The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
TELEGnAPHIc GLEANINcs.
Friday, August 10.

III the speech made dy HOrac,
Greeley ut his reception at Portlan d
Maine, last night. speaking OF the ad
ministration and parties in power
says: Fellow Citizcns-The deposef
and partially exiled Tammany ring
has stolen about thirty million dol
lars from the city of New York-that
was n most gigantic robbery, and
hurled its contrivers and abettors
from power and infamy; but thiey.
ing carpet baggers have stolen al
least three times that amount, stolen
from all citizens and impove rished
the needy, and they still faunt their
prosperous yilliany in the highest
places OF the land and are addressed
us Honorable and Excellency. (Ap-
plaused. / think / hear a voice
from honest people declaring that
their rascality shall be gainful no
ionger-at far.hest, till the fourth
OF March next; by that time those
criminals will have heard q ma
tional verdict pronounced that will
cause them to fold their tents ike
the Arabs and silently steal away:
that, l trust, will be the end of their
stealing at the cost of the good our
country will bring her people.
Saturday. August ~.
Hvana advices OF the 10th say that
The crew OF the iron-clad Nuna,,tia
were suffering from yellow fever
when the vessel sailed, and that the
crew OF another vessel had got her
ready for sea.
The Herald saws of the colored |
Meeting at Cooper Institute. last
'ight, that Saunders, the negro
Democrat, met with scant comfort
ma no courtesy, but was called a liar
nd traitor. 1t is evident that
ireeley will encounter opposition in
be negro vote of this State.
A Washington dispatch says that
laims aggregating Silt 500. 600 have
cen filed before the Mixed Ameri-
an and English Commission from
british sources, for damages sustain
4 by the seizure aud coufiscation of
iockade-rnnners and cargoes by the |,
merican Government.
Sunday, August 1s.
The Democratic and Liberal State
xecutiye Committees of Alabama 1
ere in conference at Talodega. L
hey are agreed upon a ticket con !
sting Of two Liberals and two
emocrats for Electors. The Liber-
$ are pledged to support the Dem L
ratio State ticket which was nomi- d
tied prior to the Baltimore Con- =
ntion.
Wendell Phillips, in reply to the
quest of number of colored citi- I
rs to address them on the political A
'ues, declines to speak, but gives 20 %
views in a letter, in which he eh
Tors Grant in preference to Gree it.
:, though he agrees with Sumner re re
regard to the San Domingo affair. r
Greeley arrived at Portsmouth. N. tie,
, this morning. He was received
a committee and conducted in a
'riage through the densely crowd
streets to Rockingham House.
ere he made speech from the ih'
ps, principally devoted to revo- ,in u,
ionary "reminiscences. ph
Monday, August 10. '.g,
t is stated that at a meeting of ses
,eral Republicans and Democrats a;,, In
}oston to-day it was resolved to ask aeh
lrles Francis Adams to become a the
didate for Governor of Massachu- I'm
$. A telegram on the subject is fun
to have been dispatched to Ge- thai
roy papers state that the Court of org, ars
'eachment pronounced Judge ton,
nard guilty of violation of his It t.
OF office, being unmindful of viii ~ia'
duties of his office, being guilty gloo
orrupt conduct in his office, and ,ty.,'
ty of all the charges in The 00ql r.
les brought up, thirty. one in Hem
ber. ston
Wednesday, August 81. ted.
,e Saratoga Court of Impeach- both
found Judge Barnard guilty, aaas aard
we'd him and pronounced him to to tn ,i'
,alified from holding office. ing t
two members of the Court voted the
lst Observation-Disclosures. Lord ssrar nS
Johnson. are ,
o colored citizens called meet Their
# free citizens in view of the saata - tsa
t attack upon Tubbs Gross, a e~'~
ed Greelev orator, in Covington. -
ectable colored men condemn it.
the parties who warned
! to leave were personal enemies,
wing made many such here. Aw
sre has been great destruction, -
probable. to the crops by the
storms which swept through Frs
al New York. The storm in
an county, having a width of
ile, rooted up trees, destroying
hing before it. AT Youngsville s.,or
liberty, in the same county, the Norm
orchards were destroyed.
e's machine works in Stanford y. Ins e!
destroyed by the lightning. course,
Newind, s family, six persons, above
rostrated by the shock, but III lne !
eceiyed fatal injuries. The
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