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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
Chairman Nat. Ds,s. Committee.
MASSACHUSETTS, TEMPERANCE esxTEy-

WORCESTER, Sept. S.-The pro-
hibitionists met nconvention to-day.
Over 200 delegates were present
half women. l.. J. Lathrop, chair
man Of the state central committee.
in calling the convention to order,
predicted tho defeat OF the Republi-
can party in the presidential confesf.
The sentiment was received wltls
great applause. Rev Aa 4. Miner
was made permanent president. In
his address be condensed the records
and tia policy OF both the leading
parties, declaring In favor Of the In
! dependent third party On local, state.
and national questions.
Resolutions declaring that no ,s-,,-
hibiiionist could support Garfield.
were referred without debate. For
ty-two towns were represented by I2t
delegates. The resolutions are very
strongly against any species OF the
liquor trade.
The resolutions pronounce for
woman suffrage, endorse Neil DoW
for President and Rev. ". Thomp-
son for vice presidents Chas. Alnsy
for governor and n full list of STATE
officers.
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SHOW THE nooAs

The confession Of ex- Revenue Super
visor Mcdonald that sl,o0O, 900 were
stolen in the Southwestern Western Dis
triet alone, says the Qrleaa Democrat,
will increase the PUBLIC desire to get a
look ut sAe 1Teaaary hooks. The books
can be seen only by change of admin
istration. This is why the people de
sine to have a change, One other item
Of fraudulent bookkeeping will exhibit
another reason for change Between
Houtwell's and Sherman's statement Of
tee payment of the National debt are
S9Oo,0oo,Ooo difference. This is just
the sum realized by the sale Of military
stores at the close of the war. Instead
Of being put in the Treasury, It was lit
orally stolen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
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Best u tiIe luau who does not lear
The brand Of fraud upon his brow.
And who to innocence can swear
Say, fiarfIeid, Is Il thou
Blea Is flse man gold cannot .uiu,
And he WHO keeps his every yow;
That man his coani1y's Ioyo shall earn :.
ssy, Garfield, Is II thouy
Biest is the man 70 honor irne,
Whom honesty Will not aliew
To bartor with thseviDg crew.
Say, Garfield, is Il thou
Iilsst is the man whose every deed
Tise strictest conscience can av0u;
Who hath Of Subterfuge no recd--
saT, Garfield, Is Il thou ?
rlest Il the man the people trust;
Whom they'll elect, no matter how
Fraud snsy oppose = ruling just
Garfield, Is that man thou?
THbIest The man who, dead to shame.
Ills guilty deeds can dlsagow,
And laugh a: his disbonored MAINS
Garfield, that man IS thoni
Thrice blest Is he, free from thee sins.
Who stands before the country nov:
The man wsose ticket surely wias;
o. Hancock. It is thor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
MANCorK AND TMr womGN.
Asked To EtpIaIn HIs PssIiisa ~ 10 Their
RIzht 10 Nslr.

4 delegation Of women called upon
General Hancock on Tuesday, and
Mrs. Lilly Deyereux Blake said they
had come 10 ask him wtni hope the
Woman Suffrage parry misLt enter
tain In case any mea~nF'' cainr before
him rs President which is,fr upon
granting to Wonitn ihe ballot. The
General replied that Ihe Wumsu
Suffrage movement was growing
one and that every thing bat tended
soward the aucitoruiion o{i No,nau'~
condition bad bis sympathy la The
course of conversation he -,id wamtu
should be paid eqally wilh inen E,r
tie same kind OF work equally well
performed, aud observed that whcn
he first went To- school in NnrTi-tnwn
no public schools existed. Ills broth
ers and himself attended a private
academy. As soon, however, as pub
lie schools became established h.s
father sent his boys ia one OF them,
and several wealthy neighbors did
the same, as an example TO those who
nigh feel ashamed to seek free ed
ucatlon for their children. The Gen
.eral remarked that the teachers then
were exclusively men, and lac was
pleased 10 see how extensively wOm-
en- had since been employed rs such
and how efficient they generally
were.
Mrs. Slocpn said that the tielega-
ton desired u decided expression
1 from him as 10 whether he would or
he would not veto any measure favor
ahle to Woman Suffrage that might
come before him as President. The
General replied that II such q meas
ure was voted upon py Congress as a
constitutional amendment, il woylel
not come before the President. If,
however,, Congress accorded women
the right to vote in the District oi
CoIunbia, he certainly would offer
po obstruction.
Mrs. Alake asked II he considered
women rs Hpeop!e." "Undoubted-
ly," replied the General; che would
be bold man to undertake 20 say
they were not "rhen, General,
said Mrs Blake, eve ash nothing
more than What you say In your let.
| ter Of acceptance. Ii Is enly by full
vote, a free ballot and fair count thai
the people can rule in fact as required
by the theory of our Governm mt. >
Il am perfectly willing" said Gen.
Hancock, ''lhat yol should say
take my stand on that paragraph In
my letter OF acceptance.
During a general conversation
General Hancock expressed much
interest in the prospect Of womer
taking part in the Presidential calg.
paign and asked what their pianl
were for canyassips, Tho delegation
departed we'll pleased with their re
eeption.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
yNhlse.. a.ralrse Flewer.

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For coated tongue. bad breath, sick head
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Its action on disease is entirely different
from any medicine ever introduced, quiet
ing pains almost instantly. The hue and
CRY raised against it by patent madeline
men, who have foreseen in its advent tha
destruction OF their nefaiious business.
and the thousands OF unsolicited lestiEao-
malls flowing In from all parts Of tho Now
World, is o sure indication OF ia gr6aE
merits. Trial sixe at all Drug Stores. Hat
pound bottles, 75 cents. FOshaY - Via
sOsAs S0Ke Agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

JAS FosrER, of Lancaster. Ohio. and
Wm. Fresler Of the same county, have
bet their whiskers on the coming cleo
ton. Both gentlemen have a most ex-
uberant growth Of cAsrsa about the
face, and the winner Is to take it'in
quantities apd at times sosnit his fancy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

arc constantly seen III large liroccasions5
and in excursions in great multitudes.
Yazoo county supports over one hun.
dred public schools, more than two
thirds Of which are for colored children.
Her treasury is full Of money, and her
teachers are paid promptly in cash.
The colored people have fine state
normal school, aud II college Of their
own, supported by the public. The
census Of 1870 gave Yaz0o county
II, 900 inhabitants, and now ia 1880, IL
gives her $4,000; aud her people are
rich, prosperous and happy. Many Of
the wealthy men are coloied. aud they
own some Of the finest and most salna.
ble plantations in the county, as wen
as valuable real estate in this city.
lmigiations, white aud o.lorel. are
constantly coming in; aud all who are
industrious prosper.
These, think, are the most effect
ual answers that can DE given = the
cruel falnhoods told shout us. No such
prosperity could exist IN the hell which
the republican papers paint.
There is full republican electoral
ticket in the field, and any white man
or darkey, who desires to DO 80, may
vote for Garfield as freely as YOU may
in Oregon.
Pardon the length Of my letter. could
hardly answer in fewer words
Yours truly,
GARRETT ANDagws.
YAzoo Cry, Aug. %, 1880.
The undersigned citizens Of Yazoo
City, Mississippi. have read the an.
nexed Washington Special to tho Chi.
cago Times. containing an interview
with +. p. Dixon, copied into the Doiiy
OreJouaa, and we certify that it is
false, and wholly without foundation or
pretext
j. ii. HoLT, Mayor.
HIRAM HARRtsoN,
President Iazoo City Board of Trade.
Il. SHARPER,
President German benevolent Assoc n.
II. G. SHEPHERD,
President of the Bank Of Yazoo City.
II. T. TAYLOR,
President Of tie Board OF SUPERVISOR
j. 8. McCrLLra,
X. WALPOLE,
Editors Of Yazoo Herald.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
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AyogrsR sraaT anssr noasaN.

The celebrated William Morgan. Of
Masonic fame, who great many years
ago beosme. It Is said, victim, 20 tn .
horrors OF Masonic fury. has e second
cousin now residing in Clyde. and from
him it Is learned that the said 8Forgala
was not murdered las believed Lv many ]
but that 70 bis Cousins personal knowl-
edge he Left the country Of his own fres
will, eaing directly 70 4ustralia and
receiving therefor his passage money
and S2e0. Morgan published news
paper in Australia until his death. His
sea is there now IN the same busi-
ness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

"IIave you been stealing apples 2"
"Yes, sir" answered the boy,
sheepishiy.
9And are you trying TO hide them
from me. continued the old man.
'.IYes,. sir" said the eHlprlt, and
then added, his face Frightening up,
styou said last Sunday that we must
avoid the appearance Of evlL =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

just now the newspapers are teen-
Ing with the paragraph: ssDon't
drink ice-water. when You are hot, =
and il is one that should be regarded
by all. The time to drink icss- water
Is along in the dead of winter, whea
1t is 4 tight scratch TO keep from
freezing to death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

GLANDS wanted on boys pants, I"
is the daily advertisement In the
daily newspapers, sTwas always thus
from chIldhood's hour.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

Tag Anti-Nlasons are having ses-
sion in Farwell hall, Chicago. Among
other things they pretend to so through
the whole initiation of u Mason in pub
lie, in order to let the public see all the
ceremonies They have screaming
audience every night, and the fools be-
lieve they are getting the genuine thing.
FI4r Chicago Times says Garfield was
cutter than Hayes. He didn't limit
himself to q single term.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
NORTHERN SANDERS OF THE SOUTH.
4 CoMrLETE RErrrATION.
70 he Editor IF he 0regomat
PORTLAND. Sept. I, 1880.

70 Tie Editor IF lie Oregopini
PORTLAND. Sept 7, 1880.
hand you herewith letter from
Gov. Stone, Of Mississippi, and one
from Garrett Andrews, ESD, # Nazoo
City, enclosing an article published in
your paper, from the Chicago Tiaes, on
the 18th Of August last, together with
reslonsilile certificates OF its iasehooa
Ia every lilpe snd letter. Acquaiuted
as | am with the sentiments that aiii
mate Southern people, knew the state
,nrntS of +. Z. Dixon to bo false, though
| WAS aware that thousands Of well
meaning people in the North believed
every word, and more. Theec and like
cruel aud heartless calumnies filled me
with sense of injury and Iesentful
wrong, aud | enclosed the article to
Gov. Stone, asking that he fmnithme
with statement Of the truth. lie has
done so. These resembles ISLANDERS arc
crimes against the public life, and being
exposed in all their glaring enormity,
should stir the indignation Of an honest
and generous people. II such crimes
are fos,ered we shall become a nation of
liars. SIDNEY DELL
JAcKsoN. Miss, Aug. 81, 1850.
.%d1eb Dell, E@q., Portiond, o.:
Your letter Of the 10th inst, inclos.
ing letter from Washington 10 tie,
Chicago Times. clipped from the Orego-
nioH Of the 10th inst, in relation to
y. p. Dixon and his visit TO Yazoo
county, in this State, has been received.
regret that ! am not sufficiently nc
quainted with the circumstances 20
which TIE correspondent refers to ena
BILE ne to furnish such statement Of
facts as the courtesy Of your inquiry
demands, but have referred the mat
ter 10 Col. Garrett Andrews, piomi-
nent citizen of Yazoo City, a gentleman
who is conservative in all things, en-
joys the confidence oil all parties, and
whose statements are entitled to the
fullest credit. If Col. Andrews shall
think proper to write you on the sub.
iect, | assure yon that you may rely
upon what he says with perfect conf.
dence in its truth.
| know that Henry NJ. Dixon was
killed by james A. Barkadale on &C.
eonnt OF a sross personal siIront and
not by 'the Democrats Of Yazoo eoun,
ty," ~ stated. do know that Mn.
Dixon died some time since, and !
learned that she received the kindest
attention aud treatment from tho peo.
pc Of Yszoo City during her illness,
and her funeral MSS attended ly very
large cnncourse oi tho best people oI
the town. OF course / cannot Say what
Airs. Dixon's apprehensions wc,c after
the death of her husband, hut do sal
that if she had any feais for she anf
her children thee were utterly rrou'ul
less.
da nos ka0w what Alr. lugrAhau
or any one else said To Mr. =. T.
Dixon, but tho Nl,olr Siatment IL 81
utterly at vaiiauce with the character
and conduct of the people of Iazo'
county. and 10 al,surd in its details
that ! so not hesitate 10 express ih'
belief that il is - fabrication from be
ginning 10 end. Respectfully,
j. NJ. SToSE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

PgoSessor-stCan any one tell us the
origin Of the expression acio to'?''
Embry0 mlnister-ssPerhaps there
was something more to it once, and
they left 1t off because 1t didn't sound
well. y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

You may say what you please
about it, but there is luck id horse
shoes. A woman nailed one up
against woOdshed q month ago, land
last week 1.-THE husband eloped with
the hired girl. The man had not
earned cent for more tAaa two
years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

Bs.ainess notices IN The LocaI Columns
20 cents fssr line.
For legal and Transient advertisement
u % per square. Ton the first iTlsertic1ssAna
% ceiits Ter square for each eubs9qnent 5b.
sertion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
To CAhsrAAGs CIGss.

All Hancock and English campaisn
Clubs and all other orgiuazations whiSA
support the Democratic candidates are
requested to send to
W. Fl. BAnxuA,
Chairman Nat. Dsfs. Committee,
1873 Fifth Ave, New York.
LIST. The name aud location of their
organization.
81. A statemsn, Of the nna5er Of
members enrolled.
Sd The names of officers.
4th. Account Of meetings held.
5th. Reports, every two weeizs dur
lag The campaign, of the-nunnber and
increase Of membership. with the condi-
ton and prospects of the canvass.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

The compositor who set up apim-:
pied chops'' for adimpled cheeks
didn't look Q bit natural in death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

The girl who chalks her cheeks
thinks is is better to mark the KISS
than miss the mark.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17

If Spain doesn's apologize for insssi,-
ing the American flag we can ruin the.
Havana cigar industry by refusing to.
send brown paper and cabbage leaxes.
to Cuba
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
WANTED!
200 600 B'HLs. WHEAT.

"AVIaG oyerhanled and put liielatasl
improved machinery IA my w9re-
house at Albany. I am now prepared 10
store or buy 20G, 900 bushels OF wheat and
oats. i have also completed a house at
Tangent, wish new fan and hopper-seales,
and evervti4ino is in good running order.
New sacks furnished FREE 70 parties stor-
Inc with me. Sacks can be had OF lSnfls-
hart e Bilyen, Lebanon; Dave Biyeu,
Farmers. call and see me before making
rangeinants for. storing oF selling else
4 hsr5 g. D. SIMPSON.
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Insure With G. Il. Stewart and rcst easy.
RAass ars vaEy lsrg.
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Itzoo, aug. "a lasa
4sN Rnrlktn,L o..

". SsInsy 4s'l, POrfE'od, OH.
have just received letter from
Governor i. NJ. stone. Of this State,
enclosing youi letter to him Of the 18th
inst, with the accompanying article
from the Daily OregoaiaD, containing
an interview with Frank T.. Dixon,
published in the Chicago Times. The
Governor informs me that he has writ
ten to You Of the disposition o( your
letter, and OF his request 70 Spe to give
YOU the facts Of the matter. II gives
me pleasure to serve both YOU aud him.
There is no truth ia tha article, or in
the alleged statements made by Frank
Dixon. lie was never driven away
from here. Up to the time Of Henry
Dixon's death he lived upon his broth,
er's bounty, having no means Of sap
port Of his own, lsying always lived
the life OF an idler. He came irom
near Washington City originally, and
presume his peeuniarY necessities
drove hin back there, lie was an ut
terly insignificant, timid and obscure
young man, whom no one thought OF
harming, and was as safe as ] am. He
cnt no figure whatever in politics.
Mrs. II. NJ. Dixon was greatly re-
spected here, and always received the
sympathy Of the wAo1e Community in
her distgeas. she was native Of the
place, and had many very sincere friends
here The statement that she either
feared molestation, or was in danger Of
it, is absurd.
There were no threats whatever made
against Frank Dixon on his recent visit
to the place. lie was daily on the
streets, and visited about the county at
his pleasure. Mr.. Nat. Ingram, whose
name Is mentioned in the interview,
lived some distance up the river, on the
opposite bank, and it would cause me
some delay and tTpuhle to communicate
with him but / assure you that he has
Epublicly refuted so much Of the state
ments as refers to him.
What is said about the act;oa Of the
Yazoo Hfra,} is a4 false as ell the rest
! send you by same post with this, .
copy OF that paper marked, from Whlcl
! You will see exactly what it did say
about Mr.. pixon, FOR fear il SHOULD
not reach you, ! copy the NOTICE re
ferred to in full. Here it is
Frank Dixon, now 4 resident o
| Washington City, hsa been on q yisii
TO Yasoo for few days
That was everything absolutely ev
erything --It said about him. As yo.
win see, it afterwards answered nj
SANDERS
The greatest falsehood Of all, is th'
statement in the last paragraph, that
half dozen colored men eappot get to
gether on tie STREETS of Asazoo Git
Iithopt interruption from white dsmo
gratis. Our streets ara crowded Will
hundreds OF them daily. They compos
part Of our fire department; have a fin
hall; four large churches, some Of then
very handsome, where they congregat
nightly and on every Sabbath. The
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
Summons.

IL the Circuit Court eftde .Sta,e n ogcgop .for
Linn County
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-07
Board Of Supervisors.
WEnNEsnAx- Oct G

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 6, 1880.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present full Board aud the
Clerk.
Resignation of J. r. Congdon,
Constable OF San Juan township.
Accepted and VIM. NJ. Davis ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Claim of B. Cohn for $50 for right
of way for New Silver school road
allowed and ordered paid.
Petition of B. Yorba, County
Auditor, for extra clerical help. On
motion, the Auditor is powered
to employ three clerks not exceed.
Ing three weeks from date at cal
ary Of $75 per month, to assist In
making up the tax levy.
Petition Of County Tax Collector
Cullen for additional clerical help.
On motion, the Tax Collector is
authorized to employ two clerks
for one month at a salary OF SIS
per month each.
Report Of Supervisor Cooper on
the claim of J. III. Burke for dam
ages for right of way for the Lex
ington and Gallatin road. On mo-
tion, q warrant was ord cred to be
drawn on the Los Nietos Road
District fund for $24O in favor of J.
H. Burke.
On motion, $4,000 was Temporal
rily transferred from the General
Road fund to the Hospital fund.
Regular bills audited and war
rants ordered to be drawn.
Adjourned until Monday, Nov.
l, 1880.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-07
Void Tax Sales.

The case Of Bouton vs. People OF
the State OF California and Tax Col
lector of San Diego county, was de-
cided by Judge Mon ealy yesterday
morning in favor Of plaintiff.
In this case property Of plainsifl fl
in the San Jacinto tract In this
county was sold for delinquent
State and county taxes by the Tax
Collector.
Plaintiff by her counsel, M. A.
Luce, Esq, claimed that such sale
was void. by reason of non -compli-
ance with the forms required by
law In the publication of the coun.
ty delinquent list in February,
1880, in the San Diego Ne,Us, and
fatal errors and omissions in such
publication.
The Court held that the points
set up by plaintiff were sufficient,
and that the sale of her property
was therefore void.
This decision nullifies all sales
for county and State taxes made
under the publication of the last
delinquent list. San Diego Union,
Oct. 5.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-07
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