The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-07
TIC New York Times remarks

VotiikSt sHs rear lSSue N tHy COHlillH
canvass, viz; whether il Il wise or
proper to elees a notAinst Republi-
can as President 10 carry eat a re-
dictionary Democratic policy, by
abuse of the Administration, will
not work. Fifteen Congressional
Committees of investigation have
been inquirng eagerly into every
part of General Grants conduct
and have found nothing against
him, which fact is the best answer
to all ISLANDERS inverted by the
plebald opposition.
James Gordon Bennett died of
old age. His lower limbs were
paralyzel for several mouths, and
he was fully impressed with the idea
that he could not long survive.
His estate is valued at $l0,0O0,.
900. He leaves the WcrdM with
buildings and real estate connected
with it to his son, and provides that
it r.ust never be sold, but always
remain in the family. Ills Fifth
Avenue mansion he leaves to his
wife, and his Washington Heights
property to bis daughter, Jeanette.
4 severe rain storm occurred i'll
Central Illinois, June lst, doing con-
siderable damage.
Delegates to tie Republican Ma
tional Convention were tlocking into
Philadelphia on the 3D.. 1t was the
general opinion that Grant would
be nominated by acclamation. The
friends Of Colax counted $50 votes
for Linn Oh the first ballot.
Il. B. Howard, brother of the
General, says the statements OF
General Hooker in tie San Fran
cisco Chmwicb, So far as they inn
ply a want OF honesty, courage and
prompt abedience to orders at
Charlottesville Oh tile part of Gen.
Howard, are false.
Out of the delegates at large
elected to tile Baltimore Conven-
ton from Pennsylvania, eight arc
in favor of Greeley. 1'he delega-
tion is lead by Congressman Ran
dali ard VIM. A. Walker.
a drunken woman at East Sagi-
raw, Michigan, the other day, ran
her lead through a pane of glass
and cut her nose clean off.
Bonner's colt, >tartle, recently
trotted half a mile at Fleetwood
Park in the wonderful time of 1;04
minutes. This is tie fastest time
ever achieved by any horse i'll harm
ess, with tile exception Of Dexter,
who once performed similar feat.
The Cairo BaHctin, the lead
ing Democratic newspaper ofsouth- |
em Illinois, has for Voorhees, no
softer name than "Democratic Ju-
das."
A Cincinnati man is searching
the West Tor a runaway
wife nd$l0, ,000m bonds which she
took-especially the bonds.
Bishop Wood, Of the Catholic
liocese Of Philadelphia, has direct
I'd his clergy to pray for rain.
The Governor of Rhode Island
las forbidden the boys walking on
tits lest they straddlc the State.
IN Audubon club in Indiana
lunts crows with q stuffed club.
The Supreme Court has decided
at Blathom, Dem, is elected
lieut.. Governor of Florida by As
majority. 4:
In answer to dispatch publish
Il in the Chicago TibWte, to the
fleet that thine out of ten men on
lie streets of Elgin, ILL.,, arc for /
irecly," the Elgin Gazette says q
ositivcly: "Thcre are not in the a
ity Of ElIgin six voters of Repub- !
can antccelents who will vote for !
;recley or Brown" |
New Jersey, which does more G
angling and has more hanging to y
0 than any other State in the
Tnion, will hang a woman on the |,
9th Of July. il
The Indianapolis Journal states o
lat the potato bugs will poll a !
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