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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
rirE srArE PRINTING MarrEE.

The OregoRiap last week published a
statement, with great flourish of head
lines, purporting to come from the Sec
retary of State, charging the last State
Printer with having overdrawn, and
also the request of the Governor to
District Attorney Whitney that he
should proceed to sue the said late State
Printer. How the 0rsgoaian came
into possession of these matters is not
our purpose here to inquire, but when
that paper stated that the State Printer
had oyerdrawn it knew it was not tell
ing the truth or else 1t accused its own
proprietor, Henry L. Pittock, of the
same offence. His work while State
Printer was measured by the present
Republican State Printer, and allowed
exactly on the same basis and under
the same law that NJ. V. Brown was
working under, and if the latter over
drew then the proprietor of the 0regO-
dian, and Dir. Bush, and Mr.. McPher-
son, and Mr.. Patterson, and AIr. Sem
pie also overdrew, and all should be
compelled to "disgorge"
The fact is-and the OregoniaH edi-
tor well knows it-that the late State
Printer and present editor of the Dem
ocRAT wouldn't enter into combinations
60 assist selfish and ambitious politi-
clans, and they ars pursuing him with
their revenges. Because We refused to
be a party to their infamous ambitions
they are seeking to vent their spleen in
this cowardly manner, and we want
them to proceed We have requested
and urged District Attorney Whitney
to proceed with the suit, urged by the
Governor, and hope that there sill be
no delay in the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
SHERMAN SmELyEs,.

The disclosures made by Tie Glover
report are startling in their character,
and have everlastingly laid John Sher-
mans Presidential aspirations on the
fence. Here is what the Patterson IN.
j. Daily GuaIeiiau says about it:
"The report of the Glover Investigation
Committee has fallen like bombshell
in the camp Of the Republicans. and
they have not yet come out from their
shelter. The report was so filed with
we'll established facts and conclusivelY
proved charges that Republican organs,
at a loss to know how to attack it, have
resolved for the present to ignore it.
Bnt they will soon get tired of this pol
icy, as the report will no dought be
placed in the hands of the people at
large as a campaign. document. In
fact, this report, just asst stands, isa sui.
iieient answer to any speech John shcr-
man can make on finances or any 9th
er subject during the coming campaign.
The Democrats need not trouble them
selves to make any further answer to
him, but only spread this report before
the country. The Clover report is a
whirlwind which has lifted the roof of
the Treasury, and has shown how mil
lions upon millions of the people'smon-
ey have been stolen and how the thieves
have been sheltered by tue Treasury
Ring under Sherman, and how all aven-
ues that might lead to exposure have
been closed. All of this record of "a
long carnival of plundering and official
dishonesty in high and low places will
have to be met by the Republicans in
the campaign Of next year, and they
will never be able TO impeach its sub
stantial correctness"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sherif,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or Exc.
lid cutlon issued out OF tho Clerks oliico
OF Linn County. in tho Slate of Oregon,
under the seal Of the Circuit Court 81 The
state Of Oregon for said county. on the
lgth day OF July, 1879, in favor OF 81. Ro-
senthal. :. Feeder aud ;. Bramberger,
plaintiffs. aud against NJ. Abrams and b.
Cohen, defendants, for the sum OF eight
hundred and saventy-sight dollars and
eighty-five cents. with interest thereon al
the ratio Of ten per ceut. per annum from
the 18th day Of June, 1879, ana the farther
sum OF IS IS costs, have levied upon tho
following described real property, io-wit
Fractional Lot No. four IN Block No one
in the town of Brownsville. County oi
Linn and State Of Oregon, as appears from
the plats and survey uf said town on fiic
In the County Clerks Office o. said County
oi Linn, taken ns the real property of said
defendant ~. Abrams, and on
Saturday, The .}0th day Of 4Uy,st, 1879
ut the Court House door in the city Of Al
hany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour o
one o'clock p. NJ, / will sell the hereinbe
fore described property a. public auction
for cash In hand, 20 the highest bidder, Il
satisfy said writ with accruing costs.
Dated this lst day OF August, 1879.
/. G. DICkEY,
5aw4 Sheriff OF Linn Co, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
4 rAnrY o. rREAcnEEg AM Drcrrr.

Hon. Jacob nj. Howard, the author
of the first Republican platform, was
afterward widely known as champion
of Republican principles and measures
in tho Senate of tho United States
was tho author Of the 18th amendment
to the Constitution, which was adopted
just as lie wrote il. Portland Bee.
Yea, he did it, with his little PIN
And We will call the attention Of the
Bee to the fact that the platform spoken
Of contained this resolution, ~ near as
we can now remember il
"Rcsoieeti, That the rights of the
States iauiotate, 10 regulate their owl,
domestic concerns euct,tsieeig, il essential
to that balance Of power on which the
fabric of our government essentially de-
ponds"
II this isn't strong declaration Of
Of State Rights doctrine we have never
heard Of one IL is a declaration that
the States have an inrioiate right to
regnlate their o,on domestic concerns e,,-
ct,tsiuely, and that without that right
the fabric OF our government could not
exist. That is what il means, without
ambiguity or reservation. IL is tho
plainest enunciation Of tho doctrine Of
State Rights that was ever made by
any party at any period, and yet the
GLORIOUS Republican party" with oil
It's boasted sincerity and candor aud
honesty, has violated its faith at ovefy
step OF its progress in the nations his
tory. From the moment that the Re
publicans gained control of the govern
ment with their minority President,
Lincoln, made so by an unfortunate di-
vision in the ranks Of the Democracy,
they have declared tho United States a
consolidated Nation, and entirely and
utterly ignored the rights Of tho States
to regulate anything that was not in
harmony with concentrated Radicalism
This is brief summary of the his.
tory Of that most treacherous of all par
ties, and when it ia celebrating ia
twenty-fifsh anniversary, Benedict Ar
noid's memory should be revived and
Judas Iscsriot should rise from his
grave and head the procession.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
5ew4 Sheriff
Summons.

IN The Circuit Court Of a,s S,s.e y Oregon
for aLe County Of Linn
John A. Crawford, Plaintiff, Us. II.
Roberts, Defendant.
To s II. Roberts, the above named De-
fendant:
In tho name OF the State OF Oregon you
are hereby summoned and required TO ap-
pear and answer the plaintiffs complaint
in the above entitled cause, now on file
with the Clerk ofthe above entitled Court,
on the first day of the next term OF said
Ceurt, to be holden at the Court House in
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, on the 4th
Monday, the 27th day OF October, A. ID.
1879. And you are hereby notified that
the relief demanded in said complaint Is,
that the plaintiff Jonn A. Crawford have
and recover Judgment against said defend.
ant for the sum of secs 90 in United States
gold coin, with interest thereon at the rate
of ten per cent. per annum from the date
of the filing of said complaint, besides
costs and disbursements of this action, and
II you fail to appear and answer said COM
plant as herein required the plaintiff will
apply 10 said Court for the relief demaI.d-
ed in said complaint.
This summons ispublished in the STATE
RIGHTs DEMOCRAT newspaper for six
weeks consecutively, by order OF Hon. B.
T.. Harding, Judge of said Court, which
order is dated July 25, 1879.
II. S. STRAHAN IL l.. BILYEU,
52w6 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
THE Law OF TaE naDIcALs.

Hayes appointed ex-senator Key, of
Tennessee, an x-Confsderate and Dem
ocrat, to a place IN his Cabinet, to make
himself strong in the South, and he has
since appointed round number of ex-
Confederates to lucrative positions and
Offices of trust and honor, for the same
purpose. And now his war Secretary,
McCrary of Iowa, who warts to be-ap-
pointed Crkait Court Judge, as the
successor of Jo44e Dillon, resigned, has
copied after tlz example Hayes set him
and appointed Colonel Roberts, ex-Con-
federate, to codify the Army Rules and
Regulations. It Is very important
duty he is required to perform, and In
effect confdes to him the laws to gov
ern the Army. Had a Democratic
Secretary of War made such an ap-
pointment, conferring the Office upon
an ex-Coufederate, the Radical organs
would have been wild with denunciation
of the act. But now that it Is Radi-
cal, and one Of Hayes own Cabinet,
too, these same organs are dumb con.
cerning it. The inference IS, accord
ingly, that for a Radical to appoint an
ex-Confederate to Office is all right and
proper; but for a Democrat to do SO is
all wrong Union soldiers have no
claims to Office which Radical admin
istration need respect, so long as votes
for the Administration or any of It's
members can make political capital by
preferring ex-Confsderates to them.
1t is edisloyaI' for Democrat to ap-
point an ex-Confederate, under any cir
cumstances. It is entirely proper for
a Radical to appoint an ex-Confederate
whenever he pleases to do so. This is
the law of the Radicals -becaase of the
profits expected therefrom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
eRANr.s cnAxrrs tANINu.

Tho Grant managers have made u
mistake in bringing him out 50 soon
and SO prominently is their candidate
for the Presidency. A prominent East.
ern Republican journal says that
"Grant is slaughtered in tho house Of
his friends.a They sent him Off 10 that
he wouldn't be discussed, and they have
been discussing him ever since his de.
parture. However much some of his
admirers may want 10 support him for
his military career, and for the offices
that he always bestowed ON his friends
and henehmen, there. is strong ele-
ment in the Republican party that will
not tolerate renewal Of the corrupt
practices that grew up and were fos.
tered and protected under Grants eight
years Of administration. The large ma
iority who refused to consent to his
nomination for third term in 1876
will be rs emphatic in their refusal to
endorse him in 1880.
Tho noble words Of President Jeiler-
son, when asked to accept the Office for
third term, while they may not in.
spire the obtuse and selfish Grant 70 a
responsive echo, viii prevent the Amer
ican people from making the nnheard,
of departure Of thrice electing one man
President The Legislature of New
Jersey, toward the close of President
Jeferson's administration, asked him
to accept a third term. The following
is Mr.. Jefferson's patriotic reply; al
some termination of the services OF
Chief Magistrate be not Fixed by the
Constitution or supplied by practice,
his office, nominal!y for years, will, in
fact, become for life, and history shows
how easily that degenerates into an in,
heritance. Believing that Repre-
sentative Government, responsible at
short periods of election, is that which
produces the greatest sum of happiness
to mankind, feel it duty to do nc
act which shall essentially impair tha;
principle. and should unwillingly bt
the person who, disregarding the preeo
dent set by an illustrious predecessor
should furnish the first example of pro
longation beyond the second term o.
Office
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
DON'T FORGET IT.

II yon are troubled with nervousness. arc
d.siieartened, tired Of life, fear death or
feel out OF sorts ~ the saying IL, you may
safely conclude that you hayo the Dispep.
sia or Liver Complaint. Tho liver II very
apt TO become torpid this season OF the
year as poisons arising from stngnant wa
tor or decaying vegetation arc more uumer-
otp. and are through inhalation taken into
tho blood. Unless the liver II strong and
active, aud furnishes 4 supply Of fresh and
pure blood 10 drive out tho impurities,
tho above mentioned symptoms surely fol-
low, and II not needed, end In more terh.
bio diseases aud death. Whites Prairie
Flower proves itseif tho Great Liver Pana-
cea. It's action on tho liver IL different
from any medicine ever yercompounded. It's
cures are truly wonderful. Try It. Price
twenty cents aud sevSnty-iige cents.O
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
Sheriff S Sale.

ID Y NIRTUEOFA A DECREE OF FORE
I'D closure in the Circuit Court of tina
State of Oregon for the County of Linn
and an execution issued in pursuance
thereof on the 2Sth day of July, 1879, 70
me directed and delivered, in favor of
Elizabeth NJ. Walker, plaintiff, and against
Oren Z. Goisline and PAMELA Goisline, his
wife, defendants, for the sum of $5,6I5 9s
in United States gold coin, with interest
thereon in like coin at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum from the 5th day of J June.
1879, and the further sum of $l64 so costs,
have levied upon the mortgaged prens-
ises described in said decree as follows. to-
wit: The East half of Donation Land Claim
Not. No. 2O46, and designated as Claim
No. 40, being parts OF sections sixteen.
seventeen, twenty and twenty Ions, in
Township Is South of Range West, ac-
turned to the general land Office by the
Surveyor General, being bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at D
point 10 chains West, and s chains and 50
links North of the Northeast corner of
Section 20, and running thence South 4S
chains and so links, thance East 66 chains
and 80 links, thence North 4s chains and
so links, and thence West 66 chains and 40
links to the place of beginning, the " hole
claim containing S22 S-100 acres Of land,
and situated in Linn county, in the State
of Oregon, and the East half containing
l61 400 acres and on
Saturday, the 90A dag Of Aasga1st, 1873.
at the Court House door in the city of Al
bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour
of two o'clock p. NJ, will sell the herein-
before described real property at public
auction for cash in hand to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said writ, with aecruung.
costs.
Dated this Ist day of August. 1879
]. q. DICKEY
hoM4 Sheriff of Linn Co, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
REPrBLIcAs NONSENSE AGAIN.


The Albany DEMOCRAT calls it "Re-
publican nonsense" to charge the Demo-
cratic majority of the late session With
continuing the said session nearly four
months at cost Of $4,000 per day, in
order to subserye Democratic schemes,
claiming the majority wore ready and
anxious TO override the President with
unconstitutional measures Immediately,
had that perverse official quietly acqui-
esced.-POrtLu1ad Bee.
That isn't true-(begging pardon Of
the author of the foregoing for the fat
contradiction. We didn't claim that
the Democratic "majority were ready to
override the President with unconsti-
tutionaI measures" The measures
which the Democratic party undertook
to provide were strictly in conformity
with the constitution, and we defy the
Bee editor to prove to the contrary.
The constitution of the United States
providessthe way.and manner in which
revenue should be raised, and the spe-
cial session of Congress passed the ap-
preparation acts in conformity with that
organic law, but the revolutionary and
Fraudulent Presidents vetoed the meas
ures and thus a part of his internal
spies, (yclept United States Marshals),
were shut off from their rations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
PEsSsyLTAsiA DEMOCRATIC coxEEa.
TtoN.

Following is summary of the reso-
lutions adopted by the Democrats Of
Pennsylvania at their State convention
held at Harrisburg on the 10th July:
Fidelity to the fundamental princi,
Piles Of the Democratic party, tho just
powers of the federal union, the rights
Of the states and liberties Of the people
are vital parts Of one harmonious sys-
tenn. and 10 save each part in its whole
constitutional vigor is to save the life
of IA nation. We maintain that the
military are and ought to subordinate
to the civil authorities; deny tho right
Of the federal administration to keep on
foot at the general expense a standing
army to invade states for political per
poses, without regard to constitutional
strietions, TO control the people At the
polls, to project and encourage fraudu-
lent counts Of votes, or to inaugurate
candidates rejected by tho majority.
The right TO q free ballot is the right
preservative Of all rights. Rutherford
b. Hayes having been placed in power
against the we'll known and legally ex.
pressed will Of the people, is the repre-
sentative Of conspiracy only, and his
claim of the right to surround ballot
boxes with troops and deputy marshals
to intimidate electors, and his un-
precedented use of the veto to main
tain his unconstitutional and despOtic
power, are an insult and menace to
the country. The Democratic party,
as Of old, favors q constitutional cur.
rency Of gold and silver, and of paper
convertible into coin; opposes the sys.
tenn Of subsidies by the general govern
ment. The reforms and economies en-
forced by the Democratic party since
its advent to power in the lower house
of congress have saved tho people many
millions of dollars, and we believe a
like result would follow its restoration
to power in Pennsylvania. The Demo
cratic party being the natural friend oi
the workibgmen, and having through
out its history stood between bim and
all expressions, renews its expression Of
sympathy for honest labor and It's prom
Use of protection to its rights
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
QUITE sIXGULAR.

Sarah +. Dorsas, of Teusas Parish,
Louisiana, has died and bequeathed all
her property, worth s250,O00, to jeff
erson Davis. She did it because she
had faith in the Southern cause and be-
lieved that Davis suffered so much in
that cause that the people of the South
should make him all the restitution pos
sible. AS usual in such cases, the will
is to be contested by some Yankee rel
ative who claims that Sarah wasn't in
her right mind when she made the will.
1t is not presumed that Mr. Davis will
contest the matter unless the other
party is clearly fraud.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
BIND ERS!
BIN DERS =.

Parties wanting to buy McCor-
mick's Celebrated Harvester and
|SeEf-Binder, or Hand Binder, can
depend upon getting them at Al
bany when called for, as 7 keep a
stock ready for immediate deliv-
cry.
ut is scarcely necessary to call
the attention Of farmers to the SUI
periority Of these machines over
all others, as they have taken the
lead wherever introduced, and are
monarchs Of the field, and no fool
Iishness.
have a few MasiIIOn Harvest
ers, Hand Binders, left, which
will sell at reduced rates.
Parties wanting either of the
above machines will do well to call
and get prices and terms.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
SOME or rnE REASONS. rERn4rs.

A correspondent and friend wants tc
know of us what certain parties claim.
ing to be Democrats, are so anxious tc
embarrass us financially. We don't
know unless it is because we never
would accept bribe, that we never un.
dertook to blaekmail anyone, that we
never raised money to influence a legis-
lator, that we never licked the shoes Of
men in power, that we never whitewash.
ed .rogues of any kind, and that we
never blackguarded gentleman andnever
made our paper an instrument for any
mans ambition or preferment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
4 HEAVY FARMER.

DIR. Glenn, Democratic candidate for
Governor of California, owns $4,000
acres of land in COlusa county, 10000
of which is in wheat, and CORES
pondent of the Chronicle says he will
have 100000 centals for the market.
On the whole of that vast farm not a
single Chinaman is employed, and he
pays his white laborers the very best of
wages. He ought to be elected, and as
two parties are supporting him he
doubtless will be.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
Especial dispatch TO the oregonlan.I
FARROW's FIX.
Re Is In n Rough Country Face 20 Face
with Force Greatly OufHumbeFine
bis Command.

WALLA WALLA, July Dispatches
from Lieut.. Farrow, in the vicinity of
Seven Devils mountain, at the head of
Crooked river, tributary of Snake river,
near Brownlee's ferry, states that he
came across hostile camp of one hun
dred Indians. He stated that he would
attack them the next morning.
The country is very rough, and unless
he makes clean sweep Of the band he
will have rough time of getting out
Of the country. Troops have already
been sent out from Walla Walla to
Camp Howard to guard the passes and
prevent the hostiles from escaping.
Farrows command consists of twenty
one UmatiIla Indian scouts and about
six soldiers. 1t is not possible that
either Col. Bernard or Cathey with
troops in the field are within a weeks
march of each other.
With twenty-one treacherous Indians
and only six soldiers, if Farrow gets
out of that fix he can consider himself
in good luck.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
ONLY a SLIGHT DIFFERENeE.

The Jacksonville Sentinel says DR.
Glenn, Democratic and New Constitu-
ton candidate for Governor of Cali
fornia, owns 10000 acres of land in
coIusa. county. A Radical opponent Of
his writes to San Francisco paper
that he owns $4,000 acres. As this
only makes 10000 acres difference be
tween the Sentinel mans statement and
the other fellow we refrain from mixing
in the ssfurss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01

In one of his ewing" letters the Jr.
of the II. O. says Extending our
trip we found ourselves at the farm Of
Thomas Jones, who has about an acre
of as fine strawberries as we ever
.fopped our lips over" We always
thought that Jonah must have had a
big mouth to have been able to swallow
a whale, but what a thunder'n lip a
man must have to be able to flop it
over an acre of strawberries. PendIe-
ton Independent.
o, well, Fred, he just made 'Bull'
Of that sentence, and you have no right
to Turner over and distort the meaning