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National Republican., 1878-10-31
uercia! correspondent, died at Beaver, Pa, October

nercid! correspondent died at Beaver, Pa, October
john 8. CuSSrsoHAx, U. g. n, and Mrs. Gun.
ningham are guests at the Ebbiu House.
Mr. z. BoRGEs, the Brazilian Minister, and wife
have taken apartments for the winter at Wormley's
Mr. MOODY viii preach at the Baltimore city Jail
winter.
THE London GLOBE says the physicians of Mr.
Sothern demand his absolute retirement from the
stage FOR six months
Y. A. FESSBssY, Of New York; a. X. Chase New
York and George Peck, Z, $. N, and Mis- Peck arc
stopping at the Riggs House.
EDWARD PAysoS WESTON, the pcdAIfrian, has
hled petition In bankruptcy at Bradford, England
HIS liabilities are given at $500.
HENRY GoRpoS srILLwELLr Calcutta India I;
Archibald FitElames, England, and r. A. Aston,
Georgia, are guests at the Ebbitt House.
HENRY N. ALEXANDER, Of New York. one OF the
counsel retained in the kid glove controversy is in
the city, and stopping at the Arlington.
CARDINAL pI PIErRo Is to direct the Papal Archoe-
ologcal Academy which has been granted permis-
sion by Leo XIII. to resume It's sttings.
THE Cohoes Neirs says that 'snce Rev. Mr.. Tai.
images salary has been raised he takes in the New
York music halls Notwithstanding the free list has
been suspended"
ToSy, PAsrons latest song is. where was Moses
when the Light Went Outr' II Is pronounced
hit, aud many thousands are already struggling to
solve the conundrum.
Mrs. RACHEL srSE, OF Gratz. Dauphin County,
was The mother OF thirteen children, sixiy.nino
grandchildren, nineiy.two gteatgrand.childrcn
and one great.great.grand.child.
THE Emperor OF Brazil has pensioned, at the rate
of 500 Il month, a young Brazilian woman, In order
that she may be able to pursue her medical studies
In New York and become physician.
FouR OF the richest men on the Pacific slope have
died during the present year leaving In the aggre
ncls. These were Mark Hopkins. Michael Reese
william 5. OBricn, and David ID. Cotton.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

NOTWITHSTANDING the evasive and pre-
yaricating excuses Of the defense in the case
OF FITZ-JoHN PORTER regarding the calling
of General Pore rs witness before the
present Court of Inquiry, curious public
would like to know why PORTER does not
accept PoPE's offer to come if he is sub
pgnaed. The Government does not de-
sire him as a witness, for his inlorlna.
ton regarding the matter In controversy is
already at hand. II the defense really wants
him let them call him and he will come
soon enough.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

THE Northern Democrats who would
enjoy the patronage of Democratic ad.
ministration OF the National Government
are appropriately compared to receivers of
stolen goods. Their Southern brethren do
the stealing, while they fatten upon the
plumber for without the Solid South such a
thing as Democratic supremacy would he
impossible. And the Solid South is upheld,
not by robbery alone, but by robbery made
successful through foul murder and whole
GALE assassination.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

Now that GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN has
endorsed Secretary GoRHAMs political
course, 1t is in order that all the modern Re-
formers shall rise up and call him blessed.
But it appears that TRAIN has been de-
ceived by the current publications OF the
secrctary's enemies regarding that political
course. If he had known the truth, he nor
any other soft-money, fat idiot would have
profered such an endorsement As the
matter now stands Mr.. GoRHAM is ac-
cused of that which he has not done, and
approved for the same kind of thing Iu
this dilemma, however, he is able to remark
that he once described imitation as a seedy
tramp, and contraction as a well-dressed
pickpocket
National Republican., 1878-10-31

We are In receipt Of q communication
complaining bitterly that the employees Of
the Government Printing-Ofiice Who are
voters in the States soon to hold elections
are not permitted to 20 homo and vote
without a loss or time. Our correspondent
must thank those who have tied the Print
ing-Olice up with restrictive laws relating
t. the accounting for the moneys nppro-
priated for its business for this little priva-
ton,
National Republican., 1878-10-31

We desire again to caution our Republic
can friends in Montgomery and other coun-
ties in Maryland adjacent to the District Of
Columbia to beware ofemigration into them
from here and consequent fraudulent voting.
Arrangements have been made for a heavy
raid on election day into Maryland and
the worst of it is that the invaders will not
remain there after they have corrupted the
elective franchise,
National Republican., 1878-10-31

PosTMAsTER-GENERAL KEYS very earn
est declaration that General GRANT will!
naturally become the Republican candidate
for President in 1880 if the Southern Nulli-
fiers do not cease threatening the stability
and peace of the Government, Is another
spontaneous and irrepressble boost to the
nuch-derdcd GRANT movement. As q
matter of course, the cquanimity of the
Opposition is seriously disturbed thereby +;
but the booming will boom as usual regard
less Of that trining fact.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

THE tidings from Connecticut are cheer
ing. The Democrats attempted to coalesce
with the soft-money men and the honest
money men of both parties have determined
to punish them for it, and the prospect now
Is that a disastrous defeat awaits the traf.
fickprs
National Republican., 1878-10-31

In the natural course Of things there can
not be much that is Very Handsome about
the Po't-erior organ of the Democracy; but
1t should school itself to submit to newt
able fate, or find consolation in the we'll
known fact that ugly monstrosities are
short lived. 1t cannot better its condition
by a constant exhibition of envy toward its
more favored cotemporary.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

jim ASDERsoN's long hours with small
"salary" In the service of the Post-erior
organ of the POTTER committee were not
spent without logical results. 1t is true he
was discharged because he wouldn't swear
that the POst-erior's circulation was us large
rs its editor claims it Isl but he remained
with the institution long enough to subject
it 10 limited extent to the peculiar inau-
cnces of his well-understood character.
The result is now TO be seen in the Post
erior's frequent allusions TO the personal or
physical att.activeness Of the editor Of The
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. These allusions
have about a. much toWn.iAtion in truth as
any other startlngly important assertion
National Republican., 1878-10-31
WHO "Cq"-A REMARKABLE POEM.

WHO Is "C7"-A REMARKABLE POEM.
The politicians Of North Carolina have for
several months past been greatly exercised
regarding the authorship of a series Of politi-
cal articles which have been printed in the
newspapers Of the State over tho simple sigma
ture of &C." The original intention of the
writer Of these articles seems to have been to
raise CAIw," aud nothing less. with Hu.Klux
Democracy In last summers judiciary cam.
pagn. They were devoted to Il discussion of
State affairs generally, and personal affairs In
particular, the latter feature Of them being
Illustrated by familiarity with men and mo-
tiYcs which at once commanded attention aud
inspired fear. The result of their publication
was to destroy the calculations Of the Dcmoc-
racy in respect TO their judicial nominations,
National Republican., 1878-10-31

ever made by this Observation-Disclosures
combination, although due regard for the
eternal proprieties compels us to admit
that we are much handsomer than the wild
wild, Western creature who thus beslavers
us with his ridiculous praise. If we were
not we would apply for the exalted public
position now held by BARNuMs tatooed
man; and failing to get it, would cut our
much-chagrined North American throat.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
PERSONAL.

Hos. -. CARROLL, Of New York, is at the Ar.
llngtOn.
COLONEL JoHS J. MCCooK, Of New York, is at the
Arlington.
c. ". ToMPKISs, of New York, is booked at
Wormleys.
7. o. DAVENPORT, U. S. N, is anchored at the
Ebblu House,
GESERAL SIMON STEVENS, Of New York, Is regis
tered at Wormleys.
COLONEL EDwIS sCHRWER. Inspector. General u
4. A., is at Wormey's
W. BAKEwELL and T. u. Kerr, of Pittsburg, are
stopping at the Ebbitt House.
WILLIAM l.. PRICE, ", r., and wife of England,
are sujOurning at the Riggs House.
Mn AND Mis- WALTER +. TILLMAE, Of Troy, N.
y arc registered at the Arlington.
WILLIAM LIBBEY, Of the firm Of A. T. Stewart,
New York, Is booked Rt the Arlington.
Mr.. ROBERT II. IIUKLBERT proprietor OF the Del
aware (OhioJ Hcrdid, aud formerly Cincinnati CVH
National Republican., 1878-10-31

THE Baltimore GdEette makes sorry work
in its attempt to screen the architects and
engineers of the POTTER committee from the
responsibility of suborning ANDERsoS's per-
jury. He was grOomed like a race.horse by
them before he was placed upon the track
National Republican., 1878-10-31

THE veteran CALEB CUSHING persists in
declining any coparceny with the Butlerian
mongrel political combination in Massachu-
sets. He has been indirectly connected
with Ben BUTLER professionally and other
wise for years back, and consequently un-
derstands the meaning of joint candidacy
with him in the present campaign in that
State; hence his decination.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

THE arrest of Democratic campaign man
ayers in Texas for violating the election
laws by interfering with the rights and
privileges of Republican voters has not at
tracted much attention for the reason that
no very serious interests were at stake In
those violations, the State being conceded
to the Democracy without contradiction.
But the violence which provoked those ar
rests will serve to illustrate the peculiar
quiet and non-partisan devotion of the
Southern Democracy to the development of
material interests in any State which is
completely under their control.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

THE 100000 appropriated by the House
70 defrny the expenditures of the POTTER
committee have been used to develop abou,
that many ciphers. Aud this is Democratic
economy.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
DIED.

sPARKS.-On the evening OF October 20, 1873 at 0
o'clock y. M, CLAuDIR ANN, wife OF William sparks,
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her residence
No. ~ Tenth street southeast on Thursday, October
81 1873 at 3 o'clock p. m.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 81, 1873.

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact; only
62 days more and it will become legal
fnct
National Republican., 1878-10-31

COuGm, hoarseness, asthma, or any irritation OF
the throat or bronchial tubes will be relieved by
taking Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. II has cured thou
sands Recommend II 10 your friend and neigh
Dor. Your druggist keeps Il. Price Is cents.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
Crates and Fenders.
Dry Goods.

ClIEAPEsT CARPETS IN WASHINGTON
~ lngrnins, good quality, 2S, 81, II. Is, ne.
All WOODS, good quality, 6l'Sc, worth 7jc.
Best Lowell Tapestry IngratIs Sc, worth ~.
Best Tapestry Brussels good styles, 10 to DC.
Oil-Cloths, all widths, Low Prices
Paper Carpet Lining, 7c.
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN DRY GOODS
Dress Goods, very large stock, l2li to Soc.
AlIWool CnshmcreS, IS. 50, a. 75c to sl2a
Black Silks, special bargains, &c up.
White Blankets, large sizes, tl 81 q pair.
Calico COnioTters, good qualities, NJ low pr,ces.
Ready-made Skirts, SlnwlS Ladies' aud Gentle-
mems Knit Underwear cheap
Balbrisgan Hose, u dozen pairs IN box, for IL
T. n. NAUDAIS,
OCT, 700 Market space.
National Republican., 1878-10-31

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings nTe under
the supervision and management Of GENERALS a.
4. BEAuREGARD and JuBAL A, EARLY,
oclg-WSsf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
"a 80 sEoReE. elYE rte,

Since the Radical county non,inatiops
for Clerk and Sheriff the people have
ceased to feel any anxiety over the cleo
ton Of our Democratic candidates. and
are now only figuring on their majori-
ties And is it to be wonderedaat I
Add to our unquestioned Democratic
majority IN the county the superior lit
ness and popularity of our candidates,
and who would for moment doubt the
result at the polls
jas. {. Cowan, the next County Clerk
Of Linn, IS one of the best known and
most successful and popular merchants
Of the county, and by nature and ac-
quirenents IS peculiarly adapted to the
Office to which he viii be elected. Act
i've afable. accommodating, and ever
gentlemanly in his bearing, he viii add
many friends to his already innamera-
BE list after his induction into the
Clerks Office.
Mr.. I. C. Dickey, the next Sheriff of
Linn, Is q cabinet maker at Seio, and
has ever been a hard-working, sober,
clever citizen, noted among his neigh
bOrs for his upright life and scrapulous
honesty A lifelong Democrat, always
true to the cause, but having ne tact
for political wire-pulling, he has never
been an Office seeker, and although emf
nently fitted by education and energy
70 ell any station to which his fellow
citizens might call him, he has always
been content to go to the polls and vott
for his principles and the candidates o.
his party without the hope or expecta
ton of any reward save that Of a cleal
conscience and a patriotic purpose. Mi.
Dickey is very popular with his friend.
and neighbors, and will be elected bJ
an overwhelming majority.
Hezsrs. Elkins and Simpson needni
spend any time or money in this cam
paign, for beth viii be thrown away
and those gentlemen left to mourn II
the gall Of bitterness and the wormwooc
Of despair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
4 eREENBACkER'a eonpIIxEsr.

The Salem Resord-tbe leading green
back organ in the state-gives our
Democratic State nominees the follow
ing neat send-of':
We heartily indorse the Democratic
State ticket nominated yesterday in
Portland.
Ex-Gov. John Whiteal1er is a sound
Democrat, and has proved himself in
his position as President of State SEN
ate, an able parliamentarian, and is en-
inently qualified to represent this State
in the Capitol at Washington
Hon. W. w. Thayer is one of the
best and most eminent lawyers in the
State, and the Democracy may congrat-
/ ulate itself on being able to find man
of such sterling worth and ability
willing to accept the nomination for
/ Governor.
7. G. Reames of jackson county is a
man of excellent business qualifications
and first class accountant exactly
the man TO ill the office of Secretary Of
State; and who will not place his
signature to pay any papers or accounts
that he has not thoroughly and critical
| " examined.
/ A. II. Brown, re-nominated f)r State
Treasurer, has passed ahrough u four
years ordeal, without being singed.
He is man of sterling integrity, pre-
ferring to keep clean his honor, rather
than secure support by infringing the
law
A. NoItncr, nominee for State Print
er, Is we'll known as the able editor and
publisher of the Standard; practical
| printer and consistent Democrat.
Rev. Joseph Emery Of Benton coun-
ty, Professor of Mathematics at the
State Agricultural College located at
Corvallis, and is eminently qualified to
fill the position Of Superintendent of
Public instruction.
The ticket is good one, and one that
any citizen who is desirous of seeing
able and honest men elected to office,
can support at the polls next June.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sheriR's Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN hy virtue Of decree and order Of sale IS
sued out ok the Circuit Court Of th0 State 81
Oregon, for Linn County upon he 18th day
Of March, 1875 up1n Judgment reeoy yerea
Ia said Court on the 3Iii day Of March, 1873,
III Yor or b. Bfenner, Plaintiff. and against
Alexander Moore and Anthony Moore, de-
fendants, upon a suit brought IN sad Court
for the March term thereof 1878, wherein
said B. Brenuef is Plaintiff, and Alarcina
Moore, Alexander Moore, Anthony Moore
and Charles Go3dnough are Defendantsi
for the sum Of ono theslsand and SIX n ye
and 57-i00 dollars fSi085.511 U. =. gold
com and tho further sum Of one hundred
and fifty dollars t$l50.00l as attorneys 8 fees
with interest az the rate Of one per cent.
per month. in IT, S. gold coin, have levied
upon the following described real property,
to-wit: The undivided west half OF jon
atlf4n Keency's donation land ciains n0tifl-
ca ion No. 2c22, claim ~ III Section II Town
ship II, South of Range West, also all
that portion Of the McHinuis' donation
land claim adjoining the Jonathan Keeney
donation land claim in Section II ia Town
ship IA, South OF Range WesE, the same
being the tract of land formerly owned by
Jonathan Keeney and by him and b s
wife Mary, decided And sold to Anthony
Moore, Albert Moore and Aniasa Moore,
containing 320 acres IN the jonathan Keen
ey's donasiyn claim and 100 acres III the
Isaac Mc6infis' claim, excepting there
from the undivided one-haif Of the South
half Of the West half OF said Jonathan
Keeney's donation land clEitn. all Of said
land lying and being in Linn County.
Oregon, and on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of Hay, 1878,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, al the Court House door in Al
bany Linn County % Ufpgos, L will sell at pub
llc auction to the highest bidder for u. y
gold coin, cash in hand, paid on day Of sale
all the right, title and interest of saio De-
PENDANTS, Alexander Moore and Anthony
Moore, in and Ia the sereinbsfor- describ-
ed real property, the proceeds OF said sale
, TO be applied. first, to tho aynent Of the
cost and expenses Of this sale aud the cust
Piaintiff, the said sum of s1U65 81 aud the
of said suit,and nextto the payment TO sad
/ further sum OF Sl51 in aceordanee with
said judgment, and the surplus, II
any. 20 be paid over, one-half to tha said
Defendant. Marceua Moore, and The other
half TO said Defendant, Charles G0odnough.
Dated this April 10, 1875.
J. 4. HERREN,
n3Tw4 Sh,H. Linn Co., Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
a scpRvr TRICK.

The candidates for Clerk and Sheriff
on the Republican ticket, both being
from Albany. couldn't afford to have
any more townies ON the ticket, 50
they put their heads together and count
ell Mr.. Purdom out of the Treasurer
business. Mr. Purdom is poor man
ana needed the office good deal worse
than either of the others needed any
thing, but as they had the returning
board" he and Willie Rice stood no
show in the Convention. On general
principles this was scurvy trick, but
then they might Is well be counted out
in the Convention as to be beaten al
the polls-for the Democrats viii win
as usual.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
THE RADICAL "COxrEnExCE. /"

The Republican State Convention was
the ugliest affair we ever saw. Angry
wrangling, pickering and contention,
and open charges of fraud in the count
ruled the hour, and the adjournment
was followed by universal feeling of
disgust at the result. We shall have
lots to say about the way the thing was
did, and will here only add that for
ways that are dark and for tricks that
are vain commend US to an Oregon
Radical Convention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
rur nENoRAalzER prnoRA1rzEp.

Brick Pomeroy repudiatcs the work
of the Toledo convention in christening
the new party National without the
"Greenback," and IS berating the lead
ers soundly. No wonder he does so,
for, if we are correctly informed, Brick
has been making about. -four dollars cut
of each 'Greenback dub" organized,
for blanks, documents, &c, and the
change in the name of the party demon
etizes his stock on hand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
eanAsaAaA eosals. Aaer

Following is one Of the sections ia
the preamble of the platform adopted
BY the late Greenback Convention:
WHEREAS, Capitalists for tho lust
eighteen years have been engaged in
absorbing tho moneys and values Of the
Nation by iniquitous legislation, and
have destroyed the remnnerative indus
tries Of the people, and crushed out the
business enterprises that gave employ
ment to workinginen whereby millions
Of owr laboringmen and their families
are on the verge of starvation, nnd are
being fed at the soup-houses of charity,
producing ca state of misery, poverty
and destitution that nothing but inn
mediate and prompt system Of reeerss
legislation can remedy.
No one can find any fault with this,
it is as true as truth itself But we
think it is in bad taste for the Green
hackers to advocate such doctrine until
they take some measures towards purg,
ing their party Of supporters whose
whole lives have been antagonistic with
this section. We have been led to thi.
thought by reading legal notice in the
last Dallas Itensiser, in which Robt
Burns and NJ. d. Smith are summoned
to appear and answer complaint made
by G. b. Smith, and the summons goe'
on to say And if you fail to answer
the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum Of $50 with in
: terest thereon at The rats Of FORTY
THREE ANp ONE THIRD PER CENT. PEI
ANNuM,n from 1860.
Now, honest Greenbackers, how doe
; that suit you'll This man who exact
43l per cent. interest, is one of tb'
most prominent leaders of your party
He not only represents Benton COUNTY
: in all your conventions, but he is one 0
: Edmunds' fright hand men = in organ
e ;zing your secret " Workingmen's Soei
ety." A workingrnan, indeed Ma.
the Lord preserve US from having man,
r such worlsingmenl This country coul'
net bear up under it long. And We
1 you will try to elect such men TO posi-
tions of trust. This same man woul
have been your candidate for Stat
: Treasurer, had he not refused the non
i ination, knowing that he would no
stand a ghost of show in the comm
election, and knowing that it would cos
him some money 10 carry on a casvas'
What must we thiak of your move
ment when you win persist in pushin
I forward such men as thesei Don't get al
CRY when you read this, but look aroun
you and see who the majority Of you
J leaders are Three-fourths Of them al
= making money out of you by selling yo
their paper, or blanks for your societie
/ or else they are defeated political a
y pirants from other parties who al
Il gratifying their spleen by using all the
e endeavors to break down the organic
+ tions, which, they think, have been tc
4 slow to recognize their great abilitie