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cTm sEHSICE REForu.

Hayes prates glibly Of reformation in
tie civil service, aud yet in our own
State Of Oregon his appointeca, mainly
secured through Mitchell, are the most
,mmr,pulous SGT of demagogues aud
pdlitiral tricksters that the Lord permits
q disgrace his footstool. They neither
obey Hayes order to let politics alone,
nor do they resign any Of their fat ap-
pointments. Nor was il ever expected
by Hayes that they would do any Of
thcsc things. His order Wns only is
sued for buncambe clap.trap, and is
easily seen through The fact is, civil
service reform MS manipulated at Wash
ington, is huge, pcstifcrous sham and
a fraud Hayes is either II knNye, fool,
orpolitician, and we thiuk very
largely the two former lie puts out
with great flourish to-day set Of rigid
rules and appointments, only to inten-
tionally break them tomorrow. He
brayely talks virtue, but be mrtnly nets
vice. In a worl, he IL Just what the
country almost universally prunouuces
him FRAUD, and one Of the big
eost, holdest, lnoat vicious hloodcd and
deliberately hypoeriticol that mn unfor-
tunate nntion ever suffered and existed
under Carl Schurz IS a horse on
rather mule of the same color and
nature. He. too, talks gingcrly and
without ceasing Of civil service reform,
while in his department he gives the lie
fatty to il every hour sherman Is
worse yet, and Key is just what might
be- expected Of Democrat who would
sell his life and soul and honor and
principles to Republicans "A mere tool,
sycoplant and political renegade, Civil
service reform indeed Look for hon.
csty il a professional thief, humanity in
= murderer, but do not look for integ-
riiy fairness and justice in this wretch
ed aud disgusting and stenchfd 30
collcd, and very badly called, civil SER
vcr reform.
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As tho DlMoeRAr Il now ii rs thil-
trensll vear. ana d The oldest nemo.
cratic palerin Oregon, and has lccn
unler IS present management for tlie
past cleym yeaFs, ana hay steadily plo-
gns7ea with tlm development " the
cluntry, il ha- attained i distraction
psaag she Paeias caasi Journals Of
which is fcimily esesrs may well fccl
psppl AUD as tlp POLITICAL campaigp
Ear olir great State plecainn IN 1873 viii
shortly X upon nS, We agc anxicus 70
have mlr pNpcrln the hands q osmasy
II tho oregon pooploas i i possible q
reach, We thorcIore ash; our agents as
well as latrons taNngheut the State to
assiseus in extending eur subscription
list IN their rspootiye ncGghbmhoods
sls. ee:relssies iss.i.Sss iss.i.,;s i..,5l constantly
increasing, hit N 4 little ttioit on the
part of agents snsl grienlswe can cos'ly
double the nusnhel ii neme now op
esr heols a,l iholNby c0rgcspondin ly
leaeilt anil aarmcc The oause Of Reu,-
nernev
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4 DOZEN REASONS WHY mAYEs ~ Not
rREsuRENT.

l. He only got l,025,35l votes,
whereas Samuel J. Tildcn got 200, ,23l
votes.
., The Electoral Commission delib-
eiately and wilfully organized s to Z
before single vote VIVA officially taken.
Therefore it was fraud and swindle
from beginning to end.
g. Simply being candidate for
office is not an election Hayes is not
an exception.
4. In the nature Of things there is
no such a possibility of counting in n
man to the presidential office who has
upward Of 100000 votes less than his
opponent.
8, Usurpation is not law, and fraud
is not right
G. Calling black white does not
change the color. Hayes is black, and
genuine President is always white.
4 As q part cannot be as great as
the whole so majority is more than a
minority, Hayes is a minority--and
politically and as n man, a very small
and mean one,
s. Hayes was defeated at the polls
by the popular vote, and admitted SO
for many days after the election,
o. He occupies the Presidential
Chair knowing he is not entitled to it,
a
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WOss. tha Radical candidate Gess
erncr VI Ohio, N Totally bli'l and.
whllc tlh mistprgppe vill iloubsless III,
some cases create sympathy md socmc
votes Cor him, set iherepors eomcs fSsn
that State TINT great dlssOtisiaotioR cx.
isls among Tho Republicans At his nom
nation, and il Il thought Ne viii with
draw his name, as II Il regarded q moral
impossibility to elect him, Besides,
there are several other reasons which
are seriously inuriug hischanccs The
tact Of his heing a clraturo and tool Of
Clarified, whose record b 80 black and
impure, operates feprfrlls against him,
Then again the John ilopc Hodnott Of
Ohio, Private Dalaell, Is flooding the
newspapers who win print his silly par.
agiaphs with fulsome and lick.spittle
paragraphs in adulation Of this singular
candidate, which is enough Of itself to
dnmn my prospect he might have, In
decd Il is hintod that the Republican
executive committee Of that State have
made an effort TO buy the Private up
from sending my more Of such dam
aging articles 70 the newspapers.
Ia tho meantime Mr Bishop, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, is
gaining headway haud.oyerhst, ' and
his election is now regarded as alhost a
certainty.
For our part We don't sec how the
Democrats can fail to carry Ohio this
year, as Hayes l,as given idl the Re
publicans Of that State either foreign
appointments OF positions at Washing
ton
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NEW ADvnRris isRAIHNTs



n IN f's@dI fosa f'e Asat
5pi Wa ''''ils'3'
w. u IloNnan, rlangN 4.
Stevenson ami liuma Stevenson. ltltna-
ants.
Suit n equity TO forceloso mortgage
10 IN. above named dcieDdnnla, j H.
stevenson and Emma sieYensoai
In tho name 81 tlie staie n pgaEen, yau
ana cach Of you ale hereby fea9ligd " ap
pear 10 tho above tfldtlru hul. hf2iieils +.
against YOU hy tAp Np3vc named lAlihM
li the Circuit Cvurt of lho state Of Oregon
for Linn County, and answer the c1ln-
plaint of Plaintiff Glod therein, b. Tue iiiFt
! ,iiy uf tho next regular term Of sad Nr'
cn.C Court, TO be begun and holden ph
/ Monday the I'D day OF October 1910 III
the ci,y OF Aibany, county and olalc alefe-
| said.
lhe nafndnnts viii take notice that IL
| they fiil ~ 10 appear andahswer Mld eonl-
pairt Ol llalutih as above required hNt
tao rlanHn VIII apply 20 tle court ipr
! the rehui demanded ue.aln, t+Wi4; Jhnt
It9o pain,ia htve iudgment aga1s' NC
| sad Defendants, i, n. 0teNCusun ami tiil-
ma Stevenson, for the sam oi three thOaS-
and and slX hlinded dpllals t83Vp001l IL
gold com ol mo United Sialcs, Wi,h iuler.
est thereon in like gold cola ~ the rate oi
twelve por cent. per annuW, itpE No 2isl
day Of October, lsH, tu"ANcf WILD lAe
costs and Disbursements O., this srit.
Thai tho uAtmi deereu 10 uladt for The
"a O of HE whole OF the h0rigaScd prem
isas described IN said olnpieahi, to,Nit'
The South West qparie, OF fcNoi rive
Township fourQon, s0uti' % i'}Aae tttev
| West, " iliamp,tO Meridian ~ Lmh county
and state pf Oregpii, containing "ao h''il1
drud and sixty acfGs, lnore on lpati lpf Eplu
CON OF The United SMios, ~ M one.lA o.
sa d Linn Couaty, according ~ law ahd
The pracliceof this Iourti that1ho proeeods
OF such sale may ba applied IN pay inent oi
tho whole OF sad indHb,ednr 70 fEtlntili,
| priucipal interest and ths eps.s and dis-
| DursOnpnls OF this sui. ana VIC tNnsaSe3o ol
! the aalo that The DefendHuis ana Hli tfsons
claiming uader thom or amy 0t thetn, sub
saqu0nL 10 lho execution OF salu mortgage
on said premises, aut !0r.h IN haiu com
| plaint, to,wit; the us. day ni Uctobtf, Ie'4
either as purchasers, incumbMnecrs or
Otherwise, may bo barred and forever loie-
closed OF all nights, aim or eqully oi rl
domption in Inc said premises and eveiy
part thereof, ami that the Plai iii have uch
other and further relief ia The premisesas 70
this C0u!t may appear .aSi and equitable.
By order OF Hon, X. 4. Boise, Judge ut
tho third judicial District, and OF the Cir
cuiI Court Of the SlAtu Of Or 1pn Tor Lam
County, bearing date the Z0.h day q Aug {,
1871; service OF tais summon, iH made ~
publication in the 81 M Hi9nrs DEM-
ouhAr, weekly newspaper, published in
the city Of Albany, County oi i.iani ata.u
Of oregon.
Dated, Aug. I'd, 1876
THOMSON & BEAN,
4
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Tho New Work San, IL ita own NJ
ttmc Htyle, puts shc following
qheRioni HHuppose The four indicted
iasmbcls of the Louisiana Returning
llaaiSl. siostd ba convicted, aitcr y fair
trial and On legal evidence, whefr
~s.ll that lcavc Mr., Hayes Wlet
would hc-aol Would hc hold an 70 an
oiliee after X had icrn iudicially detcf.
mined ina collateral proceeding that
he had no legal title 70 do IN Would
ho iNtain the Office o. President Of tue
United States while the msn who cont
faiand il upon him were languishing N
prison under conviction itnd sentence
tn haying conferred Il fraudulcntlyT
Anl the .S,m says no Federal intcrler-
clce or mnpering viii be permitted
with this trial, hut that il will be
c!osely watched throughout, whatever
The result may be,
Tho fiigll loint Commission" 70.
fused, s to Z, to gobehiRd the Electoral
count Of tho Louisiana Returning
Board but how will it he when the
trial Of Wells, Anderson and Casanave
takes plncc, and tho evidence shows up
the fraud and proves conclusivoly thOt
Louisiana cast her vote for 'fildon ?
10 an msophisticatea mind the read.
ing Of the Republican papers would he
conclusive evidence that that party was
composed Of all the virtue, intelligence,
integrity and honesty Of the country.
But the examination Of tho court
records, the records Of the Pinncy in
ycstigation for instance, together with
the well established fact that they have
placed man in the Presidential Chair
hy fraud, will be more convincing cyi.
tlcncc even TO the unsophisticatcl, TINT
the leaders Of that party are not the
models of virtue and intelligence they
would have us believe thcm to be, but
leaders who have, by their corruption
and thicving, so corrupted and demoia'
liked the public mind as to produce
anarchy, confusion, riot and hlood'shod
throughout the h,nd
\ new way to loy old debts is now
being practiced by the chief engineers
Of that vhtuous party of which the
Presidential fraud is the front and the
heal. Aholds $4,000 in fvetwenties,
and the Secretary oG the Treasury mott.
tes him TO come up and get his pay A
steps forward and the Secretary hands
him over in the neighlorhood Of SILL
600 Of the new four per cents, or refers
him TO the syndicate. and that is the
way they pay the debt, Or in other
words, A borrowed of Il SiG0, and gave
him his note payable in I've wears with
ten per ccn,, interest. At the end Of
tha, time A is unable to pay the money,
hut settles the matter with y, by TAX
ing up the old note and giving a new
one for the amount Of principal and in.
ionat How much If the debit has A
p,ii ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24

Ale1IsY ialsn greatness thrust
fy civil thpit and iuel,
~ lhy Own egQFet soul debate
The lnutieTod ungcf ol the State.
llhunosty be ny lnlcnt,
" not u lnud Tho Instrument
Resign tho preferred crown
Andllyo IN pure gehnRni
llut u tho hauble tlsa d,Nt sths,
Twill NhAtter Ia lliyeasn,
And like ghost 'tNyl,i haunt
Thco living, and then dying teunt
Choose honor first, thbh fame
SiNll consncfnte tbs nAmg,
iiiit whom the wrong HNpecedA
1l'lH then Thy country biods,
Nur all the oxpodlenss n thy brain
Can wash away that stain
Strong gtcmptod man, u day ho lu',
Or, stamped 70 dust,
crawl ruptlle.llkc IN slime
Thy hrlul, umoted tinlb,
Il doth not thee hehooyo,
A prlze thou CAn'st not prove
A nation Hcnns theo, and Will brand
The Ialsc and perjursd hand.
~ vito lll,won success
i hut glldcd wretchedncas
u thou dlshohOr dare,
Fate whispers thre bcwpru,
fut fear not thou the auaBhn'a stroke
Twas thine own heart that spoke,
Fear not tho avengers knife
Dread thy dlahon0red life,
~ Thy own soul rulent, rolenl
Thou art not President
prctcndur ouly N thy namo
First Uf that rank and shame
Throw on tho title and the ac0rn
Aud be 70 manhood born
Make no delay, consult the past,
NO inianly oan last
Install bright Justice IN thu broaat
And iamo shall do the trst.
hut haste The fatal m0urnt hies
That aheilOv thee In lies.
To-day the People suiior, hut ere long
They act, and right themselves from wrong
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noy'T ltcEIT AalTnrAti.

An Oregon Radical cxchangc, refer.
ring 70 the preae,t Of Hayes to Gen.
Eennitl,, nys 80 il seems that Hayes,
unlike other Prcsilmitg, mikes presents
insteal " accepting thcm' Wen,
now, how Is thisl II seeing tmt dur.
ing Hayes recent trip to Massachusetts
It cost that commonwealth quite a snug
little smn Two individuals went from
Boston to Washington to give the for
NAL invitation, md for this labor they
have drawn @l70 G5. He had d break
fast 1t Lake Glotewhich cont Sis2 l3.
He was entertained willl concert, for
which the State auditor bap poil 1916
0G. Carriage hire for him and his
party pn up 70 &i57 one q The
items paid 81 lia account ly the Cow
ernsr amounted @ 200 An,I all Of
tliis was pnid out p the State Treasury
Of Massachusetts, and Hayes very
gracefully nccepicd the situation
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ONE MORE uxFoarVSArE.

One Of the witnesses doe Taylor
brought forward by the Custom House
Ring at Portland to slonder the mem
ory of the dcad man, Wilson, during
the Grover investigation is receiving a
rough handling by one who knows him,
Bridget Gallagher In card pub
lishod in the Bee Of the goth Bridget
says Of him:
While was slttng In thr police cuurl on Sat
urduy evening, having been summoned therc % VII
ness low, eowardly penltantaY convict, nAmed Joe
Taylor struck me blow iull In the face, For this
ofunsc he was only fined s20. The character Of this
wunan,Whnprr IL well known He " dirty coward,
and IN my hnnso cyra,cd his lcrsnn inr The nuuae-
nenl VI an idle crowd FIR dpllm and hall, Tbs
called liire Davenport, tfpin Whnae proatltn'
ton he lives 10 ny hnuse about two weeks aRn,
bloody from heating hc had given her lie did this
hurau.e she had no money inr him. and she ald that
she had ~ scc company II any prisc 10 Furnish him
money.
1t will l,r remembered that this in
famous character, Tnylor, was the man
whom the Radical Ring dug mp to
swear TINT. the late Hon. Mr.. Wilson,
Of Tillumook, changed six S90-pieccs in
his saloon in one day; audi this villain
Gus convict WIS also the fellow whom
Ben, lIolleday secured to escort Morton
ofi' the steamer on their arrival at Port
land an net which scandalized the
whole metropolis And now already
he Is getting in the same boat with
Stiles, Highly, Il H.. and ii one more
witness against the Ring schemers.
Truly these permcd villains a'c rapidly
receiving their reward.
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AMERICANS in Mexico would like TO
see an acquisition Of territory by our
Government, for they consider it the
only way in which this question can be
finally settled What they would like
TO have is, that the Unitod Statos Gov
ernment establish a protectomte in
Mexico, put government into power
there and maintain it against all revo-
lutionists, The better class of Nexi.
cans, too, would be satisfied with such
q protectoratc, for they are tired Of the
continual wars and revolutions there
and desire a chance to develop the ro-
sources Of the country.
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no said that Jay Could md n
Huntington, the railroad mpsnatca
c,nlfibutel s75.0oo each 10 the cam
lnisn fgndin Ohio, and tha they did
10 % The YAK condition tlat i elected
iIayes wmdd treat their intereas iairly
Hayes acapteG tho mgpey ani made
tho promise IEei4 probably carrying
out hi part If tla cn'rncs, but will
haze hard t'ms doing i without neg
iscsing inp por tie intoreit' of the peo-
p,e About the mhy 'canm # com
liaint thur VIZ gailmal managers have,
Is tlat they ore sometimes clieckmated
IL their game Of grab. II flayeaallows
tliam q play Tie game AMI pluck the
psaalc nnditnrlel, they will doubtless
cond,Ier thcmaelye fairly trcatcd, not
0fhcrRise.
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uAsoNlC sNsrALLaroN.

According 10 programme the officers
elect of Saint John Chapter No. IA, r.
A. NJ, were installed yesterday after
noon is this city BY J. b. Congle, D. G.
IL r.; Henry L. Hoyt Or. King; +.
n. Shultlefi, Scribe; X, =, Earhart,
SEC; d. p. Mason, Cir, Lecturer; Hon.
j. n, Dolph, Orator J. G. Moreland,
IL. j. Pratt, and others, Visiting Com
pnnions This ceremony was attentive
ly listened to BY a large number Of
people aud the orntion ~ pronounced
one of the finest ever delivered. Mr..
Dolph pictured sketch Of Astoria on
this occasion, which will need but a
very little furnishing to prove reality.
The officers installed am A, W.
Ferguson. II, r.; A, Van Dusen,
ks w. Dodd, s.; A. II, Sale, G. H.;
W. d. Hare, p s.; T., r. Howea, NJ.
81 "; NJ. u. Folsom, NJ, ID "; c.
Lcinenweber, NJ, lat "; c. A, Mcclure,
Treasurer Dean Blanchard, Secretary
l.. Hartwick, Sentinel,
SOCIAL REUNION
The social reunion at the hall during
the evening was largely attended by
Royal Arch Mosons, and WAS in every
way creditable to the new chapter,
The collation. was served Mt the Parker
Homc in fine style, 1s,oridt.
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a ADvnRTIsE EME n rs.


u
gJ.l5 tir t9 VA wv Siafe or fFgaa,
q cogaiy qy Liaa
i9auga =. liaYia plal,iir " rbiInf5t
Davis hotcu3MG
sulitp'qui,y or aAoices
p rheta ,. D'yis tio above na4ed
I)efr6da is
~ thorase ofte SlAt0 or s3gc oil, Won
lhl0 iairDY relA ied toaipcar and answer
/ thh 0lnpatntuf The above aimed Pajniitf.
In tho ab ye entitled CourG. row On iilo
INlgh t!a CLERK Of said Cuurt, within ie,i
days From NE orvice OF his AummouA
luion you, "a served in said Linn County,
uragon hrh if served Ia any a,bti
County ia ai STATE ol oregon, lh,n
within twenty days from the date Of
tho service of Uiis summons upon yoa.
Tor, ig soivcd by publication, tDon on
or before the first day Tho Lext torn 81
the Circuit Court or tho tate Of OREGON
| fDr ;hp County Of Linn, to-wit tho .2d
day Of October A. A., lSii, and yOuan.
h,iely n0iiioi tint II YOU iail 10 apptEl'
aie, answer said complaint as hereby ic.
lqufp 4, the lNBiiwill applyt the COui,
iortho relief demanded ~ lae complaint,
to~wits dissolution OF the bonds Of mat
rlmDay eNmtng between you and the
u. irndant, and iul the u0sls uhd disturo.
mvps o. this suit
August 6sL, 1917
lIGMPHREY & II WITT,
MSS Atty. for rlF.
Publlshol lly orler Of Hon. II. r. Boise,
J1l3W made this 10Th day Of Augusi, 1877.
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Nshesl thc ssselssass sssita4 iase KIM
Rsaic priniiag invwtigeticn,7 y
su..arsellts ile Sisole PNhtcr received
lss3Ss tue tse aiaaurN hlawed bg law
Ger lg,nA Subsequently, however,
Eheyisg bean esmokelo,a 6ntbat hunt,
lit came down ollcsllalf, ana chssgvt
shet tlss printer rccciyc leag tincs ~
llnioe allowed And he oi,es ~ authors
/ ity Mr. Cornell who wos foreman u
ithe mcchmical department oi the State
Printing Office. for most q the time
aurlng lic list administration and Air.
| Nultner, tlic Inst expert me- hcrc Il
Iihe 0n3osaus languages
Mr. M,l Culptll wba NasferaaAa ,9r 4 eNl-tl.
administration. las informed u3 that Y was the rus
tlcs Ia charge louriull, and he Illustrated by stating
that paper which was hNiigit for eight dollafH Ms
charged 10 the state al tpfS ana " l@M ieh Es'iph
ihp PRINTER q nypiit OF thirty two tulleri On eNeN
,lss,i,l hnd we arc lniirned thst NV NNltash aif
49, - a. IA tiaI ll.si
Ses,iS SesSsGs pmc,isc
Mr. Corne't was ietelAeN W 0o''q"s'.
tar IN the stats fsii'ylng oi'''e ior 'ne
past eight years, and is tberctorea com
Ipetcnt witness as 70 counting l@lNF'
Mr., Noltocr WAS employed ~ export
Is thc joint Committee on ffp't'ng q
the tive Houses Y the lo't session 2
the Legislature lie vas Sworn 70 per
lorna his duties as sach oad would
lmest certainly respect hi' oa'h' These
gontlcmcn aic valuable wltn @es 10 TIC
editor Of the GiygoRien, nI we oSe the
Gtor of TINT paper % have thom sub.
lprned before any court 81 Justice and
hy tlien provo hisnssertious. We have
repeatedly denied that thore was any
thing irregular in the work OF charges
Of the present STATE Printer, but that
| his work has been as h6ncsO and square
As any or his predecessors; and, without
relecting upon any Of those gentlemen,
it is manifest that Che paper and mate
rial used has bDen Of a better quality
than heretofore employed
Owing to agitation upon tho subject
Of State Printing the las two sessions
Of the Legislature have raised Joint
committee to investigate die mattor'
ana while in each case these committees
nave employed sworn experts to meas.
uro, count and examine into the work,
the reports of tho committcca have On.
Itircly exonemtel the State Printer and
Iall Of his work las been received as fair
anl honest II has only remained for
the 0regoaioa, whose proprietor was
8 let out of the office after two year $
term to make faces and cry hog, II
there has been any greator "hogging
concern than that 0S42onida establish
mcnt, we would like to hear Of T. II
hogs" its employees wages down to the
lowest figure, it hog" monopoly OF
the telegraphic dispatches AMI its editor
is disgusied with all the world because
he couldn'; cyerla3i'usly "has' the sel-
airy and stealrngs of th" Portlnri Cf'