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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29
..our time Is coming. =


Hancock writes a letter about rebel
claims TO man of Ohio, in order to save
votes in that State, and before the ink was
dry upon it, Senator Vance made speech
in North Carolina. iii which lie said
1.-The South asks no bold and unfair
thing when she demands her rishtful COM
pensation for homes destroyed, farms laid
waste and pillaged, property stolen, and
slaves released by the Yankee plunderers
who lived upon us and then refused us
bounty. And it is time that the whole
North should understand that, it must
atone as far as it can, for all the South has
suffered in body, pocket and soul. Our
time is coming, boys, and the long purga-
tory we have gone through will only make
our paradise the brighter when we get
there"
Who represents the Democratic party in
this matter of claims Is it Hancock, with
his persons or rebels or is it Ze5nion
Vance, the Senator from North Carolina :?
Wise people know very we'll which.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29
I'm Their own states.

The name of the Republican candidate
| for President has suf1iced to carry his own
State by the largest majority II has given
in many years, while the rank odor of
treason and general meanness which hang
about English, the Democratic candidate
for Vice President, has los: his own State
to his party. though it has been steadily
Democratic since 1875 and before 1t is
also now morally certain that Arthur S
State, New York, will give him its vote,
and that Hancock's State, Pennsylvania.
will repudiate Hancock by larger mf-
jority tinn 1t gave Hayes in 1876. These
contrasts do not represent the Democratic
candidates in favorable light. Men are
commonly nominated for President and
Vice-President because they are thought
to be popular enough at home to carry
their own States. Pierce, Polk, Taylor,
Buchanan, Grant, Hayes. and even Sey-
mour and Tilden, each won his own State,
though some Of them were not elected
but neither OF the Democratic candidates
in this campaign has the slightest chance
of success at home !; nor are they now
likely to get single State in that section
of the Union-tiIc North-which embraces
of its enterprise, intelligence,
patriotism aud wealth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29


1t is great pity that anybody has to do
| anything between June and September
How much happier were our ancestors
i than ourselves. Why, was telling nv
SON this morning about his ancestors, and
Just enyied Llem. When they awoke at
sunrise, they just Kisked off the bearskin.
and dipped themselves into the creek, if
/ there was creek handy, and didn't if
there wasn't hung wolfsIin over their
shoulders. and they were dressed Tor the
day. This WAS long ago, because we come
/ of a very old family. Our family records
/ show that our direct ancestors had the
/ Ilandsomest cave in their range OF noun
tains, and stranger eonldn't get mp in the
/ night for a drink of water without falling
over a skull. And they never had to do a
stroke of work. All day long the gentle
men hunted, not SO much for sport rs tor
| meat. And the ladies stayetl at home and
/ talked gossip and elewed wolfskin to make
| them soft aud pliable for children 5 winter
clothing. 4 man didn't go roaring and
swearing around his room in the morning.
in those good old days. with his eyes full
of soap, cropping for the towel. There was
no such thing as soap and they had no nse
tor towels. And they never worried about
salaries and the price Of commodities.
When they wanted anything they stole If
or, in n sublime spirit OF contentment. they
went without it. And politics never
worried them. either. The man with the
biggest clab aud longest arm was President
by 4 unanin oias vote every time and tie
man who objected to the election was
promptly sold to the Ohio medical students
in the interest of science. Those were the
days when a man could run for President
on his shape. They were good men, these |
ancestors of mine, in their day. am not
ashamed of them. because have no rea-
son for thinking they were ashamed OF me,
and if they can stand it can. They were /
rnore reliable than l am. they prayed I
oftencr and made moro noise about it. and /
they had more gods than they had woris |
in their language Col. Ingersoll's raid !
would have bankrupted them. They |
fought little, stole some, and lied a great /
deal. and swore every time they thought |
Of it, but they never played croquet, /
and were proof against the vanity OF roller t
skates. There were some good things
about them, after all. The best thing I
know about them is their distance, their |
remote antiquity. revere the rare good I
through with it and die. and three or -four
thousand years before their more f;lStiaious |
descendants wanted the stage for their |
brief hour.
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rhe Maine Elees.o...

And so il appears that the Fusion candi-
date for Governor of Name is not elected
after all. This is the way OF it: The
vote stood Plaisted tFusjon), 73, 637 +;
Davis iRep.} 1851 Fusion apparent
plurality, l76. But in overhauling the
ballots it is found that 1349 Fusion ones
were misspeiled, and only 175 of the Re-
publicans ones. The intention of the
voters was to vote for Plaisted, but Garce-
lon and his co-conspirators threw out all
such ballots last year as unlawful and
now they are caught in their own trap. il
the Republicans see fit to spring it on
them. 1t is fine illustration of the truth
OF the old saw about chickens coming
home to roost.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29


The S. +. Ghipnfcle.s special from Jack
sonville, Florida, mentioned few DAYS
ago that the Democrats of that State are
trying to disiranchise all men convicted of
petit larceny. the object being to strike
down the colored vote by malicious pros
ecutions and false testimony. This thing
has been going on in most of the ex-slave
State for years. A freedman who Inform
ed against Richmond saloon-keeper for
some violation OF the license law was
maliciotlsiy and falsely accused OF stealing
chicken and nearly whipped to death
under Judgment of a Justice OF the Peace.
III Greensboro, n. c., negro was maliri-
ously charged with the larceny of stsix
bits'' and sent to The penitentiary for five
years. Another got seven years for steal
ing box of sardines. and another the same
sentence for taking an old plow Tllei1
treatment in the penitentiafy is as cruel
in most respects as the treatment of slaves
by Arab slave-lcalcrs in Central Africa.
They are whipped. starved, tlungeoned
among vermin and filth and worked almost
to death. For the same offenses, and
worse, White men are sent TO the county
Jail for a few days. or not punished at ali.
OF course these are outrageous violations of
the Civil Rights law, but no southern
Democrat regards that law as anything
better than waste paper. 1t is one of tile
main objects OF these cruelties on the part
of the local magistrates toward the freed
men, to manifest their utter contempt for
everything like Federal dogma of State
riohts
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29


Prof Swift, Astronomer of the Warner
Observatory, at Rochester, n. Y, discover
e'l another large comet on the evening OF
October 10th. The tact was noted in the
associated press dispatches, but some i'm
portant and interesting details which could
not be telegraphed are herewith given.
The new celestial visitor is the ConsteIla-
ton OF Pegasus, right ascension, q hours,
80 minutes, declinatioE North Il degrees,
30 minutes. Its rate of motion is quite
slow, beingin n ENorth-westerly direction.
so that it is approaching the SUM- 1t has
a very strong condensation on one side of
the centre, in addition to a star-like neu-
cleus, which indicates that it is throwing
off an extended tail. From the fact of its
extraordinary size, we are warranted in
presuming that it viii be very brilliant. and
the additional fact that it is coming almost
directly toward the earth, gives good
promise that it will be one of the most
remarkable comets of the present century,
This Is the fifth comet which Prof, Swif,
has discovered, and the increased facilities
which MIR. II. II. Warner, the popular and
| wealthy medicine man. has given him. by
erecting magnificent Observatory Tor hi:
benefit, promise much more for the iuture
There is a possibility that further deyelon
ments may prove this to be the great come
Of 1872, which Is being constantly expect
ed, in which event astronomers will hav,
an unusual opportunity toitest the spectros
cope for the first time upon these eccentri,
b dies, and ascertain certainly what they
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

General Hancock says that simputations
of disloyalty used to be made against DEM
ocrats, even when they were in arms de
Tending their country 10 which the
New York Tribune replies That is not
true. Many patriotic Democrats did 90
into the army, large majority of whom
came out of it Republicans and are SO to-
day The loyalty of these men was never
questioned or ''impugned, . but the loyalty
OF the Democratic party, as an organiza-
tion,. was questioned, ard the tact of its
disioyalty proven by its own acts. Search
the proceedings of all their conventions
during the war, and no resolution condemn
ing it can be found--but, no the contrary.
the measures of the Government to sup
press it were denounced by them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29
Summons.

In The Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fot.
the county of Linn
Lille J. IIasbrotick, plaintiff,
sr L. fIasl,rourIl. g G. Coo.sy and j. II. Wash
burn. partners 1udcT tie lrFn name and style
OF Cooley Il NasilbuVn- and Albert Butts. de-
ia NJ I. lIasbrnuel<, one of the DEFENDANTS
above named
I,tsreIv rtetiied to aIacar ard t1ie cnTfas
plajlt filed against son iI4 the. aboFc entitled
action on oFsbefofse he fourth Monday of Oc-
tOi1er next, it being fire
25th e5ag of Ccfo5s. 1880.
and the first day of fhc next regular form of
d curt and Il yol3 fail so TO answer the
1el;iI !fI VIII apply to fhc Court ff The relief
demanded therein, fo-wit The dissolution Of
ff and yourself. for he care. custody anl
lentFo of he minor child -Nslifer G. lasiiroue.
NAT the interest all parties in .Ind lie fol-
lows ing described real estate. fa-wit:
Beginning 1T The s9@st 4t corner of the Sanl-
mel johnson donation llnd claim, beif4 claim
Nos - and -, and notification No. 2aTI. rum
Tag thence west Ia rods thence north 30 rode
hence east fA5 rods thence south 80 rods the
beginning. containing 50 acres, and lying ind
being. in Linn county, Oregon,
be asceffaintai and determined, and if neeessa
f-y. that thesaflle be sold by decree of sald Court
and such portions Of Tie proceeds thereof be
decfeed 10 the plaIntln as she may in equity
and Justice be entitled for YIialnfainiIag and
clrryi ing this sft, for counsel fees and for
the fufur- Tnaifftefiaffcts and support nlsffl-
tf and her child or that ls. lintIv one
third thereof, free from encnmbrnnce.e be set
apart and cen tirlled to her in her individual
that may be on hands, at the final
hearing, be decreed 10 piainfiff or be sold fe11s
The benefit Of piaintfm and child, and for the
etsis and disbursement of hc suit 10 be taxed.
This summons IS published by order OF f1ia
'50N r. r. BoA. sfssd@ess Of ~ i'll Court made af
ilailll,crs IN TIE city of sulel oregon. on tbs
ylenai atteiness a,sises for Piains IsS
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santiam Academy 70;
l82O@81.
Fall Tersr Commences Monday, Sep
80. 1880.

Fall Tersn Commence STonsiay. sept.
2Os 1850.
CANTIAM ACADEMY is located in Lebanon.
the Albany s. Lebanon Railroad, and near the
lire of the narrow Gauge Railroad, in pleas
The Academy IS stIppiiel with Philosophical
. and Chemical apparatus, and Library OF two
hundred and fl Fl volumes
The grounds are ample and pleasant, and the
builaipg coTnnOdi0uS.
Board can le obtained in. good families AT
reasonable rat es- Rooms can be obtained by
those who Wish to board themselves. Rooms
VIII be rnfshe in the Academy, if application
be made soon.
nlxrFs OF TUITION.
High SCHOOL,. Sc 10
Commercial Coz 81 90
Instrumental Mtisic-.. SI2 90
No incidental Tee required.
A Normal Glass will be organ ized and especial
attention given to the Normal methods of
t,slchin@. intending the Topic methods of in
seiiool branches. and contInetions or shorter
mcthofls in arithmetic.
a mont hiy iellort OF attend dance and standinee
Of students Will he sent llaren fSalfd fsuarfii-
II VIII be u1sderst cod that, where no previous
arrangement Is made. patrons viii settle the
tuition OIL or before the close OF each term ~
Students can enter the school at any tfInc,
and tuition Will be charged for the time they
are members Of the school.
The government. will lJe strict and Education
NJ. oar motto is: .I'r1tcticaI Education -
''InoWlc9<c Is Power Education is nlore-it
includes the ability 10 control and apply that
power.
students entering the school will be consider
ca IN h0nor pltszlsett 70 sustain The rules ana
good naIne Of Inc school. D., industry in doing
For further particulars apply 10
Lebanon. sept. 3. 1850.
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+ Why does not some Democrat tell US
that he thinks Hancock would veto al, APP
preparation bill If there were lot of
Southern claims fastened to it? The
superb says he is better than his party.
He may be, but the more Important qtles-
ton Is whether he Is stronger than lis
party
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

Indiana viii in all probability elect n
Republican successor TO the outgoing DEM
ocratic Senator, Mcdonald, the Legislature
having gone Republican. The majority
of the Brigadiers in the Senate vii fade
away after March next.
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by TneIr FRUITS ne shall Know Them.

The South must respect the amendments
to the Constitution in practice as well as
in theory. 1t is all very well to say that
they accept the amendments, and they
always do this cheerfully, especially on tie
eve of a political campaign in the North ;
but if they would convince the Northern
people that they are in earnest they must
cease to claim the right to make men vote
against their convictions, they must abolish
their rifle clubs, and, above all things, they
must always acknowledge that Radical
is as good and has as many rights as a
Democrat
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

The day before the election in Indiana
the Louisville Co,rter-Joat17aat said "a
vote for Landers is vote for Hancock a
vote for Porter is vote for Garfield. .
THAT is about the size OF it, but Henry may
not look at ii that way now.
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RENTl hoslne... now- -leao.e ll,o p.lI3.le. Yen

REST business now before the pubic. Yon
Ss@3 can make inoney faster ut work fol. NJ
ban at anYfhing else. Capital not required
W. VIII start tart yo9. sis Il dy ard n5warsis
Women boys and girls wanted every = here ia
work fortls Ntg i the riIi4e- IoII mn tsx xofa.
Nour wlls5'e time 70 the work. or Only yoII
-ia4rc inoi8cnfs. No other business will nay
So51 fst.iY as well. No one willing 10 work
can fafi 10 mako enormous pay By engaging Mt
2i4ce Ct'Stly Qutfit and terms free. = great
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!f'notft3lk. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta
Gaipc. 42-I3
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Noesce of a,Ena, sestgesnent.

NOTICE Is IfEREBY GIVEN that Franklin
= Presley, rs :taminiSt rator of the estate of
David Presley deceased. has fileClifl tfse4ounfS =
oHrt OF Linn count J. Oregon, his final account
IN The na1 Ter OF said estate, aud said Court
tprpnt led fbotIslf4l eia4of August. Isa.
:our ot one ocitscS in the afternoon said day
~ the time for ifsafifss objections said
c0HGf. il an4 there be and for ettlaieIt
thereof. FRANKLIN pRFST.FYss
July FL, 1ssd-vI2n4g Administrator
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