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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

THE WoRxISeMEN.-Of Port land. te
the number of $50, according to the
Staasdana, assembled on Friday mora
ing on the corner of Stark and Front
streets, and organized by the election
of R. s. Dooling, gentleman recently
from San Francisco, President pro tenn
Mr. A. C. Edmunds, of Portland, was
called upon and made short speech,
followed by Mr.. Dooling. The meeting
then adjourned to meet at the call Of
the President After the adjournment
committee, subsequently appointed
for the purpose, waited on Mr.. Henry
Failing and requested him to employ
white labor instead of Chinese, in the
erection of his new building on Front
street. Mr. F. replied that he would
consider their request, and meet them
at some future time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
reEzklsAs Pan !aa. spsEs.

Dem. stase Cent csm meets a
Portland, 3lst inst
jess. Shepherd, Of the Bahor Git,
Democrat, IS mentioned for State Print
or, if Democratic Convention says SO.
IF tho 0;pgo.atan he's any other Ore
g0n paper in sympathy with it on am
question under Heaven we want to know
it-tIat's all.
We hope Congress will now rush TIM.
silver bill through. The poor I,eorl,
have been waiting long enough Tor re
lief in that important particular
Last years tonnage registry shower
decrease ef $1,000 tons. This in
wolves din1inution iii ship-buil,ling in
terests rs we'll as in commerce. Demo
cratic rule and sound tariff will in /,
few years remedy this and other evil.
of Radical misrule.
The OgcJossia,a has found one RepuB
lican paper-the Eugene Journal
whom it can't successfully crack its golt
lash over. The Journal rears up on it.
little ankle and talks for the dollar Of
our dads with snap and vim whicl
substantially closes ont the big banker
organ at Portland.
Congress is again in session after 8
two weeks holiday "bust, and if the
swearing off mania has reached oul
national representatives we may expee.
some active legislation shortly. Il doe
seem to US that our congressman oughi
to work at least enough to earn theh
board and clothes Crashing and mend
ing not iucluded), but for some year
past they have scarcely done it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
poz'E REPEAT rag BltsDEa.

We hope the Democratic State c n
vention will not make the same blunder
that It did in '5G-nominate a candidate
for Congress IN April-seyen months
before election. It IS unfair to the can
didate ana dangerous to party success
Two months before the Congressional
election in November-say sometime in
September, during the sitting of the
Legislature-wculd be sosn enough to
nominate candidate for Representa-
tive.
s.-siaoe the above was put in
type the 0rsgosaiaa comes to hand
claiming that it is a mistake that our
Congressional election occurs in Novern-
bor. That paper asserts that late
amendment to the law for election Of
Representatives 10 Congress permits our
State to elect in Jane, at our general
State election, and that paper produces
what seems to be the lew on the sub
ject. If the 0rgyonitais's Interpretation
Of the law be correct there is no nee
essity of a controversy On the question
as to the number of Conventions which
should be holden. The Lord knows
the fewer Conventions any party holds
tine batfer for it's suceazsi
OF course tho State Central Commit
tee, which is called to meet on the 3lst,
inst, viii inquire thoroughly into tl.is
matter aud govern themselves accord
ingly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
ssase Treaserer.s seesAa Nellee.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
Salrln. Dec. -. ISL

TREASURER's OFFICE,
Salem, Dec. 2S, 1877.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In there are funds on hand for the pay
Inent oil state Warrants ciassed and num-
beresi as follows:
Warrants OF old issue, payable from fund
derived from special tax, ineiorsed prior to
sept. II, 1874, VIZ: Nos. 500, 40, 40I, I56,
4e3, 404, 4U5, 4O6. z07. 40S, 4G9, 4fO. III,
AZ, 4l3, Ala, 4l5, 4I6, AT, AIS, 4lS, 40
III aud AZ.
Warrants indorsed since September IL,
1876, payable from fund derived from tax
for current expenses, viz: Nos. 733, 7S4,
I32, 435, TI2, 979. 500, 9sI, 992, 995, gS6,
999, I.oo5. ,00i, l,0a7. 1,00S. /, ,e09, t,0Il,
I.0IS, I0I4. 0I6, OH, /, -, 1927, los,
l,026. L02T, l,02S, l,029, l,033, I,042, I,944,
1,049, 1,052, 1851, I ,o.4, l.0,7, 1859, ,O6S,
l,e55. 0lS, l,06a, I,057 and I,06S.
Interest ON these warrants will cease
from this date.
4. II. BROWN,
n22w3 Stare Treasurer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.


The Portland Labor Hzorld talks glib
y about It's new-fangled " Independent
Greenback Party swallowing up th,
two old parties. We don't answer fol
the Republican party-and, in point-of
fact, don't care what .sfoul fend or de
mon weird swallows it up but it i.
the most absurd Of absurdities to ex.
peet the gIand old Democratic party,
which has stood bragely up amid the
fierce storms Of political strife and wit
messed the wreck of parties for nearly a
century past to give way before a mush-
room organization which is founded On
hobby as uncertain and intangible as
the air we breathe. The history of the
Demecratie party is the history Of our
glorious Republic, and 50 long as our
institutions stand which that party has
upheld and sustained, so long viii Dem
ocracy refuse to surrender its guardian
ship Of our nations liberties to any
osher political body.
The Democratic party has had its
trials-its days of gloom and darkness,
when fierce internal dissensions and
bloody war threatened its permanency
and It's life; but thanks to patriotic
leaders and wise counsels It has safely
weathered the STERN, and is now on ths
safe and easy road to future nlort
glorious than even its proud and boast
fal past.
These new movements may last for .
short season. Like the measles, scarlet
fever, or other eontagiOn, they mus
have their run but they will finally
die out with the correction of the cause:
that gave them birth. And in the
meantime. while the new movement is
vainly striving to gain footing in na.
tional politics, the Democratic party,
that IS just now again taking hold Of
the reins of government, viii right all
the evils complained of, so far as it is
possible to do so, consistent with ma
tional honor and enlightened govern
ment, and leave no room and no neees-
sity for the party of the Labor Forgd.
We earnestly appeal 70 Democrats to
keep aloof from this movement and
stand firmly by the dear old party of
which We are 50 justly proud Our
party organization is compact and strong
now. Let US keep 1t so. Henceforth
nothing but party infdelity to the Dem
ceratie ideal can impair the strength of
The Democratic party. 1t, then, can
only be weakened from within. 1t has
stood all forms Of external assault. Tt
has been proved strongest when most
true to itself It has demonstrated it
self invincible, when compelling tribute
to its fidelity to its pledges. 1t has
proved itself strong enough to repel as
sault. It cannot be defeated either by
political cunning or by unjust defama-
ton and it is safe to say that it will
never surrender the grand cause to
which It's destinies are irevocably com
nittad
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
TIaERE Is 4 IEEz..

All the orthodox preachers in Phila-
delphia have met together, and solemn
ly resolved that there is HELM spite
of Bsecher and high waterl
Seems TO US that a hell that has to
be supported by resolution OF Philadel-
phia preashers isn't going to scald
fellow very much anyhow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
Dissolution Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that The co
IN partnership heretofore existing be
the tirn name of Clark & Wyatt, is tins
day dissolved by mutual consent, ID u.
Clark Withdrawing. The business will
still be continued at the old .taild by j. X.
Wyatt, who Will pay all demands againsi
the late fiifn, and 10 whom all noies and
accounts must be, paid
CLARK & WYATT.
Dated Jan. 5, 1875. 2sw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

Henry Ward Beecher made an ass
of himself recently, by making use in
the pulpit of such languague as the
following: "If you tell me that they
have gone to hell, then I swear BY the
Lord Jesus Christ, whom I have sworn
to worship forever, that you will make
an infdel of me-" Such swearing
would disgrace doggery, much less a
pulpit
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
SUMMONS.

n TIE Circuit Court Of the ssate Of oregon,
for the County Of Lima
Martha Allen, Plaintiff, vs.. Benton Al
len, Defendant.
Suit for divorce.
To Benton Allen, the above named De
fendans:
In the name of The State Of Oregon. rou
are hereby required to appear aid answer
the complaint Of The above Plaintiff in the
above entitled Court, now ON file with the
clerk of said Court, within ten dars from
the date Of the service Of this summons
upon you if served in Linn County, sJrs-
goIi, but if served ia any other County in
the State of Oregon, then within twenty
days from the date Of The serviee Of this
summons upon Won. and II served by riiifs-
lication, then by the next term of tlfs Cir
cult tt0urt for The County of Linn. in the
STATE of Oregon. 10 be holden ia the CITY OF
a bany, Linn County. Oregon, on The see
ond Moud~y of March. 1878 t-,-Vlt. 4lss
18th day of March, 1875, and you are he.elsY
mortified that il you fail 10 appear and an
swt'r said complaint, as hereby required.
the Plaintiff viii demand Judgment thai
he bonds Of niatfiniony existing between
Plaintiff and Ileie. dant be dissolved. and
hat Ifie ctIsfndy Of their minor child be
awarded TO the Plaintif1s that Plaintiffs
name he changed from Martha A lien 10
aI-rtisss Hill, aud that n asolIable provis-
isin be made furtae support of the Plaintiff
and her said minor child, and for the costs
and disbursements of his suit
WEATHEKFstfRD Il PIPER,
Attorneys for Z. .aIutiiI
This summons is published by an oIoer
of fIon. Z. Y. Boise. Judge of the above
named Cour.. made at chambers in the
City of salem and State eff Oregon, on /. .
sd day CT November. A. D. 1871.
l41SWS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

Tins country is settling rapidly
an Oregon man wrote to his friends IN
Iowa, the day after a landslide carried
sway two hundred and sixty acres OF
his farm and dumped it into valley
below-Barli'sJtol Hetcteye.
That's a good joke, friend Burdett,
but it is about the all.fredest, darna-
tionest biggest lie that you ever rerre.
trated, even in your most mendacious
mood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
Estray Notice.

HVAKEN Up by The undersigned. living
in ruaialin precinct, Clackainits coun-
ty, Oregon, one flea bitten gray IIlars, bout
IA hands high, ten or twelve years old.
Al<0 one bay mare about hands high.
white stripe in forehead 8 white feet. and
about FIVE years old. Both animals came
to my place last June.
ADJUST KULLEMEIR.
Dec "A, 1877. 23wI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
Agents Wanted.

ST YCU WANT employment at once,
call Oh s. HaIkleroad, at GerA ais, who
u i'll give you an agency for the best selling
work in The land. Every body wants il,
and everybody buys it. AGENTS are aver
aging from forty 10 ninety orders per week
and clearing from 500 TO 500 per month .
Is or a situation and full particulars inauir e
at this office, or write 70 s. 4arkleroad, 8 t
Albany or Gsryais. 2xmI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

The Cathedral of the City of Mexico
is the largest and most costly structure
in America. Il is 500 feet long, 400
feet wide, and cost S7,GoO,000. Yet
many who worship at its shrine have to
cat bean soup with wooden spoon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

MANY people are fond of the con-
pany of their physician, because lie is
the only person with whom they dare
talk continually Of themselves without
interruption, contradiction or cenaure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

TnE Presbyterian Presbytery of
Pennsylvania have resolved against
dancing, and the young members of
that denomination have now to content
themselves with taffypullins' and "gum
sucl4s."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

Conlxling Is proud
Mast lives in Jersey.
Edlnunds is looming.
Patterson is sarcastic.
Hayes is Methodist
Beecher is very portly.
Bismark loves solitude.
Tiltcn is coming money.
Caterpillars ravage Texas.
Boston has the best schools.
Tilden expects to run in 1880.
II July rioters convicted SO far.
Oil is being struck in Tennessee.
Music Of the future-Silver bars.
Adeline Patti is singing at Milan.
Every minute is thread Of gold
Samuel J. Tilden is a Presbyterian.
1t is no longer Conover but Gonover.
Conover looks mean and insufficient.
1t Is 500 fine to clip a horse in
Ohio.
stanley's last expedition cost $780,
900.
Patterson used to be newspaper
man.
Senator Eustia viii receive $4,000
back pay.
American poultry is being shipped
to England.
Moody and sankey will take in Bos-
ton in March.
Doctors are facstiously termed ''pilI-
dozers" in Iowa.
A pet bear killed negro child at
ClarksvilIe, Tex.
General J. B. Hood is visiting Rich
mond, Virginia.
8 families own one-eight of n. Y.
city's real estate.
Illinois has female County schoO:
Superintendents
Workingmen in the South are too
busy to get upriots.
John MOrrisssy likes the shady
bowers of Georgia.
The Walla Walla R. R. is to be ex-
tended to Weston.
The Swedes are asserting political
power in Nebraska.
Four Syracuse churches have been
burglarized recently.
Thirty newspapers expired in Texas
during the past year.
Florida is commencing to ELL uE
with Northern tourists.
Montreal is getting to be an impor-
tant failure Metropolis.
Laborers are in demand in the South
ern States, at high wages.
Three Democratic negres in the
Mississippi Legislature.
Theodore and Elizabeth appear to be
in favor of resumption.
Mr.. Wheeler, it is said, never offers
advice to the President.
Ex-Congressman Vance of Ohio lies
seriously i'll in Washington.
The two Buffers in Congress can be
distinguished by their eyes.
Eighty-one gold mines are being
worked in North Carolina.
Keokuk, Iowa, spent sl50,000 for
street improvements last year.
The Grand Jury system in Iowa
costs the State s25O,0OO annually.
Texas claims to have increased its
population by 100000 within a year
Large quantities of cotton are being
shipped from Charleston to Germany.
The Evening Telegram's new editorial
ability seems to all run to display heads
D. R. Locke, (.'Nasby'') is the new
editor of the New York Evening Nail.
Mrs Swisshelm wants the girls and
boys that so to the same schools to
dress alike. We don't believe that's a
good scheme.
Maggie Foster, an Indiana girl,
dressed up in mems clothes and stole a
load of wheat. Several starving
Hoosier editors want that gal.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion of Albany, N. Y, paid the infidal,
Bob. IngersOll, $3.50 for lscturing be-
fore them, and they cleared $500 from
the scheme.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

WE agree With she Salem Statesman
that the proposed change of schedule
stage time between Roseburg and Red
ding, from 50 70 GO hours, is a decided
nuisance. This would put our overland
mail Communication with California one
day later than the present arrangement,
and We see DO advantage to bs gained
By such au iacenEenient arrangement
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
SHADE TREES AND OAT STRAW.

NrAPLE and other kinds of shade trees
M "a fine lot Also fine lot of bright
oat straw. Enquire at or leave orders with
9SnIss nasr 1. A. sErrLEMIER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

VERMONT and New Hampshire are
the only New England States that suffer
the affection of annual sessions of their
Legislature.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GREAT REDUCTIONS
AT THE
Mechanics Store.

"stanGlard" whlte shirts reduced from
82 % to 81 50.
:. standard" White shirts (very Gnel at
S9 % worth 90 SO.
French Fcrcalc shirts reduced frorn 81 IS
TO 81 81 I-2.
Fine white MerInO Shirts and Drawers at
55e. worth 81 25.
oregon city Cashmere Pants reduced from
s. SO % 81 20.
Oregon City Cashmere Pants Worth S6 90
reduced to - as.
English socks at Sc SO per dozen. regular
price soc pair.
Cashmere Overshirts worth 81 30 selling
for 81 IL I-2.
Flnc suspenders at soc pair, cheap al
81 90.
BLACK SILK Bows Mt s5c each; regular
iiee Flannel Underwear at 81 co; cheap
ut 81 &c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

For centuries hydrophobia has been
an almost chronic subject of discussion
among medical men, and they don't
seem to know much more now than
when it was first discovered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

EyAErs is disguised with the Senate,
and don't want Hayes to send any more
names to "that digni6ed body" for re-
jection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
N. B.---My Entire Stock Reduced in
Proportion.
j. NJ. NOLAN.
NO. II WEST FIRST STREET, ALRANY.
LOOK HERE!
PUBLIC 8 sALEI

N-ow IS YOUR CHANCE to invest in
one of the best business properties IN
me citv of Albany Oregon will sell at
public auction, on the 26th day of January,
a. > O'clock r. NJ, my brick, and other
buildings adjoining, on The corner OF Ferry
and second streets, Albany. Terms OF
sale. cne.third cash, Galance in one and
two wears. with 10 per cent interest per an
M, r"u SAMUEL MILLER.
Jan. IL, 1873. 2Std
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

A party of ladies in New Orleans
are running railroad. There's enter
prise for you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11

"oh, send me out CT thesa drizziing rains,
To Iowa, the beautiful s-a.e beyend th2 Ila.ls,
To ths town OF Rippey-, Sc gag aad nice.
and thea come and get me, Wills Rics."
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-24
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMRN'

WHEREAS, The Legislature of the State of
Minnesota by n act proposing an amendment
to section three (5) Of article eight 80 OF the con-
stitution, relating to Puoiic Schools" approved
March 2, 1877, did enact as follows:
Section l. The following amendment to the
constitution OF this State is hereby proposed for
pu blicatiOn, and for approval rejection by the
people, In accordance with the provisions of Sec
ton one D Of article fourteen Q4) OF the consti
tuition of the State: that is to say, that section
three 90 of article eight 9 of the constitution be
amended By adding at the end thereof the fol-
lowing provisions: But in shall the
moneys derived as aforesaid. or any portion
appropriated or used for the support of schools
wherein the distinctive doctrines, creeds or
tenets OF any particular Chri stan or other rell-
gious sect are promulgated or taught.
Section 2. This proDoset amendment shall
be submitted to the people for their approval or
rejection, at the next general election occurring
after this act shall take effect, and each of the
legal voters OF the State, IN their respective dis
tricts may at such election vote by ballot for or
against such amendment, and returns thereof
shall be made and cel tilted tto.J and such votes
canvassed, and the result thereof declared in
manner provided by law for returning, certify
ing and canvassing votes at general election for
State officers. and declaring the result thereof;
and II 1t should appear theretrom that MAJOR
ity of voters present and voting at such election
shall have ratified such amendment, then with
in ten days after that result shall have been de-
clared, the Governor shall make proclamation
thereof, and such amendment shall therefron
take force and effect. and be in force as part OF
the constitution.
AND WHEREAS 1t appears from q certificate Of
the secretary OF the Joint Convention of the
Legislatures that upon the Official canvass by
that body made on the 10th instant, of the votes
| cast for and against said proposed amend ent, a
majority of said votes were favorable to the
adoption OF the san
Now THEREFORE,, I. JOHN S. PILLsBURY. Gov
| ernor of the State of Minnesota, in accordance
with the result Of said Ulcial canvass, and with
| the requirement of the act aforesaid, do hereby
publish, declare and proclaim that said proposed
amendment has been adopted in the manner
| prescribed by the constitution and laws Of this
| State, and that the same is valid to all intent.
and purposes part Of the constitution of the
State of Mnne>o;a.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto gel
my Inland and caused the Grea'
| Seal of the state to be affixed, al
Great Seal the Capitol in Saint Paul, thi:
| ) of State. ! fifteenth cay of January, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and
| seventy eight.
| By the Governor:
| JOHN S. PILLSBURY.
| J. 5. 1RGESs.
| Secretary Of State,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-24
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