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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16
Red HOT sitot.

If Tie head of the SacheIns of Tam
many can manage to secure the NOM
ination of s.tileir man for the Prcsi-
deHcy. and then see him elected. there
will be inaugt,rited the gl-lnde~t adj
ninistrTition of theft, corruption. protli-
g.tcy. cXtrtvaganco and crime this
country ever witnessed.
The ring OF swindlcrs now holding
treaulIerohs power in New York City
under the name of Democracy. are
doing more to weaken the cauSe of
Democracy III the country at large
than the entire vote OF the city can
atone for.
This is Tammany.
This is the so-called Democratic All
tfority governing New York
This is the devils combination OF
thieves now running New York City
and State, not for the good of the
many hut for the enrichment of Tire
few.
This is the monopoly of corruption
lists now proposing to buy the nominal
tion of the next Democratic candidate
for the Presidency, that Washington
may be included--that some of the
leading thieves of our New York OIL
ciais may be transpianted to newer
fields, but under the same manage
ment,
1t is for the Democracy of the couil-
try to look to t!iis-to send to the Ma
tional Convention of 1872, men who
dare be honest to tax payers and to
principles, or there will be such a de-
feat. such a disruption and scattering
of the Democracy as no power Oh
earth will ever rally.
Honest men will not always endorse
corruption.
New York, the pig pen of Tammany,
may submit to what its people have
not pluck enough to help. but the De
mocricy of the country WILL NOT sub
nit to such dictation.
Look at New York
One hundred and one millions OF
dollars in debt .
And what have the people to show
for it
a steam yatchi
An American Club House!
A race track!
A supreme court owned by the Erie
Railway, with Hon. George Barnard
toll keeper.
A palace for lying, slippery Dick
Connolly, the Comptroller, who went
into office so poor that he could not
qualify III thousand dollars-who is
IlIIi1O1lalre.
a fortune of ten millions for Peter
Bismarck Sweeney who was q poor
man when first appointed City Chan-
berlain.
A palace for Hon. VIM. M. Tweed,
the lkeliest man in THE LOT, who has
only made twenty five millions of doll
ars out of the city, by honesty and
economy, In ten years
a fortune of seven millions for A,
Oalsy Hall. the popiniay Mayor, who
squawlSs when his masters pulls the
string and pockets his percentage ol
the plunder while angling for the nom
ination for Governor
six thousand harlots and nineteer
hundred dens of infany supported di
reetly from the city stealings.
These are few Of the exhibits for thii
enormous debt which must be paid ol
Tepudiated .-P Pomeroy's Democrat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16
Prize $ AdyaEcing.


We are glad to see from tie dis
patches, that wheat has advanced
to S2.65@2.75 / er GENITAL. This is
81 handsome advance and will rejoice
tue hearts of our Oregon farmers
who have not yet disposed OF their
wheat. Oregon wheat still main-
tails its leading rank IN the market,
and at one dollar per bushel, there
is 10 crop that will pan cut more
rroiitahly. The condition OF the
wheat markets in the different parts
Of the world is such as to insure a
continuance of the present prices, if
not a greater advance. AS tie Fall
and " inter crops Of wheat in Ore
gen are tie best, ard there is every
prospect Of a good demand AID con-
tinuaEce OF the present prices fol
some time to come, would it not be
well fer CUR farmers to plait
largely this | all ard W inter?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The Georgia journals are growl-
ing because Governor Bullock has
been abeSent from tie State upwards
Of two months. - DO they miss me
at home?" is answered in the affirm
ative i'll his case, ard they want him
to ''come home" pretty considerable
quick, not ssto die" but to attend
to his duties as Governor. AS there
is no Lieutenant Governor, the du-
ties of the office of Governor dur
ing his absercc deyolve upon the
President of the Senate, and next
upon the Speaker Of the House.
At last accouats, the Governor was
having a good time down in Cali
tori.ia.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

\ Washington paper says that a
few evenings ago two of the most
poted woman sutiiagists of that
city, with their husbands, went into
a restaurant aud asked for oysters.
Tie proprietor invited them to a
private room, which they declined,
saying, "Oh, no! we want to do
just as the men do" They went to
tie raw-box-the quartette of them
and ate raw oysters Until the iour
got outside of two dozen raw, when
they called for four glasses of ale.
aud drank them down as though
they had been used to oysters and
ale.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16
'fise Ear,Iniany 'TstIeEes Fight ANON :;
themselves.

Since tie discovery of the theft
of the vouchers in the Controllers
office, New York, Mayor Hall
has addressed a communication
to the Controller requesting
him to resign, that some ether
person may be placed III the
office to investigate its affairs and
restore public confidence. 1t is be-
lieved that this request will be re-
fused by Connolly. 1t seems fac
ton has broken out i'll this band OF
ramn0any thieves. 1t is said that
Hall and Sweeny are trying to
crush Tweed ard Connolly. The
demand of the Mayor, for Con-
nolly's resignation, eNcites the indig-
i.ation of the friends of the latter.
They say if aliy resignation is made
it must include all who are i'll any
way til.ctured with completely i'll
the transactions of the city govern
mei.t. The only difference between
these couplets of thieves seems to
be, tl.at Hall and Sweeily are a
great deal more crafty ard expert
1T the busii.ess than Tweed and
Connolly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16
success.

Is it kind, asks the Pacific
Christian Adcocate, in neighbor
TO fasten bell on his cows neck,
turn her into the streets, and per-
NIT her to wander about town in the
night, watching for open gates,
tramping on the sidewalks, and
tinkfing her bell for hours under
your window away sleep,
and bringing weariness, vexation
and almost a cursing on the cow and
her owner
No, it is not kind +; but an cvi-
dencc of the most careless thought
lessness,' or the meanest depravity.
In eithercasc, the owner of said
cow, ought to be saluted at night
with the music ofamorous tom-cats,
or the filing of rusty saws, or the
ringing Of q thousand COW bells, or
the howIings of four hundred thous,
and two hundred and three NANCY.
flea-bitten dogs, long enough to cure
him effectually of such perniciou.
conduct.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The Theory of Raspail, an old
one, as to the origin of the cholera,
is now receiving much attention in
the medical world. The theory
supposes the cause of the disease to
be species of anirnalcule that i'm
pregnates the waters contiguous to
the plague, and disappear simulta-
neously with it. Camphor is dead
ly poison to them, and hence the
remedy suggested for preventative
of cholera, as will as for a mitiga-
ton or cure of the disease. The
following is suggested by cores
pondent of the New York Herald ::
"All water for drinking purposes
should be boiled and kept tightly
covered, for it is In the water where
the greater number of animalcuIm
are found. We should also abstain
from all liquids which have not
been thoroughly purified by FIRE. q
judiciosis use internally Of a few drops
of spirits Of camphor daily destroys
the animalealm rs fast as they enter
the systeud, thereby arresting the
disease
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16
Young ladies' suffering from q pain
IN the side may relieve ff by wearing a

Young ladies' suffering from q pain
sash.
A project is on foot among promi-
ilent Canadians looking to the conRec-
tlon OF Lakes Huron and Ontario BY
the construction Of ship canal from
| some POINT ON Georgian Bay to Lake
oimcoe, and thence to Toronto, or the
| nearest feasible point on Lake Ontario.
Inc length Of the canal necessary is
estimated at about seventy miles which
would effect saving of at least ], ,0O6
mics OF navigation between the ports
oi Lakes Michigan and Superior, ard
Ihose OF Lake Ontario, the st. Law
mated that this canal could be COM
pleted for half the amount it woulfl
cost to build one around the Falls of
Niagara, while its advantages to COM
meree would be ten fold greater. 1t
Is an improvement certain to be made
the sooner the better.
In i speech in Iowa City a few days
ago, John A. Bingham of Ohio said he
was certain that General Grant would
be nominated for President In 1872.
and elected by the largest vote ever
polled for President in the United
States.
= J.. Barnllm and General Scho-
field and brother have purchased 3d.
/ 600 acres of land OH the Heuforl, Colo
RADIO, including IL miles on each side
OF the river, for $4,000. They will
stock it with 1000 head of fine blooded
cattle and young stock, and, if these
prove profitable, will follow with large
investments.
King Amadeus Is enthusiastically re-
3l hi ~ nxy
through the provinces.
The London Times, in discussing the
importation Of foreign workmen, sup
ports the strikers in the nine-hour
movement OH the moral and sanitary
grounds.
Main has got 800, 900 tons of ice for
which she cannot find a customer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The Eugene City Guard Of the
9Th proximo says: aWe are totally
IN the dark concerning the result of
tha election in California; 1t is
tiatlt yoli should be, neighbor, and
if you could only remain so, how
comfortable and @soothin it would
bel e the Democrats, generally,
could have a few rays Of the sun
shine Of prosperity now, how cheer
ing It would be to them in their lit.
tle dark holesi
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

September 18th is the beginning
of tie Jewish New Year. Busi-
ness is generally suspended, by those
who adhere to the Jewish faith,
from sunset on the 18th to the same
hour on the 10th.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

\ distinguished physician says,
that five drops of chloroform in q
little water, given if necessary every
four or six hours, will cure sca-sick-
ness. Sorry we did not know that
a little over week ago. As tie
steamship ol,stGsstiste cayorted iii
a gale for four days upon the heav-
ing bosom OF the Pacific, we did
think our internal arrangements
would come up. Soa-sickness is q
great elevator. The only full meal
we ate while aboard of the ship,
eaten just as we came out of the
Golden Gate, came up a great deal
faster than it went down, hardly
giving us time to find q place to put
it. The elevatirg process, however,
id rot stop there ; bat kept on III
It's "wurks' until we almost looked
to be turned inside cut and entirely
split. Traveller OF the raging brine,
take along little chlorotorm.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

A little girl, near Silverton, had her
facial organ split by falling dart, the
other day. which she had sent up and
was watching come down. Her nose
was reconstructed with needle and
thread, and she is now : hunkydorl. =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

Sonora letters say that tie In,li-
ans are more bold than they have
been at any time for twelve months.
General Crook arrived at Camp
Grant ten days since, and hearing
OF some Indian depredatio:ls, started
two companies of cavalry in pursuit.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

e a.
According to the last census of IRE
land, we learn that the population OF
that unfortunate island, has dimini she'd
abont one llaif in the last few years.
1t was formerly ten millions. 1t is
nov Orgy about five millions. 1t
seems that the inhabitants pour into
the large towns for the purpose of OBJ
tainiug work, or becoming panpers,
while the best of them emigrate.
More than one-third of the cattle and
corn of England is imported from
abroad. Agricu trIe is thus diminish
ing while manufactures are increasing,
and the English press are concerned
about it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The African Methodists, who re-
Gently held their conference in Chi
cago, resolved that General Grants
administration was successful one.
aud renominated him for the presi-
dency The :.wool gathering there
was % Some purpose, for sscolor''
tells.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

One item complained Of in the
Tammany exposure is $4,000 for
latchets. Wonder il those Tam
many thieves wouldn't like to bury
them?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

4 dry goods dealer at No. 0
kearny street, San Francisco, by
tie nane OF Solomon Rosenthal, !,
committed suicide on the 18th, at
his residence Oh Stockton street, by
hanging. IN order to make sure
thing OF the job, he shot himself
with a pistol as he swung oil. The
cause which led him to SO tragic an
end was pecuniary embarrassment.
He left a wife and two children.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The Chicago Posi- goes .scarhoinici-
flonaaine.' one better with stsplitafsri-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY We go little
higher on Democraticdisg gilstibusover-
CalifornianewsolOgy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

In digging well a mile and half
south Of Portland the other day. they
got into q stratum of fine black sand,
in which scale gold was found, to
the amount Of two bits to the pan.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16
E.nropean Mnt.srs.

THE dogs ct war seem about to
be let loose again IN the East.
The Etlia6,ng Il q sec sags: .sA
struggle is impending between Rus
sia AID Austria is is Inevitable
sooner CT later; it canuot Ike avert
ed" Beth powers are ulalli.g = ex-
tcEsive preparations and the war
once commenced, the terrible seeles
Of blood, carnage and misery enacted
IN the late Fral col russian contest,
will again hc repeated. with all OF
their narrowing consequences. Rus
s;a seems to be tie aggressive farty.
She desires the expansion of her
borders, that her influence abroad
may become more powerful. Tier
statesmen are cXcrtiug their utmost
ability to rreve..t combination
of European powers against her de
signs. Tie cccupation Of the Black
Sea fer lei, ieet, is but strategetic
measure, .'to advance on Central
Europe" by way Of Poland, with
out risk to the literal peace oftEe
country" mi thus, while Eurc-
pean despots are meditating scenes
of carnage, with all of their attend
ant horrors Of misery aud death, tul
their Individual glorilication, our
beloved Nation, under the wise ard
iud:cious management of her Adj
ministrators, is rapidly increasing in
/ prosperity, wealth and power. The
smiles of Providence are resting
upon Us as a nation, AID gratitude
should swell in every bosom.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

Diggings which prospect as high
as thirty dollars per day to the
hand are reported to have been
toul.d on the rayette, Idaho, by
Judge Heath, of Rocky Bar.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

On the night of September 9th,
q fire occurred ut Bloomington, Illi-
nois, consuming an entire ble ok.
Loss, $3.50 900; insurance $40. coo.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

Tie Republican vote in the late
election III g Old Kaintuck" was
s9.57s. The highest Republican
vote at any previous election was
57,261; showing a triumph OF
Democratic principles to the amount
of 32.317 voters, at the wrong end.
John Browns soul," etc., sing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16
THE STATS FAIR.


The Eleventh Annual State Fair
will be held at Salem, beginning on
Monday, October 9th, 1871. \
large list of liberal premiums are
offered by the Society, amounting in
the aggregate to about $4,000.
There are also special premiums Of
fsred' by private individuals, amount
mig to $500. Among these we no.
tice S25 worth of dental work, of
fered by DIR. ChaEce, OF Salem, fox
the cleanest, best, neatest ard most
patched suit of farmers working
CLOTHES. c. f. Du Bois, Furrier,
Portland, offers orc set offurs, value
500, to the lady who willexhibit the
best three loaves of bread, to be
made at three separate balings, not
less than one week apart, with a
receipt for making i'll her own hand
writing and will also state upon
honor, that her father, husband or
brother has not complained of miss
ing buttons on Sabbath mornings for
tile past year ard who shall be
able to play on the piano or organ
or sing ,ceH, ,sOId Hundred, y
SYankee Doodle or any tine piece
ofmusic they or she may select.
SO are offered by f. r. Hill, VIII
bur, to the youth under 20 years of
age, whose habits have been never
to allow the sun to find him either
asleep or III bed, for the last twelve
months, ard does not allow himself
to Ioiter away much time around
the stores or saloon. The Fair
promises to be big thing, ard let
everybody and his wife attend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The Republican State Conven-
ton Which met at Baltimore, Mary
lard, last tuesday, nominated Hon.
Jacob 'Eowne for Governor, by ac-
clamation; Alexander Kamstlell for
.Attorney General, aud Lawrence j..
HreEglc fer Controller. Resolu-
tions were adopted to sustain the
Administration, commenting the
faithful execution OF tie laws, gen.
eral honesty ard etficielcy i'll the
public service, rapid decrease OF
the public debt and taxation, and
recommending the renomination OF
Grant. Resolutions denouEcing the
principles, position and practice OF
tie Democratic party were adopted.
Resolutions fsvoring the annexation
Of San Domingo were tabled, by a
vote of So to 267.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The canine race of this city is
getting very numerous; they make
night hideous with their bowis.
Can't some one stop them? Where
is the night-watch?- Corcalis Ga
zette.
Ii we may venture an opinion,
neiglbor, we don't think a night
wath, or day-watch, or any other
kind of tirne-piece, would remedy
the evil half so well as little
s'cold pisen.'' That'H stop 'em,
sure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

WASHINGTON, September THE
following are the Treasury balances at
the close of business today: Coin,
S9I, 100000 currency, $50, GOO, coo;
certificates, $17. ZOO, 600.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The continuous rains have been
disastrous to the cotton crop Of
South Carolina.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

Last Wednesday Supervisor Ilel-
ly, of San francisco, presented a
bill of $500 for meals, cigars ard
liquors furnished to tie officers o!
election in the Twelfth Ward, sec
old precinct or 1T the rate Of s167
TO each man. Tie Board Of super
yisors refused to allow it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

D2lOSc1 y alton, Under Tie wise al.u
iud:cious Management of her Adj
mini>trators, is rapidly Increasing in
/ prosperity, wealth and power. The
smiles of Providence are resting
upon us as a nation, AID gratitude
should swell in every bosom.
/
The Democracy are continually
clamorin- for reduction Of taxa
tion and IN economical adninistra
ton Of the Government. They
| charge Il e Republican party with
extrava. .sa,,cc, with corruption. fraud,
everything tia; is dishonest, selfish
and oppressive. But what is their
record i'll the United States Senate
on the subject Of taxation 1t was
proposed to redt;ca the taxation
some eighty-fve million dollars !;
and while the Republican SesaterS
voted aye, the Democratic Senator's
/ voted nay. Not single man of
them voted in favor Of tie measure.
They were afraid, As s'c.ator 1Ior-
ton said in his st. Louis speech, that
/ the "Republicaus would Lave tie
credit of the reduction AID Demce-
racy would thereby lose n popular
shibboleth." Then, too, they charge
the Republican party with extrava-
ganee. IN proof of this, they con-
trast tie cost Of Bncllala,i's admin
istration, with that Of tie fiscal year
ending June so, 1871. The fcr1ner,
they say, amounted to ST ,4G2,-
102 ~, the latter, s4S2 ,25T,-
971 IS, CT ''nice little difference"
of s404, ,995 ,S6S 81. Here they
seem to presume that tl:eir readers
are ignorant and easily guile,l, lot
having Intelligence enough to dis
cera tic fallacy at the bottom Of this
sweeping fabrication. They reelect
to tell their readers, that the amount
charged as Republican expenses for
t the fiscal year ending JuLe I, 1871,
Includes tie whole amount paid
during the year on principle and IL
+ tere>t OF the public debt, contracted
by the late ''siapleasaEtness, !"
/ brought On, as they may lave for
gotten, by their friends III the South,
and also includes the amount paid
for pensions. These amounts COM
posed a large proportion Of the pub
lie debt !; and it these are taken
away, and other expenditures grow
ing directly out of the war, it will
be found that tie administration of
the Government now costs the peo-
pie considerably less per capita than
it did during tie administration of
James buchanan. In regard to cor
ruption and fraud, it hardly becomes
the Democratic party to assume the
role of "a virtuous critic, while the
New York Times is uncarthiEg the
most stupendous frauds ard public
crimes that have ever been perpc-
trated upon this continent. While
the Tammany Ring of the Demo
cratic party is being held up in their
true character before the American,
people, all dripping with the filth
of corruption and dishonesty, il
would seem prudent, as well as
modest, for our Democratic critics
to lay very low ard keep quite
dark.
| We Gull the following jubilalt note;
from the San Francisco Chronicle oi
the Stf:
Democrats have taken New DepaT-
ture for Salt River. Ill. IL. Haighl
commands. The CHRONICLE indicated
this Departure several days since.
The Democratic rooster has lost hi:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

The Portland Herald reports the
number of buildings erected this
summer, and now in process of erec-
ton and completion, in Portland,
to be three hundred and thirty
three, by actual count. This indi-
Gates rapid growth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-16

Conceding that General Grant
has made better President than he
expected, Mr.. Greeley still opposes
his nomination for 1872. 1t will
be eaassoling to the friends of the
General to know that the support of
Mr.. Greeley is rot always neces-
sary to success. In 1910 he OPP
posed the nomination of General
Harrison; but lie was nominated
and elected, notwithstanding. In
1874 he. supported Mr.. Clay for the
Presidency, but Clay was defeated.
In 1913 Mr.. Greeley vehemently
opposed the nomination of General
Taylor; but Taylor became Presi-
dent. In 1852 he bitterly fought
against the nomination of General
Scott; but Scott was nominated
In 1856 lie was enthusiastic in his
support of General Fremont, and
the General went under. In 1860
he was one of the few that went to
Chicago to nominate Mr.. Bates :;
-'l,sss S.fe -ffs.ssss hardly made q rifle in
the convention. In 1864 he per-
sistently strove against the nonlina-
ton of Mr.. Lincoln, and came near
boiling the party; bit Lincoln was
nominated and elected. He favored
che nomination of Mr.. Chase, in
1868; but the convention Thought
best to bestow that honor on Gen
eral Grant, his favor to the con-
trary, Notwithstanding. The friends
of General Grant, therefore, may
derive much consolation from these
historic "reminiscences and in the
present opposition Of Mr.. Greeley
to General Grant, implied if not
squarely brought to an issue, opine
success.