The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-20
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OLp BrLhs haHmadc hs s''last appear.
amos Ilr lied ins Norway last week
1ar ptilomhll b,pej6h nov comes
opt in tioec Snaps aid Is a very neat
paper
RrruoneAN. elaipi Afnine by 1900,
bit We tllinl; ihty lave SIT tl,eif Iig.
urea high.
sDrMoenArs aud Grccnlacl,ers will
unite in Nebraska aud make II hercu-
lean effort 70 carry that State in No
yember.
ElaEKA, Nevada, burned ont again
1ast Tuesday. Loss about 81 100000,
upon which there Is M insurance Of
about sl5o,ooo
TIE only charge against Hancock
thpt the Chicago Times fnds win stick
istbe story shat he was wounded ut
Gestysburg. That seems to he sustained
III facts
TnE Democrats Of Indiana arsi going
% make a lively fight TO carry the State
q October. They opened the campaign
last Saturday, nnd wilI have over goo
speakers at work IN the State.
coNE1So hna got through fishing,
and Senator Dorsey says he win make
several speeches in Ohio, Illinois, and a
warm campaign in New York. His
speecheh will be rather tamc, ipr bis
heart IS not in the work.
VIZ Ask all our readers to assist us
in extending the circulation Of the DrM-
ocRAr. We will try TO give you good
campaign PAPER, and you can assist us
and the cause at tho same time by send
ing in few. new subscribers.
| TitE Ore9oaiua says TINT IL "a full
vote, free ballot and fair count were
allowed in the South Garfield would be
elected We only have your word for
that, Harvey, and fortunately for Han.
cock it don't raul. very well in this
State.
Mn. HAmE, Chairman of the Green.
back State Committee Of Michigan,
comes out aquarcly for Hancock lie
thinks the 10000 Greenbaek votes in
that State will largely go for Hancock
which will make it easy for him &c
carry that State.
a SHORT time ago President Hayes
agreed with the National Republican
Committee. to deliver a few political
speeches while out on this Coast, bni
lac now goes back on It, which theSamt
we are sorry to hcar, Tor, like Roderic
Dhu, ''cne blast upon his bugle horn Is
worth "a thonsand mcn" 10 Hancock on
this Coast.
THE Indianapolis People. heretofor
Independent Republican. declares ii
cannot support ''mcn like Garfield and
Arthur tho onc accused of perjury
brltety. aud corruption. aud the other
discharged by Republican President
for diahoneetly conducting the New
fnsk Custom Housr, or allowing others
10 do 20.
RePrgILcANs Of Oregon made sad
mistake when they tried 10 capture the
Greenbaels vote for Garfield by putting
that old fossil, Cen. Arplegalr. on their
electoral ticket. Greenhackers know
him very well, and will not follow his
lead when he champions the CAUSE OF
such notoriously corrupt men as Gar
Geld and Arthur.
III is difficult 10 understand what the
qualifications Of a Vice President are.
Arthur was deemed by the President OF
the United States, by Secretary Sher.
man and by the Senate unfit to lie Col
lector Of the Port Of New York, but
the Republicans now nominate him for
Vice President 1t may be that they
consider his defeat certain.
TnE Bentop Bia,le, published at Cor.
Wallis, has changed hands and is now
under the management of johnson Ode
neal. The paper has made decided
change for the better, and now gets up
one Of the best local pages in our val
ley. On this account ii should receive
a warn support from the citizens Of
Benton county without regard to party.
WfSFIELD ScoTT Hancock is the
man ON whom Congress bestowed vote
Of thanks for his patriotic services to
the country. james A. Garfield is the
man upon whom Congress was asked to
pass a vote Of censure for his unpatri-
etic services to himself in laying him
self open to bribe-taking. Does any
Republican dispute the fact Let him
look at the proceedings Of Congress for
May 30, 1867, and Jan. &c, 1873.
Col I.ARnAREr, of The Dalles, will
canvass the State for Hancock. The
Colonel is said 10 be a very fluent and
forcible speaker. In Wisconsin he