs. III I'm 'ShS 1sab tH,.. o,.,,.
(Si-l ~ F'h1hTNesRpfflte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

Bohl nod ME In Der ann
zen @eiAibtr Der Wlebijtr
bat iraertb Gin 9eiImittgl
0 aHscmein uno tieT bas
BfrtruurH Der WtenIhbeit
geiDonnfll, ipte ofcie pors
trefhids Nrienri fir qllNs
genIbel. lD1breno elmer
lan8en Ret6e pDn Sabren
uno faii unter alien Wens
i4enraesn bat tie fid b6bsre
B6bete Entertaining ere
~,,na (. 4. "a f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11
Dheus@uIruner.
SM5enberi6te.
Baltimore. ben 10 Sebruar 1870

cob t@loB ju 800
ser. 81. Bier
& 0lff l Gsrrtf LII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-11

sebeiben.
Sas Corpus Deficit lei nadaepieien NOR
ben. Or. Conrad babe Die Ypit Wortemz
Inter lubung ppr8enonn,er, babe Die 2eihe
oblt8 irtirt, uno babe feline llrIa6en fir ell
men latirli9en Sob 9efunoen. Seds aer,te
bdtten nab Der 8ei6reibung bes Sr. Conrad
ge11lplen, oaB Srdulein Steirede nitt zines
natiirltben Sooes 9eitorben. Die Wago ba=
be nuberoem aus9eiagt, bab iie am Abeno Dor
Dem Sooe oes 6rl. Stelnede oieielbe iebr
ldldirig stfunoen babe; bies iei elm Yeipeis
pom Goo burd Elm nartoiiiAes Gift. S9bppe
lei elm Wr3t uno miiic Oas Naturea, Die 8es
lpobn5eiten Der Weritorbenen eetannt baben,
er babe 9lei9 nab Dem Sooe orei ODER bier |
perihisoene &ranfbeiten angegeben, on ipels
den oieielbe 8eliorben lem t6nne, Elm Betueis, |
bab er ratblps 9epeien uno elm i9le1tes @es
plien gebabt baben miie. Sh6ppe babe
ietn W{eoilarent fir GrGul. Steinefe aus Der
A.pptbste uno re6t5eitt8 teinen anberen Ar3t
'bplen laien.
Sr. grepier iagte bonn, mad jeiner 4nSiht
iprete Der umitano, oab SGbpps Der &ranz
Ten elm Yrebnlittel 9eSeben, ni1t fir Ieine
un1dulo, wabrlheinlib babe er ipdter benz
6rl. oas Gift perabrei6t. Mbglider gDeiie
tpirtttn feline Gifte oerart, oaB lie ben Bred
mitteln Die Wirtuns ndbmen. 3. y. ipuroe
burt Gstt ooer Gis=&rem bic lBirtuna Don
Arisnit aufseboben.
Sas Yenebmen Sb6pps's an benz Woreen
oes Scbes bas &le1en an ben Gla56en,
bic AeuBerung. siuas bot fte genommenA,
oas Sorben nit benz Stetboseop ieien pers
I'm Sonntas na9 Dem Sooe, als Or. Gp-
ing ibm iaSte, sr m6ge Die 2ei1e in Salti
more ausgraoen lalen. babe Sbbppe ssjast,
ole Spuren oes Giites miiroen ldnaif per-
I4mnnoen iein." 9lauidure psrfiegs mad
BON sinisen Stunben unb oie5ie Nsus
let itbr uerodbtig fur Sh6ppe. Sie
lei am 10. San. mad benz .Utars
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11
SYNOPSIS OF LATEST NEWS.

Mor.on's amendment to Increase the
amount Of additional circulation to s52,-
000, 600 was adopted in the Sepato by a
vote of 80 to 4.
Schenck reported m amendatory tariff
bill. Allison, q member Of tho Ways
and Means Committee. declared that this
bill was drawn in tho interest Of protec-
ton rather than revenue. and in favor Of
class Of persons who would be able to
make large profits on manufactures.
Representative Brooks said in the
House that instead Of collecting revenue
on about four thousand articles, as pro.
posed by the bill to-day, ii is claimed
that $3.50, 900, 900 can be better raised on
twenty-five articles. He said the pres
ent revenue from the tariff was $3.50 ,0O0,- :
900.
In tho public debt statement the bonds
issued to the Pacific Railroads, interest
payable in lawful money, show as fol-
lows Amount outstanding. S6l ,I5T;329;
interest accrued and paid, s3I5,25I IN,
tercst paid by the United States, s6.Ssl,-
GG5; interest repaid by the transpopta-
ton Of mails, etc, ST ,923, ,301 balance
of interest paid By the United Statcs, ST.
58,36i.
Arrangements have been nude for a
national convention to DO hold at Pitts
burg. in March, for tho purpose of Sc
curing an amendment to The Constitu-
ton recognizing God and the Holy
Scriptures
The House Appropriations Committee
have cut down tho estimates ef the Navy
Department considerably, not believing
so much naval work necessary. They
have called on Secretary Robson to
know what caused such an exhaustion of
funds rs noccssitatas tho recent dis
charging Of SO many workmen.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Tho bill re-
ported by Mr.. Trumbull, from the Ju-
dietary Committee, yesterday. extends
the entire provisions Of the Civil Rights
act to Chinese, and its passage will work
revolution in California affairs. The
bill is as follows:
1ad be IL enacted, etc, That all per-
sons within the jurisdiction of the United
States, Indians mot taxed excepted"
shall have the same rights in every State
and Territory Of the United States tel
make and enforce contracts to sue par
ties; to give evidence, and to the full
and equal benoft Of all laws and proceed.
ings for the security Of person aud prop
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11
CANNOT THE DEMOCRAT BE
CANDID ?"

We hare further insisted that tha Chinese arr
20, likely 10 &c, tho better Of The Caucasian rAse
notwithstanding tho dismal expectations Of the
Democracy. Bot Ee have never insisied On Chi
nese immigration. cannos the Depoerai be saa-
did 0regoniaH, Jun. 81, 1870.
In response to the above, we say
that tho DKuocnAr can be candid. Havo
not the Republican journals Of Oregon
always opposed measures calculated to
discourage the immigration of China
men? Have not Republican officials
invariably opposed such measures, and
have not tho leaders of that party en-
dorsed official encouragement OF Chi
nese immigration to Oregon? Did not
the OregOnian oppose the passage of
the Oregon China Bill and endorse
Governor Woods, declaring his veto to
be absolutely unassailable We aim
to be candid and truthful, and there
fore give below its own language, pub
lished january Is, 1869, as follows:
"LaboTers and mechanics, keep this in rcmen-
brancc, that Col. ChapnAu, a Democrat, in intro
dncIng bin 10 impose special tar on Chinese In
this State, proposed measure which was in con-
aist With the Constitution Of the United States,
teifeh ssas In opposition 70 e seted policy Of the
action, IS declared [by1 the Supreme Court, and
which, had Il been enacted and It's enforcement
attempted, would have been throEn out Of any
Court In tbe State or nation. Lahorers
and meehanio.. keep this also Ia remembrance,
that Governor Woods, in vetoing this bill, stood
on the highest authority IN the United States. and
tht his position in respee. 70 the bill is absolutely
unassailabIe; that By thIs action he killed a bill
which was sham and farce, which never could
have been enforced and which would have resultsd
in aothing but trouble and litigation. Keep this
also in remembrance, that the 0rsgoniaa approves
the Governors act.o
At the date OF the above the Ere
view of the Veto" had not been pub
lished, aud the Oregonian yaunted over
its delay. The subsequent discussion
that took place may servo to enlighten
that paper upon the constitutionality
of the bill as well as to the position of
itseditor on Chinese immigration. We
would not read the Oregoniap amiss.
The Democrats intend to pass that
bill over the veto. What does the
Oregonion say to that? as
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11

eNE OF the curious things reported
by telegraph is the anticipated decision
of the Supreme Court, that the issue
of greenbacks during the war was le-
gal, but that it would not be legal to
issue any more. This is putting the
decision upon the law of supposed ne
cessay. We imagine that it will be
found a necessity to issue a few more to
pay part of the bonded debt. But
it occurs to as that there is about to be
a law of Congress providing that the
Supreme Court shall not have power
to pass upon the legality of acts Of
Congress that are political in charac-
ter and designating what acts shall be
SO considered. If the reported deci-
sion is not pure sensation, Congress
can easily checkmate it by including
the legal tender acts in the list Of DO
Itical measures that is to be excepted
from the jurisdiction of the Supreme
Court.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11
rIrrEENTm AmENDmENT.

The following is the Fifteenth
Amendment (not yet and we hope
never to be adopted:
Anr XIV, SEC. /. The right Of citizens of the
United States to vote shall not bo denied or
abridged by tho United States, or by any state,
account Of race, color, or previous condition Of
sorvitudc.
Sac. 2. Congress shall have power 70 enforce
this article by appropriate Legislation.
The proposition is easily understood.
It's iniquity Gun bo seen at u glaioo.
Any person or thing that Congress
secs fit to declare a citizen Of the
United States shall vote by this
Amendment in any State, lot his race
or color be what 1t may. Can anybody
be 30 porverse IS to contend thai
under this law Cinnamon and Indians
may not, and in any probability will
not, become voters7 The Amendment
places tho whole Franchise question in
every State absolutely in the hands oi
Congress and accomplished tho uttol
overthrow of the most vital principle
that has heretofore existed IN the
Goyernment--the right of tho people
in the several States 10 settle the ques.
sioD Of suffrage. each State for itself
The whole Question ot local govern.
ment is involved. It is virtually pro
posed to transfor that question from
tho people to Congress. In fow
years. II adopted, tho power that
should DO widely distributed among
half q hundred States, to bo exercised
according to tho wants or necessities
of each, will be consolidated at Wash.
ington, and that will bo dospotism
Appropriate legislation" in q
country whore the judiciary is subju.
gated, means any and all kinds of leg,
islation. After it has thrust tho Chi.
|nese and Indians upon the white peo.
pie of this country, it can still find
other foul distempers to breed in the
body polite. TheIlocal laws of each
State in all their details, the regula.
tons of each municipal corporation il
ALI their minutie, may be brought
within the easy reach of appropriate
Legislation" Power is unreasoning
aggressive, destructive, and tho un
thinking men who are organizing tht
despotism at Washington may live K
look upon the wreck of States and tho
'annihiiation of personal liberty thar
their ballots have invoked.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11
LINN c0TNTY REI1CRlTIg CalTENTION.

In pursuauce Of the acsion of the Democratic
Central Committee Of Linn county, the nemo-
cratic Convention vii be held At the Court House
IN the city Of Albany. On
Wedaes3qy. The 1ett day Of March, 1870,
ss II o'clock, a. m, for the purpose Of eleeting
IL delegates 70 the State Convention. % be held in
the city of Albany, the 2Sd day Of March, 1870.
Il Is hereby recommended that the Democrats
of Linn county meet at their usual places Of vot-
Ing IN their several preeiRets, on Saturday, the
18th daT Of March, 1870 for the purpose Of choos-
ing delegates to represent them IN tie Couaty
Convention.
The ratio Of aPporti0nmens Is based on The vote
cast for the Democratic candidate for Congress IN
the year 1855. giving 70 each precinct one dele
gate, ani one adlitioasl delegate for every thirty
DemoeTstse votes cast, and one for every fraction
Of hltsen yoles o. oyer. a E.-LaEs. u.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11

TEE Oregontas has satisfied itself
that Mr.. Dawes speech is susceptible
of a most harmless Interpretation; that
there has been no extravaganza of the
Administration; that the Departments
did not ask for $2S, 900, 900 more than
Andy johnson got; that Mr.. Dawes
didn't mean to say they did, etc.; that
Dawes was merely cautioning Congress
against ordering such q vast amount Of
work undertaken as would bring upon
the country all this additional cost, aud
that in this sensible view of the iIilst-
mer everybody must see that Dawes
was right.
Then we should like to know what
all the row was about? What made
Kelley, Dickey, Trumbull, Butler and
Hoar attack Mr.. Dawes SO vigorously?
What made Butler construe the speech
into an attack upon the Administra-
tion9 And why do the Radical men,
bers keep hammering away upon the
luckless Dawes up to this late hour?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11

WHILE elucidating Mr.. Dawes esti-
mates, viii the Oregonion tell us about
the proposition of the Navy Depart
ment to save s2.ooOOOO on the item
OF coal alone, when Mr.. Dawes says
the same item only cost $4,000
in the last two years? And how was
it that the Postmaster General was
going to save $5,0oo,O 900 by doing
away with franked matter, when
such matter only costs 50, 900, 900?
What were such statements made for?
to draw the wool over peoples eyes
and conceal a nice system of extraya-
ganee and peculation?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11

IF, during the war, a citizen had in
dulged in mild sample of the abuse
upon Mr.. Lincoln that the Rocheforts
heap upon the Bonaparte family, he
would have gone into Alcatraz or Fort
Lafayette, if lucky enough to escape
being Joe Holted. In France Roche
fort is still daily shrieking anathemas
upon the Emperor through his paper,
Les Marsailles. One is free America,
the other despotic Trance
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11

q LEF as examine this question whether the
Administrator has made eztraTagant estiIn ates
and il 81, by Ehsse fault. Us hare
already shown how the present estimates are
bearing the burdens Of the last year or Johnson's
Administration, large balance Of accrued ex-
persss having been shifted upon the present Ad.
miHistrstion By Durp0seiy-made underestimate
By the preceding Administration. ."--0regsia
Can't the Orego1aian be candid? Ne
truth IS johnson estimated that he
could carry on the Government with
an appropriation of s3O3, ,0Oo, 900, but
Congress cut this estimate down $50. :
O00, 600. Congress seemed TO regard
Johnson's as an oyerestimate, and If
there was a balance Of expenses left
over for Dir. Grants Administration.
It is wholly absurd to charge the fact
to Johnson's account. If there was
not enough appropriated there IS
nobody in the world to blame for it
but the Congress that reduced the es-
timate and made tho appropriation,
and since that body would not be ant
TO shift the burdens Of the last Adj
rninistration upon the present one, it
is reasonable to presume that such
thing was not done. johnson only
got s2s8 ,OO0, 900. and was cursed for
extraYagance and corruption. This
Administration has asked for $311-
O00, 900, with pretensions Of retrench-
ment and reform. Look these facts
IN the face as long as you can.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-02-11

T seems that Henry Ward Beech
ers church IS about to revise It's are-
.eies OF faith, many members INSISTING
TINT the church shall rest upon a broad.
er basis, It IS thought by most people
to be broad enough now to take in all
the. isnns extant. It has stretched its
limits to such exceeding fneness that
il is hard to tell just where Beecher,s
church quits and the world begins