The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

I had the dirt thrown on the wror
b side Of the ditch, supports Grant.
1t has been ascartained from Il
record, that President Grant has bee
absent from Washington just on
third of the time, since March 8, 1856,
The Liberals and Democrats reta,
. their Congressional representatio
and gain United States Senator i
North Carolina. This is what Gran,
, ties crow over.
Henry Wilson, the Nattick coble
and Radical candidate for Vice Pres
dent, is endeavoring to "revamp" it'll
Maine, preparatory to the expccte,
| November storm.
The Yamhill Reporter and Rose
burg Ioatagraph charge Horac,
Greeley with lack of craftsmanship
1t is supposed the Chapaqua farmer
will now subside.
MIR. Dana has put forth the following
prose poem: "The red, white, and
biue-Gratz Browns hair, Greeley,
nat, and the countenances Of the Office.
holders next November"
Grants great cavalry officers, Gen.
erals Fitzpatrick, Haverhill and Pleas.
anton have all denounced his wicked
administration and are now support.
ing Greeley aud Brown.
There are 2,104 newspapers in the
Union which support Greeley and
Brown and the number increasing
and l,497 which support Grant and
Wilson aud continually decreasing.
Ex-Gov. Solomon, of Washington
Territory, who was removed from
Office few months ago on the charge
OF making improper use of govern.
ment funds, is stumping California for
Grant.
Major n. p. Berry has concluded
not to take possession of the Indian
Agency to which he has been appoint.
ed, until after the Presidential cleo
ton. That is equivalent to an iudefi.
nite postponement.
}. ii. ID. Henderson, the dirty old |
man who represented the Eugene Land |
office in Congress from 1864 TO 1866 !
1as come to the surface again. He is
President of n federal Office. holders
Club at Eugene City.
Grants organ at Washington, the
Chronicle editorially demands that all
lerks in Departments who fail TO pay
ampaign assessments. shall be dismiss
d. This is the Administration idea ,
f civil service reform. /
Echo Canyon and Great Salt Lake ,
re being closely watched by the
lormons. 1t is supposed tha, Geo.
j. Woods will make clean steal of
'erything valuable in Utah, when
'octor Greeley kicks him out of OF.
&c.
a Western Grant paper, disgusted
ith the foolish boasting of the :.
ling" journals in that section, blunt >,
declares: "We cannot coun, ON @
IVA, Illinois or Wisconsin unless
mething causes the Greeley move. .,
ent TO die out" :.
democrats who regard the Louis. "
lie movement as gotten up by men
string to strengthen their party w
onld read the Radical papers Ia
icy advocate the movement with a ar
ngeancs. Their anxiety for its sue
Is is excruciaiing. -
The Democratic State Central Com. :.
ttee, of Nevada, met on the 2Ist ~,
t. and unanimously endorsed
eeley and Brown. The time for m,
nomination of Congressional Can. ~
ate is fixed for September 5th. NJ,
Now that Gen. Banks has gone
r to the enemy" says the Cincin- NJ.
Commercial, "of course he never h.,
OF any account-he was quite as 60
,thless, indeed, as Salmon p
se, Horace Greeley, Lyman ,
mbull, Carl Schurz, or Charles IA
lner. j..
letter to the Boston Post, speak. per
OF Senator Sprague, of Rhode slo,
nd, says "He will publish a let. A
n a few days defining his position, esc,
thus throwing the weight of his Ter
ense influence in Rhode Island sho
ireeley and Brown, and, beyond Fri,
ubt, securing this State to the 8.
rails"
lex Pomeroy's Democrat names I.r
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT, the tho
D'"o''a'io news paper IN Ore said
as among the papers which re- ri
10 support Greeley and Brown. the ,
6rick we thank you for your late
llment but would respectfully w. s
'S' 'iiat your head needs soaking. in th
g to the nearest frog pond and Br
q yourself. mon
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