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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

GREELEY TALKS PLAINLY.


The following extract is from the
speech delivered by Horace Greeley,
at his reception at Portland, Maine,
on the 10th instant. We commend it
TO the careful consideration OF Demo
Gratis who may fear that Mr.. Greeley
will be partial, when elected, to those
who may have accorded with him in
his past political views:
No person has ever yet made the
fact known that he proposed To sup
port or actually did support my nomi.
nation, whether at Cincinnati or Bal
timore, or in any action which result
ed in sending delegates 10 either Con-
yention, as basis 10 claim for office.
No one who favored my nomination
before either Convention has sought
Office at my hands, either for himself
or any one else, nor has any one sug-
gested to me that | might strengthen
myself as candidate by promising TO
appoint any one to any important Of
fee whatever in any instance. OF
this | am certain. Some of the small
er fry of politicians have, since my
double nomination, limited TO me by
letter that l might increase my
chances by promising postoffice or
some such place to my volunteer cor
respondents respectively. have not
usually responded TO these overtures,
but l now give general notice that,
should l be elec. ed, | will consider
the claims Of those untimely aspirants
after those of more modest and reti-
cen: persons shall have been fully sat
isfied. .[AppIause.]
In two or three instances ! have
been asked say whether ! would not,
if elected, confine my appointments to
Republicans. answer these by
pointing to that plank of the Cincin
natl platform wherein all who concur
in the principles therein set forth, are
cordially invited to participate in their
establishment and vindication. Inev-
er yet heard of man who invited his
neighbors to house raising and then
proceeded to kick them out Of it as
soon as the roof was fairly over his
head. For my own part / recognize
every honest man who approves and
adheres to the Cincinnati platform as
my political brother, and as such fully
entitled to my confidence and friendly
regard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

Ben Butler says if Greeley is cleo
ted We shall lose all we gained in the
war. If this should happen, a grca,
many shoddy aristocrats would return
TO their normal condition of dirt
shovelers and pot singers. Besides
this, number of Southern families
would recover their silver and Butler
would loose his spoons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
MANLY ADVICE.

That obscene publication. Hupr's
lTeekiy., aud It's "teuder,a the New
York Times both leading Grant or
gans, loose no opportunity to traduce
and slauder ICatholics. Commenting
upon this, the Catholic ,Sc,,ti,ael, Of
Portland, says;
Let few of our friends note its
columns till next November, and cut
and preserve for reference every arti-
Gle. letter and paragraph, which may
appear in them in which our faith is
insulted or misreprescntcd, and hold
the Republican party (of which it is
still q prominent organ) responsible
for every line therein contained. II
the supporters of President Grant fail
to repudiate the Times, let them take
the responsibility and punishment
that awaits them in November.
The Sentinel proceeds to admins.
tor to its Catholic readers the follow.
ing practical advice IN regard to the
proper manner to abate those public
nuisances or to chastise them for their
insolence:
1t ill-becomes truth and sterling
worth, as represented in the character
of Catholicism and Irish nationality,
to remain silent, when the foe to both
is bold and defiant. They have the
power, if they exert it, to take beau
tifnl revenge, without resorting to
reprehensible measures. Let them
sustain fearles and powerful press,
when it battles in their cause let its
valuable efforts be seconded, let its
labors be requited, aud It's work be
eountenanced and recognized in its in
crease and extension. To do it's work
fully, it must draw largely upon the
resources awarded to its industry and
men by the generosity of its readers
With them it remains-it is their
bounden duty in many instances to
show their appreciation in as marked
manner as the extended circulation
of the journals hostile TO faith and ma
ton witnesses on their side. Wher
influential newspapers, receiving. some
say. their inspiration, whilst Others
say, their subsidy, for the Federal Ad
ministration, join hands with the Udr
pers and others. in endeavoring to
blacken reputation and SANDER relig
ions tenets, il is time that some more
adequate aid was offered TO thos'
struggling against such large Odds
Irishmen and Catholics, your interests
are closely bound together; with yot
lies the ability to checkmate th'
movement against you. We know
enough of your innate zeal and energ!
to predict for you, when aroused, ;
victory over ialsehood and calumny
and complete reversal OF the opinior
and sentiment which at the present
time evil doers have impressed agains'
you.
The Sentinel is right in its estimate
of the depravity of those organs o
the Grant Administration, but If j
supposes for moment that they ca,
be reformed and made tolerant ant
respectable 1t is gravcly in error. s.
long as the hand which feeds then
has access to the National Treasur,
they will continue TO flaunt their i'll
science in the faces OF whomsovc
they feel disposed TO misrepresen
and malign.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
WEEKLY TEr.EGRAPHIc SUMMARY.

The Liberals of the Ninth Mis-
souri, District have. nominated Gen.
James Craig for Congress.
Dan. Voorhees, is s.umping Indi-
ana for Greeley.
Mexican outlaws are committing
outrages upon TEXANS along the Mex
lean border.
The propeller "Metis" was wreck
ed off Long Island on the night of
the 29th ult. About fifty persons
were lost.
The cholera has appeared in the
Western part Of the Russian Empire.
The Empress Charlotte was rapid
ly sinking on the 1st inst.
The trial of Marshal Bazaine, now
progressing at Paris, is developing
facts which tend to confirm his
treachery in the surrender of Metz.
No appointment has yet been made
to Fill the vacancy at st. Petersburg,
occasioned by the resignation of Cur
tin.
Queen Victoria credits the Stanley
Livingston letters as genuine and has
presented Stanly with neat memo
rial of her regard.
Mexico is still unquiet.
Revolutionists remain defiant.
The Cathedral of Canterbury,
London, was badly injured by fire
on the Sd instant.
North Carolina advices state that
Merriman has decided not to contest
Caldwell's election.
1t is said that the real name OF
Stanley. the discoverer of DIR. Liv-
ingstone, is John Rowland, and that
he is a native of Wales.
The Tribune says nominations for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
of New York are conceded to the
Democrats. An effort will be made
to induce Judge Church to accept
the nomination.
The San urges Horatio Seymour's
nomination as the only way to insure
success. t. M
It is thought the Congressman-at.
Large will be given to the Liberals
/ and William Doosheimer, Of Buffalo
is most prominently named for it. Il
Gen. Dix is undecided in regard
to his acceptance of the nomination
of candidate for Governor, rendered
him BY the New York Grant State
Convention. NJ. 3. ..sa IS w 4...a d
I The Communists lie France and
Ciuserette have been sentenced K
death.
France has just paid SOC, ,o0o, ,oot
to the German indemnity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

w. E. Chandler, while in Washing
ton, few days ago, said that his
Committee were receiving frantic
appeals for money from all parts of
the country, urging that it be forwar-
ded Immediately, or all would be lost.
Chandler also said that the Commit
tee were SO divided in council and as
to the plan to be pursued in the pres
ent campaign that they were useless
to themselves and everybody else in
the present crisis. 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

THE PASTA writer who staked
his all on the Southern cause and lost,
says: THE past is gone, its record
has passed away and its dead have
been buried with it. Whatever OF
good it may have brought is but little
consolation to those who have passed
away with it; its evil can bring moth
ing to those who sleep beneath the
sod. Its lessons it may be well to
bear IN mind, simply as miles stones
once passed are borne in mind by the
weary traveller. The present is with
us; we can control it in accordance
to the will of Providence. The flu
ture,is in the hands of our children
but by wise action we may mould and
shape it for good or evil. The wise
man remembers only the traditions OF
the past as he may profit by them =
he CLEANS all the sunshine he can from
the present, and makes the most pru-
dent provisions for the future" And
this sentiment prevails throughout the
Sonth, yet the tyrant of the White
House, with the heart of Nero, sends
bis mercenaries among that people to
steal their substance and crush out
what little remains to them of hope
for the future. The reelection oil
such a man to the Presidential chair
would be to sound the death knell OF
American freedom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
E9TATE.

EN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE AND
II Guardianship OF Jacob Nyc, an insane per-
son. pcrson incapable OF transaciing his
own business. Noticr is hereby given that by
virtue OF an orScr OF sale. made and entered of
record by tn. County Court OF Linn county. Or.
egon. mt the September term thereof, 1S7l. j will
sell at the Court House door. at Albany, Ore
sson, at public auction, on Saturday, the 9TH day
Of October. 1872. at l O'Clock p. NJ, of said
day. that is between the hours OF O'Clock A.
". and o'clock T. n. OF said day. the follow
In. described real estate belonging to said ward,
to-xit Commencing at q point - chains north
of the Southwest corner of the Donation Land
Claim or Jacob Sye, 1t being claim Not. No.
2a65 and Claim No. "A, in TIP. b. :. r.. west
Linn county. Oregon. and running thence
north Il chains east lJ0 chains. south Il chains.
ives; IoU chains to the place OF beginnins-con-
tanning 10 acres more or less, lying and being
in Linn county. Oregon. Terms of sale are
onc-haif OF purchase price to be paid down in
U. s. gold coin, and the residue TO be paid In U.
=. gold coin, with per cent. interest per month
in six months. with approved security by mort
gage on the premises, upon the notice, terms
and conditions as by law prescribed.
+. NJ. POWELL. Guardian.
GEO. Il HELM, Atty for Guardian.
Sept o, 1872. niwf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

In Springfield, Illinois, where
some of the Administration speakers
had stated there We're large number
Of German Grant men, the German
citizens recently held meeting and
took vote. The result was |, ,10J for
Greeley. 20 for Grant. and 81 doubt
ful. In ] ssria. similar vote showed
Iso f.; G.s IL ;, 25 for Grant, and so
dorhtfrs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

Ohio is arousing. The Steubenville
Gazette gives two columns of the
names of Republicans who have come
out for Greeley, and are forming
Greeley, and Brown clubs. Says the
Gazette. "We might fill our paper
two or three times showing how the
tide is running"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

Gen. William Schnnlar, Of Massa.
chusetts, always Republican, and a
prominent one, has published letter
cutting himself loose from the Grant
party, and declaring his purpose to
support Mr.. Greeley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

President Grants thirty-fve thous-
and dollar cottage by the sea was
presented by eight subscribers, ac-
cording to Mr.. A. T. Stewart. Yet
it is said that President Grant has
never taken gift.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

"WTrH TUE DISTINCT UNDERSTANDING rHAr
~ ELECTED SHALL BE rne PRgsIpexr, NOT OF
Il PARTY. Bur rHE wHoLg PEOPLE, Accspr
THE MASSES OF our couSrRYaEN, NoRrn AND
Souru, ARE EAGER TO CLASP HANDS ACROSS
TUE BLOODY cHAsH WHICH mas TOO ono ptvED-
ED THEM, FORGETTING THAT THEY HAVE REEs
ENEMIES IN rus JoYFuL CONSCIOUSNESS rHAr
THEY ARE AND MUST HEScgFoRrs REMAIN
BRETHREN. HORACE GREELEY"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

While at Baltimore, some one
asked General Benning, What are
Mr.. Stephens and General Toombs
doing?" The General replied, "They
are trying to dig up yesterday, but
il wont comcn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

Gents French rubber toilet goods. Samples
rs, IS and 40 cents. Also large variety Of
fancy pictures Of all kinds at 10 cents each or
3 for Is cents. Send me three cent stamp
and get one Of my circulars. Address J. D.
Mouutfort, Box 116, Washington, D. G. Sm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

Seen. Pillow is for Grant" We
are glad to hear this, as Gen. Grant
will want pillow when be is put in
his little bed next November. 3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. Administrator OF the estate
Of Hugh y. George, deceased. has fled IN the
County Court OF Linn county, his final ac-
counts In said estate, and that said County
County has appointed
Iuesolav, tie Sfh day Of October, 1872,
for the hearing of said ntal accounts and for
tine settlement of said estate.
BY order Of J.. y. Tandy. County Judge.
JESSE ". GEORGE, Admir-.
k;eTyscmbrr T. ls7s-n;w3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

The Decora lIowa) Press, hereto
fore strong Grant paper, lowers bis
name and goes for Greeley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
EIoiIoway,s FILLS and Ointment

Armed with this great antidotc, the fiery ordeal
In passed through and the sufferer once more
restored TO the Possession Of unimpared health.
These pills are equally eficacious In all female
com plants, and distractions at the dawn Of
womanfIood. Sold everywhere. Is cents pcr
box or pot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
We ellp the FOLLOWING from the Troy q. 81

"Whig"
"sorne three months since Dr. r. ". Pierce
Of Buffalo, coInmeBccd advertising In the
"Whig" an article called "Dr. 5ages Catarrh
Remedy" We believed Mt that time II WIS
Of the many catch-pepny arrangements To
swindlc people out Of their money, but during
tho past few weeks have become convinced to
the contrary. We know OF several prominent
citizens who have suffered from thft loathsoIne
disease "catarrh." and they pronounce Dr.
Sage's Remedy no bumbug, and In several In
stances have been entirely cured. We desire To
give Dr. Pierce the benefit Of the same.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE f!
A MOST DESIRABLE
FARM FOR SALE !


vN,HE UNDERSIGNED oFFErss Fol. SALE
IL "A farm consisting Of 30 acres. all fenced
In and cross-fenced fnew plankt. There are 125
acres in finest cultivation. any part Of which is
suited for faii piowing and susceptible Of the
highest culture. The land IL rich, high and
rolling. The balance Of the farm Is In pasture
land oI the very best kind. The farm Is we'll
projected from the north and west winds by
timber. which also affords ample frcwood.-
There is on the place orchard Of choicest
varieties OF truit--the orchard being In much
better condition than is even usually seen in
this land Of big red apples" The farm is
abundantIy supplied with pure water.
LOCATION.
The farm Is situate three miles norfh-west Of
Shedds Railroad Station: two and a half miles
south.wesi OF Tangent Station: seven miles
from Corvallis. and ten miles south of Albany.
TERMS OF SALE
offer the farm for sale a: the extraordinarily
low Price Of S-j.Jo per acre. and will give the
purchaser accommodating and easy terms.
The place IL generally recognized by all who
have knowledge Of 1t as being the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

6No no TURRELI4sS FOR GENTS
NJ Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods of
all descriptions. He has also large stock Of
noys, Clothing. Hats Shirts, etc, which be Is,
selling very low.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
sAERFFrs SALE.

VETANTED..-we viii give energetic men
w and women Business that win Pay
from "a to SS per day. can be pursued at your
own homes, and is strictly honorable. Send for
samples that will enable you to go to work at
once. Address $40 e 81
j. LATHAM q CO.,
n1w6 292 Washington ST., Boston. Mass.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06
BEST FARM IN LINN COUNTY.

have raissd wheat upon II this year. with
ordinary cultivation, on an average OF THyKTY-
FIvE RUSH Els PEE ACRE.
For further terms ard particulars inquire Of
". l.. YANTIS,
vsnimG Albany. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06


NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

TNoR WARE. GLASSWARE. CRoCKERY,
&C., &c., 60 to WHEELER
nj SHEDD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-06

oysters AND SARDINES, NUTS AMI
" Candies, and other knck knaeks by
WHEELER at SH EDD.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-23

Notkithstsaxag the strenuous efforts
of Ignatius Doanelly, (the keen little
Paddy who SO numerically blackguarded
Elihn Washburne ON the floor Of Co, =
greasy and tho efforts Of his associate
soreheads and Postum allies, Minnesota
gives not only an augmented Republican
majority on the general ticket. but in
creases the majority Of Republicans in
either house of the Legislature Here is
the summing up Of the result IS given by
the Minneapolis Tribune:
Elsewhere We publish . full roster Of the next
Legislature. The Republican majority il II in
the Senate, and 50 in the House-total 73-or
twice - great-minus las the entire Democrat
tc membership in both houses. which 10 81. Last
year the Densocr.fs coanted nsre in The 6enste
and more in the House than this year-which
it was because they didn't have any Liberal Re-
publicans to help them.
We notice in looking over the names
of the elect that onr old friend and whilom
Nevada politician, Ex-Governor Stephen
Miller, has been elected . member of the
Lover House. It is pretty sure thing
that the Governor gave his constituents
some rafting stump speeches.
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POSTAL REGULATIONS. - Fred Timer
wants the people to understand what fol-
lows. No newspaper or magazine win Be
delivered en- which The Postage has not
been prepaid at the mailing Office until
the postage has been paid At least one
quarter in advance, or until the transient
rate has been paid. This rule applies to
the mailing of papers by newsdealers as
well as by publishers. Only weekly pa
pers can be delivered to Subscribers hv-
ing ia the county where they are psb-
hshed free Of charge, but such weekly
papers must be mailed by the publishers
in order to be exempt from postage.
Publishers sending specimen papers re-
quired to pay postage thereon. Do not for
get this, and let Fred rest.
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The WAGON Road MEETISG.-The sub
scribers to the Columbus Wagon Road
scheme SHOULD not forget that there is :
meeting called for tonight. at the Dis
trict Court Room, in whose proceedings
they are interested
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Tickets % Each ~. DIX for %.

This Legal Enterprise u esdossed b! the high
eSt authority Of the State and best busineiA men.
Over one-han the Tickets taken before Octo-
Der LIST. The limited number on hand VIII be
fuEniahoa those who apply A1st.
Moaey can b sent By nail. II Regiaaesed Let
tefs. Pos O6ce MOaey Orders. o. BY Express.
All Prizes will be paid in fall. AoExxs
WANTED. For full particulars sadres
in. PATTEE,
nos General Manager. Omaha, Neb
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distance these an the sure and hope IN
spiring gyms Of Hat permanent and pos
porous future which we long ago had
faith in md which We have predicte in
the face Of doubt and depression many
time and oft in the dull days Of the past.
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NAaANrEn.-A ysang 10y e - q:
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ers Of tickets at the conclusion OF the Concert
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REFoRTs have reached Washington that
The Scientific and Exploring Expedition
which has been maxim; . tour through
Northwestern Texas, has found an album
dance Of copper and coal there, aud some
silver. 4rsy--. .-.- =--ase
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The dravins will take place a Virginia. Ne
vada, the time of which due notice will be given
70 soon as enough tickets have been sold TO pay
the State proportion for the Asylum Fund, a
veil the Prizes in fun. that baing the purpose
Of the Trustees.
All unsold tickets in the hands of Agents win
lie called in before the time set for drawing
Tickets Of Admission S In Gold Coin
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tiers deposited in the Letter Boz up to 10 O'Clock
P. n. will be forwarded by the night train.
s30-lw b. F. RICE, Agent.
, 1872-12-17

in 1868, and lead the Tom Murphy rabble Of men,
with shoemakers' faces, in 1872, can never be the
independent and courageous successor OF Horace
Greeley, even if the comparison we're not pre-
posterons On all grounds.
TAKING BACKwATER.
After Mr. Jennings has argued, in 3 sideWise
way, for ruined State rights, he denounces the
country because leach State has power to make
laws for ITSELF and there is no uniformity in the
regulation OF society" In the next turn, he de-
nounces Congress for shaving swept away, by
it's own fat, the whole Judiciary system Of ten
States" Yet he says that the central Supreme
Court has nothing to do but to stand helplessly
and look on at the miscarriage OF itn decisions
Mr. Jennings then charges that the Office OF Sem
ator of Pennsylyania had been bought and sold
for gold which he will not now dare to repeat
on the same holder Of it. a whole chapter ia de-
voted to party government as the corrupter Of
all the interests and institutions OF America
Free argument and discussion are easily sup
pressed IN the popular branch OF the Legisla-
lature, and tyranny, unheard Of under other
Constitutional Governments, is imposed upon
the minority"
We are excited to know that this is the same
jennings who Gbelled Schurz and Irnmbull
all tho last campaign, and WAS the loudest
derstand, in this connection, q passage on
page l59: San American politician must be
discouraged and huzuiliated when he looks round
upon the men with whom he is obliged to act,
and makes himself acquainted with the condi
tons uRoa Which this suRPort HSa and fidelity must
vol supported; the emoluments at the disposal
of the party in power flow safely into distant
channels and the man that does his work knows
that he is sure Of his pny."
previously had remarked over dead lions
grave, with the indecent haste Of unworthy
rivalry: "Ihe consequences Of Mr. Greeley's
death cannot be o7er-estimated to the New York