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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
A VOICE FROM "BLlcK MARIOX.,"
! sALEM, Nov. %, lsso.

SALEM, Nov. %, 1880.
Editor Democrat
see in the last Issue Of your paper
a communication taken from the ,Staas
dqrd of the 9th inst, headed " Good
Advice" Now we wish to say that IL
is good advice, and we indorse it in
toto, ! hope Democrats may learn a
lesson from the writer of those lines.
Never give aid to the enemy---no, never
under any circumstances. Let us now
prepare for the battle of 1889, and
make up our minds to kick out every
enemy from our camp.
Our next Legislature will be one Of
great magnitude. We viii have to
elect U. s. Senator, and pass upon
those propoeed amendments to the Con-
stitution which will he Of no little inn
portance to us as "a people for veal or
woe. ''Then make up your minds to
take Democratic papers, and thereby
sustain your own men and build up
your own cause never give aid to the
enemy, but spuin them as you would
poison a
An OLD DEMocRAr,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
gE cONVINcEl1 hIls.

a atlarser asked us the other day II
oar Albany Ladies Band could make
god music, and wien we softly an
sgered him that they played upon
tleir instruments Just as we always
dreamed that female angels would after
tat TRANSPORTATION which takes away
e5erything earthly, and leaves naught
bat the soul Of music" he iowIy bowed
his head. and slowly turning away, NUT
tered under his beard, "Wall, Ibedan !
They preb'Iy KIN play some r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
GEN. zEELKR MS SERVICES.

Brig. Gen. Jacob Zeeler, command
ant Of the marine corps, who died
last week in Washington after long
illness, was first lieutopant OF ma
rlnes in the Pacific squadron in 1896
Al. He participated in the conquest
of California was commissioned cap
tain Sept. IA, 1s47, and brevetted
major the same year for gallantry in
action. lie is remembered by old
Californians for active service with
Stockton, with whom he arrived in
the frigate Co,agness and participated
in the battle near Los Angeles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
PACIFIC COASTERS.

The San Francisco Eramfncr Is
now the best paper published on the
Pacific coast.
The Pueblo Democrat classes Indian
Agent A. B. Meacham, formerly OF
Oregon, with the Bender family.
Capt. N. II. Lane, grandson Of
Gov. Joe. Lane, has been appointed
Captain Of the steamer s.. r. Church.
Capt. Levison, of the steamer ,Stat-
brick, has sounded the new channel
at the mouth Of the 9 lumbla and
finds "a feet Of water at high tide
hence Portland stands on It's head
with delight.
The station agent at Tenino, w.
II, has railroad veloclpede, and re-
Gently fixed 1t with n short arm 50 It
would run on the narrow gauge, it
having been built for the wide track.
lie can run into Olympia in one
hour.
Some Eastern Oregon stockmen
are building a new kind Of fence.
There Is first barbed wire three
inches from the ground, then three
boards eight inches wide and three
Inches above tho wire and three inch
es apart. Two more barbcd wires
six inches apart above the boards
complete tho structure. This fence,
It IS claimed, viii keep out dogs and
cayotes, and tlte builders are conf
dent their valuable sheep will be safe
inside this inclosure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
NV FArEE AZ RaREn c.rs

II. II. Abbott & Sons are Publishing
a very neat and readable Democratic
paper at Baker City. Tt is edited with
Mr Abbott's accustomed ability, and
should be well patronized. It's title is
Bqzer county Reveilze, and We trast it
may long live to sound the early morn
ing bugle call to the sturdy Democracy
Of the Bunch-Grsss region, assembling
them to battle Cor the noble cause of
Democracy and Constitutional Rights.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
GALL TAFFY Kew.


It is amusing to see what sGdden
regard for General Hancock fills the
soul of the Republican press. 1t was
but the other day when the General
was ga mere soldier," a tyro IN civil
affairs, a vain, mereenary man, who
was sicrazy to be President" as Cen
eral Grant put it, an ''ignoramus" on
the tariff question, and a weak, i'm
pressionable creature, wholly in the
hands of the solid South, TO be mould
ed to do the will of rebel brigadiers.
Now We are informed that General
Hancock is HunseIfsh and patriotic" :"
and that there is s'nothing of the
trickster in his compositions" that he
is ssas manly in his aots as in his ut
terances," and fsas brave in the polit-
ical field as on that Of battles" that be
would ftspurn TO do an unworthy
deed" and all that This TO be sure
only does General Hancock fdli jus
tiee but what pity the Republican
press could not have accorded him
the same justice while candidate?
May be this is all "tafry," designed
to encourage the General in his re-
parted rebuke of the alleged pan to
recount the vote of New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
4 srx4ronsAL CONGREGATION.


The Tri6aae's Cincinnati special says
Gov. Williams death causes new SEN
atorial complication in Indiana. and
threatens to leave the State without a
head and prevent the election of Uni
ted States Senator. The law requires
that before either the Governor or
Lieut. Governor can take their seat the
two honses must be organized. The
Senate is a tie While Gray was Lieut.
Governor he had the casting vote, as be
had two years ago but the death OF
Williams leaves the tie to be broken by
detection from one side OF the other.
The Democrats have determined, as
heretofore, to organize the Senate, and
viii cling to their determination. II
each side stands firm.t the Senate cannot
organize, and without it neither Cover
nor nor Lieut.. Governor can take a
seat, and at the same time the constitu.
ton terminates the Office Of acting Gov
ernor on the second Monday Of January.
If the two sides Of the Senate lock
horns and remain in that attitude the
State can be kept indefinitely without
Governor. 4 United States Senator
is to be elected to succeed Senator Nc
Donald. 1t is claimed a U. S. Senator
must be elected at a stated time, and il
the time goca by the Democrats say nc
legal election can be made by the pres.
ent Legislature, and the next they hope
Ia make Democratic.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
xEw DRMoeR1TIc DATET n PORTLAND.


The Portland Sunday 1Hercury an
nounces that a company is being organ
lied for the purpose Of establishing in
Portland Democratic daily after the
plan Of the San Francisco Eeanainer as
to solid editorials and the Chronicle Of
that city for spicy city and country
news and telegraphic intelligence. The
paper viii start off with sufficient capi-
tB TO make tie enterprise a success.
The yearly and route rates Of snbscrip-
ton will be lower bg 10 per cent. than
the leading morning dailies Of Portland
are now charging.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
T.rE GREAT nAD7c1L IsFIDRL.

Bob Ingersoll and gang Of inGdels
organized society at Chicago last week
for the purpose Of preventing the read
ing of the Bible in schools and prisons.
Bob is a great Radical headlight, and
it viii be remembered stunped the
country for Rev. Garfield this fall
dor pure cussedness Bob Ingersoll
and Beecher and Garfield are trio that
will do to bet on every time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
Its Ingredients.

To show our faith in tho safety and exeeiience Of
the X. b., upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that no imposition is Intended, we will
give the names Of all les ingredients by affidavit
The above Oilers we're made before bytlse pro
pzietof Of any other Family Medicine IN the world
Many teStlm0niaIS. further information and
fnl directions for using will Be found in the PAM
pa3et "TreAt3ss On Diseases Of the Blood,o IN
which each bottle iseneaed. Price 81 PER hottleeon-
tatrtng " ounces, OF 40 70 20 Goaes Fold fy drug.
glsta. ID EAnsoas, ,SoN Y Co, PYop'ra, Bnaalo. "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
DEMOCRATIC EIEcTcR FGon INDIANA.

The Times Indianapolis special says
the fact develops that through blum
der in making up the Republican tick
ct, II. S. Parker being substituted
as elector for Gen. Bennett of Rich
mond at a late hour before the election,
the Democratic candidate has MAORI
ty of 5000 in Republican stronghold
Of the State, Indiana is one for Han
cock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
KDTT0RT4L CHANCE.

.. B. Fithian has retired from the
Oregon City Democrat, and 7. NJ. Dra-
per has mounted the tripod. Mr.. ORA
per is a young gentleman Of culture and
ability, and we predict for him a front
seat among our Oregon journalists. We
cordially welcome him to the field of
newspaperdom- "nnt may be lif long
unit prosper r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26

Otto Fox Plaintiff,
ssat4 vs.
David W. Shaver aud Miranda Shaver,
Defendants.
To David w. Shaver, one OF The Defend
ants above named:
I'm TILE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you arc hereby summoned
and reqaired 70 appeaF and answer the
complaint OF tho above named plaintiff,
now on flo with tho Clerk Of said Court,
on or before tho first day OF tho January
torn OF said Court, TO he holden IN Albany,
Linn County, Oregon. on tho fiTtt Monday,
tho Sd day OF January, 1881. And you are
notified that In case You fail to appear and
answer as above required, tho plaintiff
will take judgment against you for $40 46
la Y. =. gold coin. with interest thereon In
like coin atsthe rats Of per cent. per
month from the date hereof and the fur
ther SUM or S25 90 attorneys fees, and for
tlto costs and disbursements OF this action.
Published BY order OF Hon. l.. Finn,
Judge Of said Court, which order Is dated
Nov. s, 1880. l.. II. MoNTANYE,
i5wB Att'y for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
rDuronrAL sIsIrs.


GEo. G. GoRnAM is again at the front
in the Radical politics of California.
Tnr trouble in Ireland continues 10
grow and it seems that d collision be.
tween her and England is inevitable.
SENATOR SLATER spoke thirty.two
times during the late canvass, and never
failed to make votes wherever lie ap-
peared.
Tng Northern Pacific railway man
agement viii receive commendation in
the forthcoming report Of Secretary
Sehurz.
TIE next Senate will be Democratic,
but the House is in doubt, with the
probability that the Democrats will get
the organization.
SUBSCRIBE for the DEMOCRAT If you
want the best newspaper of the Valley.
Only $3 year, with the Chicago
Weekly News thrown in.
A DEMocRArIc friend, writing us
from Iowa, Gays tho Democrats only
elected one man in his Congressional
District "hence these tears g
Tnr Russian harvest this year turns
out even poorer than the lowest esli
mates made OF il, and il tho worsl
known in that country since The famine
OF 1873,
Coaa ON with your subscriptions, and
let as begin another onslaught on th'
enemy. This country sl.all not b'
given oTer to its would,be destroyer
without at least ono more terrific strug
gle.
Ir is estimated that Minnesota no
quires five million pounds OF twine Il
bind it's wheat CROP, and the farmers
board Of trade recommends home man
ufacture and the cultivation Of hemI
for that purpose.
Tne DAlles Iaia,ui Empire says tha
'the increase Of the capital stoe,, of th,
Oregon Railway aud Navigation Com
pany to al3.0o0,00o, can have but on,
significance, the growth and develop
ment Of Eastern Oregon"
PgTeoLEuM IL an excellent l,reserva
tive Of exposed woodwork and tools
Il penetrates tic pores, and repaya it
feost many times over. Il il good 70
all farm buildings. gates, toolA and rus
tic work, and il very cheap.
DE. Hueu J. GLESx, tLe noted Cali
fornia wheat grower, owns G., 600 ae,e
Of land, 5000 acres Of which were il
wheat at tho 1880 harvest, was esti
ma;cd to yield an average OF twenty
Eve bushels per acre, an aggresateo
lll2,500 bushels.
TnE death Of tso noted millionaire
occurred on the 10Th ult. John Daft
tho builder Of the Union Pacific an'
Hannibal d st. ice railroads, died &
Jamaica Plains, Mass. leaving proper
ty valued at sI,o0o,o00 wm. Cath
row, OF Toronto, died, leaving $40, 900,
600 to various nephews and nicces.
| 4 CALIFORNIA inventor has devised
a process for pressing and drying pota
toes 30 that they viii keep for year
without loss Of flavor. That naehin
had better DO used to press and dry th
few remaining Democrats in Iowa, Q
else they may all go over to the enemy
and Missouri would have 10 send NJ
Democratic delegates for two States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
nE.c.sAn. rag MoDoc sEIrArL..zEE.

a telegram from Denver, Colorado.
dated Nov. 1st, says:
a b. Meaeham, T. S. Commissioners,
arrived last night and was shortly after
arrested as an accessory to the murder
Of Jackson, who was killed by the Uees
last September.
We are sorry for Bro. deacbam, but
lie always did think more Of the Indians
than Of white settlers on the frontier,
AID it now seems that he IS about to
meet the fate Of his. renegade practices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26

: A suBsoIBER living away up il the
Cascade mountains writes to ask as
chow Iowa went in the late election y
Blacler than the hinges to the gates Of
PIuto's dolninions
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
TAEEY oNE FoR EosFA.

It seems that the Democrats have
elected one Congressman from Iowa
Cook, in tie 9Th District, who beats
M Z. Cuts. So some good can come
cut Of Nazareth, after ali.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26

IT is reported that General Sherman,
having served over thirty years, will 90
upon the retired list after presenting
his annual report.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
King Of the Blood


viii he paid 70 any Public Hospital TO be rnutu-
ally agreed upon, for every certificate 0f this Inei
cine published By which Is not genuine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26

cPURTs OF disgusting Mucus,
1r.uEios, Cracking Pains fn tho
z-oad, Eotid Breath, Dcafnoss,
I'd any Catarrhal Complaint,
n DO cxEerm1naEed by Wed Do
-zeyer's CnSarTh euro, q ConSA-
.cnnl AntidOto, by AbsOrp-
.; 20 J-IosE Important E1s-
eal.SaZ a.r.cc vncc.anz4o1s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26

cENTAUR LINIBIENTG /;
The Worlds great Pain-IEc-
iicying remedies. They heal.
DootIic and euro Burng,
Wounds, Weak Back and
rheumatism upon Man, and
sprains, Calls and Lamcncss
rpcn Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26
Summons.

In tie County Court ~ Linn County, state Q,
Oregon
Otto Fox. Plaintiff,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26

TnE death Of t@o noted millionaires
occurred on the 2Gth ult. John DufT,
tho builder Of the Union Pacific and
Hannibal 4 St. joe railroads, died at
Jamaica Plains, Mass, leaving proper
ty valued at sI,oOo,o00. wm. Cath
row, OF Toronto, died, leaving O,ooo,-
900 to vatious nephews and nicces.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26

DE-. HuG;I J. GLESx, tLe noted Cali
fornia wheat grower, owns Gj, 900 aeies
Of land, $4,000 acres Of which were in
wheat At tho 1880 harvest, was esti-
mattel to yield an average OF twenty
Eve bushels per acre, an aggresateaof
ll2, 800 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23

The light Mt the longer ranges was very troublesome
At the 900 yards Dudley and GerrJh lost several
points by tho bullets accdenty shifting after loading
but this has now been remedied.
In the shooting the Elcho Shield, the following
scores we're made the 900 yards by the persons
who will shoot against the Americans on Saturday; /;
Young G5 Fenton. 73 Joynt. Go IIa'ford 6l smith,
ca Baker. 20; Humphrey. 70; and Boyd, II.
At the 800 yards range Joynt made 70; Smith, 70 !;
Boyd 70; Baker. II Humphrey, 10; Young, SO; and
UHlfort 65. Lieutenant GOdsall, OF the English team
aud THYME OF the Irish team also made 70 n OF hec
hest scores at The 900 yards range wcre William RgDy
II Mllner, 20, and Thyme, 60 Or the English team
Ciodsa Evans and Whitehead scored II each. ana OI
Tic scotch team, Dunlop ana McNltt 20 eac1.
The following the individual scores Of the Eng
lish team at the 600 yards range for the T.! no Shlcd
Boyd, 81; Hal0rd, 60; Smith. 3S; Baker, 90 :;
Humphrey, n Young. &c Fent0n, G7, and sJOynt 60
The following comparison may be interesting:
The American at HounsOw was 1,67G; the Irish
score in the Echo shield contest was IO3o aAd Tue
Englsa in the same contest, 1887.
The cJmp fOr the Elcho Sde.d h6d better u@nt
than the Americans. TIE Americans HOunslOw made
SO points moro than made In thc cont st for The
Ecno Shield by the British rilemen, who pr0ys-
ionally fixed upon for the International match team
after the shooting in the competition Tor tue "AlOert"
prize.
Lieutenant Godsall. whose at tho three ranges
In the contest ElchU Shield were TO- Il ahd G5
resUectIycy Will be of the English team Instead or
either SIR Henry IIafOrd Martin smith or Young. 1t
will DC decided tonight which OF the three lie Will re
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday. July %. 1880.
An explosion OF powder in the artillery works at
Koorsh the south OF Russia. on July H. killed eigh
teen and wounded twelve persons
A telegram sent from Manila on Wednesday says;
Z" The tremblnes continue. The telegraph 0iiice mas
been wrecked. Several houses fell last night"
An interview has been arranged between Aburrahman
Khan and tie British authorities to take place at the
camp General Coughs brigade fourteen miles north
OF Cabul.
The members OF the Savage Club have invited several
distinguished American actors visiting this country to
luncheon on the Goth inst Mr.. Lowell, the American
Minister. will bo present.
The Irish members of the House OF Commons Will only
move one amendment TO the Compensation bill on the
report which will be TO the effect that the principles OF
the bill hot sufficiently broad.
The statue OF Leopold l., late King OF Belgium, was
unveiled at Brussels yesterday II being the foriynnh
anniversary OF accession the throne. Vast crowds
of people assembled to witness the ceremony.
Official intelligence from Basutoland, South Africa
announces that there is general refusal 10 disarm
The European women and children being sent
away. A general native rising is seriously appIe-
henued
It stated that Peerage will shortly be accepted by
Sir Harcourt Johnstone Bart ibcraD, Member Of Par
haen for Scarborough and that the Liberal candidate
for the scat thus rendered at Scarborough VIII
be the Right Hon. John George Dodson recently un
seated for Chester.
The London correspondent OF The Manchester Guardian
says: Among those who go to New-YOrk to attend
the marriage OF the Hon. &. Cavendish Bentipck with
Miss Bessie Livin the Earl OF Dunmore. the
Earl OF Dunraven, ViscOunt Dalrymple Lord 4. Paget
and Sir TattOn and Lady sykes
HALIFAX, N. s. July PA meeting OF the creditors
OF Robert Boak Son. the West India merchants who
failed lately was held last night when statement was
submitted showing the liabilities OF the firm TO be about
S2l4OO0; assets, $4,000. The probability is that
the unsecured creditors will not realize from the estate
D "A dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23
AMERICAN FARMING CRITICISED.

IONDON, IUIy I5SU'
The report of Messrs. Clare, Sewell, Read
aud Albert Pell, who sent by the Royal Agricu
turaI Commission 10 the United States and Canada TO
inquire into the state OF agriculture Is published.
They say that while many OF tho prevailing conditions
are favorable America the contest for agricultural
supremacy still draw backs exist which tell in favor OF
England The severe Winters suspend agricultural en-
rloymen Drouths. injurious insects and in the prairie
country short supply of water, endanger the crops
Western America possesses singular advantages for
stock rasers while the Middi States afford them tx
Gel emf pnsuragc aud Eastern States good markets
The allotment OF land and the termination OF free
ranges Wes they say, will increase the cost OF
cattle raising. the increased consumption by the
growing population Will enhance prices. the success
and extension the growth OF blue grass opens fresh
prospects for grazier and Will III time bring tie i'm
proved turf under hOOf OF thoroughbred stock or Ut
least OF highly graded cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23
HOW THE STORY STARTED.


The Worlds story about Justice Swayne and
his opinion is utterly devoid OF truth. The facts are
these AT the May term Of the Cook County Circuit
Court in Chicago in 1875 before Judge Farwe George
X Chittendcn, "a lobbyist who had been emploved by
the lrm OF De Golyer Mcclellan to obtain pawn cen
tracts for them In Eastern cities, brought
suit against them because, as ne claimed,
they had not kept agreement 10 pay him
one-thIrd of the profits upon all contracts so
obtained winch would entte him TO about 100000 on
contract secured Washington The defendants dis
puted the payment of the money ON the grounds that
the contract void It's face. and that II was OBJ
tanned by the plaintiff by improper influence. j. X Doc
little who appeared counsel for the defendants sub
mtted among other points a statement that IN similar
case decided in the Supreme Court The previous October
Judge SwGyne had held that contract for purely pro-
fessOnal services Is valid but such services are sepa
rated by broad line from personal solicitation ana from
official influence Tho agreement with General Gar
field member Of Congress" DOOiittle went on TO say,
10 pay HIM So 900 contingent fee. etc, etc, was
sale Of official influence which veil can cover against
the plaiuest principles Of public policy and more OF
the Sort This language Is now travelling through
Democratic papeYs all the country part OF de-
lverance rom the highest judicial bench by Justice
sNayne whereas in point OF fact no such language was
ever employed by Justice Swayne The case in qUes-
ton never before him, and the much quoted cen
sure of General Garfield only part OF lawyers
pea in a matter decided five years ago.