The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-12
EssIto.iaf Noses.

800, about 400 less than Porter's in |
October. Those fraudful negroes, 10
doubt.
John Sherman is candidate for the
Ohio Senatorsnip.
The alumni of Williams College have
rendered Gen. Garfield a dinner in
honor of his election to the Presidency,
at any time he may elect.
Democracy seems to be on the wane
everywhere. -Four years ago Virginia
was carried by the Democracy by 50,-
COO-on the 2l inst, tie State barely
gave 10 900 Democratic majority. In
fiuential Democratic papers advise the
abandonment of the party organization.
Vale, Democratic praty.
The quarrel among the Democratic
leaders in New York seems 10 gather
force since the election. and may end
in general smash.
A telegram stating that johnson,
8 colored barber, had been elected to
Congress from the 1St Arkansas district
by 1000 majority over Poindex,er,
Democrat, Inter- Ocean's special from
Little Rock, says :here is not much
probability OF Arkansas Congressional
districts going Republican. Certainly
not at least as long as the elections
in the South are in the hands OF the
bragadlers.
The prohibition amendment to the
constitution OF Kansas has about 1O,-
900 majority.
John Kelly, having become alarmed
at the charge that he is endeavoripg to
keen the Presidential question open,
telegraphs a denial of the charge.
The Madison, WISCONSIN, Democrat,
strong Hancock journal, since the
election comes out III an editorial ar
guing for the disbspding of the Demo
cratic party. It says: The Democ-
racy has elected only 35 out OF $50
congressman in the North, and only
carry New Jersey for Hancock by 1900
majority and Nevada by 500, and that
out of 10 Northern States they have
not elected a single representative.
Tie North is solidly Republican and
the South Democratic, and the North
ern Democracy has performed its duty
To the country and has nothing more TO
offer, 10 other party duty to perform
The cheekies: cheek is exhibited by
Hancock leaders in New York in c:,arg-
ing fraud upon the part of Republicans
in New York. A party that had a
Boss Tweed-a party that las carried
New York city elections by fraud and
corruption for years-to attempt to
make fraud stick at tie door of the
Republican party in the rural districts
OF New York, is an evidence ct such
total depravity as we never expected
to see even at the hands of tie brazen
faced leaders OF tie New York Demrc-
: racy.
Brents Is reelected Delegate to Con-
gress from Washington Territory.
Small pox is troubling San Francisco
and Virinia City, Nevada.
: 1t is believed that the improvement;
on Tillamook rock will he completed
. so that the light may be used this win
: ter.
e The wife OF Gen J. IT. Turner, q
E Peudlcton, died OH the 5th inst, aged
= Il years.
+ Edwar5 Murphy. for the murder o
! F. D. French, near Jefferson last spring
was tried at PeDdIeton few days ago
: and found guilty in tie first degree
The proof was plain and pointed, Tx
P only defense set up for IL prisoner be
ing that he was insane from liquor a
the time, and conseque 'tly incapable o
malice or premeditatior. The jur,
!, de!iheTated only about an hnnr.
The Democratic cry OF great traud
in New York, seems 20 have surn'
force i'll it as the Democratic majorit,
in New York city is still enormous
amou. ting to 42,OG0. Such an i'm
mense majority rs beyond all reason
and no sensible man will claim that i
is an honest one. If this dishonest am
fraudulent vote is thrown out, tnel
New York will stand where it actnall,
and riohtlv helon0s-One of The soil,
Republican States. This fraud busi
ness on the part of the Democrat
IF leaders IN New York must be discon
i tinued or large number OF the light
II of Democracy mus. get behind priso
S bars.
1t The Republicans get several Co'
: gressmen in the Sonth. These wer
q elacted I'm districts so oyerwhe.lminyl