The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
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Tnr Printers Hancock Club OF San
Francisco numbers over 200 members,
and is rapidly increasing.
A DEAocmrIc Aag polo will be
raised, with appropriate demonstrations,
in this city on the 18th inst.
TnGeallant Democrats of NTultnoinah
were never wider awake or more en-
thusiaatic than now. Look out for
thet6f in Eoycmhcrl
Tho Alabama Democratic majority
has run away up to 10000 Ii that
were q game of pool thero would be
danger Of "burating."
.Tur Portland Standard says Chair
man Beatie Of tho Democratic State
Committee, ia diligently organizing tho
forces for the campaign.
n asaid that the Oregon Republican
electors won't stump. The managers
think still hunt and money at the
polls will do the job most effectively.
The Democrats Of the Precincts Of
Sweet Home, seio and IIalsey threaten
to gobbIo up that Harrisburg banner.
Look out there, you heroes Of Muddy 4
HESDnIcYs says Indiana viii give
$1,000 Democratic majority in October.
And Hendricks estimates in favor Of
his party are generally under tho mark.
REruRSs from tho census indicate
that on basis of 10000 TO each Con-
gressman the gain win be but aix, of
which the North gains 4, the South 2.
lS this Presidential campaign regatta
Hancock Is FAR ahead, while Garfield is
content to make stem chase with lis
old rotten DE Golyer. AIobilier eaaal
boat.
LET the people of Linn 1cmcmbsr
osr County Fair, which begins on the
9th Of October, aud prepare something
for ey hibition. This Fair should le
magnificent success.
OLn BESDEa complains that he can't
stay long enough in one place 10 get. in
hia vote FOR Garfield in November.
Well, after that Garfield may go on
lifetime bender himself.
GgS. HAScocK delivered the Fourth
OF July Grafton in San Francisco
in the year 1861, aud old residents Of
tho Bay City still contend that it was
the best one they ever heard.
HARVEST will soon be over, and then
the Democracy Of Old Linn will begin
to focl, around their standard and light
their watell-fres and look out FOR an
old-time majority in November.
SYRACUSE, New York, has a large
Hancock and English Club, the mem
bers of which are all Republicans. They
raised l50-foot pole on the 10th ult.,
and had an enthusiastic meeting.
TngY are both over the sull1s. Kate
Sprague hes gone back to her husband
at Narragansett and Conkling has
taken the stump" in New York for
Garfield Ais well that ends hunky-
dory
Tnr Roseburg Democracy had a
toreh-light procession last Saturday
night, under command of Hon. l.. T.
Lane. Douglas Democrats have atrong
hopes Of carrying that county for Han
cock.
EX-SENATOR MITCHELL, on his way
home from the East, is making Garfield
campaign speeches in Southern Oregon.
lie has not yet succeeded in getting
Ben Holidays indemnity mule steal
through Congress.
THE Oregoniaa is nsing its scalpel on
Wade Hampton now. Four years ago
that paper thought it was pretty good
thing to allow him to he Governor in
return for the Hayes electoral votes Of
South Carolina.
THE RAIDS are making a terrible rack
ct about the false census OF the South,
and yet didn't Chicago make three emu
inerations of her inhabitants before she
stuffed the returns up to the measure
wanted Give us rest
A HANCOCK Club was formed at AS
toFia last Saturday, with several former
Republicans as members. Mr.. Cleve-
land, an old-line Republican and pol
ished speaker, addressed the Club and
was enthusiastically cheered.
WE hear of very respectable
sprinkIing of Linn county Republicans
who will vote for Hancock and Eng
lish. There is no buncombc'about this.
We.intend to give the names of a mum
ber of these gentlemen before election.
THE number of rascals the Republi-
can party contains is never known until
some of them renounce their sins and
Join the Democratic ranks. The rotten