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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

ELSEWHERE in this paper we men,
tion report given in the States
man, upon the authority of one A.
B. Meachem, stating that Col. II. N.
Gates, Democratic Presidential Elec-
tor, had declined to canvass for Gree
ley and Brown, and had expressed
himself in relation thereto in very
rough and undignified language. We
denied the report given by Meachem
simply upon our knowledge of the
gentlemanly character of Col. Gates.
Since referring to the matter in the
item alluded to we have been shown a
letter from the Colonel, in which he
gives an emphatic denial to Meach-
ems statement. Meachem called up
on Col. Gates at the Dalles, and said
in consequence of recent family af-
fiictions he did not wish to go into
the canvass at all. IT, however, he
made any speeches he wished to make
them in the Willamette Valley and
not in Eastern Oregon. The Colonel
expressed sympathy with Meachem
in his Affections and stated that he
would be ready to commence the can
vass about the Goth of October
Meachem's troubles seem not to have
prevented him from indulging in his
well-known weakness of distorting
facts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16
PROSTITUTION OF THE WAR DE-
PARTMENT.

II the honest people Of the country
could be taught the significance of
items like the following, which are
now being circulated by telegraph
and by the press, Grant would be
beaten in every State in the Union.
We copy from dispatch dated
Washington, August II:
The War Department has issued
regulations for the discovery, identi-
tication and payment of claimants for
pay. bounty, prize money, etc, to col
ored soldiers, sailors, marines, or other
representatives now residing, or who
may have resided in any State where
slavery existed in the year 1860. A
chief disbursing office will be estab.
lished in the Adjutant. G Generals Office
at Washington, with disbursing Off
GERS at Louisville, ST. Louis, Nash
vile, Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez,
and New Orleans. Payments to
claimants in Delaware, Maryland, and
Virginia will he made through the
Washington office. In North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Georgia aud
Florida, and in whatever States
slavery did exist, payments will be
made by officers who will be tempo
rarialy appointed, and in all other
States through disbursing offices here
inbefore enumerated.
To the causual reader nothing ap.
pears wrong in this regulation, issued
blythe War Department, yet it is
piece of rascality which should bring
upon its originators the indignation of
an outraged people. 1t is simply an
effort on tue parl.of Grant TO purchase
the negro vote. "Colored soldiers,
sailors and marines and other repre-
sentatives now residing, or who may
have resided in any of the States
where slavery existed in the year
1860, are to be discovered and identi-
fed and payment made of bounty,
prize money, etc." What tender so.
licitude for the negro, now that he is
armed with the ballot. Disbursing
offices are to be established through
out the South, and "oDicers ten.porari
ty appointed" to hunt up colorcd
men who have claims against the Gov
ernment. Why was this not thought
of sooner? Hss the coming election
anything to do with this action of the
War Department? There is not a
man outside of the insane asylum who
has not Intelligence enough TO under
stand tie meaning of this order. 1t
means. the purchase of the negro vote.
where purchase can be made aud the
intimidation of those who are un-
purchasable. 1t means the over
riding of the voice of the people by a
venal Administration and if endorsed
by the reelection of Grant, it means
the death OF republican liberty, and
the utter debasement of the American
people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

All Immigration Of free men from the
East, who will eagerly join hands
with us to develop our resources, and
to shout and fight the battles Of free
men over the beautiful vallies and
hills of the Pacific Coast.
The Administration managers have
reliefs Of department clerks at work
ransacking old Tribune files to find
all the hard things Mr.. Greeley has
said about the Democracy. 1t may be
pleasing to reflect that at the time
Mr.. Greeley was leveling his heaviest
blows Mt the democracy, the party
was afflicted with Grant, Butler, Chan
dler and John Logan.
"Ilow can you support Horace
Greeley, the lifelong opponent of
the Democratic party?" was the ques-
ton propounded to a Democratic
voter by q supporter of the great
nepotist. The Democrat replied:
"Do you consider Greeley honest?"
"Oh, yes" answered the other. "Do
you regard him as capable" "Cer-
tainly," answered the Grant man.
"Well, then, said the Democratic sup
porter of Horace, "If you could vote
in 1868 for drunken and incompc-
tent Democrat, think can vote in
1872 for sober, honest and capable
Republican" The Grant man sub
sided.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16
WHAT THE PEOPLE DEMAND.

The Cincinnati Enquirer has clear
conception of what the people mean
by turning their backs on the dead
past and supporting Greeley without
regard to past political preference or
prejudice. Speaking of the great up
rising of the masses, that paper says:
1t is the protest and rebellion of the
cultivated classes of the country
against longer being ruled by coarse,
ignorant, and brutal soldier. They
demand that we shall have in the
Presidential chair q scholar and a gen
tleman-a man OF thought and ideas,
which he can express in good English,
either by the pen or upon the hust-
ings. 1t is really scandalous that the
brains of this country should so long
have submitted to the domination of
such mediocrity as is manifest in Grant.
Great Britain has the scholarly Glad
stone at the head of her affairs; France
has the veteran historian Theirs, and
Germany has the able and accomplish
ed Bismark. We, in the United
States, have Grant, who, in Presi.
dental message makes mistake as to
the geographical identity of San Do
mingo; who don't know that Brook
lyn is on Long Island, and who boast
ed to Frank Blair that he never read
a book in his life. This is the kind of
a man that the intelligence of the
United States has had for the last
four years as its ruler. 1t is no Won
der that there is a revolt against it !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

DgcAPITATED.-Dr. J. r. Bayley,
of Corvallis, who has been holding
the position of Superintendent of In
ternal Revenue, Tor Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho, last week received
notice that his official head had just
dropped into the basket. The posi-
ton he has held is sinecure, the only
duty required Of him being to draw
his regular $4,000 salary. Whether
the Office is abolished, as it should be,
or some other man has been appointed
TO make a stake off OF the National
Treasury, we are not yet advised.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16
THE NEW YORK HERALD TELLS A
FEW FACTS,

The day after the election in North
Carolina. when it was thought that
the Democrats and Liberals had car
ried the State, the New York Herald,
paper which does not support
Greeley and Brown. contained the
following remarkable acknowledge
ment of facts:
cit seems incredible that the ad-
ministration Republicans can have
suffered defeat IN State where ev-
cry advantage has been on their side !;
where they have concentrated gigan-
tic efforts to insure success; where
they have held majorities ever since
the close of the war, with q single
exception. varying from nine to twen-
ty-three thousand.
Indeed, the Republicans, by the
vigor and bitterness of their canvass,
have signifed their conviction that a
defeat in North Carolina at this time
would render their ultimate success
hopeless. Senator Wilson himself
has admitted in his speeches that
the election of the Republican State
ticket was essential to the cause of
President Grant; that without it
there would be little hope fer the ad-
plinistration. Under these circum-
stances, and in view of the fact that
the whole machinery of the election,
the entire federal and State patron
age, the courts, the military, the po-
lice and the United States marshals
were in the hands of the Republi-
cans, we cannot think that the ad-
ministration has been overthrown.-
TO credit such a calamity would be
to believe that the Presidential cleo
ton is destined to be q deluge,
sweeping away the existing powers
and making complete revolution in
the government. If. however, the
result should be as foreshadowed
from the general tone of our dis.
patches, it will be due to the unfor-
tunate policy of the political imbe-
Giles who surround and control Pres
iIent Grant; due to the refusal OF
the administration Republicans in
Congress to allow the country to re-
turn to peace; due to their attempt
to crush the white citizens of the
Southern States under the heel of
military power and negro rule; due
to the incendiary appeals of Bout
well and others to the passions of the
negro race; due to the unfortunate
foreign policy of Secretary Fish; due
to the financial blunders of the Sec
retary of the Treasury, who has
forced our credit in Europe, depleted
the country of gold, and kept up
imaginary balances in the national
Treasury by fictitious returns"
We say these are remarkable ac-
kpowledgments, coming as they do
from paper which has never before
failed to support the Grant admins
tration. The Herald never fails to
follow the current of public opinion
and its present tone shows conclu-
sively that it is preparing. like many
other independent Journals" to
spread its canvass to catch the popu-
lar breeze.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

AS GOES MASTER so GOES MAN.
The subsidized lackeys of Grant are
proclaiming loudly to the people that
the "moneyed men" are all going for
the gift-taker. Those fellows have
been so long accustomed to do the
bidding of their masters that they ev-
identity forget that other people think
for themselves and do not look to
men for advice simply because they
control few paltry dollars more than
the average of mankind.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

REFERRING to the approaching
Senatorial election, the Oregonidn
says: "Let each member freeley ex-
press his preference in caucus, accord
ing to party usage, and then let all
abide by the result, supporting the
candidate who receives majority
This is the usual course, and adherence
to it is the safe way" In regard 10
the safe way" suggested by the ore
gonian, we refer that paper to A. c.
Gibbs. His experience would be
rather interesting reading to the half
score of Radical aspirants now on the
tapis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

THE most brazen exhibition of
cheek to be met with any where this
side of the birthstone regions, is now
witnessed in the small spawn of Fed
eral officials, who charge every sup
porter of Greeley, with being an. of
fice-seeker. What immaculate crea-
lures they are, to be sure. They
never sought office-nary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

a movement is on foot in Washing
ton Territory, among the GRANTEES
to crowd S. Garfield off their ticket
as candidate for Delegate to Con.
gvess, and substitute that ofO. Jacobs
present Chief Justice. Garfield /
defeat is certainly expected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16
REPUBLICAN MIDDLE IN LoUIsI-
ANA,

The Republican State Conven-
tion of Louisiana met on the 18th
instant. Gen. Hugh Campbell made
speech favoring an alliance with the
Liberal Republicans, and an endorse
ment of Greeley. The proposition
was lost by vote of 81 to 1913, where
upon Gen. Campbell, President of
the Convention, together with eighty
seven others withdrew. This is a
fair illustration of the discord now
prevailing in the Republican party
throughout the country; yet with all
these facts staring them in the face,
Grant journals and speakers continue
to cheer as Justify as though there
were no portentious clouds darken-
ing their political horizon. The re-
suit of the late election in North Car
olina, although showing falling off
of more than eight thousand votes
from the Republican majority of one
year ago, is made the cause of great
rejoicing among the GRANTEES all
over the country. If our political op-
ponents find it necessary to make SO
much noise over electing their candi-
date for Governor in North Carolina
at so fearful cost while they lost the
Legislature by an overwhelming ma
jority at the same election, they are
certainly driven to desperate meas
ures in the vain endeavor to retrieve
thier decaying prestige.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

THE Oregon and California Rail-
road Company pass members of the
Methodist conference over the line at
reduced rates. A little reduction on
the freight charges on wheat would
be more acceptable to the people OF
Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

Nor long since the Oregonian gave
notice that Joaquin Miller would soon
publish a poem inscribed to "our
trusted leader" U. S. Grant. 1t turns
out that Joaquin supports Greeley
So it seems the child was named rath-
er prematurely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

The Chicago Journal wants to
know, "Shall we have drunkard for
Vice PRESIDENT" No, dear Journal,
we've had one of that class for Presi-
dent long enough, and the people
don't like it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

yUlHE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
State Central Committee OF Oregon are re-
quested 10 be present in person, or by proxy.
at meeting of said Committee 60 be held in
the City Of Portland on Monday, September
2nd. 1872. ut 10 o'clock. a. NJ, at tho office Of
Judge Page. BY order of the Chairman.
J. A. CHAPMAN.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1S9e.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-16

RETURNING HoME.-Senator Kelly
is expected to arrive at Portland in a
day or two. He was at La Grande
on the 10th.
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S 1 O O O
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-05
Il.nrnil.

Un prejugc a Ia vie dure, alcz, plus dure
qn'une tete de crocodile, surtout quand c'est
IN prtjuge dc classe le caste ou bien do
race.
Aujoura'hui encore, dams rIntle, de par Ia
theocrate des Indous, il va des rarias qu
travailent, des guerriers qui SO battent, ct
des pretres qui mangent. LIE naraH, dams
ce pays primitif ct antique tout-a-a fois,
est uue honte.
I'm prfiuga..,,
Qnand on 10 croft renyersa. frappe i, mort,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT mort ct enterre, il SC relieve
CONNIE par drot de vie ct par autorita de
raison. II semble plus yivant que iamais,
ct ses ennemis eux-memes, par une espece
do surprise etrange, l'accueillent ayec uue
certaine bienvellance philosophique. Tant
de braves gems raimaent pour son antiouite,
sou mir solennei. So bonne mine! QUAINT
aux nnmismates ct aux bibliophiles. lis
hnlssent par devenir amoureux dune medaille
vert-de-grisse. dun sabre devor6 par Ia
roni'Ie, on dun liyre a moitis ronee par les
rats l." honhomme Jalis est tres popnIaire
Apres tout. Sc dit-on, pouyons-nous ct
devons-n"ns yivre sans erreurs, sans illusions
consequemment sans prejmges? Les yieilles
ruines ont leurs charmes, ct c'est a rombra
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jusqu'a Ia fin de Ia campaone. II trony1
quill sest deja .suffisamment expliou6. Z.
gouverneur de ID Pennsylvania. curtin. s'esi
fait Fec}lo de Greeley ct s'est positiyemeni
declare pour Buckalew. Sc declarera-tlij h
pour Ia politique rationale de Cincinnati on
celIe de Philadelphia ? On ne salt encore
Auguste Belmont refuse Ia candidatute da
maire de New York. 800 y,
Les anti-Radicaux ont remportA ma
brliIante victoire dams les elections az Ia
Georgie: &e u -.0s3 sili
Smith est ree!u par pres de $4,000 voix de
majorits.
detection etc calme. Une simple rixe a
la Gtorgie, CONNIE un seui ho,mme, yotera
pour Greeley. 7',' ~
Grant pleure. a:s 4.4s s4aa Dott7
LOUISIANA On enregistre partout. ct
partoat l'on fait de Ia poitiqne. Sentend-on-
au molns? Conci conca. Greeley intaressa
trop peu. le ticket de fusion prioccupe trop.
e. les officers de paroisse absorbent tout
rlnteret. Qui s'occupe encore de politiqueE
rationale? Les politicians ont tout scourtk.
tout rabougri, tout ravae In NoHvelle-
orleans, an moins, Sc dome Ie plaisir de
parades, s6renades ct autres
semblables La politiune est
dependant une bonle chose. Les cabaretiers
trouvent leur compte, ct le whiskey coille !
f1ots generenx ct fortitiauts.
par ci par la, ont commences a
ouier, Ct nous ainons cloire que Ia recolte
era satisfaisante. C'est bien dams larricul-
ure. dams le travail des champs. CONNIE
'"ssl dams Immigration, ct nnllement dams
q poltique, que Sc trouve le v6ritabie salut
le 10 Louisiana.
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Vestillot' ct Loyson.

'e''''o' est @ un brave homme, IN bon dable an, N
II son cr,r, "1rn;uo.., [teur,, :,
Q"' oonc amefait pas "Univers'' de cet hohnme.
un journal parf''me. sentant bon, ,se,itant Rome
Exhaant une odeur.de tendre sacrtain. 7.F' essr
IT parlant q"elqnefos CONNIE Saint Autstin ?tss:nr
Les devots en- sont foos les d6votes de meme toeai
Le Bourbon de exi apres ddjeuner Paine s,s stay
Dopano"p men dit ren, lie grave communsrd 5ak4
pour '"l le respect qu'on doit aux oeuyres dart
Et le cure des bourgs ut ses Evaneiles 10 tsa e.l
Fendapt les QuatreTcmps ct pendant u. y,;,es
81 pn's Aialtre Neullot, bien qa'etant seraphn Il. Is
LIST IN omme esprit tres s,,bt ct tras 6r o 81, 1t,
ben fdele lEgise. expert en- la magic. er nj .,ab
oonna'ssant sur les doists notre tleologe, p ,i7a
o'oya"t en- Deu psnt-dtre, ayanles qualities gr .Ia
ss"l ''h! 'es hommes saints, beats ct etrespectfs, a
anne le bon vim, les chitfons de ces tlame, 5nss >
Les ooux peches mgnons qui aeurissent les aues
ht es ]oyeux sonpers C'est un saint polisson 'fa4
V"l preche Ell CARDINAL conduit en- rarco, ,tal A
II connait le menu des caiIlettes sacrses M =.
y ofot famonr des clastes mHanrees, nh 9Laae.
.,"N 'en"zV Vo"s carnantsa Saint Thomas dAquin.
hta''t simple larque ct point Dominican gf a,fpl4
la'nas fait voeu, conme Pare Hyscinthe. s, ,fi.
ehtermer ea Lieu sar ane chastete sante, l;i,aa-
"ss' .o''a'e II est bean, comme est bsn yene6, s,
3'ana " s"rt de son lit chaudemens partaRe. -.
n' q" II iFappe un Loysoa, I'M bandit, un inf;,me
=" p'e''e' "n apostat qui vieatds 2readye femme r.
Of ft,t4a tG5 t4a il Gh ai;.,l
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NOurelle.s.

NIEUX MoNDE.-Gambetta, dams nm dis
conrs a Grenoble, -iiscours difraremmeut
apprfcle,-a critiqua severement Ia cenduite
Gle Ihlers qui difendu Ia celebration de
lann'Versalre dc Ia premiere Ripubliaue.-
lh'ers' dit-on' compte sur les sympathies de
II Rnssle. de rAutriche ct de IItaIie. ct il
pretend que la France sera veneae mar la
force DIES evanements plntot one par les
armes.-I.es Strasbourgeois, Il rexpulsion
des Jesnites, ont erie vivent les Jasntes I!
Cest que les Strasbourgeois voyaient des
trancals dams les Peres expulsas s.-Queloues
carlIstes pil!ent encore.-Les Negotiations
lesq"eI!es ?-entre la Russie ct le Saint Pere
progressent favorablement.-Le Pape pour
Ia premiere fois depnis Occupation de
home, etc Sc promener dams les iardins de
Porta della Zocca.-Les ouyriers de Lis
bonne font grave, ct Il est d'excelents bour-
geo's q"i prstendeut Quill NY pas de
question socia1e. Victor Hugo etc non,ma
membre de Assemble rationale franchise
par les commnnards d'Agtrie.
NoUvEAU MoNDE.-Grant est Ia Maison
Blanche.-Wilson, a Lancaster a harancue
un grand meeting Il dit que la lutte
n'etait point entire Greeley ct Grant, mais
entire les Republicans ct les Dsmocrates, ct
quiz fallait consequemment voter pour lui.
-Des avis de rAmerique Centrale dissent
que lie president de San Salvador etc
assassine.-M. Greeley, fait Iundi son
disconrs de c6turc. II ne parleya plus
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CHAPTTRE 1.IV
- rs '& 'f2-f 'f', S'.ss sat
,us" Q"e ie pret'e eonve,ne bien sd ptopre ro,,o,
sss ePtants dams Ia soumissicu q .ns teu,s
s"sdnl. s",s % . Ca. !. ne .. pss
'Esise de pieu? a.. Timothe., mi1 R'ass'nsf s4'sse
1r,,i - ~ He. -'.i S7 5fis 1i'l 'Hirii4aa ei
I honnste petit John, plus NOR. que viz bien,
que snht ct malin en- matare do atbto,o.;. :. A.,
ppu''ane' s0ngeais y'a"s"tpeu an paragraph. o,ai )
.epls'apae a 90 shapitre. stta'A snis l4til
a'"''fa"'' ses divers naufrages, a ,ia;oo. DIN
''a'nas sa doctrine s''r lie marriage des np,Sts
quas''protes'antisme,e et son voyage On Mse4snhsl
avec l'mothee, tout celia, ben que s6rieusement
nn's.o''q"e' = Iinteressait momentanGmeut psu.
c'est que l'homme lie plus comp!et. dou6 de Ia
ph''osor'e Ia plus admirable, quoiqu'cu ait di. ,e
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"',''' o''' ny ss0ns p.ssel sans ialre ni,e
sauon au magfmn e Y phatmacje DemarA
AMere, nous buyors n.ds tnaaae, nous ttoayons !s
s1e sna'ne' nous nous paoeesons Z farlne y
!a"Do. y a"'res pIooas de ls1aest, Ce magasa.
- con1'ent "a tas @ de oonnes neg cileses.
-Bonjour, ami Laporte. Get 'i'ani Lapoitg II Il
ms''.nes 90 cnem'ses, soufianf' cn1stant, ,bfttat
- co'r avec 1e ourage q uh naDllc ct Intelligent
ooVfler. Nul m'enx que notre brave ami ne dessins
an pied men fat dsparaitre les defaults, no le renSd
e'aceox. haporse ct srtists ea soss KsDss IN
chauss6 plnsd'an parisisid benlsyard de IGaad
Az fesse' notre popuain bother merits sSues
poPo'aF'te quA pcssode parm mons ct q1il duf9t
autant ses. qualities d homne qua sek skpssseses
donvrier Les5ons; Ell braves occurs net,ssnp IDsd
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absolument CONNIE nous surtos en- NJ,
tous les 6criyains so de Ia meme fame i s,,nr4,re
tous des id6es. NJ Rip!+y, 6diteur .etns, d..,4,
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