The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-30
1,o1stient zsesas.

frail Gnd feeble invalid, Mr.. fsttle,i
seems to be doing, a good deal of work.
Tile leading Republican newspaper of
Indiana, the Jo,Tndl OF indianapolis, is
ing otlt with nice little paragraphs
about Wdslibi1rnc.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says Even
in Indiana there Is less exhibition of the
denIdnd tor Hendricks since jewett has
beeii brought into tile field.
The Cipcinnati Commercial thinks that
Senator Etlmtiuds Il good man, but he Is
ret the oalt man mito can s:i1e tie country
from sudden and total destruction.
Sherman is sauEIilne If stteceas.. which
Is 4nore than can be said of Most .6f his
organs: He Is tepc'+tsd to fiaSs nj doiitts
be greatly ene0Graged by bis visit to
Ohio.
TIE Mobile Register sadly remarks: 1t
Is proper to say now, Rtla we. SAY iE with
fegret, tfftt; Mffile AIaIaiita - fl e6te for
wiIo.vef Il ndiiifn8tcu BY tiMSC Cincinnati
CoiiStinfpn, it will be escef.ssangiy difficult
to carry the State for Mr.. Ti:den.
The Cpnnec, lett Repiibiicans in Cen-
ventioli SLOWED themselves lit5stfle to any
! instructions to delegates. but pledged
1igorotis support to the Chicago hoiDiltee.
riir delegations favors Blaine. with Ed
| mttndS rs second choice.
Tie Denver Tribune mourns over the
| Sllefin;in ''booln,'' AMI iiItiaIates that lts
| untimely eiecatlence w1S due to tire i;efSfs-
tent lying of its opponeifts:
The Lansing Mictt.) Republican thinks
| that the Republicans are RIll in entertain
| ing hope that il,e electoral fGte OF any
Southern State may he depended Upon by
| them
pontltnr oi tie New York Sun. that Ben
| Bu:fer of Massachusetts. aud Mr.. a. Ii.
stephens of f'Georgia, will be the caHtlitlates
ot the Greenback Labor Convention that
meets Oh the 9th Of June. III Chicago.
| Iowa Democrats met in State Conven-
ton. and drug mp the fiGlnd business first
/ thing. Tie Chairman declared that the
| electoral frauds mist be the chief campaign
| lS>ue. and that "a man must be nonlinat-
| I'D at Cincinnati who can defeat GFslat, as
| anybody of sense can see that Grant will
| be nntnilateII.' II is evident that some
droppings from the '.bar'l'' have reached
! the llaWkeSeS.
| Senator Hoat of Massachusetts. says the
| Chicago Tribune. has written to a member
| of the massachusetts Legislature II letter
I on tie Presidential question. III which he
! advises strongly against instructions TO
| delegates to the Cfiicaso C:nifeafioiI. but
urges that Inen he selected who can he de-
| pended upon tn act tor the best interests
| of the Republican party NfIcn the time
! Grftnt The strongest candidate that eouli
/ be ndf1iinitpti. feariu2 that ia the event
at his ndihlfiAtinn t!FeFe Hoiiii be large de-
! fsctions arnopg the Germans. aud Republi-
cans opposed toa third term.
| The Mobile Gala J Reyfster thinks the
| Mayor of Galveston who proposed the
! following toast at a balttsleS given to Gen.
Grait iii that city, ostght ID fie lifFse ptt<t-
| master General ut the very leSst. L he
E-toast was: ''GeneTsrl Grant--essr honored
quest. Greater armies have marched under
his command than Napoieon'<, His glor-
les are greater than tile crown"
The Augusta Aie) Journal has SAN
Euine estimate, bur which it Claims is from
| Il surv careful and accurate calculator of
national political affairs at Washington.
| which predicts that on tlie hfst ballot in
the National nefiiipiican ConventiHn
Blaine will have $50 votes. Grant POI,
Sherman 143 and Elmuuds s3. This
| woitni he for Blaine within 20 votes of a
Eon.inatiop.
Tic ST. T.H.ii< GIols-Dsmocrat thinks the
ExoIn- Investigation has made the Ij.t;l-
ocr:itS very sick. 1t ltil< ''I'lie Sni:t ilyrn
| people know the rs:t; causes Of the move
inert of tie c-piorcd people Enrtl,war'l.
aisd II they wish to stop lie nfove'nent
| they must remove the c:iit4,s. Congress
| can add nothing tn their intoriastinn. nor
is it the business of Congress to Suggest
a remedy."