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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-07
NOTICE.
FRS! NATIONAL lAIz

OF Dallas, in the City OF Dallas, III the county
Of Dallas, and State of Texas. has been duly
organized under am according to the re.
gulrements Of the act OF congress entitled
ian act TO provide national currency, secured
provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June 81, 1861, and has
complied with all the provisions " said act
required 10 Ia compiled with before conn
act.
Now therefore, /. John jay Knox, comp.
trollcr Of The currency, dp hereby certify
thai The FIRST NATIONAL Hank ni Dnlins. In
the city nf Dallas, Ia the county of Dallas,
and Stat, Of TeAns, j. an horiSsh IN com
inencs the business Of rcisiiig under tho
net ator said.
Ia testimony Nneieof, wiifieSs my land
and seal OF office this 10th day Of July, 1911.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
I3S,le0l Comptroller OF Currency.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30


and arrest whomsoever he will, and
transport them hundreds of miles
from home for trial without uttering
a word Of protest. II it can be done
in Alabama or Louisiana, can it not
be done in Oregon? VIII come Of
our Republican cotemporaries point
out the difference, or give US rea-
son why the federal government can
exercise authority in one of the South
ern States that it cannot exercise in
Oregon, or in any other State? In
The peaceful days of Democratic rule
.he personal liberty of the citizen
was respected at home and abroad.
Foreign Governments have been
called to account for the wrongful
arrest Of an American citizen, but
under radical rule they may be ar
rested and imprisoned by the score
or the hundreds and the press seems
content to give the news without
word Of condemnation. "Eternal
vigilance is the price Of liberty"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
Tho Ice Memorlnl Monnment.

The latest news from the Lee Memorial Az.
ISOLATION is that Fro. Edward V. Valentine, the
srli tor, has procured from Vermont Il biUci.
III pure White marble, from viii ~ he Is now
iaShOning a recumbent surJ OF Gnnn Lee, to
DO placed on the grand monument that is now
baing erected Mt his tomb at the Washington
md Lee University, Lexington, Va. 1ha figure
represents Gem Lee reposing IN an easy posi-
ton upon n couch, his head and shoulders
slightly raised above the body, his left arm out
stre.c ched by the side OF his sword his right arm
laid across his breast, II wears Iull Conieder.
ate uniform, including boots and gauntl is,
and light drap ry covers nearly the whole
form. the appearance is.natural and graceful,
indicating peaceful Siunlber rather than death.
This monument, when surmonnted with
such fine work " art, will b. Il lasting m'n
orill oOne Of Nlrsinia's n0blest sons and part
riots. The nombrs OF this Association hre
gentlemen well and iavOraby known by the
'ntire community, who will soc that nothing
Is lett undOne that will add 10 the beauty nnd
hnisn oi this great work. We are advised 10y
the Secretary, MIR. Charles A. Davidson, OF
Lexington, Va, that not sufficient funds have
yet be n subscribed to fully complete The mon
unent. In order to further this object they
have ISSUED llfe-siZ3 steel engraved pOrirlit
Of GenI Lee, to be sold only by subscrlptil IN
through authOriz d agents. the proc eds Of
such sales TO BE- applied toward the completion
o. tha work. They and we ttei that THIS Is an
opportunity for all not only to procure superb
hIe-like portrait of the great General att very
reasonable price, but also enables every person
to aid in the erection oi a lasting monument to
his memory. Each subscriber viii receive Il
certificate, sgned by tho = cr tlry and Chair.
man OF the Lee Memorial Association.
We com md this vauaUl" portrait to the pub.
lie, and predict ior il an immense SALE. Some
encrg tic person should secure the agency In
this section to assist IN this noble work W.
W. BOSrWlCk Il CO., Nos III and l7g West
FOuith Street, Cincinnati, U have been ap-
pointed General Managers OF all Agencies in
the Unttrd States. All communications adj
~ q fssf "a fft4t,. ia
Gates and terms to ag gsnts Will receive their i'm
mediate attention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

A GOOD deal has been said about
the demoralizing effect of the Beecher
scandal upon the young people of the
country and the injury that reli gion
will sustain, il tho great pastor is
proved guilty and forced TO "st ep
down and out" True religion has
always survived the hypocrisy and
apostacy ofitsadherents. The severest
blow that threatens religion from the
Reechor expose is the way the people
processing religion tolerate and oven
honor q man charged with the yilest
immortality, Religious people ought
to keep aloof from Mr.. Beecher, as
from lepor, until he is vindicasod
of the charges which a vRst majority
Of the Christian people of the country
feel mournfully convinced to be true.
II is usual in civil affairs for the
functions of an official to cease while
under charges for impeachment.
How urgent the propriety OF one
holding the Office Of a religious teach
er, abs,sining from the discharge Of
the sacred duties Of his clerical office,
while under Indictment for the most
hagrant offenses against law and de-
cency.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

The Democrats OF Michigan enter
the gubernatorial contest with q
strong candidate in the person of Mr..
Henry Chamberlain, whose letter to
the Democratic State Convention nc
cepting tho nomination for Governor
shows plainly enough that the inter-
ests OF the State and of the people
could not be placed in better keeping
than his. Mr.. Chamberlain writes
not after the manner of the profess
sional politician, He is irtrmer
who knows from well-directed thought
and study tho needs Of n farming
community, and places himself on
record in favor of needed reforms
without ary of the demogoguory and
Radical zeal which have often charac-
terized appeals to the prejudice rath-
or than to The intelligence of Western
farmers, He fayois a moro equal
system Of State taxation, the curtail-
ment Of the power Of municipalities
to incur debt except in extraordinary
emergencies, the restriction Of exor-
bitout corporate powers and immuni-
ties, and for SO amending the eharac-
tors of railroads built under special
laws that they shall conform to the
characters Of the roads the moro nu-
merousclassin in Michigan builtunder
She general Law He secs no neces-
sily for conhict between the people
and the railroads, and asserts, truly
enough, that alktheir seeming diGer.
epces may be easily adjusted by fair
dealing On both sides.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
"RErnENoHaIENr (,

One act Of the late "retrenehment"
legislature will not, we think, meet
the approval Of the unbiased mind.
If it was intended as "reform'
measure we think it is altogether out
of the usual road to the reform goals.
If it was aimed at 'retrenchment" it
is in the wrong column of figures
We have reference to the joint reso-
lutions cancelling the judgment in
favor OF the State of Oregon against
Jesse Applegate, standing upon the
judgment docket of the Circuit Court
of Marion county. We thought there
was quite political favoritism enough
shown in the acquittal of S. L May,
indicted for the embezzlement of the
ten or twelve thousand dollars; but
when we see the "reform" legislature
vote to release Mays bondsmen from
the liability to make good his defalca-
ton, we conclude that the loud pro-
fessions of the ''reformers" that
"public officers should be held to a
strict accountability for the trust re-
posed" was nothing more than
empty defamation, and made in no
better faith than the radical party
usually make and redeem their
pledges to the public. When May
was put upon his trial for embezzle-
ment the Republican press howled
that he was being persecuted by a
Democratic State Administration,
and it seems this "reform" legisla-
ture was in full sympathy with the
radicals in that sentiment, anM con-
cluded that if it was persecution to
prosecute radical thief for stealing
State funds it was no less SO to re-
quire his bondsmen-Applegate and
Dowell-to refund it. We are not in
clined to approve Of the appropria-
ton of public funds to private uses
without adequate service rendered
therefor; and we shall not be sur
prised if we should have the privi-
lege of chronicling some Judicial
to prevent the consum-
nation OF SO great q wrong.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
ApJouRNmENT.

Since the last issue of the DEMO
oAT tho eighth biennial session Of
the Legislative Assembly Of Oregon
has passed out of existence, and
its acts and doings are a part Of the
history of our young and growing
State; and these acts and doings are
now, and in the future the legitimate
subject Of criticism by the people
and the press, and as public journal
lists we propose as time and opportu-
nifty offers, to pay our respects to the
late august assembly Of the peoples
representatives; to criticise with can
dor, to condemn where we think con-
deinnation is deserved and award
the need Of praise where praise is
merited.
We may be permitted to say now,
that we are not much disappointed
at the result. 1t would be unfair to
expect that any legislative assembly
could convene, sit forty days and ad-
journ without accomplishing some
good, and it would also be unfair to
suppose no errors would be commit
ted. II is now the dutyof the press,
as public sentinels, to call attention
to whatever good our legislators have
done, and if errors have been com
mitted to show wherein they have
erred, and if thephave failed in the
performance Of needful legislation
to make known wherein they have
failed, to the end that the people
may demand it at the hands of the
next legislature. That some good
has been accomplished by the last
legislature is fact we are proud to
own. The three Railroad bills are q
credit to that august body and will
be approved by the mass of the peo-
pie Of the State. Whatever. may be
said now of the Capital appropria-
tion bill it will, we think, ultimately
bo approved by the people in as
much as no additional taxation has
been levied for that purpose. We
think the Legislature gravely erred,
and committed q grevous wrong up-
on our State Treasurer in affording
him no relief. We opposed the re-
peal of the law creating the Office of
Assistant Treasurer; but favored it's
amendment so as to make the COM
pensation reasonable. This the leg
islature should have done, and it has
reflected no credit upon itself or the
people they represented in leaving
that officer with.a SALARY Of only $500
per annum and under 5000, 900
bonds for the faithful performance
of his duties. There are other errors
both of commission and omission
to which we will take occasion to re-
fer hereafter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
SENATOR HALEY DRAWN OUT.


We neglected to state in our cor
respondence from the Capital last
week that in drawing for hold-over
Senators, which took place in the
Senate last Tuesday, Hon. s. D.
Haley, of Linn, was one of the four
who drew straws for the short term;
and consequently his legislative la
bors are over, unless the people of
our county choose to re-elect him in
1876. Judge Haley WAS careful
honest end able legislator, and has
made splendid record for himself.
We regret much that he was one of
the unfortunate "short- t-termers, " but
the veteran seems perfectly satisfied
and even gratifed over the result,
deeming himself happy in being so
soon diyested of The Senatorial toga
and its accompanying responsible
ties. Messrs. Hirsch of Multno-
nah, Owens of Douglas and Witham
Of Benton and Polk share the same
fate of Judge Haley--leaving as
hold.oyer Senators nine Democrats,
four Republicans and two Independ-
ents. The Independents Good
man of Linn and Jewett of Umatilla)
are both Democrats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
LAWS Of The STATE OF OREGON
Published by authority.

An Act to repeal an Act, entitled "An Act to
protect Liligants and provide ior the puolca'
tlon of legal advertisements
Be it Enacted BY the Legislative Assenbty Of the
State cf Oregon;
SECTION |. That an act entitled ian act e
protect Litigants," approved October ~ 1879.
and the same Is hereby repealed. Provit' e
that all legal notices, summpnscs, ctat'
and other legal advertisements, the publca 4 n
OF which shall have been commenced VIII ..
this act shall take effect in any OF the news q.
pars OF this State which shall have been desl, =
mated as the official paper oi any county und r
the provisions OF said act shall De conplet q
IL such paper and such publication shall be as
valid as II this act had not been passed.
SEC 2. That all legal notices, summonses,
citations and legal advertisements OF any de-
scription now required or which may hereafter
be required by law to be published may be pub
lisned in any weekly newspaper OF general
circulation, published In the county where tht
action, suit or other proceeding Is pending or
is TO ba commenced or had, in which such no.
tlee, summons, citation or other advertisement
Is r uuirad to be gwen. and II there be no such
Dap r published In such county, then In the
weekly newspaper Of general circulation pub
lishad nearest to the county seat OF the county
in which such action, suit or other proceeding
is pending or is to be commenced or had,
SEC. l. Inasmuch as th' present laws relat-
ing to the publication of legal Advertisements
ara grossly unjust apd important advantages
are to BE- secured to litiganis by their rpeal
usiis act shall take effect from and after its ap
proval by the GovernUr.
Approved October Sth, lsl.
Attest:
& u CuAnVTrg Snnretarv NJ State
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

TaEaE have bCen and arc grave
and perilous troubles in North Caro-.
lima, South Carolina, Florida, AIissis-
sppi, Arkansas and louisiana, all
States under the rule Of the Republi-
can party On the otherhand, Texas
md Georgia arc perfectly quiet and
orderly. There is no trouble and no
danger Of trouble in either one of
them. Relatively, TOO, they are
prosperousand FREQ from debt. These
two States arc under the rule Of the
Democratic or Conservative party.
Cav any one tellthe reason Tor this
great contaS,s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
S +. CHADWICK. Seer tary of State.



Be il enacted by hc Legislative Assembly oftht
State of Oregon:
SECTION l. The Supreme Court lnterm'iine
or a majority OF the Judges thereof in vacation
shall appoint CLERK OF the Court who shall
hold his office during the pleasure oil SUCH
Court!
SECTION Q. The per diem due said Clerl,
from the state, as provided BY law, shall be
asct.rtained by the Court and directed to b.
paid by an order oi the Court, and il shall be
the dutyoi the Secretary of STATE on the pre-
santat40h to him of n certified copy OF such
order, to draw his warrant on the State Treas
urtr in favor OF such Clerk Tor the amount so
directed to be paid, and he shall be allowed to
cnnrga and receive the same fees as are now
allowed the Clerk oi the Supreme Court.
SECTION 3, The Clerk OF the supreme Court
Is prohiUtcd during his continuance in OFFICE
On nc ing or ha,ilg partner who acts as an
attor.ty III said COurl,
SECTION 4. That sections l. B. 4 and OF
Chapter 81 OF the miscellaneous laws OF Oregon,
approved october 2Uth, ls7J, ana all other acts
Inconsistent with this Act, be and the same are
leri by repealed.
SECTION .. inasmuch rs the present Law
involves the State in a needless expenditure Of
money, this act shall take effect and bear
lorcc from and after its approval by the Gov.
ernOr.
Approved October 18th, 1874.
Attest S. Il. CHADWICK,
Secretary oi state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

THE StGteS@da denounces Senator
Richardson, Of Marion county, in
unmeasured terms, aud thinks that
honorable gentleman has sold out
the Republican party Of Oregon. =
Which is the frst time in u long
while that any one has had the te-
merity to claim that there is Re-
publican party in Oregon now-a-
DAYS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
WANTED INV TO D1snoRar

Last Friday night while Doc. Lee
in the Senate was eloquently and i'm
passionately calling the attention ol
President Cornelius to the fact, that
"the bristling prick of time pointed
sharply to the witching hour Of @ (the
hour for final adjournment of the
"Sth Binomial Session of the Ore
gon Legislature, y number of the
members Of tho Lower House were
busily engaged in packing into their
carpet-bags all available assets in the
shape of stationery, inkstands, docu7
ments and articles furnished by the
State for their convenience during
the session, when quite a sensation
was created by member suddenly
jumping to his feet and exclaiming
"Mr, Speaker: 1 motion that this
House require the gentleman from
Douglas to disgorge that thar $ pit
box which he has jst stuffed into his
rediculep The Third House set up
u roar of laughter, bnt the retroncher
and reformer from Douglas quietly
sat down on his caSpat-bag and
sturdily refused to disgcrge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

Heretofore the State of Ohio was
represented in the national House Of
Representatives by 10 straight RE-
publieans and 7 Democrats. The
result of last Mondays election is to
change the representation to 10 Dem
ocrats and z Republicans, The Dis
tricts gained by the Democrats are
the Third, Fourth, Sixth, Ninth,
Eleventh, and Twelfth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
NOTICE or rIMAL sgrrrrm mg gNr.

UACOB THOMPSON, EXECUTOR OF THE
- last will and testament and OF the estate oil
Richard Evans, deceased, lat of Linn county.
Oregon, having, on the 5th day of UctoLrr,
lB1i, in The County Court lOT Linn county, ore.
gon, fled his final accnulit of his mana gr.
ment of said estate ms Executor thereof and
rendered the same lor settlement, therefore by
order OF the Court made at the Eular October
term OF said Court, ISL, 1t is ord red that
Mo"o1ay, tie It'll day OF Dec, 1871,
at O'Clock, p. M, the same being day of the
December term Oi said Court, be appointed Tor
the hearing OF objections to such Hnal account
ana settlement ol the same, and that due no
tlce hereof be given by publication in the
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT, n newspaper Of
general cl9ulaii0n In said county, OnGa week
lor at least iOur successive weeks prior to said
day, and OF this the heirs, lngatecs, devlsecs,
next OF Kin, and any aud all persons interest.
ed will take due notice and will appear and
show cause II any they have why such final
settlement should not be made and granted.
JACOB THOMPSON, Executor.
GEO. r. HELM, Atty tor Executor,
Dated Oct. 70, 1874 -nl2w5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

Women dress 10 please the men,
90 lheyg Why, il The whole male
ga,us were extinct, il wo0ldn't make
a feather or iurhelow difference in the
get-up OF the dear creatures, 80 long
as there was a living chance Of spit
ing some otliCr woman,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

The Schohmio (N " Republican
says the Germans won't vote for Dix.
The Irish won't vote for Dix. The
Temperance men won't vote for Dix,
The Liberal Republicans won't vote
for Dix, The Independents won't
vote for Dix. The Democrats won't
vote for Dix, The shent-per-shent
Christians of Wall street and the
Custom House gang will vote for
Dix. J he Germans will vote for Til
den, The Irish will vote for Tilden.
Native and naturalized citizens will
vote for Tilden. The Independents
will yote.for Tilden. A majority of
$4,000 Of the ballots cast on the 81
of November will be cast for Tiiden.
And Tilden will be our next Cover
nor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
SPECIAL ORDINANCE, No. 2s.

Be it Ordained BY the Common Council Of the
Ciy If Ai5my;
SEC. /. That the Committee on streets and
public property be- and thry are hereby direct
cd to contract by advertisement OF private con.
tract TO tue lowest responsible bidder Tor the
nllng up Of MontgOm ry street, near the
bridge AZ the intersection OF first and Mont.
gom ry provided, such contract shall not, in
tine mgr gate amount to any greater sum than
two hundred dollars, to b. paid by the CITY
ana, provided iurther, that IL the same can
not Uc done Tor tnHt amount. II any RESPONSE
Die person or persons shall pay the additional
sum required, then the said Committee may
make SAID contract ioT tue completion Of the
work.
Approved Oct q, 1871.
MART. V. BROWN,
Attest Mayor.
j. r. HERREN, City Recorder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

Mr.. Henry Yore, Of Portsmouth,
Va elcped The other day with his
molherm,law Suee the preredeu,
has been established we know OF a
young man Who wishes some Que
would vlope with 6is molher.in, law
Niluaakse ScatiaeL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THNHE FIRM OF RICHTER & co, HERE
u tofore engaged in the boot and shoe busl-
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual cons ut,
Mir. Richter rt firing The business will Ge car.
Frank May, under the firm name Of trunk &
May. All notes and accounts duo or tp become
due the late lrm OF Rleter d Co. nrc To be paid
to Trunk " May. RICTER & Co.
Thanking the public for th9 patronage We
have received in the past, would respectfully
request those that desire anything In our line
to give us call before purchasing or leaving
orders elsewhere. BRUNK & MAY. l2wi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30

Dr. Jaynda sanative Pills are helpful
also, in Skin Diseases, and for what "a
known as "Impurity Of the Blood"
They may bo taken at all times with
out danger, and while using them, you
may eat and drink as usual.
Prepared only by the PrOpriotOrs, Dr..
D. JAYNE & sov, Philadelphia, and sold
by Crane & Brigham, Wholesale Agents,
San Francisco, and by Druggists gene
rally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-30
GRANGENS TARENorEcE!

ITHERE Will BE A MEETING OF THE
"A Linn County business Council, on the soc.
ond 1u 'Sdny, the 10th day OF November, 1874. nj
Burkhart's Hall, in the city of Albany, for the
purpose of elrcting officers for the ensuingyear
and the transaction of other important bust.
ness. A full att9ndnnc, Is dasirad Oranges
which haven0t heretofore been represented in
the Council are requested TO send UP delegates
and become membaTs.
l'y order OF the Conncll, Oct 2f, 1874,
nl2w2 A. w, STANARD Sacrntarv