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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

WEfU EFHNMa aHN FF.E.-
The, Orgpsian dispatches Of the
other day are to the effect that the
ssiPhsr dispatches viii be thoroughly
examined. 10 They should be, and so
Ah0ald all named in them as senders
and receivers, and all who have parad-
ed themselves before the public as tran
Slstors and publishers Of them. The
lattee class are self-eonfessed as either
thieves or forgers. If they have the
real bona tide kilograms, they had to
steal them to get them from those to
whom they belonged. II, they have
forged them, as seems probable, their
acts will be on the side Of what is
known Of their characters. But mas
much as honorable gentlemen have
given such notice to the alleged tele-
grams a. justifes Congress in taking
cognizanceof Of them, the Investigations
~ thsm shsdld Be prompt and thor
0ugh,,. We have ne doubt that gentle
men rated Memorable before these dis
patches Appearsd3 will be proved hon
orablS BY their cOntentsy and that ac-
cusfng newspapers and politicians
known to be dyensP before the dis
patches appeared, and making, in vain,
n matchmaking experiment with them,
before they 'unloaded them" will
Ia prove y r 1di6ubIy disrspataBl6 by all the
facts in the case,,ii Character is perma-
nent and the character of the gentle
menmainly sOughtto be inculpated by
these ldispatches, as well as the charae-
ter Of his sssailants, is a sure in
dex touYhat outcome any thorough
inquiry will have. The persons who
are now fighting against an investiga-
ton are the very ones who have been
iPuahiHg the kilograms on public atten-
ition. .lsysI sid h8a ea1o.i l. sina tal3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
A sxuB TO LADY ResEBERRY.


Prior to her marriage, and when she
was Miss Rothschild, the wife of Lord
Roseberry made yearly gift of one
hundred dollars to The Jewish Syna-
gOgue at which she attended. Her
last contribution, proferpd short time
ago. was declined by the congregation
and returned to her with the intimation
that, inasmuch as she had left the faith,
further gifts from her could not be re-
eeived. There are few Christian sects,
if any, which would refuse the offer of
money from Rothschild, or from any
other source. But the Jews of Lon
don return the gold of titled lady
millionaire, and the Jews of New
York decline the money of the million
aire widow Of the late A. 7. Stewart.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
aISslovanv sLAuamrER og CANxIuAls.


MfsssON1ffg sLAUGMTER OF CANNIBAIss
Tie thinhkinned plhlanthropists Of
ths BRITISH Royal Geographical sOcipsy,
wAe so ayaeely condemned "Aflican"
Stanley tor hsSing got rid Of some niai.
derously hostile natives by shooting
them in absolute self.defenco, have now
another opportunity TO show their teeth
In q asimtlal@ fnanAof. fThe R6vl MI.
Brown. Of the Wesleyan Mission in the
islands Of the Pacific, headed an armed
force against, The saxase. .cannibals of
New Britain who had killed and de-
voured several missionaries. He killed
fifty of theIwretches and tho remainder
Of Tho tribc implofed BIS mercy. He
imposed on, them tho condition chat
they should never again indulge their
delicate appetiteG with such precious
rnofsels al white missionaries seem 10
make when done to a turn. II Is tho
only way the average missionary agrees
with the ordinary eannibal, but after
this experiences with their reverend
chastiser, tho savages Of New Britian
viii not try the luxury Of roasted
Brown missionary. The Board Of Mis-
sions at Sydney discussed the extraor.
binary method Of sexhorthtiony repent.
ance aud conversion which Mr.. Brown
had'so efTsctiyely adapted, and while
some questioned the efficacy of that
styieOf evangelizationI ms the means to
grace and salvation, as u steady thing,
none radically excepted TO it, in the par
tienlar instance They were not CON
fronted, as he had been, with the alter
native Of shooting down the cannibals
OF becoming their mutton; stiil they
appreciated the situation, and therefore
uttered NO censuIe. II was l.ot new
method of missionary work, however,
nor can Mr.. Brown claim the invention.
During the Kansas; Nebraska troubles
even 80 sanity and evangelical 4 pastor
As the Rev. Mr.. Henry Ward Beecber
promulgated, every Sunday and during
the weels, the peaceful and pious doc
trine, from Plymouth Church platform,
that New England men should flock 70
the troubled land, and 60 armed, not
with Bibles, but with Sharp'a rifles, 10
ruthiessIy shoot down the "border ruff
Gan" from Missouri. It Is to the
credit Of Mr.. Brown that he did not
preach for Others to SO against the say
ages and scannibals, 10 incur all the risk,
$hils he maintained the place Of safety
~ : distanee-he vent ahead and led
his feres 70 the bloody and pcrilous at
ta6A Beeoher did all the preaching,
bat took isrcciotis care not to engage in
any Of dle' lighting But if Beecher
has prior claim % tho use Of rifles in
Htead of the Bible, in spreading the
gospel 'hs'Preachez, the British mission
ary can jcStly boast Of the broad diff
ference in Che objective point to be ac-
cpmpliAhed. While -Beecher exhorted
his hearers TO murder Christians Of bis
own race, on sight, and without dis
lctimination Of age, sex or condition,
Mr.. Brown, moved only upon the saw
age tribe which had murdered and eaten
his companions and co-laborer of the
Mission, and If the survivors are not
lcoHverted they are at least taught a sal.
litary fessSihi.41.S, 2. Bsdni,ier. 'a' To-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Upon q ''veEy intelligent colOrcd
preacher" the editor of the Charlotte,
Va, GaSette, recently urged the imPor-
tance Of presenting before his people
the prime duties of honesty, truthful
ness, industry, temperance and faithful
ness to their contracts. The preacher
replied: ''Why, if I should preach in
this way, the colored people would say
this lis the white mans religion; it does
not do for us; and they would not hear
me preach a month"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
''rO BE A vEnrOor 5 70 M 4 N.se.r

| ~
| An Eastern traveller who has Visited
the northwest coast, grows esstatic over
the advantages and beauties Of our
Oregon, and tells his local paper about
it in the following glowing terms
Twenty years hence the face of this
State cannot be much changed, but in
that time there will be hundred
sthouSand new homes, q -hundrcei tlIous
sand new eaplens and orchards estab-
lished in Oregon; and no people have
ever yet been great who in childhood
never learned to revere ancestral roots
and trees Oregon is a good Hold for
the prospector; its mines have hardly
as yet been scratched over. It is a
splendid place for tho farmer, for
Oregon and the vast country to the
north Of it is yet to be the granary of
the coast. We know of no places
which promises better returns to the
capitalist, for investment, than Portland
and Albany in Oregon. Ohe is to be =
great entry and shipping port, the other
a great commercial center, and both are
backed by vast agricultural region
the surest guarantee which capital can
have-while with its endless forests
aud measureless iron and coal fields
Oregon gives sure promise of steady
and limitless progress And the men
and women of the greater portion Of
Oregon are strong bright race. They
are more careful and moro thrifty than
our own people, for what they have
has been obtained by tell and care and
thrift. IL ten cents is due them in
change they wait to get IL, for they ap-
preciate better than We do that ten
dimes make 3 dollar; but when they
open their homes to guest they do it
with cordiality, heartiness and un-
pretending hospitality which rs very
beautiful, They live amid scenery
which makes one think that Oregon,
of all tho earth, was made last, and
that upon it was lavished pictures mag
ni6cent and beautiful, and numerous
enough for continent, and the boy
bOrught up in the shadows Of Mount
Hood and Mount st. Helens, with the
Columbia and the Willamette before
him, and the mighty valley and noun
tains in the back ground, viii never
reach maturity without receiving in
his soul some etinobling impressions !;
and 80 reared, he viii ever after, as he
goes out into the world, more and more
realize that all other places somewhow
seem tame and poor compared with his
native land. The present aspect OF
Oregon is fun OF interest, but the
thought of what another quarter Of a
century VIII reveal there gives the
present new charms. When tho rail
road systems are completstl; /; when
the schools bsgin to bear their fruits ,
when thousand slunibring resources
of the State are utilized; when tho pop
ulation is doubled, and the State is
put in swift and cheap communication
with all the earth, thana what is rude
and crude in the State will have passed
away, the native supremacy Of the
mighty country viii assert itself and
70 be WebfoOt will be TO ke King. +"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

At Vergennes, VT, wager was
lately laid by Wm. LAduke that inside
Of ten hours he would eat two pounds
of pork steak, four large potatoes, half
pie, two slices Of bread, one-quarter
of q pound Of butter, half a bushel Of
apples, and drink two cups Of tea. He
did it within the specified time, and
had half an hour to spare. His weight
when he began was l45 pounds; when
he ended, 1853 pounds. He felt ne in
convenience from the gOrging.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
n TlIE re ,cssDLlunBsA IERon4Elis' IERo4Els' UP.

ida s2tnoI sasQats 3II. ~ hBf.H sdt ~
ls1FroR persons who arrived, from
Portland yesterday, we learn that the
Columbia river is frozen up and boats
have stopped running between Portland
and The, Dsiies. This win seriously
llgstaEd mail Communication I, between
Eastern and Western Oregon, land
from the present weather indications
there is no telling how long the block
age VIII continue fjiw 4e5.js.4ab .tsd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
mlsT.Er ms aiIllVHlrfOx.

General Miles, who distinguished
himself in the campaign against the
Indians last year, has written to q Sen
atOr in warm support lof the transfer
of the Indian BuraH to the War De
partment. General Miles laBors under
the disadvantagstof bsiBgla gallsnt and
Intelligent officer and honest man.
Therefore he has wasted his time and
pen. The little finger Of any. thieving
Indian Agent on any Reservation or
the word Of any sanctimonious plum
derers Of the Indian fund, has more
weight with the Administration or
with the Radical majority Of the Sen
ate, than all the best officers Of the
Army can bring to bear upon either.
The transfer will not be made.so s6s q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
laventera and Pasen1osI

should send for instructions, terms, refers
ences, ETC., to Edison Brothers, Solicitors,
of Patent, Washington, D. c., who fur-
nish the same without charge, Edlao1s
Brothers is we'll known and successful
firm OF large experience, having been es-
ablished since 1866. l4:lzu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

We are to have Kew paper in town
Of Greenbaek extraction, and it is to
be called H7he Beacon" We shall
soon see what light it will eliminate.
Gen. Applegate will be the Ggh house
keeper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

A spelling match at Peltonviile,
Mass, ended in = row. One contestant
claimed plough was only correct, and
another exclusively maintained pillow.
The schOolmAster ruled that both were
right, but in the absence of diction-
ary, the prevailing sentiment was that
there could not possibly DO two correct
ways Of spelling one word. A book
was thrown at the schoolmaster's head,
and general Eght ensued.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03


That GallOwaylThompsOn "inEesti-
eating COMMITTEES" have finished their
arduous duties and made their report,
which is published in the 0rs3Ohia,s
and makes several closely printed col
umns; and we can assert, without fear
Of successful contradiction, that il is
the most unfair, one-sided and partial
document that ever emenated from .
pommittee Of respectable members Of
any legislatiyedbOdy. 1t shows spite,
spleen and persecution in every para
graph, seeming more designed to break
down honorable citizens than to ferret
out corruption, and wrong-doing, and is
wholly unworthy of the gentlemen
whose names are signed to iitssqqe sii
: ... -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
THE STATE PRISFING.


A correspondent writing to the Ore
gonidn under the date Of Dec. 18th
charges Mr.. Carter, the present State
Printer, With the same faults in exc
cutting his work that have been alleged
against his predecessors j And the Ore
9o11ian rather believes the charges are
true No printer IN the State who has
sense to dump stick Of type"
doubts it. The profound wisdom of
the late Legislature is, not likely 70
irnmortalize that body. Instead of
providing means to guard the interests
Of the State in the future, they deyot-
ed their time to appointing f'snelling
committees to look after matters al
legged to''be neglected and i4ostp Bet
ter it is to e'bear the ills we have than
rush to Others we know not Of"
JasksonriIls 7imes.i o. sauif3-as 4i.dt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

THE "Thvsstigating COmmittee" will
have to eat crow directly. Judge
Walton, of Salem, who is charged in
their report'hwith having unlawfully
drawn money from the State, is already
out in a card denying the allegation
and defying the alligators." Thus we
glide.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
.aasLgT HY ID o1ViN e ERp..a

10, AS We liaveu repeatedly decl4rsd,re-
marks the ST. ~Eoai5 aRe5u5tscaa,s,, che
negro usgI,.lg would 1hays remained yithSdt y,
the ballot until ,doOmsdaY, 50 far, ,as Che
Republicans arsl iconceruedsi4hadls the
leaders qof that party even suspsObeh
the time could ever come when black
~ ,g8 e3bd,3 ,2BbgHa ab&ntQE Oh
ballots gasll would be given TO the DE Dep9d-
.eratiolticketm1Neyer was stherelaseleaf7
,ercase ofAhoisttbp his owns petara!p p
Tie tihanih1ity Of the sodtheth aRepub-
,lickns for Grant is easily = explained.
irgJ 5dd Ia 9ualHt. tAbui 'V{sHa-is3fCg@
The, carpet 5baggersd 4 imagine that Gran B,
if elected, will re-establish them gin
in their oldiodoniinion, while the dne!
'groos are etilF looking to- him tor their
'"forty acres Of land and 4 niIbuIe.s'ii1a
> 4 y L HHafIHt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

riCAana7RSPE f1sgsPs FepPeE AA4 All1Htes
~ Cash paid for eggs.~&
ground and put up by myself and warranted pure.
Also, tbs most complete stack Of JOSE BIAAScOS
g. AEaiaisz Toyn, Eotlona a1d numerous other Arti
elss Whlee have not tS estiiieFatc ~ of which
win al .. PEseq - aety eappesiga-
. JULIUS JOSEPH.
z 8A(la IT SIT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

=: :: 4 ! ! I, ! 90. =.
\ The tmen Of pine y good for liver
complaint. "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Hayes surrender 70 the bloody shirt
element has let the conservative Repub-
leans out with him. @a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Boston records seven fires in month
occasioncd by brick masons' Slovenly
and dishonest work. =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Queen Victoria has had 90 grand
childrsn born to her but she is still for
Lorne"a i' sj
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

"Old Abe" the famous Wisconsin
war eagle, is to be placed in the Old
South Church, Boston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

BfodjcSka's pug dog, Kentuck, has
had his portrait painted, a4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

An eminent English physician says
that among artisans the great tempta-
ton 70 take alcohol arises from bad
cookery. From which It would follow
that the teachers Of good cookery,
Ike Miss Carson, arc, after all, the best
temperance advocates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Victoria Rex" Brooklyn newspa-
per calls the Queen Of England.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Prospects, Of CINCINNATI securing
permanent now exposition buildings
are Frightening little.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Four editors were candidates for
Secretary of State at the late election
in Mississippi, though there was no
election ordered for that Office, the Gov
ernor having appointed q man 10 ill the
vacancy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Only 500 blue ribbon converts in
New York last month, and yet in
Albany We have such n TRADE Of
swearing of" that nobody dare speak
70 q person that doesn't wear the blue.
Bss tLSs. G.--' vart naveS .-~S ,.ansh
Of a place, compared TO Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

The Old South clock in Boston was
hiadO in 1888 j.ddO 4 6f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Few Of tho crown heads Of the Old
World have larger salary than that
Of His Auriferous Majesty John w.
MAckey, "the Great Bonanza King"
which is said to be ss00,o 900 month,
exclusive Of board and washing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

Rev. j. B. Bibhnger was last week
arrested IN Yamhin county for selling
whiskey to the Indians. He stands a
good show of being free chaplain to
the Penitentiary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

FHE outside of this paper was print
ed lszt seAr-but its not very old.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

In suit for divorce fled at St.
Louis the plaintiff alleges that upon
the night Of her wedding her husband
seized her by the throat and endeavored
to choke her, complaining of her mat
tention to the wedding guests.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

MoSTcoMEhy ,BRAfa is out III d let
ter in Ehe Eastern papers urging TiIdsr
as the democratic caadidets for th,
Presidency in 1885, Hendricks danc
Bsyard are also named by .pFemiheAt
Democratic journals in the East. : 3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
lFHE JacksonYiIle IlIinles

The JacksonvlIIe Is1snae8 has com.
menced ON It's 9th volume. Charley
Nickel is making a good paper and we
wish him the best of success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03
GROCERIES, |

tell yOu without hesitation that !
have the STOCK and make the prices
that cannot fail 70 meet your approval
G11Es eoatrol lArgs trade know that my PEies
ipast ~ i7saasl1 11ss1 Ia Jf52Iil use a
Aqqqalss sssp'on . assqap'l.l1 FL s sd dy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

~ FEN AND sOAesVAA' M
There wore ls2 deaths in Boston
!: =. .,..,.-:;s,'..s.. J. i. ]. ".
complaint ~
The Old South clock in Boston was
ahde in 1888 j.IflO G
ModjcSka's pug dog, Kentuck, has
had his portrait painted. u
s"Victoria Rex" Brooklyn newspa-
per calls the Queen Of England.
-t.i iiAHi# Hf 49, Flris ffsf.t..
Queen Victoria has had 90 grand
childrsn born to her but she Is still for
oh HIso -
Hayes surrender 70 the bloody shirt
element has let the conservative Repub-
leans out with him.
Boston records seven fires in month
occasioncd by brick masons' slovenly
and dishonest work.
"Old Abe" the famous Wisconsin
war eagle, is to be placed in the Old
South Church, Boston.
Prospects, Of CINCINNATI securing
permanent new exposition buildings
are Frightening little.
Four editors were candidates for
Secretary of State at the late election
in Mississippi, though there was no
election ordered for that Office, the Gov
ernor having appointed man TO fill the
vacancy.
In suit for divorce fled at st.
Louis the plaintiff alleges that upon
the night Of her wedding her husband
seized her by the throat and endeavored
to choke her, complaining of her mat
tention to the wedding guests.
Few Of the crown heads Of the Old
World have n larger salary than that
Of His Auriferous Majesty John w.
Mackey, 'the Great Bonanza King"
which is said to be $500, 900 month,
exclusive Of board and washing.
1#f . t4es..
An eminent English physician says
that among artisans the great tempta-
ton 70 take alcohol arises from bad
cookery From which it would follow
that the teachers of good cookery,
like Miss Carson, arc, after all, the best
temperance advocates.
Only 500 blue ribbon converts in
New York last month, and yet in
Albany We have such n TRADE Of
"sweAring or that nobody dare speak
TO q person that doesn't wear the blue.
Bss tIs.. H..- vArt nav4s ~~~S ,.,,sl,
Of a place, compared TO Albany.
| - '--@------------ 49,
--- .s #-#5l-..s
A spelling match at Peltonviile
Mass, ended in = row. One contestant
claimed plough was only correct, and
another exclusively maintained pillow
The schOolmaster ruled that both were
right, but in the absence of diction
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-03

From the .Statesmaa Of the 2lth inst,
we extract the following: .About
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-06
A CRACK SHOT.

A correspondent Of the Washing
ton News pays, the following high
compliment to our talented fellow
citizen Mr.. w. H. Goodale:
The Opelousas Courier publishes a
very complimentary notice Of Mr..
Lusher, the present Superintendent
of Public Education. 1t says, ''it
feels confident that the St. Landry
delegation will support him as a unit
in the approaching State Convention"
We find no fault with this hand
some eulogy, and we doubt none Of
the statements made, but we are dis
posed to compete with our friend the
Courier for this important Office, by
placing before the people Of our State
and parish, name, which wherever
it is recognized will be as readily en-
dorsed. We refer to w. H. Goodale,
ESQ.,, Of Baton Rouge. For ability,
energy, and a thorough knowledge and
appreciation Of our Public school sys-
tenn Of Education, Mr.. Goodale is the
peer Of any man in the State.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-06

A FRAUD.-One DR.. H. +. Hart,
for 4 or 5 years past a citizen Of Per
ryville, Ark, located last Spring at
Rocky Mount, in this parish, where he
behaved himself very badly. AL
though he has two wives, both living
at last account--one at Pine Bluff and
the other at Perryvillc, Arkansas
gained the consent Of a young lady Of
Rocky Mount to marry him but his
bad character was discovered in time
to save the young lady from this sad
fate, and the scoundrel left the com
munity for parts acknowledging
an unpaid board bill. Hart claims to
be a Kentuckian. He is 6 feet II
inches high; weighs 200 pounds; has
a wild look out Of his eyes; broad
shoulders, and about IS years old.
He is a bad character. Our brethren
Of tho press will please pass him
around.-Bossier Banner.