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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
A efEsTIoS ron cRaxcEEs.

As we understand It the object of
the Grange IS TO improve the condi-
tion of the farmers in every particu.
lar, and consequently we wish to call
the attention of its members TO the
matter of fax and hemp culture.
Farmers can make twice rs much Off
an acre OF fax rs they caa or an acre
Of wheat, providing they can secure n
market, and with little work the
business agent OF the County Council
can find buyers. Flax would readily
sell now for twelve cents here II we
had n market, and hemp is also
booming in the East. A Kentucky
farmer has just sold his entire crop at
gil per cwt. It was of excellent
quality however. On cause Of this
sudden and extraordinary advance is
said to be the demand for twine for
twine-binding reapers. The Linn
County Business Council should in
quire into this matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
rmE REMEDY n HERE.

Elsewhere we give the 0reJOnian's
squeal over the selection of the Grant
delegates from AIultnomah to the
State Convention. We also under
stand that the Marion county delega-
tlon Is almost as solid as Multnomah
for Grant. But there is balm In
Giliad for the 0regOniaa's disappoint-
ment. The bakers dozen Of dele
gates from Linn-headed by the
most eloquent, the most argumentiye
and the most finished linguist of thot
party-will draw his bladc for
Blaine and Grants fifty or sixty del
gates from Multnomah and Marion
must go to the wall. Let the 0rego-
niGa bear the fiattering junction. to its
soul that it is not alone in opposition
to Grant-at least so long as the Linn
county delegates throw themselves in
the imminent deadly breach.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
VICTORY II MAINE.
get it

Our readers viii remember that the
telegraph flashed the news all over
the land short time ago that Maine
had gone Republican very strongly,
and had thus given a rehuke TO Gar
celon. It turns out to be just as we
expected. When the newspapers
bring US the result, we learn that
over 200 OF the $50 towns in Maine
have given majorities for the fusioa
tickets, and that the Republican
ticket has only been successful where
bribery and intimidation have reign
ed supreme.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
oREcos VIcroRIors.

We are informed that there were
five contestants for the premium ON
oatmeal at tho centennial exhibition
Scotland, Ohio, Ireland, New York
and Oregon. So tenacious were the
committee upon this subject that af-
ter tho premium was awarded TO Nc
Learn Bros, of Oregon, tho dissatis-
fed insisted upon each sample being
made into mush. This vas done.
Oregon again defeated her contest
ants. Then they insisted upon chem
ical analysis, and TO the establishment
OF all the Oregon meal proved Is per
cent. richer in gluten than the best
OF the other samples, which was
Scotland, and 40 per cent. better than
New York and Ohio. This one fact
will some day prove an immense val
nc TO Oregon. This establishes the
fact that Oregon is the best oat coun-
try in the world. Resources Of Ore
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY.

by inquiry with Democrats from
various parts of the county we learn
that our ticket-both State and coun-
ty-is entirely satisfactory, and that
there is no disposition TO "scrateh. .
They all recognize that the Conyen-
tions who selected them were fairly
and honestly conducted, and like
true Democrats they cheerfuliy sub
nit to the viii Of the majority.
The Republicans can have no sue
cessful boom in Linn in this fatefvl
Presidential year-and don't you for
get it!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
DEmAooCIsm lLLusrnATED. .

Here IL an OTeg01ian dispatch
which shows, even from that source,
that Hayes hired man, Evarts, Is a
demagogue and a fraud. we give
the dispatch in full
WAsnlNoToS, AprIls. -Represouta.
tive Willis, Of kentucky, last Friday
wrote to Secretary Evarts that no In
tended to offer u resolution In the
house calling attention to tho fact
that the President had made no re-
sponse to the resolution OF February
25th, by which he was requested TO
furnish Information, If not incompati-
bio with public interests, as to what
progress had been mado In the mat
ter of negotiation with China for
modlflcatlonof the heBurlingame treaty.
Secretary Evarts, instead OF replying
TO this letter in tho usual manner,
called upon Mr. Willis personally and
requested him TO withhold his reso-
luton for few days, and said that
the matter would be attended to.
Willis accordingly waited till yester-
day, and then again wrote to Secrc-
tary Evarts, stating that he would be
obliged by his sense OF public duty TO
offer the resolution without further
delay unless positively assured that
tho house inquiry of February 18th
would be answered very soon. This
last communication to-day elIcited
from Mr.. Evarts an unofficial letter
to Mr. Willis, saying that an answer.
Is being prepared and will be sent to
the house of Representatives without
delay. Willis being still dissatisfied
with the vagueness OF the phrase,
"withont delay" then inquired what
limit OF time 1t was intended to indi-
cate, ard Evarts finally promised
that the answer (which will DO in the
form of message from the prcsl-
derD shall be sent In during the
present week.
This is surely correct, coming from
tho source II does.
Evarts Of course - Cabinet officer
Secretary OF Statc--and has the
closest car OF tho fraudfui President,
hence he Is only an echo Of the voice
of the throne.
II ought 10 be remember d, even
In blaze OF Aurora, that Hayes has
shown bis cloven foot there at the
last end OF his usurption and his
'Thired man." Evarts, has exhibited
4
his character In the borcalis.
Hayes veto OF tho anti Chinese
blll was a sufficient proof Of the Re
publican party's position, but his dis
honesty in arranging that Evarts ts
should lie to protect his master Is q
disgrace to the nation seldom equalled
and never exeelled.
The Republicans OF tho United
States should repudlate Hayes and
his own Cabinet because OF tho fact
that they are nntruthful. John Sher.
man, Secretary OF tho Treasury, 1.
attempting, by some chIcanery, te
re,luee the national debt Just In FROM
OF a campaign, when every intelli
gent citizen knows that the debt Il
increasing from day 10 day.
II Is greatly to the credit OF Repre-,
sentative Willis that he pursued ths
matter until he 'ssmoked our' Hayes
aud his man "Frlday," and that the
people now understand. even NOR,
fully than they ever did before, tina
nothing can be expected of the Radi
Gals on the matter of suppression o
Chinese immigration to our shores
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
WHAT q THE MATER ?

The Oregonian is rather ego as
YOU please" Republican organ now.
Perhaps its sseye was knocked OUT
by the Custom House gang who con-
troIIed the Multnomah Convention
and secured the selection Of all the
hired men as delegates to the Radical
State Convention. That oldest Of
Radical papers in Oregon has persist
emily insisted on leaving Grant out
and nominating Blaine, and we can't
possibly see why lis dictation should
be ignored.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
aUEsTIoN OF FRATERNAL COURTESY,

The aspiring youth whose cogno-
men so brilliantly illuminates the
northwest corner of the up-street pa
per, undertakes, by inuendo, to in
sinuate that somebody has received
from the public treasury Of Oregon
more than he is entitled to. This is
a question in litigation now, and
common courtesy among the ''craft'
would leave that matter out of dis
cussion until 1t was properly adjudi-
Gated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
Tmg ,aAN FOR TnE TINES.

Hon. J. j. Daily, OF Polk county,
made boom for himself by materi-
ally assisting in securing the passage
of the resolution in the Democratic
State Convention favoring the reduc-
tion of the fees of Clerks and SherifIs.
lie is an able talker, and it is credit
able to the Democracy OF Polk that
they have him on the Legislative
ticket and viii elect him. His ac-
tion in the Convention pledges him
to advocate this important measure
in the Legislature, and we trust that
the economists of all parties will sup
port him. If they do not, then all
of their balderdash about economy
and reform is simply as sounding
brass and tlnking cymbals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
cRAIS PROSPECT n GREAT BRITAIN.

From what we can learn we judge
that the grain crop in Great Britain
will this year be fully up to the general
average. The Mark Lane Eapress of
the 7th inst. says that the sowing of
spring crops is well forward throughout
the kingdom. Autumn sown wheat is
rather backward, and in late sown fields
in some districts is thin, but generally
speaking the agricultural situation
leaves little to be desired It is ex-
pected that the bulk of grain in Scot
land will be sown three weeks earlier
than last year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
.,aalclaI NonInatIons.

FIRST DIsrRICT--For Judge, II. X.
HANNA for Prosecuting Attorney, T. II.
KENT.
SECOND DIsTEIcT-For Judge, J. ].
wALToNi for Prosecuting Attorney, J.J.
HAMILTON.
THIRD DIsrRICr-For Judge, w. NJ.
RAMSEY; for Proseeutins Attorney, E.
c. BRADSHAW.
FOURTH DrsrRIcr-For Judge, c. Il.
BELLINGER.
FIFrH DrsTRIor-For Judge, L.. L. Me
ARTHUR; for Prosecuting Attorney, D..
w. BAILEY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
NO DENoCR1TIC MUTroN.

The Democratic sheep have been Sc
lected for slaughter. Whiteaker leads
the band.-Bee.
The Bee ought to have sense enough
to know that as long as wool rates as
high as it does this season there win be
no Democratic mutton in the market.
As for the old s.bell wether" that heads
our band, NJ. G. George viii lack about
1900 votes of keeping even with him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
on TUE wANE.

The popularity of the great anti-hell
Radical Republican adulterous minister
is on the wane. lie is now lecturing
through the South, but is greeted with
very slim audiences. The Kentucky
Legislature refused to invite him to the
State House. When he gets back be
win be warm competitor of Jim Blaine
in Haunting the bloody shirt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
4 QUESTION or rRsNcIrrE.

Let Democrats of Linn county re-
member that the candidate for State
Senator from this county holds over
and votes for Growers successor in
1882. Can they afford to assist in
placing a Republican there whose
single vote might defeat a Democrat
and change tbo political complexion
OF the U. S. Senate?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
THREE STRONG MEN.
success.

Our candidates for Supreme Judge
Prim, Burnett and Kelley, seem
already to be a thorn in the side Of
the Republicans. The proof Of their
strength is the fact that they are be-
ing vigorously assailed by the Radi-
cal papers of tho State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
coMPuLsoRY EDTcATroN.

Iowa has passed a compulsory educa-
ton law, but if they do not soon pass a
compulsory honesty law in that State
they cannot put into effect their eduea-
tional law, for the Republican officials
have gobbled mp nearly their entire
school fund.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16

MONTREAL, Sept. %. 1879.
Messrs. H. H. Warner e. Co.:-Dear Sirs:
II was affiicted for many years with the
terrible suffering which arises from dys-
pepsia. NV physicians gave me no relief,
and much against my viii was induced
to give your Safe Bitters trial. It gives
me great pleasure to inform you that my
health IS completely restored, though
have taken but four bottles; my appetite
is good and ! now suffer no inconvenience
after eating hearty meals, while before
nearly everything ate caused me great
distress and uneasiness. can cheeFfully
recommend your Bitters to all.
II. i. MosELx.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Fer Congress.
HON. JOHN yVHITEAKER.
OF Lane County.
rsr rresl.lentlal I.lec;arS,

Fer Presidential Eiec;erS,
TX. wEATHERFoRD, Of Linn Couny.
r. q. OWEN, Of Coos County.
JAS. FULTON, OF Wasco County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
E'ar supreme JudEes

2. p. PRIAI, of Jackson County.
]. X. KELLY, OF Nultnomah County,
JOHN BURNETT, OF Benton County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16

The Bilyeus, the Crabtrees and the
Millers of Linn are much abused be-
cause they are all Democrats. That is
the reason that Republicans are fighting
them, and that they are all opposed to
the Bilyeu, Crabtree and Miller @boom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
IKE. MILLER.

The Democratic candidate 70, sher-
if in Linn is one of the very best
and purest men in the county, and
from what information we can derive
the Republicans have lost all hope Of
beating him. If Ike Miller can't be
elected in Linn it would be a re-
proach to all the old settlers of all po-
litical creeds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16

Subscribe for the DEMocRAr-
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
FOURTH EDITION.
A puxtlIsttc Odd.Feilow.

II has been stated that the outra-
geous and indecent insult, offered to
tho reporters Of the REPUBLICAN and
"BVery Evening"" at the Odd Fellows
banquet last night by John L. Plerson,
will bs taken into consideration by the
Lodge and that it will verv properly be
investigated. Many Of the members
diS not know OF the mans threat to
ohastise the REPUBLICAN reporter until
this morning, and they all with one
accord admit that such threat on his
part, in order to prevent publication Of
the case.is but adding greater injury to
the undeserved insult offered short
time previously.
Delaware Lodge of Odd Fellows con-
tain some Of the finest and NEST consider
ate men in Wilmington, and it is gener-
ally thought, that, after looking into
Persons case, they will be just enough
to take any sction the facts may war
rant. The Every Evening" to-day
very properly says editorially of Pier.
sons action that it "was an outrage we
do not care to attempt to properly char
acterizs till those indirectly-and we
doubt not most unwillingly-made re-
sponsible for it nave had time TO repu.
diate and disavow the act, in public
and official manner, for we know by our
past experience that the members Of
the Order of Odd Fellows cannot be in
sympathy with so shameful an action
by one temporarily representing them"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rp.,~s,y.rr w,,xrraroN,

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia and intermediate statlohs
7, $40, 1870, a. H.; 2 3O,4 7f0, 90: o', =
In. On Sundays: $40 a. in.;s.VO, 6'so ''o'
PsiIa. EXPRESS: $50, ., s4i, loO2a. m. Sun
DAYS: 0.4S p. IN. o
Fof Peiia. and Ncw York: l.4l, 2.23 $50, 100
1902 a. m.;I;s.!5 400. FI2 30. (Limitcd.
t.4S p. m. Sundays -, &2S a. m.
sur 6alt'ncra AMI way stations: Iz.ol' 300
IA 1852 5.22 %. 10.
:or daltlmors, Washington and bay Line
40, 100 p, Ia,
For Iiaitimsre and Washington: l26l, 2c'
as, s.3b q. M; 1852 % tIdmited) 449
70S o. VI. Sundays: IL. 81, 2.U3, 2l5 a. N.
For Information apply ut depot. n,
FOR New CastIs: t.UU, S.2,, Il. i0,' l-oo' ON
o.SS D. m.
For Harrington and interuediate stations
t9I ~ In.r IL 8, a.. T. m
Fn, Dslmar and into inediat3 ststions 20
m; I. 8 U. IN.
Far Wilmington & Northern K. H.: s.2u, u
N; 800, $50, y. M. No SUNDAY ralns'
F"' Delaware Western X. H.: 1.lb, lo.Su, an
b.8) D. m. No Sunday trains
TRAINS SoR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHtLADEi.'
PHlA.
Fr va Broad street and Washington aytnn'
L3o, SD 1880, l}45, ll.ib q. ILL.,; l.So, 10 :
4. 6.i5, q, e.4n, 8, 49,, H,3> .. n. Oa SUI
days: $50 q, No.; 8. s, go, h.I0 y. m.
Z m Thirty-Second Gnd NsrEetFrss,S: I.o
~. l1.35 d. m: I2.ah (LimiteC) G,45 .. ID
iIp Snn ave LOB y. N.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
The Nomination Election,

The following are the places nj
Cor the holding of the Republican
ination for Sheriff and Coroner, u
city, next Saturday, the polls to
at IL neon, close at 7 O'Clock in 'Ae
ming i
First ward--White Horse Hotel,
ond and Washington streets.
Second ward-Felton House, y
and Walnut streets.
Third ward-Barnum Hotel, fil'l
Orange streets.
Fourth ward-City Hall.
Fifth ward-Lafayette Hotel.
Sixth ward-Butcher shop hlpS|
Ninth street. ,,l
Eighth ward-Coal Office N'l'n
Bennett streets. u
Ninth ward-At the"Old AcSatS
Tenth ward-At the corner Oh 4
ant and Jackson strPets. 4,
The Seventh ward has not yet ]
mined upon the place for loioln'
election, but the place will be rsp'
in the REPUBLICAN to morrow
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
BOcAIetteg.

Scott NJ. i. Sunday school excursion
on the Thomas Clyde to Bombay Hook
lett Fourth street wharf at 7 o'clock this
morning, with Roodly load of passen-
gers on board. The Millard Band with
white pantaloons and caps, and blue
vests went with the excursion.
Capt. Paul Boynton thinks Of giving
swimming exhibition in Wilmington
Il ne can secure the necessary appurte-
nancss.
Jefferson Council, o. U. A. M, will
celebrate Its eighth anniversary in odd
fsllo"S' Hall, Saturday evening.
The plasterers have completed the
second coating at the new engine house
o. the D 'laware Fire Company.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
PUBLIC. SALES.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order of Orphans Court O.
the State OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
County, made at the February Term, A. d
1880, of said Court, will be exposed to public
sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY., 9TH DAY OFJUNE, A. u. 80
At 5% O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, being
the property of John Kelly, late of ChIisttana
Hundred, deceased, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
All that certain lot Of land with two story
frame dwelling house thereon erected, situated
in Christiana Hundred, New Caste County
and State of delaware beginning at a cor
Der stake on the sOuthwesterly side of the
Wilmington ana Kennett Turnpike Road a
corner Of land formerly Of james Webb, now
OF T.. !. DUPONT, DeNemours & Co., thence
along the side Of the said road. north forty
two and one quarter degrees west forty feet to
stake, theEce in q sOuthwesterly direction
one hundred and forty feet to corner stake
at the distance OF sky feet from the line OF
James Webb's land, thence In sOuthea sterly
direct on sixty feet to the said James Webb
land; thence By line Of said land formerly
oi James Webb, north thirty.one and three
QuGf'cr degrees east, one hundred and forty
feet to the place OF beginning, DO the con.
tents therOi what they may.
Attendance Will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid by
HUGH STIRLING, Administrator,
or by Victor DUPONT His Attorney.
Attest-J. n. HOUSMAN, Clerk Orphans
Codrt.
7. M. Ogle, Aurt. 5-l2-eodt22ted
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Altempted EnfCida.

Last Friday evening, woman named
Lsnnimore, resi3in; 6: No. 226 Monroe
HIeet, who was jealous of her husband
b,oause Of his asso is;ps. took a dose Of
)4udanuu.' She hal obtained ii from
D.. Morrison and sv0l,owed the LIQUOR
in the presence "f b0ard4rs in her
dining Ionm. After administering
em~ti's snd walking her around for
several hours she r4vivrd and is DOW
a6lo to attend her hou holi duties.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Renrh of Mrs. Grey

While George Gray, Esq2 A;iY ~,
General for the State vas attenaI1
duties in court yesterday, he wAs
fed that his wife was taken SuuI ii
and dangerously i'll. Leaving ~ h1
ties in the hands Of his deputy l0
tened to the BEDSIDE Of his Tlls,
to see her die about 4 o'clock IN y
tsrnoon. The sympsthies Of, Of Gr1 G'
and all present were with MI; m'1 oi1
his sudden bereavement M'S
was a very estimable lady and o.;
of DR.. Black. sha had been M" mar \
Mr.. Gray about 10 years. ~ 10 MI
which was happy one "ao y
with four children who are ie'
erless.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Police Court.

Susan Hunter, COL, was arraicned ct
Police Court last evening charged with
being d"nrk and disorderly. She with
about fifteen persons resides in an al
most uatenable building y the corner
Of Spring Alley and Fre&ch Streets -
Between ten o'clock on Monday even
ing and 2 o'clock on Tuesday mo,nipg
she vas vsrg disOrderIy and KEEP: the
neighbors awake nearly the whole
night. She was frel fvs dollars and
COSTS
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
.,,..naov Celebration,

Yesterday keing the tofty ni's
day of Rev. Geo. H. hfaitt u, ,hs H
nnmbsr of tie members OF tne ,, q :.
hold Of Faith called upon .Dlntsi hia I
home in the evening and preseii,"I ua
With a handsome suit of clOth,ass la,,as
the afternoon the ladies conntUi l:s',I 4
the church sent him beau.,'ar e. .honkI
parlor furniture. Mr. n ND rel
friends for their kindness ana 10 ~ ~
InlTIto bers them M with the greatest respsI
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Soap Manufactures.

We call the attention of our read.
ers to the card of G. K. Krautter, practi
cal soap manufacturer, located at No.
COS ". Front street. He makes several
different grades amongst which are the
Borax, German Oleine Palm, White
and variegated CASTLE. He pays the
highest price for lard, tallow and
grease. Give him trial and you will
use no other soaps but his.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
Household of Faiih.

Next Sunday morning, at the House
hotd of Faith church Rev. Geo r
Kramer will preach On ca. Ingerso auc
hi3 work of iniqptty,ia 9 nre,tion will
his lecture On th4 si2p5 f he times.
The Thursday evening t.stimor !
meetings whi'h Neretoior- have con-,
maIce3 1T tbs il5usrLoli ct Faitl
ahHrc1 a. 7,33 o'o.oyk wi leree
hs.in 1T o'cl)ck.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
The Water Department.

The North compartment of Cool
Spring Reservoir is about cleaned out,
but water will not be turned into il
until next Monday.
Messrs. R. D. Wood & Co contrac-
tors for the new water wheel at city
mill pumping station, are about COM
mencipg the work of thoroughly over
hauling the machinery, with a view to
ascertaining the cause of its present
uselessness. The Chief Engineer is
confident that the wheel will work, but
says if it does not the city will lose
nothing.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-27
UnintentiOnnl Omission.

In an editorial mention yesterday OF
the different Republican candidates for
Sheriff and Coroner, the name of Phil.
ip R. Clark, one of the most prominent
mentioned for the nomination for Sher-
if, was unintentionally omitted. 1t was
one of those strange things that often
occur and cannot be accounted for.