The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
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The Official returns from some of the
Precincts Of this county did not get in
until yesterday afternoon, and as the
vote is net yet canvassed we can only
give our readers an estimate of the re
suit.
For State Senator, Humphrey Reps
beats Coshow, (Dem.,) something over
100.
On the Representative ticket the
Democrats have elected shelton, School
ing, Chamberlain and Newman, and
the Republicans have elected Dawson
and Paul over Alexander and Rurkhart
Finn, (Rep.) is elected County Judge.
Cox, (Dem.) and Cunningham, (Rep.)
are the Commissioners elected.
Baum (Rep) has about 100 majority
for Clerk.
For Sheriff, Charlton (Rer) has
about $50 majority.
Bruce (Rep.) is reelected Treasurer
by about 26o majority.
Williams, (Dem1 for Assessor, ha,
about $50 majority.
For School Superintendent. REID
(Dem.) has a small majority, as alsc
have Grimes and Davis, the'Demoorati,
candidates for Surveyor and Coroner
Thus it will be seen that the Demo
Gratis have elected 9 and the Republi
cans s Of the candidates on the county
ticket The majorities are so meagre
however, in some cases, that it will re
quire the official count to determine tn,
result. The canvass of the vote vii
probably be made to-day at the Count,
Clerks office.
on TIE STATE TICKET
Whiteaker Dem for Congress, ha
from $50 to 200 majority in the county
while the Democratic candidates 70
Supreme Judges, State Printer, Circui
Judge and District Attorney hav
about 100 majority each.
The official canvass will undoubtedl
show visible reduction of the vote Q
the county two years ago. There ha
been a very large emigration from Lin,
to Eastern Oregon and Washingto
during the past two years, at least tw
70 one of whom were Democrats
During TIE same period the immigra
ton to the county has been largely Re-
publican. These two facts viii mainl
account for the falling of of the Den
oeratic majority on the State ticket.
On the local ticket many cause
might be assigned for the change in til
political complexion of affairs. Doub
less every other man you meet has hi
peculiar theory on the subject. Bu
the two important and palpable cause
(aside from the stale joke that we didn
get votes enough } of the partial defea
of o1r ticket can be azzis;r4sd 70 cUrruF
tion money and Democratic treachery
Humiliating as it may be to confess ii
there Is no doubt whatever that ther
were a class of heretofore Democrat
who on last Monday shamelessly sol
their votes to the Republicans, an
there were also traitorous Democrat
who acted as disbursing agents in thi
most Infamous transaction.
The 5000 sack tlat was sent II
from Portland was used to good pun
pose by the Radicals and their pur
chased Democratic allies, while tn
money launched out by some Of the Re
publican local candidates assisted mate
rally to swell the purchasable commod
ity from abroad. The purchased crea
lures were voted by gangs, and, clothed
in bran new slop-shop clothes. shame
lessly paraded the streets of Alban,
and defantly shook their filthy prics
under the noses Of those whom theil
purchased votes were defrauding 0.
their honest and lawful rights.
The leading and most infamous oper
ators in these transactions are wei
known and viii be attended to In du.
time.
RESULT Is THE DISTRICTS.