The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-28
AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.

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A BASE FALsEHooD.-TL,e ,Regtstei
of last week, in abiding to the editor
of this paper, says: ''There was {
time, we are informed, when he blew
the editorial bellows for y Republican
organ i'm Iowa; but now his wind in
fiates q Democratic" The RegisfeT
has Illuminated this falsehood once or
twice before this, and we now ask that
paper to gire its authority for the as
sertion that we ''blew the editorial
bellows for a Republican paper in
Iowa." or we will regard the assertion
as q base fabrication of the editor OF
that paper. If it has been sinformed''
that we yer edited Republican paper
in Iowa, or any tchere else, we want TO
a brand him as an infamous liar.
When we were about nineteen years
old We contributed local items for the
Abba (Iowal onion, O Republican pa
ktCIs NAlAaG VIC "SiC Ut 60lN Is u liII-
ter in the office. AT the same time
the paper was edited by Geo. W. Yo-
cum, Esq, whose name stood ut the
-'gable-end" of the paper as political
editor Mr. Y knew at that time that
we we're a Democrat as well as the
Register man knows that we profess
to be one now.
We dislike very much to have a per-
sonai controversy with another jour
nal but the Register has recently so
repeatedly made the assertion that we
edited a Republican paper in Iowa that
we deem it simple justice to ourself to
pay some attention to the falsehood.
We have no personal attacks TO make
upon either the publisher or the editor
of the Register. Our readers will bear
Hs witness that we have been uniform
1y fair and courteous in whatever jour
nalistic controversy we may have had
with them, and it is no more than SIM
pie justice and the proper amenities of
journalism demand that We should be
treated in like n However, if
that paper proposes to outlaw itself
from the field of respectable and de
cent journalism and inaugerate a per-
sonai warfare upon the editor of this
paper, we only want to know it in time
and shall ask no forbearance at its
hands. If nothing will DO the Metho-
dist preacher who edits that sheet but
a personal controversy with us, he can
dof his clerical coat and sail in. LAY
on Macduff! and damned be he who
first cries hold, enOughI"
We nov again respectfully ask that
paper to give its authority for the as
sertion that we ''edited a Republican
paper in Iowa" This is nothing more
than fairness demands. The preacher
editor of that paper should remember
the golden maxim Of our lowly Savior
whose sacred vestments he affects to
veal with what sincerity We leave
him and the observant world to judgel:
"Whatsoever We would that others
should do unto you, do We ever so unto
them" Thus only will your profess
ions of Christianity be effective and
your preaching potent for good.
ALBANY FoUNDRY.-The citizens of
Albany may well feel proud of this SUI
perior manufacturing establishment,
for there is no other of the kind in the
State that employs any better facilities
or can turn out any better work We
last week inspected an s-horse power
engine, manufactured al this establish
ment for the elevator of Boards ware
house, at Tangent Station, which we
unhesitatingly pronounce equal if not
superior to any engine manufactured
on the coast. It is perfect in all its
parts, Symmetrical in model, and its
material is of the most superior kind.
Mr.. Cherry is continually adding new
features to his establishment, and it is
now equal in its appointments and ma
chinery to any foundry in the valley.
In addition to making steam engines,
mill and agricultural machinery, ETC.,
he has the exclusive right of this val
ley for the manufacture of Degroat's
Patent Iron Fence-the handsomest
and most convenient fencing for GENE
terry lots, etc., of which we have any
knowledge. Mr.. Cherry turns out
work at San Francisco prices, and we
trust the citizens of this section of the
State will give him their patronage
He is prompt, reliable and accommo-
dating, and is deserving of a liberal
support from the public. Read his
new advertisement elsewhere.
HURRAH o THE FoURTH!-Every
possible arrangement has been made
to render the celebration at this city of
Independence Day an eminent success.
The Albany Brass Band has been Sc
cured for the day, the Albany Fire
Company will parade in uniform, a
brilliant Grafton may be expected from
Hon. c. G. Curl, of Salem, and Capt.
Humphrey will read the immortal
Declaration in the highest style of the
evolutionary art. The Fair Grounds
will be thrown open for the festivities
of the day, the spacious Pavilion will
be arranged for dancing, and ample
evergreen bowers will be arranged for
those who prefer to lounge in the shade
rather than engage in the more exhil-
Grating pastime of base ball, ~croauet,
making love to the pretty girls, ETC.
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