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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
ANp s-I'G wE nSVE TnEr.

The Republicans ssme tine ego were
jubilant over the prospect Of getting an
early hold on the Lower House of Con-
gress, by the result Of cent elections,
bat they arc new compelled 20 hang
tbe;- Fps agPiu, al the prOsP. t Of that
result is not at all fatSer;ng. The ,e-
cent sailrre of representative Charles
81. Voorhis, Of the Fifth District Of
New jersey, renders it necessary that
he shoUld devote his individual atSen-
ton hereefser to business. He has
therefore decided to resign his seat IN
Cong ress. Voo-bis was elected last
year as a Republican, from q district
usually reliable as Democratic, as q re-
sslt of split in the latter party, an
Independent and Greenback candidate
receiving enough votes TO defeat Dem
crest, the regular nominee. The vote
in detail was, VoOrhis 10,s93, Demo
rect 10,o89, Potter 3,26S. With the
Democrats of the district united on one
candidate, there IS no sort Of doubt Of
their carrying it. This viii be the case
in the present instance, and The Deme-
cratic majority in the House VII be IL
creased one. The New jersey delega-
ton now stands Republicans, forr, and
Democrats three. The change will
give the odd number to the Democrats,
and give them control of 10 States in
the House. When Godlove s. Orth is
ousted from, and J. McCabe is put into,
the seat of the Ninth Indiana District,
the Democrats will add Indiana to their
list, and will have 20 States. Then
they will be prepared for all Presiden-
tial contingencies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
rHsUxsGVNG.

,he DLNOcRAT goes to press q day
in Advance Of tine this week, so that
orr employees can obse. se Thsr :sgiv-
ing. This is custom that we have
not depe led from n ycsrs past, but we
sill feel hat an oosel vance Of q day
devo. I'd to rel;aisrz duties that IS ap-
pointed by a VjiJsi1ous Fraud Fke
Hayes is l;t5le beyond tolerance. The
man is not President, and should have
no power to make these or any otaer
national proclanaiiops. He was neve-
elec.ed to the Office that he assumes 10
fII, and evesy Intelligent American
Knows it, yet sy;Il the Creat, Colossal,
Gigantic Fraud senGgout his annual
piops, by poe isieal proclamation order
ing The people of The Ur.ted STATES to
obser ge Thursday, the 9Th ipst., as a
day of thau'Esgiying and prayer for the
many blessings which be and the Radi-
cal party and the Almighty have deisn-
I'D 70 bestow On this coun*ry. The
worst objection to the proclemaaion is
the jnvidious light IN which he makes
the Almighty appear by being intro
duced to the country through the agen-
cy of man IKE Hsyes. It IS all very
proper ser conscientious Christian to
thank the Lord or any other man he
chooses for the various blessings he en-
joys, but the wretched impudence Of
Hayes advising people how to express
their gratitude is simply Outrageeusly
impudent and supremeIy ridicr'ors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
KICR HIm OUT.

JOha Kelly said: 1--WE will beat Rob
inssn but elect the rest Of the DemS-
cratic State ticket BY such . majority
a. 70 show orr tremendous power TO
the world" And ell TammAny yelled
aequissOonOs. But they not only de-
GoA.Od Robinson by their treAcherous
Oell-out 10 the Radicals, but they
SWampsd the rest Of the ticket w:tb
ai~.
Kelly thus accomplished What be sr-
Poctsa 70, and more TOO, for his villain
Gus eOnsPiney for personal revenges on
Robinson and TiIdsn gave the EBphe
State TO the Republican,
With these facts before the next Ma
ti0nal Democratic COnvoati0n they CIR
tai"ly viii matptAi7 the honor and in
te6 Ity Of the party y refusing to ad-
nit the arch traitor Kelly Or any Of his
followers - delegates. The Democratic
paIsy Of the nation hes il owa homo
and dignity at stake IN this matter. and
rather than yisld to the dietatiOa Of
msa who would always destroy - their
Oun sSlGsh snds are not corsvltod, the
delegates 70 that Convention BAD bsttsF
pack up their traps and 50 hsms.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

The Bee hes ;pfo, nation from head
quarters to the effect that the Pea d'O-
reille division Of the North Paci6o viii
Be put through ts the lake next year,
which creates . fssling Of sxultatiOn
among the people Of Eastern Oregon
and Washington, who go in the not
distant future the permanent removal
Of the wheat blockade that 90 cramps
their finances at present. The only
contingency In the matter Of the prom
iscd extension Is the possibility Of get
ting the rails and the rSlliug stock Ger
the 200 miles proposed uPoa the ground
in season, as all Of Il must bs shipped
up the COlunbiA river. Grading on
this division is going rapidly forward,
and the material for its cOmpletioA he's
already been purchased. 4 very few
years win, Of course, make this division
. part Of . through line, with ceunect.
ing branches to the Columbia river and
across the mountains to Puget Sound.
Railroad connection with the East that
will ObviAte the d'scomforts Of the sea
voyage between ovr Northwestern parts
and San Francisco and give the sdded
comforts Of quicker transit acrsss the
continent il > moro direct line fron the
great grain and stock rSgiens Of our
eastern tJrder has been the fsversd and
inpatient dream sf our Inhabitants Eor
years, and its transformatisn int aaG-
isfying reality iu the near future is
hsiled with delight BY all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
cGRa r0R sWRARanG.

JOAN came ip and inquired whether
dinner vas ready, and was told It was
not.
"wsll. Why in tie devil isn't il :" he
said.
"Bseaass." Ghs coolly replied, "the
wood b so-wSt that the fre would
not burn"
"Why, MaFy,what l. the matter with
youi Are you crazy or have you been
drinkingf
"Nsithsr," she replied, and quietly
proceeded 20 put On the dinner.
The bosf didn't malt like butter BE-
tween TIE tssth--it rather resisted all
attenPts ct mAsticatiOn, like % much
India subber, and finally John blrrted
cut;
"WbaG makes Lhis-beof % infer
nal toughT'
"Well, John, / suppose you went to
the butchers and without knowing the
difference picked out piece Of some
old stag that had not bean fed for .
month
lOha jumped up and looked at his
wifs N dismAy. and wanted 70 know
what such language fron her lips
meant.
ait means just this, John; you are
the head Of the family, and just a. long
- you thihk L manly to swear in my
pEsssnce / intend 10 de the Pame If
you don't like to hsAr Il you know how
to prevent it"--Nas York Worli.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

The Radicals, in order to get even on
the Southern States Eor giving ever
Whelmj1g DomocrsEiO victories. squeal
oat vOciferOuSly for " A Solid North, !"
and claim that they have It. The re-
cent elections by no Means Ghew that
coalition Of SGAiU. By glancing at
the rstV.Bs We ask eur readers how
'asolid" they tAick the North isl In
ths late California election, notwith-
standing ths election Of the Republican
oandidate for Gevslnsr BY reason Of the
division Of the Democrats, the Repub-
licaDs are $4,000 in . minority in
Ohio, 1000 maior:ty; IN Michigan, 90
600 minority; in Minnesota, 5000 or
5000 majority; in Now York, 10000
minority; IN Maine, 1900 majority;
In Massachusetts,, several thousand mi
nsFity; in Indiana, some $4,000 mi.
nOrity in Pennsylvania, . stand of.
In bat three or four Northern States
has the Republican party an actual ma
jority, whereas when Grant was Presi-
dent It held nearly all of them by large
maiorities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

Capt. Sam. B. Evans, . brave Union
soldier and present editor Of the Of
tumwa (Iows) DspOcras, "speAka out
in neetin' in the following noble SEN
tences: at Il not AAttsring 10 the In
telligence Of the Republican party that
the revival Of war msmsries should stir
them up to partisan hate and hsrss
rAncor. II has been now nearly 6feson
years since the last gun was fred the
grass has grown aud Iithered over the
graves Of dead Federal and Confederate
soldiers 6fteen times; the babies Of
then are young women now; thous-
ands who were warriors thea are We
hope angels IN heaven now the author.
ity Of the Union government Is net
disputed anywhere in this broad land ;
sOng-birds have bpilt their nssts and
raised their young for many years On
the battlefield Of Shiloh !; everyth;ua
and everybody j. peaceful, except the
Republican politicians, who drag up the
decaying bones Of the battIs-Helds anA
rattle them like csstansts in tAsir cam-
paisns for Office.
It is Sickeriug sight, better fitted
for DahOney than AmsriOA, and one Of
which every Intelligent American should
feel ashamed. s. 7dt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
roopng. sasPArca.

Among the dispatches sent 10 Chi
oago, on Grants arrival, CongrAtulating
him, was the following:
ArLANrs, a., Nov. I'm. 4. Stone,
Icistor Chicago bajly News: Your toie.
gram roosiVed. / Decline 70 answer, ox-
Oept 10 say, present my personal oonSrat-
ulatIons 70 Gen. Grant on his safe arrival
= his country. lie fought for his country
and lest. am ready 10 try Il over again.
tsiSnSdI n. TeoMns.
As great stress was laid ON the last
uentence, " Deash to the UDion," Mr..
TOOmbs has seen Gt TO explain ninself.
The Associated Press Sispatchss con-
tam he following;
ATLANTA, Nov, lS.-GOn. TOOmba, il an
IN ussrVloW regarding his dispatch 70 she
Chicago Dslly News. Aays the 'ntSFpFeta-
ton Sf his language II, that the result oi
the wa was death e the Union, and the
present 6ovor1m0nt II . csnsOlIdatod one,
and not cor oaoIacy.
As the 0regt aian publ'qhsl the G'st
dispatch, With excI aciatinsly Sindictivs
Oonmen.s agA'"st TOomba, We would
now ask that paper Why t has never
thought II worth whio to publish
T'oombS explanation, which should bave
apPesrea IN its own d'spatches half a
month Agoi However, IL h useless "a
ask = Republican paper to give fair
hsar'ag to its political foes, hence We
expect HOthing out Of the regular order
frOm the Orsgonian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
rnG rarrs.lrA rnAhn

The dispatches Of lest week show
some more'svidence Of tbo { uS cussed-
ness that was resorted TO 10 give the
Louisiana electoral vote to the Fraudu
lent President and thrs seal him in TIE
chSir which Tilden should now occupy.
II will be remembered that = sub-com-
mittee Of the U. s. Senate Is now ct
New Orleans investigating this mon
strOus fraud, and dispatches state that
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, Peter VIII
liAns testified regarding the election in
the 7th ward Of that city in 1875.
Moore, who was declared elected by
the Legislature from this ward, told
witness that q clerk in tho Packard
Legislature used . answer for members
when tho roll was called. Moore gave
witness to understand that no osvld
tell tale about KellOgg's election that
would be useful to the Democrats, out
Of which they could make q pile Of
money. They agreed to do this, bat
Moore being offered place In the Gus
tom bOuSe, which he accepted, would
now testify to the contrary. BlsOch.
ard, now dead, gave MOors 800 blank
rsg'ssiAtiOn papers to uss In the 7th
ward. Moore said that the ward went
Democratic, but was counted for the
Republicans. After the elsction the
registration books were taken 70 the
custem house and the names erased.
D. H. MOniSr, U. s. Supervisor in the
7th ward election in 1875. testified that
the election was very fs'r. No trouble
Occprrcd. No protest was sntsred,
yet poll 5 was thrown out BY the 70
turning board. Nearly 500 votes we're
at this poll, which gave sbsut ITO mA.
jOrity for the Democrats. Witneau
said that the returns bad al been made
according to law.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
OEaAIIsaT1oE AND gnrrS.

Some Democrats seem TO think that
thsresult Of the next Presidential cleo
tion 4, doubttul. For our part we see
no reason for distrust. There is only
one thing required to make the Democ-
racy successful, and that one thing is
organization and . united effort. If
We expect to succeed this rule must ap-
ply IN the matter Of our city election
next Monday as well a. in our county
and State elections next year. Demo
erats must forget their petty jealosiea
and usnssless chickering's and enter into
the contest with . determination to
support the nomineo If not their choice,
er elns simply refuse 70 go into the par
ty's councils Or to stand by the usages
# the organization. To succeed We
must have unity and harmony Of ae-
tion, and for the tims-being should e
nors personal paefsrsncea and personal
revengss,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
1ps REcEaT 1I1eT7ess.

In MinnosOta the Republican mAjsr-
ity last year was over Se,OoO-nOw Il
is less than 9,OOe. In Massachusetts,
tho Gibraltar Of Rsdicalism-they
only have . majority over all Of 2,23l,
while Hayes carried the State in 1876
by over 10000 majority. In Pennsyl-
vania and Illinois the Republicans also
ran behind their usual najOrities, and
in Maryland and Mississippi the Dem
ocrats have increased their majOrities.
In this view Of the case how the Re-
publicans can brag about their ''booms''
we can't understand.
The prospect for Bsmocratic Prssi-
dent has not been 30 good at any time
since the war as ct the present tims. 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
GosD NAV GONE.

D. A. Mahoney, EDITOR of the Du-
buque (Iowa) Telegraph, died on the
9th inst. He was a talented Demo
cratic editor, and viii be remembered
as being one of the victims ar. sled IN
Iowa during the war, with Henry Clay
Dean, Steward and Others, under the
infamous arbitrary system inauguratsd
by VIM. 81. Seward and his confeder-
ates to-crush out the Northern Democ-
racy. We remember well hearing Ma
honey denounce these villainous ar
rests, and we mourn with his bereavsd
family and his thousands Of friends his
death. Peace to his ashes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
A CAmPArsH oTrKn.

To any one sending US the names of
Eve new subscribers, accompanied by
the cash, we will send the DEMocRAT
free sor one year. We make this offer
because We are very desirOus Of increas-
ing our circulation for the great politi-
cal campaign Of 1880. We respectful
ly solicit the assistance Of Democrats
generally in the work Of procuring sub
scribers for our paper. If the sub
scriptions are sent in before the expira-
ton Of the present year we will add
all the balance Of this year free, and
send the paper for the full twelve
months in 1880.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
4 INV PAPHR.

A new Republican paper will be T.
sued to-day in Albany entitled the Her
I'D. 1t will b published BY Msssrs.
Pottinger, Barnes &steel, and il Sstabl
lished for the purpose Of everlastingIy
sitting down upon and crushing out the
Linn County Democracy! We desire
to inform those gentlemen that wheait
comes to sitting down on the Banner
Democratic County Of OrsgOa the
STATE RIoHTs DExocRAT will Be there
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

T.. The Circuit COsrs ofths State Of Oregon for
Liam CoaRty::
James 3. TemPletOn, Plaintiff,
Vs.
Lee Watkins and Della watkins, Defend
ants.
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
n foreclosure In the above entitled suit,
and an execution issued In pursuance
thereof, 70 me directed and delivered, fer
the sum Of Sl92o 80, and aecruing interest
thereon ct the rate Of one per cent. Per
month from the S0th day Of October, 1879,
and the further sum Of $S9 - costs, have
levied upon the mOrtgaged premises de-
Commanding ct the Southwest corner Of
the Donation Land Claim Of James r.
Templeten, u being Claim Notification
No. 28lS, aud Claim No. 50 in Up. II s. Il.
W. Of the Willamette Meridian, in the
C0anty ef Linn In the State Of Oregon,
and running thence East forty f40l chains,
thence North to the Calapooia river, thence
the N0rth line Of said Claim, thence West
on said line to the Northwest corner Of
said Claim, thence South forty (40) chains
10 the place Of beginning, containing enc
hun&rOd aud 6fty-four acres, more or less,
situated in Linn County, Oregon, and on
Eos.rssGy, tie e7th day Of December. 1879,
at the hour Of one o'clock P. NJ, at the
Court House door in the City Of Albany,
Linn County, Oregon, I will sell the here.
Inbefors described real property ut public
auction, for cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said writ. with accruing
Dated this 18th day Of Nevember, 1879
]. O. DICKEY,
l7wz Sheriff Of Linn Co., Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
AIns .on ron nrKoCkirH.

While Democrats are discussing tie
causes of defeat IN the recent elections
they may as well consider one patent
fao;-that the party viii not tolerate or
support the so-ca.led "sott money" the.
ories that have warped and twisted the
Democratic party into all sorts of con-
tOrtiOns in tho past few years. There
is no doubt that most of the recent ca
lamities of our party may be attributed
to that source. We lost California,
Ohio, and other doubtful States this
year, jrst IS We did II the Presidential
camp4isn of lS76-by dossrtisn of
the 6nFncial principles which, under
jackson, b' It it up to . vigor WI iCh
has never yet been equalled by any
other pGlsy. Ice Democracy Of this
coratry has always been Iard-mOnSy
party, from the days Of Benton's "m'at
drops" to the uafOl suna.e period when
q few years ago 1t undertook 70 catch
the Greenback voter, end in order to
do 80 deserted the principles which had
been the Fundamental elements Of It's
success IS party. This dOsertiOn re-
ceived the reward Of desersion. TIE
attempt to catch few Gresnback vote ,
resulted in the loss of several times as
many Democratic voters and the COM
plete Generalization Of the party q .
party. Inc best class of those who
had voted with tire Democracy when It
stood by the cause Of constitutional
hard money, and all that lr-ge class Of
Independent end Intelligent voters who
constitute the balance of power Il
many Of the Northera SAFES, and no
tably the great Ssts Of New York,
tOIned the'- bacts on the recalcitran.
Democracy and voted against them II
the;r allies he Greenbackers.
The result n all the elccSions Of late
yeas shows that the salvation Of tse
Democratic party IS return to the old
paths it trOd for 30 nFny years n tri-
umph. Let us have done with all this
new-iangled nonsense let rs stand BY
the Constitution and by the money oi
the Constitution as orr Democratic
fathers stood by it, and We shall then
6nd % they fOrnd that the people are
in favor Of en- honest and q universal
currency that is receivable any where in
the country, anywhere in the world.
The defeat Of the Democrats ia re.
cent campaigns NAV yet be trrned into
a blessing for the Democracy and the
people, 50 We viii but learn wisdom
from advetsity. The Democracy mus:
be prepared next fall to place IA the
field as .bei- candidate Cor the highest
Office in .be nations g;ft 3 man whsse
record, public and private, shall bs no;
only good, but above reprOacb, . man
whose Democracy has never been
snirched By the slightest tolezetiOn Oi
financial heresy. but who has always
stOod firmly as a rock in his cOpserva.
tive siatesuauship. Some such man
must be nominated or we caDnot hope
for victory. We must have q canSi.
date who has never bent his head Ia
the fcfle winds of poprlar prejudice,
but has been as true as steel to Dem
Oc-acy and his country. That SOFT Of a
man we can cluster sroVnd With foil
hope that our eorutry will be relieved
from despOism and oppression, and
that Radical Onsrcby end Communism
viii be at an end.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

SIR ASHLEY CO0PER's VITAL RE
has msdo more cures oR Nervous Debil-
itv. Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood,
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for mental labor, dependency and such
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ahined- IWhv viii Won eufEbRf Send
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street, San EEancisc0, for the Restorative
and be cured. Price, IS per bottle. -Four
timea the quantity, SO. Try bottle. Dr..
Aintie treats ail private diseases auccess-
fully.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
why Will You

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such - Pneumonia, Hemorrhage and
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IL DIR. Boschee's famous German prescdp-
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care, and no fear need be entertained In
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u unprecedented. Since hrst introduced
there has been . constant increasing de-
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be convinced.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
Executrix Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the last will and testament Of Allen
MoOre, deceased, has been duly proven
and admitted 10 probate, and letters testa.
mentary thereon duly issued to the under
signed Executrix by the County Court of
Linn County, Oregon. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are required
to present them, with the proper vouchers,
within six months from the date hereof, to
the undersigned at her farm near Scio,
Linn county, Oregon.
Dated this 10th day of November, 1879.
JERUSHA MOORE,
16W4 Executrix.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
School Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there will be meeting Of the legal
voters of School District No. 5, Linn Co,
Oregon, at the Central School House, in
said District, on Saturday, the 29th day of
November, 1873, at the hour of o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, for the par-
pose Of electing one Directsr to serve the
remainder of the unexpired term of d. NJ.
deceased.
Iowa J. II. BURKHART, Clerk.