The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-01

Political clubs organizing.
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The Snehmonisll Stars yalediet0ry
was briefly, $50 long, boysP
Radical State Central Committee
meet at Portland on the goth.
Lake county has now city, named
Plevna, and settlers viii soon Russia
in and take Il.
Conkling's Utica paper wants 70
know wher the President will begin to
conciliate the North.
Our Balsam, (a Hoosier) says Beech.
err may rave ahead but lie can't abolish
''Hell on the Wabash"
We have an agricultural exchange
with the continued story. 'Buckwbeat
Cakes aud Ingen Batter"
Adam Sting lives in Pendleton, and
the Portland Bee occasionally gives the
0reyonia,s o Adam sting too.
Prominent bankers III Now York,
Philadelpllia and Boston are endeayor-
ing to prevent the passage Of the silver
bill.
According to the Watebman the.
Walla Waila hens are already on a
strike in anticipation Of tie Easter rise
in eggs.
joaquin Miller Is thought to be
sensible because he has gone to prais-
ing Poe's writings. It is time be was
doing something smart.
The walla WalIa WateAnaas1 says.
"H any of our readers don't get this
papers please netify Us Of the facsp
Wen do it, Bro. Bsssererl
Among the distinguishing features Of
the Salem Daily Statesman just now
is its most excellent and elaborate re-
ports Of the Supreme Court proceed
ings.
Green B. Smith, Chairman of the
Independent Greenback State Central
Committee, has ordered the Committee
to congregate at Salem on the goth
inst.
Mr. Bristow, retiring editor of the
Salem Mercury, is receiving bushels Of
friendly puffs from Radical newspapers
It wasn't just this way when eLafeH
was in the "biz"
Women who read newspapers are al
ways bright, good natured and have
common senee. Now won't this induce
lots of suffering husbands to subscribe
fer the DEMocRATl
Hon. ]. W. Nesmith has. received
letters from the proprietors of the
West Side R. r. which give ample as
suranee that the road will be completed
to Dixie, Polk county, this Fall
Representative Luttrell, Of CaIifor
mia has introduced bill in the Houss
''to punish and prevent the practice
of polygsny in the Territories anc
other places, subject to the jurisdictior
of the United States.
| Representative Luttrell, of Califor
mia. is the leading ante Chinese Con
gresham from this coast. He is work
ling industriously and vigorously to de
wise means and supply remedies for this
most studendoas evil
California editors are standing no
their heads with delight beeaase they
have had shower or two of rain down
there. If that was the fashion up here
when it rains we would close up shop
and play cipcus all the time these days.
joaquin Miller wants his body burned
so that 'ithe eorporeal essence can go up
wards and not be gnawed by the
worms" The Was2 thinks the other
part of his essence will be attended to
without any specific instructions on the
part of Waw-keen.
State Treasurer Brown has paid of
nearly all the outstanding warrants
which have been drawn against the
State during his term of Office. This
is remarkably good showing, and is
another argument in favor of the con-
tinuance of a Democratic administra-
tion.
Tho New York Saturday Viyit, a
story paper, is publishinga serial story
of Chief Joseph and his Nez Perces
band. It gives thrilling account of
the Camas Prairie Massacre and sings
terrific mass of sensational romantic
literature in sight.
The Oregonian sadly admits that it is
more than probable Bland's silver bill
will pass the Senate, as it has passed
the House, and that the probabilities of
Hayes's vetoing it are poor, especially
as he could not hold the necessary one
third vote in either House to sustain
him.
A bill has been introduced in the
Lower House of Congress to repeal the
old ironclad oath, and another sweeping
away jury disqualification on account
Of connection with the rebellion. If
it becomes a law, as It should, what will
the Republicans do without the support
of carpet-baggers and the aidof the out
rage millg