The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-19
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Primaries tomorrow.
Democrats of Linn, bring your best
men TO the front
Candidates are still borrowing n
chaw o tobacker from each other
What wouldn't the candidates give
for Garcelon in our County Conyen-
ton next Wednesday
A Republican candidate the other
day, while buzzing an innocent victim,
sneezed in his face That vote goes to
the other man.
Gentlemen of the Convention: Give
the Linn Democrats good ticket next
Wednesday and we are sure for a round
three Hundred majority
Nate Baum booms for Clerk on the
Republican ticket, but o, my goodness,
what chance has he against square
toed Democratic nominee.
The Republican candidates are simply
Aficawbelizing-waiting for something
to turn up in their favor in our County
Convention. Vain hope
The Primaries tomorrow should be
governed by the usual rule. Every
man that expects to vote the Demo
cratic ticket should be required to reg
ister his name.
Last Wednesday was the 18th of st.
Patrick, and you ought to have seen
how all the candidates wore the sham
rock. One of them, we are informed,
had a son burst towards evening
One W. ]. Stewart, former Repub-
lican, calls Greenback Convention for
Linn county, which call we publish
elsewhere. The Democrats of Linn are
not likely to be led Off by any such
nonsense as this.
ga sort of widow-like Republican can
didate was trying to fiirt with Demo
cratic voter the other day, but the lat
ter being an independent bachelor. said
he didn't go a continental on Leap
Year, anyhow He was people.
Let Democrats look to the nomina-
tion of State Senator. Remember that
he holds over and will have vote for
United States Senator in 1882. This
is an important item We should by
all means nominate man that we can
elect.
That young Republican Club" with
little e that was organized q in law
Office last Wednesday night was under
stood to be Herald boom. The old
stand -bys of the party will now prob
ably organize publicly aid squarely
Regiiter boom
A prominent Republican assured us
the other day that if his party should
establish one more paper in Linn he
would be compelled to vote the Demo
cratic ticket He says he "can't be
bummed to support all theif papers, and
id if he viii p u. B.-He is a
profane man.
A Piety Flat man went! home late
Tuesday night last, and as he "woller-
ed" himself into bed his wife asked him
in sharp tone where he had been.
''Soshatin with candidates froffs, said
he. 'sSeems to me" she replied, "that
from the sheep dip and poison oak
smell of your breath you must have
promised all of them your vote p
''Yesh, (hic) madam, I'm committed !;
don'she try to infuinsh me. Less go to
sbIeep~
Geo. Weller is now looming as the
Republican candidate for Sheriff. We
don't see why he should not be support
ed. Thatparty in the past elected him
City Marshal, he was also appointed
Deputy U. S. Marshal for Linn county,
and we can't see how it is possible that
his party would now jump up new men
against him. He is really one of the
very best men, as an executive officer,
in their ranks, and while we shall do all
that we can to defeat him we don't see
how his party can afford to throw him
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