The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-03

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The New Orleans Democrat avows
that Indictment against the Returning
Board is non-political. ANS well that
ends Wells, CHI
The Chicago i,ste,-Ccea", radical
Republican sheet, thinks Packard supe-
,ior to Chamberlain, and that Hayes
doesn't hold candle to either Of Them.
If the members of the l4ouislara s''-
5aming Board are found guilty Jim
Blaine's party will believe them 70 be"
martyrs, and the rest Of us will ktn9N
/ them to be manipulators.
/ The Chicago Times thus explains the
nlenning Of Grants atco0nitot "Whon
lie pays his own bills Grant il i"cogaito,
and thus disguised wouldn't be recog-
uized even in his own country"
Having been informed that Deputy
Marshal Franks was driven to the CON
fession by guilty conscience, the Ra-
leigh, North Carolina Eees says he =
the only living revenue officer known
to have a conscience"
The number of discharges from the
Treasury Department, on the ground OF
blool relationship, is something less
than hundred. II may be proper to
say that in this hundred there are no
members Of the Sherman family.
Mr.. Blaine will be better, happier
and more useful man when lie recog-
nizcs the fact that that he came nearer
the Presidency of the United States in
June, 1876, than he ever will again, re-
marks "bloody-shirt " Morton's organ.
The Sigourney Ne,cs, an Iowa paper
of Radical principles, rejoices in the
Des Moines platform because "it wisely
declines to dignity Rutherford B. Hayes
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with mention of any kind" That's
stalwartness with the sting in it,
The Cincinnati Times, unable to give
It's Radical brethren any words of cheer,
thus tells them plainly what they have
to expect GAN political prognostica-
tions must be based on q Solid South.
The Republican party, in that section
Of the country, has handed in its checks. "
A Western correspondent of the New
York SIN quotes Radical member Of
Congress from Michigan or Wisconsin
as saying that the Radical pRty is in a
very bad way, and that the only saliva,
ton for it is to "baye enough niggers
killed in the South to make 4 "solid
North"
The South bore very active and
distinguished part in getting up that
old original Fourth of July, and in Civ
ing significance to the flag, and she
claims the right to throw up her hat
and sound her huzzag as high and loud
as any section Of the Union, at each re-
turn Of the anniversary.
ANY man." pointodly remarks the
Burlington Harkeye, 7who says that
the Electoral Tribunal decided for
liuycs and against Packard and Chan-
lcrlain, doesn't know what he Is talk
ing about As the IT, louis Times
understands the matter, Rutherford b,
Hayes holds that Packard and T'ham
lerlain were alieMdc.
The Christian Union thus halmonizcs
nnttcrs; No more striking testimony
to the success of President Hayes pol
Icy has heen giyon than this tacit nd
mission that the Democratic party is
without grievance, except the purely
personal one that II doubted if not q
doubtful question has been decided
against them by u tribunal to which
they voluntarily submitted it,
Grant is now travelling iacoyltto.
Tie E1pJyss thinks 1t would he inter
estng to know what disguise he has
assumed. That of II clergyman would
conceal him cllectualN, As q ncwsra-
per correspondent he might enjoy umu-
sual facilities for seeing things, but as
wine merchant he would pass without
suspicion and find himself congcnially
occupied,
II is asserted by the Washington cor
respondent Of the BALTIMORE Gazette
that two Of the Hayes Electors In Lou.
isiano voted blank, and positively lr-
fused 10 sign the certificate, enl that
othcis present sigucd tie names of the
ohlecting members II Is alleged that
this fact Il well known to Packard, and
that Kelloggs private secretary, II.
Conquest Clark, will testify to it updor
oath,
They appear to be having good deal
Of political weather among the Radicals
Iol Pennsylvania, MIR Newmyel,
Speaker Of the State Senate, says the
Convention will not indorse Mr.. Hayes
southern policy, and that it looks as il
the Radicals would be beaten this Fall,
I though Don Cameron, who is working
hard for success, thinks The State may
be saved. lfit is, he adds, lit will not
he on account Of any good that the
present Administration does the party
in this State
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