The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-11
suGLE NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN

session was ever held. NJ. b.
RUGLE NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Texas pledges 35, 900 majority 70,
Greeley.
The New Orleans Italians have n
Christopher Columbus Greeley club.
1t is estimated that the Grant VIC
tory in Maine cost 100000 aside
from what was collected in the State.
In Monroe county, Wis, the Re
publican county officers. including
County Judge Steebe. haev gone oyeI
to Greeley.
Vermont gave $4,000 Radical ma
jority at the late election there. In
1850 it gave Grant 32,l Radical
loss-over 200.
The vote Of Maine has increased
20, 900 since the last election-by the
importation of Radical votes probab-
ly, and still there was large Demo
cratic gain.
The Greeley and Brown Club oi
Topeka, Kansas, numbers, according
to the Record, SIS members, more
than 100 OF whom are wcll-hnown
Republicans.
The Legislature of West Virginia.,
to meet on Thursday, Nov. 81. will
contain 3 Republicans out of 81 in
the Senate, and II Republicans out
of 65 in the House.
Chief Justice Chase writes TO n
friend in Cleveland: ~ make no Sc
cret OF my conviction that the highest
interests OF country require the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Greeley. or of my inten-
ton to vote for him."
The Gloversville (N. Y. Standard
the first, and for many years the only
Republican paper in Fulton county,
has come out for Greeley and Brown.
having waited in vain for nearly
four years for the iulfllment OF the
peoples prayer for peace"
A Portland chap, who was pur-
chased at low figure by Ben Holla-
day last spring, excuses himself by
saying the Democratic party needed
purifying. On these grounds bis
withdrawal from the party is certain
ly excusable. 1t breaths freer since
he left.
We are informed that petitions are
already being circulated among the
Grant members of the Legislature
asking the removal OF Messrs, Wake
field, Hinman and Bowlby from
their respective Offices, because of their
opposition to the will of Holladay in
the Senatorial fight.
A Radical of Missouri assured n
colored voter of Center, recently, that
the election of Grant TO the Presiden-
cy was foregone conclusion
"Why," said he, "threc States-Che-
cawgo, Canady, and one of the Caro-
lyny's-have already gone for him. p
That settles the question.
On the train of the Catholic excur-
sionists to Kansas City, last Sunday,
vote was taken on the Presidential
question, which resulted as follows:
For O'Conor, 3; for Grant, At; for
Greeley, 596. Thus it will be seen
that the policy pursued by some OF
Administration papers, in persecut-
ing and caricaturing the Catholic
Church is beginning to bear fruit.
B. T. Dowell says A. G. Gibbs
was defeated for the U. S. Senate in
1866 through the treachery of Andy
johnson. What silly falshood.
He was defeated through the treach-
cry of Ben. Simpson, the presen
leader of the Great side of the
House of Representatives, who pre-
tende d to be for Gen. Nesmith but
who was really for himself. Andy
johnson had about as much to do
with it as Dowell had to do. with
King James Translation.
Hon. Garrett Davis, U. S. Senator
from Kentucky, died at Paris, in that
State, the latter part of last month. r.
He commenced his political career as
a Clay Wing, succeeded Hon. Jno. G.
breckenridge in the U. s. Senate, as
Unionist. supported the war for the
Union, but pcrsistently fought the. in
fringement lof the Constitution and
the efforts to trampae on the rights OF
the States, and died in the harness as
a Demo crat. His loss will be regret
ted by his political opponents as well
as his political friends.
The Chicago Mail runs Hon.. Lydia
Thompson for .Vice-President. And
it will not be surprising if she runs
the Chicago Mad. She did thet to