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

dents of nearley every state in the
Union-that Greeley will be made
President by an almost unanimous
electoral vote. s "a
The Pioneer edited by Emily Pitt
Stevens, has hoisted the name of
George Francis Train, for President
He would make good candidate for
Brick Pomeroy and Bratheran Dun
con.
The Springfield Republican has
review of the situation in Vermont,
by correspondent, and the conclus.
ions reached are, that there will be
change of 10000 votes from Grant to
Greeley.
The New York Ne,cs has for some
time past published an offer to bet
$40, 900 on the election of Greeley
The telegraph states that the bet has
been taken by combination of gen
tlemen OF Saratoga
People wear Greeley hats, coats
and fans, and with the latter pretty
girls arc pleased to cool their golden
tresscs, and now and then they kiss
the benignant face Of the kindly old
philosopher Of the Tribune.
The editor Of the Eugene Journal,
who has served with the negro police in
Washington City for several years, says
the colored voters Of that city will
not support Greeley. From bis Off
cial associations we should Judge that
he ought to know.
Frank Hiscock, Of Syracuse, n. Y,
one of the most active republicans in
that section, member of the state
constitutional convention in 1867, is
bitterly denounced by the Grant organ
at Syracuse for his activity in behalf
Of Greeley and Brown.
The Pantagraph says it has heard
of one Greeley man who became n
Grant man by listening to Mrs. Duni-
ways lecture at Roseburg. Whether
any other influence was brought to
bear upon him than the lady's rheto-
ric, the Roseburg organ saith not.
The !Statesman thinks its suggest
ION regarding the election of fusion
candidate TO the u. S. Senate i'm
practicable. 1t is q matter of entire
indifference to Democrats. The
Statesman and Oregonion are the only
parties which have manifested any
uneaziness on the subject.
The Oregonian claims the election
of Jacobs, Democrat, TO the Cover
norship of West Virginia as Grant
victory. Now, the truth is, there
were not enough GRANTEES in that
State 10 make q ticket, and two Dem
ocratic candidates ran. West Vir-
ginia will give a majority of four TO
one for Greeley.
Since Governor Growers inaugura-
,ion he has received s1l760.16 Of the
ten per cent fund accruing on the sale
of public lands in Oregon. Under
Woods Administration il will be re-
membered that all that was received
of this fund went to help make up ths
aggregate of Sam Mays stealings.
O'Meara says Henry Wilson. tbs
Radical candidate for Vice President,
is not the author of the atrocious sen
t:mcnt ascribed to him, abusing Ger.
man and Irish adopted citizens. The
Grant papers hasten to lay Mr.. o.
Meara's valuable ipsi-dirit befor.
their readers as conclusive evidences
in the case. How's that for high.
| Wilkes Spirit of the Times, in view
Of the organization of q diamond
expedition to Arizona by the White
House ring at Washington, whose
expenses will be paid from the public
Golfers, thinks that General Grant, j
reelected, ought to be worth s1G0,
0O0, 900 at the expiration of his sec
ond term. 1t is proposed that be ther
turn author, and write a book OF
What Know about Making None,
out OF the Presidency