The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18
Albang 9rgister.
The Reform Party.

VorltlS the peilSlOHltlS OF ItOei SoiuleTS'
ofa plot to restore the Southern rebels
TO power, and voted for by the South
in the hope of forcing the payment of
the Southern war claims.
B. GRATz Brown Governor Of
Missouri. under whose administration
the State expenses have largely in
creased, and murder, robbery. arson
and riot unrebuked in certain portions
Of the State. His withdrawal from
the ticket is demanded by the SPRING
field Republican. because he can carry
more whisky aud less votes than any
other man in the country,
REUBEN Il. FENroN- Biography by
the New York Iimes-" Started in lite
asan honest clerk; has been intimate
~ associated with Fisk and Gould !; is
known to have extorted large sums of
money from the Central Railroad !;
connected with every dirty iobin New
York politics ever since he has been in
public life; repeatedly charged with
taking bribes for signing bills while
Governor one of the most reckless
and INSCRIPTIONS politicians in the
entire Union"
CARL SCHUM-Convirted of having
>Windled and ruined several of his
countrymen in land transaction at
Wavertown. Wisconsin: Of keeping
i've relatives in the office ofCollector of
Revenue at Chicago at one time; and
If charging 500 to $3.50 per speech
for his advocacy.
LYMAN TRUMBULl-TOok $4,000
from the United States Treasury i'll Vi
olatiou Of law for no service, or else
was brihed as United States Senator
by that amount; secured the appoint
ment Of his brother rs attorney Of the
illinois Central Railroad by his SER
vices in pushing a bill Tor $2,000.000
through Congress IN favor Of that cor
pOration; secured the removal of
0ne-armed soldier from the Springfield
Pension Office to make room for
Df0tner-lil-iaW. Dr. JaVNe
JAMES r. DooLITTLE-Co Convicted of
Offering to barter his influence as
United States Senator to Thomas }.
Conatty for share Of the proceeds OF
an Illicit cotton speculation.
THOMAS A. HENDRN Secured
the appointment of Il convicted thirfto
an important Office III the New York
Custom House; procured the pardon OF
a noted revenue swindler of Vincennes.
Indiana, from President Johnson,
thereby defrauding tile Government
ont Of thousands ofdollarS kept seven
relatives in office while United States
Salator; offered to pay $1,000 ont Of
his own pocket to stop suit against
the indianapolis Water Works Com
>pany. in which some OF his peculiar
tricks as a stockholder and attorney
would be developed; while Comnlis-
Sioner of the General Land Office.
charged with having by All agent locr,-
ned large amount OF land for his per-
>onal benefit before it was surveyed.
CHARLESR BUCKALEw-'rhe TREND
and confident of DR.. Blackburn. who
sent infected clothing into the North
from Canada and who shipped Il box
of clothing to President Lincoln. lie
was the Reform" candidate for
Governor of Pennsylvania.
AUSTIN BLAiR--Ex-Ioyeruor Of
Michigan; defeated for tle United
States Senate by Hon. +. W. Ferry
'urned his attchtio 10 Reform.
particularly the Post Otiio. depart
.ncnt. on account Of his son being dis
charged from the service tor neglect Of
,lltty, and other improper conduct.
Branded ut Jackson. Michigan, BY
General Cressweil, l- a ''iiar AMI slan-
,lerrr."
JOHN NJ. PALMER Ran away from
before Atlanta while a General in the
army; Intrigued for the Republican
nomination for Governor Of illii0iS,
declaring that Grant would carry the
State by 10000 riajor;ty, and that he
would stump it for liln against Mr..
I'rumbull.
JOIN i. FAEsNwoHTH-Receiyed
$1,000 from the agent Of the Pitt~blrg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad TO
secure the transportation ot his regl-
ment over that road; was q candidate
for Republican Congressional nonlina- !
ton at Elgin and defeated: asserted less
than week before the convention met !
that he was earnestly fov the re-elcc-
ton Of General Gra!t.
n. p. BANKS-Author Of the Red
River expedition, and the great friend !
Of the spectators in cotton. ,s'c.-
Oce,ta.
THE EARTHQUAKE CROP INCRE ~