The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02
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RQLEIICAL i,

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denullciation ot the Presidnt's ncpo
tisln. Scmirz pressed upon the Presi
dent the appointment of bis brother
lii-law toa lucrative office, and whel
he removed him for inability lie rage,
! at the President for removing him
and l'rnnbull broke faith with III
President because he would not ap
point his sou to Office,
A colorcd man III Ohio said tn
other day: II rloilot Know much, TO
| was a slave all my younger days
but know who my friends alN
benef;lciors are the candidates VIII
are supported BY the KnKlux anc
their apologists can't get my vote. !" "'
Mark Twain says Greeley spends;
lalfhour at the, glass every morning
enleayorilg to tic bis handkerchief ii
Il style that will look most slovcnly.
"Vcry well. sir" said Democrat,
''as my party has finally confessed
that Rcplblicln ideas are right, and
Republican amendments to the Consti-
tuition and Republican legislations are
10 be maintained, | will go for Grant,
who carrietlthese ideas, amendments
and laws to success
\ Gratz Brown will keep away from
the sea-shore II he knows which side of
his water-meon il butteled, The
soft-shrll crab Is a mocker, and cher
ries are raging. Ii Gntz wants to
know whattln wild waves are saying
he ctr read the papers.
A Democrat was asked the other day
for whom he would vote. Ills answer
was--we give il literally For Gree
ley. d-li hint" 'l'lrt's the way
many Of them feel about it.
1 Governor Hoffman, Of New York,
and family spend the Summer at New
port, II. L., withonta word of renlpn-
STRANGE from the Satanic Greeley
Press. Ii he Went to Long Branch
and happened to be President, it woud
| be a horse OF another color. Hoffman
appoints his ialher-in-law ton fat Of
flee and the word 'nepotism" i not
even brcatled. ,
| The Richmond Enquirer pauSes, in
tile midst of fierce attack on the Adj
ministlation and the Republican par
ty, to say: "Wed DO not oppose Gencr-
al Grant as mere partisans. We have
not assailed him on his war record.
We remember with pleasure all his
acts of Kindness TO the soldiers of the
Confcderacy, and are still grateful !;
and, perhaps, he has rs many warm
personal friends In the South rs In the
North"
A Chicago dispatch Of the l2thsays:
Many "LiberaIs" are making a stam-
pedC from Greeley since he became
the regular Democratic candidate. A
wealthy man here offered to bet $500,
900 against $l5O,OOO that Grant will
be elected. Real estate owners are
selling corner lots and houses at fair
prices, agreeing to take their pay
"when Grant Is elpctetl'i-thus taking
all the chances. No one here doubts
that Illinois will give Grant from 25,-
900 to $4,000 majority. All
Wherever the Democrats are In q
majority they will nominate straight
tickets and elect them. Wherever
they are in a minority they will join
hands with their Liberal Republican
allies. The Republicans pull the chest
nuts out OF the fire.
The Boston 1'rarelT declares thai
Horace Greeley Is egotistical. revenge
tul, inexperienced, rash, impetuou
and hot tempered; that he has M
more tact than wild bull; and tlla'
he is u candidate in the interest O
destruction" /"
The nominees Of the Philadelphis
Convention for President and Vict
President, are sure to work In one an.
others hands, one having been q tan
ner and the other shoemaker.
The Cincinnati Times says: ''We
hear on all sides of prominent Ohio
Democrats who will not vote the Gree
ley ticket. At very moderate cllcu-
lati6n we believe there are $4,000
Democrats in this State who will either
1stay away from the polls In Noyem-
Der, or else vote for Grant"
! The Suffolk county WMchm0n and
| the Port Jefferson Press, b0tll Demo-
cratic papers. refuse to support GTe-
ley. The former Is edited by Mr..
Reeves, late Democratic member of
Congress.
John J. Jacob. of West Virginia, the
present Governor of that State aud a
Democrat, rcpudiates Greeley. So
does John ]. Davis, present Demo-
cratic Congressman.
The Chicago Times Dem.) has a
letter from Democrat of Mississippi
who says that twenty-five thousand
Democrats Of that State will refuse to
vote for Greeley.
OF the twenty-seven Republican pa
pcrs in Missouri which went with
Gmtz Brown and Scl,urz for State Re-
form, all but one lSchnrz's paper are
out-and-Out for Grant.
William Dean, Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee
Of Delaware, resigns Misplace, refus-
ing to support Greeley.
Fifty leading Democrats Of Virgin
ia, in different parts Of the State. have
come out for Grant. Henry A. Wise's
letter is doing wonderful work against
Greeley, and although many Of his
former admirers now prOnolmce him
crazy, he IL more universally admired
IN the country, and has more influ-
cncc with the masses than any half
dozen men in Virginia.
They have a man In Lock Haven
whose name Il Galulam, His WOuhl