The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-25
now THrY RECEIVE THE NRws,

AS IL DeCOueo hhOiO 5NHSA-J
that we are to issue the DAILY DEMO-
cRAT shortly, the world awakes into
new life, aud bright expectation stands
On tiptoe and stares with dilating eyes
in the direttioti Of our little Albany,
waiting with batedbreath for our dali
ly's first appearance. The Portland
.News thus discourses Of the event;
The proprletors of the Albany Dem
ocrat announce that they will COM
mence the publication of the Daily
State Rights Democrat at that city, on
or about the first day of March, 1875:
We, Of course, wish the publishers
ali the success their brightest hopes
have led them to anticipate, and we
feel assured that Under Mart direction
the people will find ample reason for
patronizing the new paper literally,
and to that extent that it will enjoy q
long and uninterrupted life of useful-
ness.
The Portland Bulletin also gives our
contemplated enterprise an elaborate
and handsome notice.
The Salem Statesman speaks in glow
ing terms of our coming daily and bids
us cordial God speed.
The Philadelphia papers say 1t will
revolutionize the world, and put the
Democratic party securely in powel
from Behring's Straits to the Egyp
tian Nile.
The Centennial Commissioners vii
order 100000 copies for free distribu
tion among foreign visitors to the
great Exposition.
The London Times now says for the
first time in its history that paper feels
little shaky, and the New York Her
aid melanchollalIy gasps out 1--WE
give it tup."
The King of the Sandwich Island;
enthusiastically calculates: "No vel
regulated family can afford to be with
out it.n
King William of Prussia telegraphi
to reserve one page for advertising hi'
celebrated corn medicine, and E. F
Russell sWears his pile remedy mus
be spread upon another.
Pope Plus Ninth says: Everybody
buys 'em."
George Francis Train shudders ii
horror at the bare idea, and denounce'
it as ia soulless, grasping, grinding
monopoly" but orders few free copies
from which to steal his next lecture.
Boss Tweed despairingly calculates
"For Gods sake spare usn
Harper's Weekly think it is the mos
remarkable epoch in the history o
cosmopolito-provincio ojournal
ism.
Mark Twain enthusiastically says
"It is too much"
The Emperor of China is now ready
to open new and more liberal treaties
with the U. S., and asks us to start 6
branch paper in Pekin.
The San Francisco Alta (Old Mothe
Goose believes it will meet with {
large sale and will be good for childrel
teething.
State Superintendent Rowland say
''it ought to be pasted on the blac
board of every school house in tn
land"
Henry Meyer thinks ''it will be {
goot thing ofer we don't mark to
many fellows NIT dot slate down a
ready"
Agents wanted to whom liberal CRU
will be donated by liberal enthusiast
subscribers throughout the land.
Anew Foundland pup of the "Drutf
er' species will be given away to tn
ablest bodied subscriber at the begir
ming of every volume
Look fondest for the initial numbt
about the date when q. Washingto
made his debut into this mundan
sphere.
For further particulars see small bill
A DAsTARDLY AcT.-Some fiend i
human shape, in the early part of tn
week, murderously, and feloniousl
and with malice in his heart, poisone
Gird's superb English bull dog, "Turk
the most princely and majestic CT
nine Of that most excellent specie
We don't understand how anybod
can get so low down-by land--as
resort to such villainous practices
The dog we have seen often and ot
served how docile, harmless and hi
man like he was, and it surely coul
have been for no i'll will against hin
that he was fouIIy murdered, henc
we take It for granted that the spit
which prompted the action must hav
been against his mdster-which is
most contemplate way of taking rt
Venge. A dumb brute is no more r,
sponsible for the acts of its owner tina
is a good and pure wife responsible
Tor the wrong doing OF beastly hui
band, and no one who has the nC
bier traits Of manhood in his CON
position will resort to the sacrifie
of helpless unsuspecting animal life I
avenge human wrongs There hi
been many instances Of this sort in oU
city in the past few years, and th
practice ought to be made so odiou
~ well as unsvfe, that there should b
no danger Of its continuance In th
future.
ADMuTTED.-On Wednesday Of lai
week class Of eleven applicants fc
admission to practice law were examir
ed in the Supreme Court at Salem, an
among Others, we noticed oVr youn
and elegant Corvallis friend, Jas.
Yantis, who, we are pleased to stat.
stood with the brightest in the clai
and naaaad q unoaf eraflft. Il "A ,,,.,,,,.