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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
we cAN .succREp.

Let Democrats of Oregon go to
work. and organizes vigorous cam.
paign for the extra Congressional
election, and w,tlnan acceptable can
didate, on spirited and outspoken
platform, we are strs cfsuceees. ~
The Radicals are demoralized.
They are divided into opposing cliques
and rings which no amount of argu.
ment, tla,tery-or cajolery can harmon
ize; their State politicians are jealous
and supicious Of each other and their
national leaders have spracliced SO
many infamies that they can no longer
be trusted. The back salary steal,
the Credit MobiIier knavery, the vi.
ena scandal, the Louisiana infarny, and
the Hirple- Mitchell disgrace, disclose
q combination OF outrages such as no
party under the sun can defend or
palllate, aud the people are now only
awaiting an opportunity to manifest
their disgust and abhorrenca of these
iniqui,ies. The Democratic party of
Oregon must make platform which
will denounee these infamies in un.
measured terms, and must place q
man upon the ticket who will arraign
the Radical party npon these charges
aud convict il before every audience
in the State of Oregon. We want a
peoples candidate man who is
heart and soul with the producers and
working classes and who is known TO
be opposed TO transportation monop-
o!ies and all other rings and combina-
tions whose business is TO rob the peo-
pie and enrich bloated corporations.
The people will no longer be used
as cats paws with which to rake the
favored few's chestnuts from the fire.
They will no longer be bound by
party ties aud driven by the party
lash TO support men for Office who are
known to be tools and pail servants
of corrupt rings, nnfeeling spectators
and soulless corporations.
The Democratic party is the party
of the people aud has always been op.
posed 10 the policy of robbing the
many to enrich the few; and in this
campaign it only needs to be irde to
its traditions and consistent with it's
record TO win an overwhelming vic
tory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11

AT st. Josbph, Mo-, there is a GER
tain Nathaniel jackson, person of
color. He has doubts of the fidelity
of Mrs. Nathaniel jackson. When
ever he has occasion TO be absent from
home, (and he is frequently absent,)
before departing he reads to Mrs.
jackson the following impressive doc
ument: Mrs. Mary jackson: / am
your husband, and you must mind mo
other nigger but me. You know that
l will never give you up; willstick
TO you, il have to wade to my chin
in blood to do il. I am bad nigger
when ! get mad, SO look ont for me;
] am coming" And then be goes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11

THE St. Louis Republican, discuss
ing orr new Senator, says that @Ore-
goB is not happy in her celebrities"
and seems TO think the alias business
one of the principle difficulties. To
this the Portland Eoeai,ag Neacs
pertinently adds: The remark is
truly severe and severely true.
Mitchell's is not the only. and it is
doubtful if it is the most conspicuous
exemplification of the fact. Captain
Jack is sailing under an alias. His
name used to be "Keint Poos," and
SO appears on. the Huntington treaty,
which he signed with old Sconchin,
Whether in assuming the name of
Captain jack, he merely assuned his
mothers maiden name is not known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11

CANDIDATES. = Among the Radi-
cal candidates named for the Con-
gressional contest we hear CapIes, of
Portland, Ben. Simpson, at large.
Judge Boise of Polk, Judge Kelsay
of Benton. Senator Watson, of Doug.
las, Judge Powell and Hiram Smith
OF Linn. Mrs. Duniway is also in some
quarters looked favorably upon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
FROM PALousE VALLEY.
CoLEAx, June eeth, 1877

Editor Democrat:
Tn looking over the columns of your
paper I observe that you have no cor
respondence from the Palouse country,
and as there has been great many
statements In the columns of your
most valuable paper in reference to the
Indians of this country being hostile
toward the whites, ! though would
transmit to you n few lines In order
that you may know that such reports
are without any foundation whatever.
The Indians Of this country are very
peaceabIy disposed toward the whites
at present and have been very much
alermed among themselves, fearing
that the whites were preparing to make
war upotrthem, on account OF the or
Indian scare has kept great many
persons from coming TO this country
this summer that would have come
had it not been for humbug. ALLOW
me to state to those persons who are
desirous % coming TO this country that
there Is no more cause for having
trouble with the Indians at present
than there has been for the last four or
TO their own business and let the Indi-
ans aione while passing through their
country, they need not fear Of being
molested. The Indians that live on
Snake river are farming; also those that
live on the Hangnan river, In Paradise
valley, are engaged in the same pur-
suit; and in fact the Indians all around
as are engaged in farming mole or less.
This being the case Is it possible that
they can entertain hostile intentions
against the whites2 1t Is not very like
ly that they would be engaged IN farm
ing and prepare for war at the same
time. So you see that the people here
rest easy in regard to their scalps being
taken by the red devils. Times are
exceedingly dull here at present, but
are rs helieve a little better than they
were some time ago. Money is very
hard to get and those persons that have
money hold on to it and seem to be
afraid to invest il in stock of any kind
for fear that they will lose Oh what
they invest. Stock Of all kinds Is on
the decline, cattle are really worth as
much at the present time as they were
worth one year ago, but the scarcity
of money compels the owners Of stock
to sell for what they can get. Grain
looks very well and from the present
prospects We will raise AZ good crops
here this year rs ever saw in my life.
This fs very rainy season for the Pa
louise country, and from all accounts
tins has been n very wet season so far
all over the Pacific Coast. The bunch
grass is headed out and looks like q
vast field of grain as far as the eye can
reach, and the,people are preparing to
NOV 1t For hay, which is equally as
good as timothy. Vegetables look
very well. In fact believe we can
raise as good gardens here as you can
in "Webfoot," and do It with less cul-
ture, because the soil here never bakes.
We celebrate the fourth OF July as usn-
al in Perkins grove, near Cbifax. All
are anticipating good time, Rev. A.
w. Sweeney, of IHaitsburg, will de-
liver the Grafton. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11

The Holladay organ, fhe Bulletin,
speaking of the Congressional contest,
intimaies that it doesn't want any
man nominated who had taken part
il: the recent dissensions of their party.
Who in thunder will they get? There
is not man in their party of sufficient
ability to run q wood saw who has
not had a finger in the split.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
DIED.

ENNABAKER.-Sears scio, Linn County
Oregon, June ZStb. Ashei AIyus, son OF j. A.
and J.. n. Penbabaker, aged - moatbs.
Thus the fond parents are called upon to
mourn the loss Of a tender flower just opening
To life yet there IL consolation In the thought
that II will be transpIanted "bcyond the river
In more coDgeniai cline 70 bloom for immor-
tally and 10 join the pratting millions In lisp
Ing praises to Him who said suffer little chill
drcn TO come unto me and forbid them not for
Of such In the kinedon, Of heaven"
foregonian please copy.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
PATRONS OF HusisANDRY--oUTL1
OF poLITIcAL PLATFORM.

n
The following preamble and resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted re-
Gently by yacavilIe (California)
Grange. and We understand are being
generally endorsed by other Oranges
in California aud Oregon. We arc
indebted to Mr.. Elias Tanning, of
Tangent Grange, in this county, for
the copy which we here present
With such platform the success of
the Grangers would be the ameliora.
ton of the working classes and tho
salvation of our country:
WHEREAS. wc..the members of this Grange,
political creed, the basis OF aif our political ac-
tlon. the grand maxim OF the "tireatest good 10
m u sco e
deem II our duty TO merge all minor partisan
dogrnas, and 20 aet as honest citizens upon
sreatess re % naser @ of the citxens OF the stase
and OF the Union, IN made up of tiilers OF the
emphatically profess ourselves to be. deem Il
q pleasure as well as n duty. eschewing oil
ienagogue partisan chicanery. to declare our
our Legislatures and other positions of trust as
shall be faithful and devoted 10 the great agr.
cultural interests of the STATE and nation men
who cannot be bought or bribed To do the bid
oin,S of heartless nlonopoiists. who seek to
cripple the farming industry Of tho country hy
extortionata rates Of s...--es and freights-wsc
burden that industry with onerous taxes and
partial. high tariffs. discriminating against ms
farmer. and made to cypress his interests to
build up notwithstanding and railroad monopo-
lies--taxing the lands we plow. taxing the
horses aud the plows. and the seed We SOW
taxing our growing crops whether they ever
mature or not-taxing the machines with
which we harvest and thresh our grain--taxing
the teams and wagons with which we haul our
crops To Misunderstanding ths sacks In which We
put our grain-the grain itself. and taxing the
money for which the grain IL sold-taxtng not
only hts land. but the money he b0rrows on
the CREDIT of his inrm all this taxation and
much more the farmer has To submit to to keep
up the ersdh OF his Government. and 10 sup
port vampires who are robbing the treasury,
and tn pay Interest on bonds OF the Govern
.sent to bondholders, who pay no taxes ON the
bonds they bold, which ar,, virtually. mort
CAGES Oil the farmerx' lands: paying onerous
tribute TO railways built mainly with our public
land and with Governmcnt bonds that the
farming classes are taxed to pay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11

BEN. BUTLER says the Republi-
cans of Massachusetts must put him
in the Governors chair this tall or he
will send them all to hip We
don't see why Ben. wants them with
him in the next world when they
treat him So badly in this,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
PACIFIC COASTERS.
j. D. Fay has gone East.
Hay at Salem, 81 per ton.

Aay ~ oaieu, ~ per Ion.
The Apacbes have again begun war
in Arizona.
Capt. Boswell is Military instruct
or at the Corvallis College.
D. J. Ford. Virginia City-pistol.
No cause assigned for the rash act.
Lung You. n heather chinee, pulls
hemp at Walla Walla to-day, for
murder.
I. n. Gale, of Tumwater saw mill
has three fingers less and the saw
isn't injured a bit.
J. n. Matherny is the new Chief,
and j. II. Hass. Assistant, Of the
Salem Fire Department.
Domestic tronble WINS the cause.
He was a sea captain and did it at
Frisco. last Tuesday, with q pistol.
Mrs. Morford, widow of the late
Judge Morford. of Idaho, keeps q
restaurant at Humbolt Bay, Califor.
MIA.
A rock rolled down q mountain in
Utah, last week, and crushed Con.
Crowley. who was sitting in his cabin
door.
Harvest hands will be scarce in
this Valley. They are all busily en-
gagged trying to ''fix things" for Con-
gress.
The pulling conundrum: "Who
is to be our next Congressman
We understand Pussy Caples gives il
up Already.
An Idaho man was last week
married to o Snake Indian squaw.
The chances are that the squaw has
the worst of it.
An Astora man last Saturday shot
at another man, and the other fellow
turned loose with his fist and made
jelly Of the shooters face.
A Yamhill girl has just got her
start by beating bass drum on the
Fourth, at st. Joe. The boys are all
in love with her drumming.
Andrsw Ladd was tried at Cor.
Wallis last Tuesday for the murder ol
Chas. Ringo, and was acquitted
without the jury leaving the box.
Miss Woodwork read the Decla.
ration Of Independence at Howell
Prairie on the Fourth. It is said she
heard another declaration afterwards
Returns from the Fourth of JULY
come in swiftly. So far it has gone
overwhelmingly Democratic. with
several friendly precincts to hear
from.
Bro. Ireland's new Astoria paper
the Astorian, is out in full bloom and
presents neat appearance. We
wish it success in everything but itl
defense of Nipple.
A San Francisco man is construct
ing an air ship that is to be borne
aloft by huge bag Of gas. If thi,
thing is success Caples can be pu,
to some use at last.
/ Governor Grover is preparing ,
strong protest, to be forwarded t.
the Secretary Of the Interior, agains
the surrender of the Wallowa Valley
in Union county, to the Indians.
The wife and daughter of w. s
Gillian, of Walla Walla, were rur
away with and thrown violently from
a wagon on the Fourth. They ar,
dangerously if not fatally injured.
That iniquitous little destroyer, th,
cricket. has migrated into Umatill,
county with all his family and rela
tions, and grain. grass and vegeta
ton generally are suffering disastrous
| ly. siis q
A. miserable scoundrel, serving
the Devil in the garb Of ! Metho
dist preacher, has been detected in
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11

CoLFAx has dug up venal cuss to
swear that he (Colfax) didn't take the
$1,000 that Ames gave him. Ames
being dead, it will now be easy
enough for Colfax and his hired william
to fix the thing up with willing and
credulous people. ga
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11

The cathartics used and approved by the
plysicians com prising the various medical as
sociations or this state are now Compounded
and sold under the name Of Parsons Purgatiys
Pills.
which is important, II true s-Chronic diarrhoea
of long standing. also ysentery. and all similar
can be cured BY the use tinternally) OF John.
sons Anodyne Liniments We know whereof
VIC addrm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
THE HABITS OF PRESIDENT GRANT.

1t reflects no credit upon Gen.
Grant that when an officer of the
United States army, for which he had
been educated at the expense of the
government, he had SO little pride in
his position, and was so insensible 10
the claims the country had upon him,
rs to give himself up so TO debauch-
cry and drunkenness rs to have Ia
resign the commission he held for
life, or be driven from the army in
disgrace. IF there is but little creai.
table TO him in this part of his early
history, how much less Ia be respect
cd are his present personal habits
ans. condition. He is now in pos
session of the highest honors his
conntrymen have 1t in their power TO
confer upon him, and yet he ap-
preciaies Them only rs reward for
military services, with no idea of the
great responsibilities they impose
upon him. Common decency, ii
would be supposed. might incline him
>------...---~s~-I 80. isis high
position and important public duties.
He is not only utterly Indifferent as
respects them, bu, is defiant of pnblic
opinion in his reckless personal habits
and neglect of the public service
Congress adjourned four months ago,
and yet during that time ne has been
absent from his duties at Washington
not less than four times upon pleasure
excursions, one of which took him
almost across the continent The
accounts published at the time, of
his depIorably drunken condition
while upon these junketing trips, are
known TO be in every respect true.
Many people who saw him while pass
ing through Topeka. on his way 10
Denver, positively assert that he was
at that time shamefully intoxicated.
The habit OF drinking which drove
him from the army in early life, has
returned upon him with all the force
of an old passion. He is drinking so
constantly rs 10 alarm his family and
friends, and those pleasure excursions
away from tie duties of his Office, are
only opportunities songht 10y him for
the gross indnlgences of his appetite
with congenial companions. He has
no more courage TO resist the de-
graded passion. and has now thrown
all restraint. The fact is nolonger
disguised that the president is an
habitual drnnkartI. Hundreds of
persons at Washington and else
where, have been unwilling witnesses
OF his degradation. Even such
sanity hypocrites as Henry Wilson
and Schuyler Colfax can no longer
certify for him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11

A SOUTHERN carpet-bag Congress.
man who took his back pay steal re.
fused to pay his printers bill Tor his
home newspaper. Do yon wonder that
the papers of his State are making it
sorrid for the mercenary wretch
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
THE DaIles Moy,,t,;oee,

The Dalles Mount0ineer says the
Republicans of Eastern Oregon will
claim the honor. of naming the Con-
gressional candidate for their party.
That paper probably alludes to Stern
-and that is the end we expect him
to come out of the fight at. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
FARM FOR SALE.

Il a farm. situated three miles from Farris-
burg, containing 355 acres. well improved-l25
being In cultivation, and all good wheat land.
1t contains good residence, barn, orchard
stock water. and all other conveniences.-
Terms easy. Inquire of B. X. Holt, Harris
burg, Oregon, or OF JAMES WHEEI4AN,
n3dtf. Walla Walla, w. r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
ADvERTI IsEM rs
$133, ,275
Popular Distribution Of
GOLD AND SILVER
Y a TC HI E - -
-BY THE .s5
New York & Berlin Watch AssSs;aticn.
.HY THE.

Z y
New York & Berlin Watch AssSs;stiou,
On a sytem that will insure 10 every Ticket
holder q Goid. or silver Watch, worth not less
than si2, or Of anyyalue up 70 sze 81 2 uni-
form price Of
(sIo, TEN DOLLARS, ($l0J
10 close the disposal of sa9 $50 worth. sacrince1
@ aas rsG" e s 'hs Ts. eS ns 6 ssns ss
ticket DAVIS an elegant watch Of one q the
'0on Goid ansd ~ siissr cRsonomssSr, D. Dspiess ss<m
Winding, Detached Lever. Vertical and Hor1-
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ceipf Of Is CKNTs. "A ticket describing eaen.
watch is placed in sealed envelope. On re.
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nsme1 Vii G Be- Gesersd 10 m se o.
payment of SO.
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address
BY e1prescsP cPfNfoas 81 Ry 9s's Or THE rREss.
"a naryeIIous chance and fair dealing GER
iSsg asle so ss enter ss
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Miss Ada Bates. GuiIdford; $50 gold watch
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NJ Janson, Milwaukee. 30 gold watch. Emily
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~; Is for 81: 50 for .; 80 for SIS. Circulars
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specimen. and will lead To large and profIte~
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NOTICE.
ALBANY FARMERS COMPANY |

"A was levied on all the Capital Stock Of thu
Company. on June u. 1878, payable July lSt
1873. Prompt payment ts required.
w. VERNON.
ueeu4 pTestdeoA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-11
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, Admistratrix of the estate<of
VIM. J.. Kendall, deceased. has filed with the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Linn County, In
the state OF Oregon, her final account Tor set
tlement, and that the Hon. Z. n. 1andy, Judge
of said Court, on the sd day OF June, 1875 made
an order appointing
Monday. tie 4tA day Of A,4gatst, 1878.
at the hour of o'clock p. m. of that day. at the
Court House in the city of Albany, IN said
county Tor the hearing OF objections to such
final account and the settlement thereof.
FRANCIS b. KENDALL, Admx.
s. A. JOHNS, Atty.-f7w4.
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MARRIED

WHITE-JUDRINS.--A the Court House. AL
bany. on the lVth inst. by Judge f.. n. 1andy
SiH. WILSON WHITE and Miss MARTHA JUD
KISs-aiI OF Linn county.
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NEW DVERTIS ENTS
EsrRAYED.

On the nth of June, one bay horsa, about IS
hands high, with q little white spot in thefore-
head and n iitti@ white spot on the nose. The
finder will be suitably rewarded ly rafurning
the horse TO my rcsidence on Jas. Poweiiis
farm. or leaving word at this offlce.
GEORGE DAVIS.
Albany. July. 7th is7s. nsswI
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CASH PAID ron EGGs.

n WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
i price. in cash, for all eggs brought to my es-
tablishment. In Albany.
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