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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
SOUND ADVICE.

The East Os'egOniara gives some good
advice to the Democrats of Umatilla
county, and as the same may fit sonic
of our Linn county Democrats, we give
it: Let every Democrat stand to his
colors, vote the whole ticket and all
will be well. Remember the bloody
shirts to Z count, and although you
may feel that you have not been fairly
dealt with, for Gods SAKE. don't go over
to the ranks of the enemy, for what
can you expect there. When you cry
for bread they will give you stone.
It has been the rule of that party to
gobble everything, and you can expect
the same treatment at this time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
DOES SoT PAY.

Some sensible writer says that saying
smart things does not pay. 1t may
crafty your spite at first, but it is bet
ter to make friends than enemies. If
you cannot make people happy, at least
refrain from adding to their mis-
cry. What if this woman is not your
ideal Of womanly perfection, or that
man your model mani Your mission
on earth is not to remind them of the
fact. Each of us has faults of his own;
in correcting them We shall find ample
occupation. A "sting" or "dig"
never did any good-neyer helped any
one to be any better One who falls
into the habit OF taking them soon
looks illnatured. 1t is not always
possible to join the Mutual Admiration
Society, and be a good member, but
at least one can hold ones tongue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
DON'T Do 1T.

We understand that already proposi
tions have been made to trade off two
or three candidates ON our ticket. This
kind of a business is wrong and is de
cidedly undemocratic, and we hope ii
will meet with no favor from Demo.
Gratis. We have good round majority
in Linn and can elect our whole ticket
handsomely if the party stands square
ly by the nominees, but if the perni-
cious system of trading and g dickering'
is resorted to by any of the candidates
or their friends, then there is no telling
what the result may be. If trades are
made on one candidate it may natural
ly be inferred that the business will not
stop there.
Let every Democrat stand by the
whole ticket; don't break the lines and
We viii give the common enemy a thrash
ing that they will remember the rest Of
their days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
GOOD CAMPAIGN THTNDER.

We see that Bill Turner, of Jackson
vile, has been writing a very fine puff
for Beekman and causes it to first ap-
pear in the Yreka (Cal. Journal, from
whence the Oregon Radical sheets
snatch it with enthusiastic slopovera-
tiveness. 1t is a good notice, and wen
bet when Bill read it to Beck" before
he forwarded it to the Journal for pub
lication, there was an immediate stam-
pede Of the pair to PaPe's for an enthu-
siastic smile
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03

Linn furnishes two of the next of.
ficers of Umatilla county-S. NJ. Pen
nington for State Senator and ]. L. Sper-
ry for Sheriff. All our earlier settlers
know "Mac" Pennington and Jim sper-
ry, and if tho Democrats of Umatilla
want any recommendations certificates
in their behalf just let them send
down eight or ten thousand blanks and
they will be filed out and signed by at
least that number of Linn's most SUBJ
stantial citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
a SUGGESTION re ruuE ExEmr.

We understand that Rev. Heavenly
K. Hines preached at PORTLAND a week
ago last Sunday. Now we want it un-
derstoOd that there is nothing mean
about Us. and we are willing to let our
political enemies derive some benefit
from the light of our brilliant intellect.
Besides, 1t is barely possible that the
sparkling idea we are about to suggest
is. IN manner, of divine inspiration.
(Bro. Hines has taught us to look above
this earth for our political motives and
sease.)
What We have to suggest is this !:
That the election of Bro. Hines to Con
gress and the establishment of his Heav-
enly Kingdom might both be farthered
at one and the same time by a iudicious
prosecution of the canvass. Arrange
ments might be made with the various
Methodist churches throughout the
Stately which Brc. Hines mishtbead,e :
tised to preach as be travelled from place
to place onths stump. it being understood
that the collection taken up on these
occasions be divided into two equal
shares, the one to be applied to the
work of the church and the o.her to go
toward defraying tie election expenses
Of the reverend gentleman IN question
And it might also be wise to secure the
prayers Of the church for the success of
the Republican party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
RATHER TOO FREsn.

Beck" is bound to make himself
known, anyhow. He declined himself
into the nomination By publishing a
card beforehand that be wouldn't have
it, and then telegraphed a vain glorious
stump speech to the Convention, 0e-
cepting the nomination and telling that
body what his ''strict business qualif-
cations" would do in the Office of Gov
ernor and now he Is out in the papers
with a selflaudatory letter full Of ego
tistiealpromises and extrayagant pledges
to the people.
In the meantime Judge Thayer ut
tends strictly to his own business. and
leaves the people of OREGON, who have
known him SO long and well, to Judge
of his fitness and qualifications for the
Office of Governor. He will talk to
the people on tins subject during the
campaign in a legitimate manner, and
convince an overwhelming majority OF
them that he is the man who is just
now needed in the Executive Chair of
Oregon.
Perhaps if Beck would "keep his
seat" and remain quiet until the proper
time for making himself heard, he would
save himself from the pen-lashings
which the Democratic press of the State
are now 50 very freely administering to
him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
ADvERTIBnMENTs.
Sheriff Sale.


NOTICE IS HERE1Y GIVEN THAT
isy virtue Of decree and order II sale III
sued out Of the Circuit Court or ne efafe "a
tlreg0lf, for LinnCounkg, upon he 18th tIs i
Of March. 1878. ulsn Ildgfneni rtessvese 81
IN saiu Court on tsls III b day Of March, 1878.
liHfagorof y i5renner. PlaIiifiH and aRaiflsf
Alexander AlOore and Anthony Moore de-.
feitdafiis, upon suit brought Il. 81 q Court
for the 5larch ierfn thereof 1873 whereifi
SAID =. Brcnnef Is PisiDtifL and Marcins
A1oOre. Alexander Mo re, Anthony AfooE4s
and Charles Go3dBoHgh are defendants.
for the sum Of onv Thousand aud sixtv fiyts
aid 5I-iOO dollars fSI095.531 u. 81 gold
coin and he further sum of one bundled
and fifty dollars (sl50.D0) as attDfileyss i ICES
with interest AZ the rate Of one per cent
per month, IN U. ). gold coin, have LEVIED
upon the following described real properfy.
tO-.it: ile undivided west half OF Jofts
ath IN keeneys donation land claim fiOtfff-
ca ion No. z,z2. Claim 4ziH Section II Town.
snip II, South ~ Range West, also XII
that portion Of the MctSf1fyiss slt,t.stffff,9
land claim adjoining the Jonathan Keeney
donation lanu claim in section II Ia Town
snip IA, South OF Range West the same
being the tract OF land formerly owned by
Jonathan .e.l heeitey aid by him and II
wife Mary, decided and sold to Anthony
Moore. Albert Moore and AfuaSa More
containing 32g arcs IN Tie Jonathan Keen
evs donation claim and 100 acres III the
Isaac AicGiHsiis tiainI, executing there.
from the Cnuiyided one-haf Of The South
half Of the West half OF SAID Jouatliais
hseney's donation land claim ali II said
land lying and being in Linn County.
Oregon, and on
isatsrday, tie 9th day Of Hay, 1878,
At the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day, at the Court House door i, Al
oany, Linn County ,Diegoa 4 Is i'll sell At t,tlb
lic auction 70 The highest bidder for U ).
gold coin, cash in hand paid on d.sv Of sale
al the right, title aud interest cf saio De-
ie eRdanis, Alexander Moore and Anthssuy
Moore, III and u the hereinbefore DESERTS
ga real property, the proceeds of said sale
70 tle applied, first, to the payment Of tfs
ost ana expenses Of this sale and the cost
o. SAID suit, and next 10 he paylntf,t n, ssi9l
riiintifr- the said sum of Si065 81 and tf,e
further sum Of sl500 in accordance wiTlt
said Judgment, aud the surplus. #
any tg b. paid over, one-halr 10 tfe sa;I
Defendant. Marcena Moore, and tEe otter
tia5l 70 sald Desendaut, Charles Goodnouxii.
Dated this April 10, 1875
j. K. HERREN,
hSfw4 Shift. Linn Co., OR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03

PoIitIes 81 Id.

Politics on top.
Brownsville railroad scheme daily
Frightening.
There are 800 acres Of fax in TiIla-
nook county.
Lakevisw, Lake county, has two
telephones in working order
The Astoria pound master is kept
busy lassooing unlicesned apurps"
A new quartz vein has been struck in
Tillamook county, also a rich coal
mine.
The Democrats of Umatilla county
have a stronger-than-sampson ticket in
the Geld.
Mrs. Col. Stewart of Pendleton, had
a rib broken by being thrown from a
carriage.
The Greenbackers are making a d =
perate move to throw jackson county
for Mitchell.
ff0f. Lorraine bilked Jacksonville
and then glided away s'like thing from
shadow land"
Old man Bull, of Empire City, got
his arm cut Utterly to pieces below the
elbow in saw mill last week.
About 200 head of cattle have died
from eating poison herbs in the vicinity
of Silver Lake, Lake county, this
Spring
The road between Jacksonville and
Ellensburg is thes aGject Of petition to
Congress, praying Tor $4,000 with
which to fix it.
Work on the Middle creek mines,
jackson count, has ceased until their
ditch is run Is miles for water. It
will cost $50, 900.
The bridge across the Mckenzie, in
Lane county, will be one of three spans,
the largest this side of the Rocky
Mountains, built of wood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
N NEM0RIAH.

Billy Carriers puff Of himself in last
weeks Gazette sounds as much like a
dead mans obituary as anything we
ever read. He was born-srew up
arrived at the age of naturity-learned
the printing trade in Illinois-in so
came to Oregon-fuetuated around un-
til in '65 some kindly wind waited him
to Corvallis, where he has budded,
bloorned and blossomed into a temper
ance editor and now leaves many friends
to mourn his untimeiy e-e-,ed.
Restquietcatiazpeoce
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
MARION COUNTY TIcEEr.

The Democracy of Marion last Sat
urday put the following admirable tick
ct in the field: State Senators-Jesse
Parrish, B. F. Benham, John I. Smith;
Representatives-FieIding McCIane, +.
K. Matthew, John Savage, Nathaniel
Young, ]. w. Weatherford; 4; County
Judge, j. ]. Shaw; sheriff-Louis
Byrnes Clerk-Q. A Grubbs Treas
urer-Paul Oberheim ; Commissioners
L. C. Griffith, j. w. ThOrnsbury ;
Assessor-w. B. Simpson School su-
perintendent-X- N. Sleeves Coroner
-Dr. B. n. Savage snrvsyorlseth
R. Hammer.
If the people of Marion county should
be guilty of such crime as the defeat
of Judge Benham and Jesse Parrish
they ought to be disfranchised-that is,
those that do it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03

In 1854 Turkey was base for the
English and French armies acting
against Russia, and the Black sea was
open Turkey is now the base for
Russian armies, and the Black sea is
virtually closed, as the Bosphorous can
be made impossible An English fleet
could strike directly at Russia only
through the Baltic. But the entrance
to the Baltic is inconveniently near
Germany. On the Pacific coast Russia
superior to that of England in those
waters. England must meet Russia on
land, and hence the importance Of
Austria as an ally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
RATHER THIN ron A STATE.

Washington Territory had better net
send the returns Of its election on the
question of a Constitutional Convention
back to Washington if it expects to
be admitted as a State. The returns
show that less than 4, 900 votes were cast,
which would indicate that the Territory
did not contain over 1000 inhabitants
all told. This would be State in
short dress and low neck collar
wouldn't it2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03

The Southern Methodist Episcopal
General Conferences, which meets at At
lanta, Ga, May /, vii consist of over
500 delegates, cne-half ministers and
One-half laymen- Two. and probably
three bishops win be elected one in
the place Of the late Bishop Marvin.
who died suddenly after his return from
China and Japan. a bishop is also de
sired for Texas and one for the Pacific
coast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
wMY DON'T THEY FIND OFT .

The Linn county Republicans, in pri-
vate conversation, say if Mitchell
man pops his head up they will scotch
it" But we don't see that they have
yet made any effort to discover what all
observing persons know-that large
majority of their Legislative ticket, if
not all of it, is of that "breed of pups"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
THE LEAYEN OF DEM0CRAcY.

A friend writes us from Baker coun-
ty as follows: ''You can safely put
down Baker as Democratic the coming
election. / have been letting some OF
nay Republican neighbera read your
paper, and two Of them tell me they
win vote our ticket this year We are
thoroughly united here, and well pleased
WITH eur State and csanty ticker"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
THE OLD wAR HORsE n THE rIELD.

1t viii be seen by reference to his ap-
pointments elsewhere that Gov. White
aker is already in active service. He
speaks at Pendleton, Umatilla county.
to-day, and viii go through the rest of
Eastern Oregon as fast as possible,
cleAning up at The Dalles on the 18th
inst. From thence he viii come to the
Valley, and probably work south, be-
ginning at Portland. We will advise
our readers of his further appointments
as soon as they are made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
PUBusHED rem FEIF.

One Dr. Felkmann is running a Ger
man campaign sheet at Portland in the
interest of the Republicans. From the
looks of the concern it doesn't cost
much to run it, and from what our
German friends tell us its influence is
about commensurate with the cost of
the gratuiteus concern. The Radicals
are resortibg to base uses when they
hire man to use his pen and tongue
to abuse the confidence and mislead the
votes of our foreign born citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATlc TICKET

For State Senators,
". R BILYEU. J.H SMITH
For Representatives,
]. P. SCHOOLING, JOS. HAMILTON,
c. d. HEWITT, JASON WHEELER
F. c. HANsARD, JACOB NEWMAN
For County Commissioners,
A. r MCDONALD, H. POWELL
For County Clerk,
JAS L COWAN.
For Sheriff,
LC. DICKEY.
For Treasurer,
PHILIP CROSBY
For Assessor,
z B. MOSS.
For School Superintendent.
L n. LIGGETT
For Surveyor,
h. BRYANT.
For Coroner,
R. JACOBS.
PRECINCT NOMINATIONS.
East Albany Precinct.
For Justice of the Peace.
WM LISTER
For Constable,
GEORGE HUMPHREY.
west Albany Pr,enet.
For Justice of the Peace,
". @. STEWART.
For Constable,
II. H. WALLACE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
LEAVES 1T OUT.

We observe that the Register leaves
out the ''Rev." in the name of its can,
didate for School Superintendent
Isn't it funny how Bro. Emerys letter
scorched the political parsons. That
letter has immortalized one honest
preacher to the everlasting political
damnation of all Office seeking Rev
erends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
roLlrIeaL PANS IS.

In the last Issue of the 1ashoEie .Sen-
tiasel appears very strong article from
the able pen of our Republican friend,
s. J. Mccormick, adinonishing Oreqo.
mans to beware Of Political Parsons. >
La part of which we herewith repro-
duce:
We are among those who are uncom.
promisingly opposed to political parsons.
We think that any man who sueposes
himself consecrated to the high and
holy Office of minister of God-an.l
who expects to preach the Gospel of
Christ to all men irrespective of politi-
cal bias-should not degrade the sacred
character of the ministry by mixing
prominently in the corrupt and degraCl.
ing pool Of politics.
Political preachers, too, as a rule. are
the most unscrupulous-hence the most
dangerous-class in the community in
whose hands can be placed political
power. But of all the different species
of parsons who forsake the service Of
Christ in order that they may reign as
demagogues over a political cabal-the
most dangerous, INSCRIPTIONS, and un-
trustworthy are these men, who, calling
themselves Methodist preachers. only
make their religions belief stepping
stone to political place and power.
These men, whenever they are placed
in power through the sHfffages of the
people, never fail to carry into public
life all the animosity and sectarian hate
which characterized their sectarian ca
reer, and if it should be the misfortune
of the people of Oregon to be repre-
sented by the ex-Reverend II. x. Hines.
the cupola of the Capitol will reverber-
ate with the most vindictive spleen that
can emanate from the polluted heart Of
a political parson
This may appear strong language, but
our readers will bear us ont in the as
sertion that we never make charge
which we are not able to sustain. and
as the Catholic citizens of Oregon in
tend to exercise the right of suffrage at
the coming election, it is well that they
should understand the danger that
threatens their political welfare in case
this ranting demagogGe should be elect
ed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03

JUDoE WHITNEY, our candidate for
District Attorney, will canvass Polk
county next week. We hope the peo-
pie of that section will come out to
hear him. He is sound reasoner, an
able debater and an honest man, and
those who so to hear him cannot fail to
go away favorably impressed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
SAME THING.

When Dave Thompson, Mitchsll's
right bower, couldn't get the Radical
Gubernatorial nomination, he did the
next best thing-he put in Beekman,
his own partner in mining schemes,
which viii answer Mitchelfs purpose
quite as well. It is the same thing,
you know.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03

"JUDeE PIPER will come home from
Eastern Oregon in time to enter on the
county canvass it is announced
with flourish of trumpets. O, Lordy
Let everybody stand from under and
get out Of the way of this great orator
zeal gladiator. Whoopee !
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
PTBLIC sPE4KIXC.

HoI John Ehitsake-, Democratic candidate fo-
Congress- VII address his fellow citizens ss follows.
At Pendleton, Friday, Nay Sd at Px
At West5l, Saturday, Nay zth at 1 P
At IA GTzude, Monday, Nay 9Th At PM
At Union, Tuesday, Nav 7th at Pm
At Baker City, Thursday, Nay 9Th At PM
At Canyon City, saturday, Nay 1Ith II P y
Al he Dalies. "Wednesday, Nay 18th, At P 4
Ths opposing candidates for Congress are invited to
b present and occupy portion Of the tine IA joint
,7fsr-.z=sr-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
GOLDEN TEXT OF THE CAMPAIGN

se,ns minister OF the Gospel, as well as
. teacher, have made il matter OF con.
setenee e keep aIoof from all political en-.
tanglements, and although the amee to
WAleA have been nominated Is net strictly
. PolltIcaI one. yet il can only be reached
Ehronsh the ''muddy posI- Of politIes.-
sE jos Eases Lttsr daeEi,sl1g Dez,ozs,ese mani
aafso4 fer STATE Ssgt P,istie I,ss,1ssctsoz
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
7. J. SITES,
ofLina County.
district Nominations:

First Judicial District-For Judge. P P PRDI; for
Prosecuting Attorney, J. Il. NEALE.
seooaa Judicial Dis,ric.-FOT Prosecuting Attorney,
J. K. HAZARD.
TAiFd Jadies.i Dsssrie:-For Prosecuting Attorney.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Fourth judicial Ds,Tio.-FoT Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN II eEARN
Fifsh Judicial Dissrirs-FOr Prosecuting Attorney,
LUTHER B 4soN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03

wHEAT-per bu-Sl 90
oATS-peT bu-Soc
HAY-6aled-I5c-
LOose-12e
PoTATOES-per bI-$I co.
BAC0N-hams-l2le.
Sides-aS2lOe.
Shouldens-7le
LARD-fn ION tins-$1 25 q 80
BUTFER-Fresh roIl-25c
EGGS-2O@25c.
CHICKENS-SS 90.
SUGAR-San Franciseo-I9c
Island-I04@Isc
COAL OIL-Dovner, 5-gai eans-SS %.
DeyoeS, 5-gsl canS-$2 SO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
ron. sEa,iEs At nOME.

The jacksonville TINES, published al
the home Of the Democratic candidate
for Secretary of State, gives that gen
tleinan the following highly eompli
mentary notice
Once more has jackson osuntg. the banner oouut,
u the State, been conPiirneHtcnted with plaea oi
n ticket; an honor acknowledged 70 b dus her
And II is with pride that we announce that our f5r
torrSslian T. G, Rsaues. has been selecicd as such
representative He Is peculiarly lated for the zrsot,,
duties Of this important place ana c-lrnbines rgs5
financial acumeu with thorough conception of N
ths; nay be required Of him. From boyhood rcs
and, on the contrary, much in his favor Tom Reslnes
Is pfe-eminenty the right man in the right place.
southern Oregon fny appreciates the cornpl ets-s
iaet that viii be made apparent in Sune next
You are right, Charley; Tom Reames
is one of Gods noblemen, and Southern
Oregon will not be alone in showing
her appreciation of his good qualities
and peculiar fitness for the Office Of Sec
retary Of Stale.
But, Charley. you sLan't call Jackson
the banner county this year if the Dem
ocracy of "old Linn can prevent it.
Our party is in excellent fix for a
gallant and successful combat, and we
will roll up such = majority as viii for
ever wipe oat the Peter Cooper stain Of
1876.
But do your best, friend Nickel, and
We viii be first TO give you our paw If
you beat us.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
Notice.

NJ oTTCEis hereby given to thetax payers
~ of school District No. 5 Linn county,
oregon, that The Directors of said District
will sit as a Board of Equalization for she
purpose of correcting any errors that may
exist in the assessment roll uf said Dis
tri I, at the Office of the Clerk { the Ds-
trict, h. II. MonTanye, On Friday evening,
May 24, 1879, at ~ O'Clock P N.
All complaints and athdavits looking fa
4 correction of errors in said roll must be
in writing aud flied with tee lerk on 81
l,tf,.r Ihe hour fixed for aid meegif <
By order of the b. ard of I,iTeetors
L. II MONTA\ YE.
2sw4 Clerk OF scflslsIl Dist. Nc. S.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the coparernship here isre exist,
ing between Henry 4. Clark AMI j. L.
Halter. under the firm name of Clark &
Halter, doing business in The city o: Al
barry, as m rbe and stone workers, is this
dsy dissolved by mutual consent. Henry
A. Clark assumes all debts against tke
firm, and will continue the business at
same place.
HENRY A. CLARK,
J. l.. HALTER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-03
lHB OFFICIAL PAPER FOR OREGON
BEMOeRATIc STATE TICKET.

For Representative,
JOHN wHITEAKER.
OF Lane County.
For Governor,
W ". THAYER,
OF Multnomah County.
For Secretary Of State,
T. c. REAMES,
Of Jackson County
For Treasurer,
A. Il. BROWN,
OF Baker County
For State Printer,
A. NoLTNER,
OF Multnomah County.
Superintendent of Public Inss-u,.ioa.
T. J. SITES,
OF Lima County.