The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-24

democratic Presidential nomination.
"wHO viii be our Chief of Police =
Is the all-ahsorbing question ut Port
land.
MITcHELL is coming home to make
Oregon boom for Grant, in spite of the
Blaineites.
GEFRRAL GRANT is said to be Just
$3.50 out of pocket 10y his ei, ei,cumte.res.
trial frOlic.
EVEN the poor Southern postmasters
were assessed for the Ohio Republican
campaign fnndsi
Mas. NELLIE GRANT SARroRrs is
shortly coming to this country for u
visit, and t" meet her father.
MRs. CoauRx. of the Be, slaps her
big brother, Harvey Scott, in the face
Ia almost every edition of the Bee.
EX-SENATOR AIlTcuELL will he AS.
tonished when he returns frum Wash
ingtOn, to larn how tame is the Grant
boom in Oregon.
SINCE Ohio has gone Republican the
Sherman Presidential stock begins to
boom, and pools on Blaine aud Grant
are selling lower
An Oregon Radical sheet calls Grant
'Fhe Pride of America" Why, that's
the name of New Jersey bull exhib.
tied at the last Kansas State Fair
A. I. HAwLEY, special correspondent
OF the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, is
how IN our city collecting data for writ
ing up the resources of our valley.
l. F. LANE having teen proposed as
candidate for Supreme Judge. comes
out and Says he viii not bc a candidate
not even for school clerk or constable.
BEN. BUTLER, candidate for Governor I
OF Massachusetts,, represents the rag, {
tag and Gobtail of ali parties, besides
womAI's rights, greenbacks and negroes. &
IT is too bad to see Scott lampooning
the two Republican papers in Yamhill
county. He probably doesn't remem-
Der that he, too, got his start in YAM
hill. o
The managers Of the Mechanics Fa1r 7
at Portland wanted to put bar in their !,
pavilion, but the people arose in their !,
might and compelled them to keep it :.
out A good victory. :
Beast Butler swears he will lie the ,
Greenback candidate for President next CT
year and that his candidateship will OF
make the election so close as to throw OF
it into the House of Representatives. >.
The radical organs who have SO much al
to say about the assassination Of the m
Chisholus Lever mention the previous IN
assassination Of John D. Gully. Gully
was democrat and Cbish I'm repub-
lican!
A. B. CORNELL, the Republican nom-
Inee for governor of New York, has
paid debts since his nomination, of over
s6O, ,OO0-Old judgments which have
Deen Piling mp against him for years "" ""
A gOOd thing for old creditors.
VIZ suppose Gen. Jim Turner, of tie lie
PsIidls'On East 0reyoni.in, is happy fro
iI'ee he has heard Of the defeat # Tom Is
Ewing in Ohio. You ought To trot out l8
cur rooster cock, JrH. You can't be Is
% grateful to the people OF Ohio for 10
es.ing things as you did !
THE Oregorian lronounees itself op-
'esed to Grant for third term. But :
didn't do this till after he had sailed fro,
way where he never could hear Of that ~.
aper again This was little mean er,.
tier Useless had gone away thinking era
9 had efiectually corrale that dallv- fro,
lg sheet. To-
Ex SHERIFF II. C. DALE, Of YnnhiIl lS7
unity, was last %eek con. icled Of tm ioa ioa
sz1.ing the county funds, and was sen 30
need to five years in the Penitentiary I
nd to pay fine Of $4,000. We deep E
sympathize wi l. his estimabIe fami- 2l7
IN this great calamity that has fallen legi
8
'0n tiieln. yeal
The States that I,a,l decided Demo- crat
attic nlajorities in 1876 paid during exp
e fiscal year ending June I3, 1879 efni
customs dues and internal revenue enai
xes, the sum Of sI5s, ,90G, $50. % oot'
'e Republican States l,aid only s91.- SION
'4,87s,05. Sherman and Blaine will Con
ease note. this
ther
"ANf q the more sennsib!e of those AL.
- ss'au'e' a'1er Grant at Portland craft
q Salem short week ago are already
FAMED of themselves. One of the
bany Grant visitors told us since his n,
uin home that ifhecouldLire acheap g;g;,
to kick him all over town he would v;lle
much easier with himself. tsins
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