The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-30
BuaLr NOTES OF THE cAMpArcx.

Grant is coming out for Greeley
on the 9TH of March.
The battle cry of the GRANTEES ID
!" Let us have piece"
Greeley's tour throughout New
England was everywhere triumphal
march.
Vermont holds her State election
next Tuesday, and Name next Monday
week (9th).
The New York Sun says the Ad-
ministration expended 100000 to
carry North Carolina.
The best informed men in the State
regard Oregon as CERTAIN to go for
Greeley by handsome majority.
The Gazette, at Fort Wayne, Indi-
ana, the only Grant paper in that city,
is veering about in favor of Greeley.
"How easy do editors lie," ex.
claims tho bulletin. For living H.
lustration of the fact look at its
''chief.n
The New York Day Book will
now loso caste in the Badical ranks,
as il has hoisted the names Of Greeley
and Brown.
The Lexington Caucasian rejoices
that the GRANTEES are henceforth TO
suffer the aflliction Of the company of
Brick Pomeroy.
The Democrats and Liberals of
Eastern Oregon, are working harmoni.
ously and with will in the cause of
Greeley aud reform.
as thy servant q dogW mentally
calculated Boutwell, when ordered by
Grant to go down South aud beg for
negro votes for his master.
Brick Pomeroy, Of New York, Geo
J. Buys, of Eugene City, and Blat-
ant Duncan "at large" are the men
who lead the Louisville movement.
What has become of the money 7"
asks the Salem Statesman. For the
life of us we cannot tell, unless
Grants office-holders have stolen il.
ahe Polk county paper publishes
list of the names of Republicans who
have declared their intention TO sup
port Greeley, and who reside in that
county.
The Pitsburg Commercial wants
to know if the Republicans of Penn.
splvania cannot do Us well as they of
North Carolina? Yes, if they have
got the count.
The Corvallis Gazette, while sup,
porting Grant, says Of Greeley: "IIis
talent and his honesty is unquestion-
able" Laying aside English gram.
! mar we concnr.
The GRANTEES cay there will be war
in case Greeley is elected. So there
villa war of determination on the
thieves now in Office by filing their
places with honest men!
Caldwell, the Grant candidate for
Governor, appointed all the election
inspectors in North Carolina. The
vote being close, they are now trying
/ to count their master in.
Greeley was an Abolitionist, " shout.
Brick Pomeroy; "how can Democrat:
support bim?" Greeley vas a seces
sionest," echoes the Oregonion, "how
can Republicans vote for him."
! In 1868 Grants popular vote was
$500; Seymour's vote was 2,600,.
427. Virginia, Texas, Mississippi and
Georgia, which will all givo MAORI
ties tor Greeley, were no, counted.
From Mrs. Duniway's report oi
Grants conduct while at Vancouver
il is inferred that l.. l.. DE- affixed to
his signature, correctly interpreted
signifies Love of Lousy Diggers.'
Hendricks meeting at Fort Wayne
on Saturday, which was realI,
the opening of the canvass, was tn,
largest meeting ever held in that city
eight thousand people being present
The Grant Convention in the Fifth
District of Mississippi, broke up in q
row, and General Mckee, Jim Lynch
and Marshall Shaughness all an
nounced themselves as independent
The Polk county Republican states
that, report says Jesse Applegate, o
Yoncolla, is for Greeley" If the re
port is not true let Uncle Jesse step t.
the front and-away with the news tt
Hiram. u
The New York World says that &c
of the gentlemen whose names were
used as Vice Presidents at the late
Cooper institute Grant meeting op
pose Grant and favor the election O.
Greeley.
The assertion Of the Statesman thai
Greeley employs the most talented
liars in the country" is not sustained
by the truth SO long as we see the ed
itor Of that paper blowing for some
one else.
Brick Pomeroy's La Crosse Demo
crdt was sold under the Sheriff's ham