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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18
Our NeighbOr OH a GNsll.

The Albany Democrat is over
flowing with gushing auguinity
relative to the result Of the October
election for Congressman. The sad
dispensation which renders an elec-
ton for that office necessary has
scarcely transpired, ere that journal
claims q victory. The vacancy it
fills at once with a Democrat,
though the name ofthat lucky NOR
tai it fails to give. For some rea-
son or other, which no one but the
sapient writer OF that Journal can
even guess, a Republican majority
of over 1000 votes in the State, is
going to "clear the track" and allow
the Democratic nominee, whomso-
ever he may be-good, bad, or in
different-to run straight into the
office of Representative. 1t seems
to forget that the character of each
party has not changed whit since
the last election; that the same
motives and ideas which united Re.
publicans then will prevail now;
that while the latter has an eye to,
and will strive to nominate its best
and strongest man, it will not cease
to regard principle as paramount;
and will never cast its vote for the
nominee of a party whose character
is synonymous with that Of insta-
bility, corruption and fraud.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

DIR. j. A. Chapman, Of Portland,
has published q card in the Oregonidn,
resigning his position as Chairman OF
the Democratic State Central Commit
tee, and enonnced all further allegi-
anCe to the so-Called Democratic party.
believing as do" says the Doctor,
'that the Republican party is the true
party Of progress, and best calculated
to promote the welfRre Of the State
and nation, It shall henceforth receive
my unqualified support" The Re-
publican party has room for more
when they choose 70 cOnae.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

REV. VAN CLEvE says that be-
cause Mitchell has been q "good
boy" in Oregon, he is not charge
able with crimes committed in
Pennsylvania. Does the murderer
escape the halter by living a brief
period in uprightness. = Benton
Democrat.
We did not sag any such thing,
neither is the language we used
susceptible OF any such interpreta-
tion. Our position is clear enough,
MI, Head, without your trying to
lager. Head it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

The Oregontan calls us a theoretical
bigamist. Our editorials will show
the falsity of this allegation. Did We
desire to learn lessons of practical du-
plicity, though, and shrewdly laid
plans of treachery against the party
which the Oregonian claims to lead. we
would follow in its political lead. 1t
will be fortunate" for the party when
that journal drops its mask Of "theo-
retical" Republlcanism, and comes out
in its true, practical colors, a Democrat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

The Benton Democrat in alluding to
us says: "The reverend has laid aside
his surplice and wig, and donned the
armor Of a political demagogue," etc.
That Head must have been added
when 1t wrote that, and taken us for
somebody else. We never wore such
toggery IN our life.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

The trial OF Captain Jack and his
associates has been concluded, and the
Comission has dispersed. The verdict
of the Court Martial will not be di-
yulged until it has been passed upon
by the officer commanding the Depart
mp,t
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18
Republican state Central Committee.

G. w. Parrish. Chairman Of the Re
publican State Central Committee,
Issues his call for the meeting Of the
Committee on the 9TH day of August
next, at Eugene City.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18

Governor Grover has issued a
writ for a special election to be held
on the second Monday in October
next, to fill the vacancy in Congress
caused by the death OF Hon. Joseph
G. Wilson.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-18
OUR COLUMNIATORs.

tic abuse and Misrepresentation from
Democratic journals. We are
charged with regarding seduction,
adultery, theft and bigamy" as not
contrary to good morals, and such
epithets as "Reverend hypocrite,"
"clerical wolf," etc, are applied to
us with unrestrained freedom. It
is not pleasant to be SO treated, and
yet take away from the Democratic
press of Oregon, as conducted by
the Salem Mercry, for instance
the organ of the Governor of the
State-the habit OF treating every
question at issue from the stand
point Of SANDER and abuse, and its
chief element Of strength is destroy
ed. A journalism that mingles
courtesy with argument, the ofshoot
Of culture and gentlemanly instinct,
seems to have no attractions for
such journals as the Salem Nercury.
Like the hog in the mire, the grow
cling instinct Of such journals leads
them to wallow in the filth of mis-
representation; like the Digger In
dian, their most toothsome aliment
is derived from the bugs and worms
of abusive epithets. No pity or
sympathy refnes their souls, but
deep-seated malice and revenge,
and Durning hate, blister the paper
upon which they write. To be just
and courteous in the treatment OF a
political opponent, would be an act
as new to them as the virtuous
thought that would prompt it would
be novel. It is no discredit to a
man to be abused by such journals;
it is a compliment. 1t is no dis
credit to a journalist to be opposed
in principle to such writers, it is
conclusive evidence that he is right.
The approval Of the devil is no
recommendation to one who is try
ing to do right. Our argument re-
latiye to Senator Mitchell, is to
show mercy to an erring mortal
struggling to atone by a virtuous
life for the sins of the past. The
Mercury says, "your teaching don't
suit us" lflt did, Mr.. Mercury,
we would Immediately review our
premises to see what false position
we had unwitingly taken. You
confess your delight in nosing your
way into the sacred precincts of a
mans private life. Hyena-like, the
greater the putrid mass Of fostering
corruption you would find, the
higher enjoyment; and you would
exhibit the disgusting, loathsome
mass, piece by piece, to your read
ers. mat being your confessed
taste, sir, we are glad our teaching
don't suit" you. We prefer to let
a public mans past private charac-
ter alone, where its exposure would
subserve no public end but that Of
personal hate, or party rancor In
our treatment of the case of Mr..
Mitchell, we have said nothing
which can even be tortured into re-
garding seduction, adultery, theft
and bigamy," or any other crimes,
as anything but wrong; and our
professional reputation we are will.
ing to risk among those who know
US best.
Dr. J. A. CHAPMAN, of Portland,
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lPAcIFIC COAST NEWS.

In six weeks the Utah narrow
guage railroad will be open from
Corinne to Franklin.
There were 81 deaths in Frisco
last week.
About four miles from Jackson,
Cal, on Tuolumni river, Geo. Hoes
enfelt, while engaged in catching
fish by killing them with giant
powder, had a cartridge explode
in his hand blowing away one side
of his body and mutilating him hor-
rbly. One OF his arms and portions
of his side had not been found.
Col. Ilumason of the Dalles has
corn growing the stalks Of which
are ten feet high.
The Sisters of Charity are about
to open a school for young ladies Of
Corvallis.
The Corvallis Gazette urges upon
the City Fathers to have that place
furnished with water from Msry's
Creek.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel ofPort.
land, was sold at auction last Sat
urday to Mr. S. G. Reed for $22,-
900. Last year $40, 900 was offered
for it, and refused, says Bulletin.
Shad to the number of $4,000
were placed in the Sacramento river
at Tehams, Cal, recently.
The Corvallis losses by fire dur
ing the past year amounted to 49,
800.
A case Of partial sun-stroke oc
CURED at Jacksonville last week.
Salmon, large and nice, were re-
Gently caught at Salem.
w. +. Potter, OF Corvallis, was
badly injured by being thrown from
a horse last week, says Gazette.
A large rattleSnake was killed in
Jacksonville last week.
Not man staggered in Oakland
on the Fourth, says an exchange.
Experts in carrying, likely.
George A. Whitney has been ap-
pointed Commissioner of Deeds for
Oregon, to reside in Pittsburg, Pa.
MIR. Mills, Of Jackson county, by
the slipping Of crowbar, on the
29th uIt., was struck by it on the
breast and severely injured.
Parties on the Ysquina have
sent for a boring apparatus East, TO
assist them in prospecting for coal,
which it is thought will be found
in rich abundance along the river
and bay.
The Indians at Siletz have
thousand acres of grain growing,
which looks we'll. They need more
teams and o saw mill.
Sixteen Oranges are now reported
in Oregon.
An Encampment of the Champ
ons of the Red Cross has been or
ganized at Oakland.
The Beaver Hosiery Company Of
Jefferson works up 1000 pounds of
wool per month. The establish
ment turns out 270 pairs Of socks,
beside quantity Of ladies' hose,
daily.
According to the Mercury o lit
tie girl, near Jefferson, who was
bitten by a rsttlesnake, not long
since, was saved by drinking about
a quart of whisky :.
The stockholders in the patent
candlestick, invented by A. Il.
Rogers, Of Union county, are happy
over the fact that the patentee was
offered S25, 600 for the entire right.
Salem has a burgar whose thiev-
ing ambition is satisfied with obtain
ing plenty of viCtusls.
Rev. A, w. Sweeney, County
School Superintendent OF Walls
Walla, has just apportioned $4,-
750 90 Of school money for July
Of this year.
James Conlon was caught in the
act Of furnishing liquor to an Indian
near Wslls Wslla last week. He
now laDguisEes.
The wife OF Thomas Ryan, Of
Portland, died last Tuesday from
iniuYiea which she raceived snrAe
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60
CONSU MPTION

Victims OF this awful disease are found in every
Ueighborhuod, in a,mOst every house
For them and for their frend- we have tidinrz Of
good cheer aud hopc-thc announcement OF a most
important di-cove y. firmly based upon common
sens" and reason, by which the terrible maladv l.
po itiyrly controlled and it, victims are restored
to health
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GILMAN! GILMAN!

Pages Climax SalVe, a Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without Il scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant Il tOcure Screfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chi!blains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and SpraiHS.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-larirgper-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is Il compound of
Arnica, with many other EX-
tracts and Balsams, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
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M tho Farmers Autobiography farty
unanimously adopted in County Conver
tiop. in the Court House, in kock iSiAn'
September 6, 1873. ..,.,, ., o.
yururAs. In accordance with the spiru ~ n I,
form of Constitutional poRulsII. ls,3, a. intend
political power inherent 10 wy p'op ,,yroarhmeut
an nne eiaas OF IL citizens upon the tguls w., w.
nr All others aud In the enactment OF NV aniy
government OF the whole ihll poN " snch inst A
E,syitimately used for the framing Oh svoI 49, !
equal laws as will bear alike upon III
fndlvidualsi and ..,.h tncsit
wHEE1As This political power OF seSn Az ~,
ble value 10 the people, has been perNeIts u 70
inst and proper ends and Objects, anu pIoo lne
sabsorve thc aelnAh ends Of Designing lnroush
enactment OF unjust and unequal g salib, the
dr,r,msnt and al the expense u men 20 a elear
,nanv forrns al leralizcd exisS llst rlgnIs,
Resotrsd, Ihst wv aver remain With the
a.Sus s.e,,sr sgmpreher and curporAuohs can
Rssoissd That u,s,og,oi ny ~ ~ ,ntcrea,s
the snNeis ~ aud whenever this power l. /
people, .s other than those promotive OF
only DC PoY Of al, then a can and ought 10 be /
puIposese will Of the sovereign people.
OF lnv That We take our stand on the princi /
tassSiual rights aud exact justice for all, aud /
We privileges for none,
ssolpsd, Thatwe are opposed to all forms Of mo. /
gpely as an outragcAnd offence against the mass
IS % the people
htsOtttus ihht We arr oppu-cu 70 every form OF /.
hieving,hy which the farmers and laborug classes /
re robbed % the Legitimate frnits Of their labor
ResOlred, That we arr Ia favor OF controlling by
aw the railroad corporations 81 our state.
Rssofrsd, That we are opposed % all further /
rants OF land 10 railroad other corporations and
believe that the public domain should be held sa-
red for actual settlers and ia favor Of law by
which every houorably discharged colder or hi /.
heirs may use such discharge IN any government
and Office IN full payment fora quarter section Of
public land.
Rssoircd, That We are In favor Of such modidca- I
Hons Of our banking system, will extend it- ben
It, 70 the whole people, and thus destroy all mo-
lOpoly enjoyed by favored few.
Resolved, That demand the repeal OF the back
alary law and the return 10 the United States treas
iry Of all such moneys received Hereunder BY
members Of Congress, and also a repeal Of the law
Increasing salaries and the liking OF lower and
more reasonable compensation for our public OH /
'err.
Rcsolred, That we are In favor Of a true system
u civil service reform, making honesty and capaci
y the only test for Official position.
RfsDired, That the rapid Increase Of our ordinary
expenses, and the constantly growing burdens of
nxatiou which are pressing US down, indicate a
want Of care and economy IN the management Of
iur county afairs, and demand invcstigl alton. re-
rcuchmcut and reform
ResOirsd That invite all persons 20 cooperate
with us who are opposed to monopoles aud IN Ia
gor Of equal Justice 10 ALL IN the election Of men
10 once whom we know TO be honest and compe-
ent
Rssolrsd, That we are in favor Of tariff for rev
nm YuIv
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Darts from the Devil; or Cupid Abused

book just issued, exposing the personals that
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history and lesson. STYLISH VILLAINS FULLY Ex-
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the result OF personal" Description Of Living
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,,;-,,,ol prisou. and sent her rejoicing back
10 her friends BIZ rail. The FIRST erect Oh
tb;s hold triumph was a wrathtul demon.
station bv the French Canadian party AZ
the house of the Burlington lady; pu. Wy
that time the story was IN clr o.a ~sre
through the town, and the kIdnaPpe.s ~anv
presently in lively fight before eon, ~;tI
of citizens very anxious 10 auoi = NJ - .ha
tar and feathers. This lnlmauoh VI '1 ~
nossible risk of their schemes Seems "
have discouraged the Canaulan ci" ss.ho,
At any rate they abstained from iursaJ,
hostility, and are said-by corr'spouu
emf Of the Pittsburgh, N. Y. lRepuo'.esss.n
who tells the tale-to be living now IN YIN
ron county, New York. For long unle
however. the adopted daughter and ne
friends were in daily expectation OF anoth
cr summary visitation, or at least some ac'
ION AZ law and while the young lady col
,;nued inlminority she was guarded by ever
nrecantion for safety that vigilant affectii''
could invent. When six or seven yeasIr
;mmunity from any such calamle m
comnaratiyely established the, ST. o sme
The maiden in her fortunate , 10y 80 ~
+, had reached n muturity OF ,lv Who has
l. " anu NY n "',, n tilH had apprehen-
4 herself, that son in iger of abduction
- been already menntthe right to defend
sion thar she w9nst any and all possible
SSs unless she gqhen could the romance of
cd her as his Eve eliminated more poetical-
by corners, ctically than in the recent mar
ny her Riich brings it down to the present
be ly. With such wedding closes pleasant
ndd The adopted daughters story though
mere is still unsOlved that mystery of her
parentage which her infant lips refused to
have explained by Fictitious appearances;
Possibly there is another romance behind
the episode of the Fairfax Poor house, to
be revealed at some future day in one of
those dramatic surprises and genealogical
rectifcations by which reality, no less than
fiction, delights to adjust the manifold COM
plexities of adventurous and erratic human
lIvps
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so yer mothers dead is she p inquired
bootblack yesterday of rather solemn
faced lad, who had come back with his
kit after an absence of day or two.
Yes, she is, replied the boy, then
Strengthening himself up he continued :
And dad did the fair thing by her-seven
more hacks than Mrs-had the other
nay. - Detroit Free Press
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