The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE COUNTY CANvAss-LET ALL
TURN OUT.-As will be seen by a ref
erenee to the list OfappOintments pub
li>hed on the seventh page Ofthe RIG
IsTER. the county canvass commences
or Monday next, at lialsey. We
write this to urge upon the Rer'bli-
can voters of the different precincts
where the candidates are advertised to
address them, the necessity of coming
cut to hear them. and by your pres
ence show that you feel an interest In
tie success of the principles advocated
and carried out by the great Republi-
can party-the party that saved the
life of this great nation in the hour of
it, peril, and which has so administer
I'd the affairs Of this Government,
since the putting down of dydr'-head-
al rebellion, as to cau>c it to he hailed.
all over the world, as the greatest and
most prosperous Government on the
face OF the earth. Show by your pres
cnce that you are not only u Repuhli-
can in name. but that deep down IN
YOUR heart of hearts there il an abid-
ING love for the tenets and principles
of that party that leads you to work
aud labor with all the will and energy
YOU can command for their complete
and overwhelming success. The Re-
publicans of Linn county are stronger
today in numbers, IN faith, In a good
and righteous cause. than ever before.
There is more hope of success. The
times are propitious. and if each man
will put his shoulder to the wheel with
a determination to do what he can for
the success of the Republican ticket,
We will win. We have good ticket,
a ticket that will compare fivoably
with any ever put into the field by our
Iarty-men who are every way su-
perior to their Democratic opponents.
Men of intelligence, men of solid
attainments, men Of large brain and
high moral standing, who are deserv-
ing of the hearty support OF their tel-
low citizens; men who, If elected to
the Legislature, win honestly and coli
seicutiously perform the duties assign
Ell them. without fear or favor. They
are made of the right kind of metal,
true as steel, and having a due sense
Of the obligations they owe to the
people of this great commonwealth,
can not, either by threats or bribes,
he swerved by single hair from the
plain line of duty. Let all who desire
topurge our Legislature of the rotten
less and corruption which character
lied its last session. aid us in sending
honest and capable men to its halls
to the end that the poor settler may
no. be robbed of his home BY ''swamp
land acts;' that our State treasury
may not be robbed by unconstitutional
salaries to State officials that another
quarter of a million dollars may not be
given to a flyorite Ring" for build
ing locks with fur brush and mud !;
t.atno more ''litigant" swindles may
he perpetrated causing you to pay $21
far notices that, before its enactment,
the same paper charged but 81 30 fol,
and to remedy other eVlls ttlat nave
grown out of a licentious, wicked and
dishonest administration of the affairs
of State. Show by your presence that
you do not collntenance these dislon-
e.t acts, but that you stand shoulder
to shoulder with the great party of re-
form, which proposes to administer
tie affairs Of our State in strict accord
aHce with the letter OF the law, and by
economy and honesty build mp a great
and powerful State. Once again we
urge you to come Out and hear your
eandidates-reluember the time and be
there early.