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III The great reform ~ Legislature Of 1850
has come to an end. We may be . little prsju-
diced against this august assembly but indeed We
dOa'; see exactly where the reform commenced or
where il ended. Perhaps some Of the Baltimore
county member, might ris. up aud tell us all
sbOu; it. With great flourish Of trumpe,s they
demanded Of the taxpayers what they wanted
aud promised to reform il altogether" 90 to
speak. but II they did any thing We have been un.
| able 10 discover il up 30 this time. The follow
ins very sensible remarks on this ,ubjsc, by the
baltimore SHa will be appreciated:
"It is doubtful II the msmbsrs Of legislative
bodies. who are 80 ndu,triOusly occupied in find
| ing oat "huw not ia Do IT,. ever read the foreign
news With attention. II this had been done At
Annsp"lis. It might have been useful TO our leg
islaio;. 60 learn how the lingo" party in Eng
land. which cane into power with . majority ca
Fable II "scrrniins all opposition and carrying
all legislation. has been completely aud over.
wheiIningly defeated and told Ito CO." Their.
have been many causes for this political revalu-
ton. but they innS all be summed up in oue-Ioss
| OF public c"nhdcace. The majority in the British
| Parliament have lone what they ought no, 10 do
and have 'eii unionc what they ought 90 do. In
! consequence 81 this they have been dismissed
4 from pOwcr. ThSc has been no change in the
views of the British people ON the general subject.
Of public policy. There has simply been . loss
Of confidence in the ability of eaeonsfsd 20 carry
out that public policy as IL should he executed.
! People may lose confidence here in MARYLAND, A.
| well A. c!'cUhcfr. in their public servants. and
| TIE only way they have to express this decline in
confidence !, 10y their votes"
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EEO. II. MATTHEW'S & CO..
" Real Eafafe HgraL a. o..

Odi"c 80. ~ L-+i"yf"n street.
81 door west "i - Paul -. BALTIMORE.
Houses. Ground Rents. Farms. Country seat..
Ac. Bought. Sold aud Exchanged. Money Loaned
on Mortgage in suns 81 suit. Ground Lsa.ci
lI'nse- Rented. Collection. Made. 4e. All bu,i-
ne'. connected with Real Estate will be- l.ruinplly
ATTENDED e.. April in.>n.-iy.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SAI.E

The undersisnei. Assignees Of chri.toi Kol;er
and Henry Latmer, efer at private sale <SE,
"a tho following valuable real estate in S-s<s
r. baltimore county, Nd. vit
No. ]. A TRACT OF LAND. situated about Il
miles west Of Parkton, known as the susanna
Jones tract, eostaining io2 ACRES. more or
less. There are no buildings on the place. bu,
the land has been heavily lined about IS acres
are in wood. There 10 plenty Of water on sariou.
parts Of the place.
No. ?. A TRACT OF LAND, near No. |. con.
tanning s. ACRES. more OF less, improved bv a
SMALL DWELLING about 20 acres Of this
tract 10 in wood.
No. ). A TRACT or LAND. situated abou, :
miles southeast Of Parkion, known ~ the "SiAic"
farm. containing 1854 ACRES. more or less, about
IS acres are covered With 6ns timber. The land
10 10 very high state Of cultivation having been
lined several times. Improved by TWO
STORY DWELLING. large Bank Barn and all
other necessary outbuildings, fae orchard. Of
fruit Of oil kinds in bsaring. plenty Of fresh
spring water, and large stream passes through
the place.
No. 4. A TRACT or LAND. containing 1901
ACRES, known IS the the Isaac Harding tract,
situated about miles wet Of Partition. This
farm 10 susceptible Of hns aud paying improve.
msnts.
F.HELB.
HENRY KoLTER,
Assignees Of Chris,of Koitor.
ALEXANDER J. FREY,
Assignee Of Henry Latimer
Aug.s'59.-tk
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InE LArs LL"i,tAr nv. The Annapoii. c.f.
respondent q tue baltimore ius~,,ra. .ay.:
The 's-sion Of the Legislature Of i>.U la.
lssssl int history ami will NJ; occupy a very
bright page in the record Of Maryland i-gi.lA;on.
Neser gii legislature assemble under brighter
auspices. ami nsrrs were greater hope. .pTmeI .,
10 u. action in the oi T.. form aud rs;rsnch
msn;-bui never were the people more issp.
pointed. The end 90 the .s.s.sn tnIs ali tue
pledges ami promises. uafulhllci. AMI one will
look ia vain 20 ia Grain uf reform ia the mass
q legislation enacted bv the laSEi,srs o: tie
state 10 the last three months. FACTION feads and
partisan bickeTings have consumed time ihs;
should have been ievo;ed 20 useful isgislatisn. A
'quabbir between the = rty isadess ani the d0v.
srnor obsirucicd the discussion and pas,sge Of
needed measure., aad she arst two months % tho
session were waste! by the leaders waiting for the
""vcrnoT 90 make his appointments and pursuing
course of mastery in cti'iiy until the sppoiui-
nents were decided upon. II was H.; until
March that the reform legislation 81 the session
was introduced. H. tErss measures were % inu-
iilaici in the various s'a:c' q their ptelsraiioa
tina; when they eiaeF-si from tie c.uiaiiiee-
rom. tui little reform -ouli he found &c any Il
iaem.
The bemocaat.- IA. - rlu.issd 10 tie people
% the state l-st TAI lew rs-irAs3s A. gene a.
reduction If sslars. Of sia's uihcials AMI obliion
% sinecuTes genera! svsieu c.! feirsa -hmsni in
al state expenditures. and many other equal
roinI.es aai the scion iu.t closet explains
Hha' these promises Heau; al ! hos ihey ssrs all
fuaIei. ;
"l"rkiuE back On the fe.l.;. a the .ui.,t be.
tween tie Exscutisc afl tie pat;y iea !c-s al ia.
partial yicu show. tina. uciiAs- H.. -aiuei much
10 ;:e .trg:sIs. hat ;ae leader, have i,G ;aoTs
ia "a the G'se.n"-. Tie latter has io.i nearly al
tue reform nessuiea BE- recommended. La; the 70
sPon'ibili,y ihefsa. al rec; more upon TIE party
leaders Nla have BAD q 'utro' Of both houses. and
WI, hr their iiNueu . c1aii At any time have
hurried Their 'uig 'ft'-. int pacing then in
Objectionable .hsi~. as tiotsTn"r. on the other
HAIL. -. .acsse.ei IT, having IL. friend, con.
tri"s'.. t. t-c rrl; t-sre; 81 the patiy leaders.
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SALE !,
REAL ESTATE IN ?ND DISTRICT.

by virtue of decree Of the Circuit Cont for
BALTIMORE county, sitting In Equity. passed a,
~: IN the case Of Henry fryfogle W.
r. Mary \. FryiOgle and others. the un-
dsrsigned. Trustees, will offer for sale at nn6I,s
auction. a, the Court House door, in Tcvson.
town. Baltimore county. on
THesiay. fae 25ih day II ADril. iss0.
ut u o'clock 4. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND Of which the late John Fryfogls died ssir.
Cd and possessed. containing 20 ACRES. 2
FOODS and 90 PERcllES. more or less. Situated
about one mile south Of Randallstosn. In ~.
Second District Of Baltimore county, ON the New
Cut Windsor Road aud the Old Joppa or Co.,s
Road. adjoining the lands Of Corusiius n shin-
ley ReEin u. Worthington and the late (,.srr.
Rogers. Being part Of the land which by DEED
dated January 2Oth, 1858, and recorded smong
the Land Records Of Baltimore county /. Lib.r
u. VI. y, No. I, folio 22l, 4c., was csavsvsd Nv
Noah Worthington Of Thomas. Resin NJ wo.-
thins'on and wife TO John Fryfogis. II Il i'm
proved by comfortable LOG HOUSE ana A.
cessary outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE. IS prescribed By Ii. d.
cree. are one-hAlf Of the purchase money Cssh.
aud the balance In six months, the credit nav,
mens 10 bear interest from day Of sale ana 70 4.
secured 10 the satisfaction of the Trustees or All
Cash at the option Of the purehashsr.
JOHN Y. c0NRRY,
DAVID q. MCINTOSH,
SAMUEL O. WILSON, Auc,ioneer.
April 3,-ts
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PRIVATE SALE

EA HOUSE AND LOT IN Tows0N. /.
TOWN,
Lot ia feet front and adjoins Trinity Church
property. The lot 10 In fee. The House l. two.
story frame. containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
For further particulars, apply to
john BURNS,
May 3t.-u Towsontown.
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by virtue d the power and authority contained
in the Mortgage Deed executed by Charles -.
I'd II. Mann and wife to Joseph k
r. j. Lewis of Chester county. in tho
sat" e P'Hu,y!tsnia. bearing date on or sbsut
tie "a LAY q April. 4. u. 1869. and recorded
among the Mortgage Records Of Baltimore county
II libsr L. II. A.. No. 81. folio $50. &c. the un-
designed. named therein n, Attorney. will offer
at m Ek|C SALE. on the PREMISES, on
'''si''',. tic lo'L day II april nsSt, Css0),
at II o'clock A. NJ.
ALL THAT Lot. PIECE OR PARCEL
OF LIND,
liin: AMI being in Tow.ontown. Baltimore eoan.
- MI. at the sogthea,t corner Of Chesapeaks
"ni Washington avenues. binding about IG3 feet
On tie south side of Chesapeake avenue. about $50
feet On the cas-; side of Washington avenue and
ab'ai - I'si On Susqushanna avenue. and par
uenia'iy described in said Deed Of Mortgage,
wish al the
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
an! :herihc appurisuancos thereto belou ging with
The tight T. the use Of the SPRING, PUMP
not -. &C.. appurtsnan; TO said property, and
u e'ndaeiins the water from said Spring to the
Smciley House.
The Improvements consist ola
LARGE STONE HOTEL. KNOWN AS THE
"SMEDLEY HOUSE"
three ''orie. high. with basement nearly above
ground. being about 90 feet By ~ feet, with up-
wards Of 90 rooms above basement; large aud
convenient
STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE,
ana othcr ou,buillings. The property |. too we'll
known - require further description.
Ink TERMS ARE CASH A. prescribed in
the Mortgage.
Eo- For further particulars. u. II. EMORY,
smeIlsy kou, or u c. II. EMORY, No. 4. st.
fAHi street. Baltimore Attorneys at Law. are re-
feTEei 10.
ENos sMEDLEY,
Attorney named in the Mortgage Deed.
March 2O.-ts.
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John 7. Ensor. Attorney at Law. Towson,own.
NJORTGAGEE'S SALE
A'A OF
\ DESIRABLE FARM NEAR BEcKLrYs.
WILLIE. BALTIMORE COUNTY

~
Ivy virtue of the power contained in . Mort
gaze from David Hare and Eliza Hare. his a.
:=f wife. to Daniel Bsekley. bearing
r. date the 3oth day Of May.
4. u. 1871. and recorded among the Mortgage
records OF baltimore county in Libsr J. h., No.
- ION" i'S. the undersigned. Mortgage named
~ ,ai Mortgage will sell ut public auction, At
"ol Vks HOTEL. in Beckleysviils. Baltimore
county. on
T"s'iay. april ISth. IssO.
A, II o'clock A. ~,
ALL THAT PART OF A TRACT OF LAND.
called Penelope" situated near BeekIeys,ill..
Baltimore county. and described in said Mort.
gage, a. follows: Beginning at q Black Oak tree.
a corner Of FowL!ss lands. and running thence
south IL degrees east l. and six-tenths perch.s.
south ~ degrees west 20 and eight tsnths psrehes
To the county road; thence running with said
road north ~ degrees west 10 perchss, north AZ
degrees east - psrches TO Jacob Hars's land:
thence running with said land south Al degrees
ca, 81 and seven tenihs perchss 20 the place on
beginning. containing
q ACRES. {? FOODS AND PERcHEs OF
LAND. MORE OR LESS.
This property is in a good state Of cultivation
and j. improved by n comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. Barn and all necessary outbuildiprs
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the Mort
gago-cash.
DANIEL BEcKLEY,
March 2"'-nl Mortgage.
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rI,RlSTEE'S SALE

by virtue d the power and authority contained
in Mortgage from William J. Wilson -.
AMI Mary D.. Wilson his wife
ri ~ Robert u. Mays.
dAied the 2',h DAY Of February. A. u. ISIS. sni
recorded among the Mortgage Records Of Balli-
more county IN Libsr J. D.. No. 20. folio 3:j. &c.
the undersigned. Mortgages, will offer q, public
sale. al the Court House door in Towsontown. on
Nssdss. a., 26i6 day ef April IssO.
AZ ~ O'Clock A. ".
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
sitastsd 81 Piney Hill. in baltimore county, con.
tanning
3ACREs. I ROOD AND Is PERcHEs
OF LAND,
and particularly described in said Mortgage 40
BY reference thereto will fully appear.
This house aud lot l. now occupied BY vii.
liam J. Wilson. II j. improved With q comfort
able HOUSE aud has on it . good young orchard.
TERMS Of SALE-CASH.
A payment Of 5000 will be required on the
day Of sale and the balance on the ratification
thereof By the Court.
ROBERT II. MAYS.
Mortgages.
WILLIAM FOSTER. Auetionser.
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o. FARMS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. for
tSosale cheap, and on easy tsruss hon an -
10 eighteen miles from Baliimoss cisy con r.
tanning from IS to 800 ACRES.
ALso, number Of beautiful country rssidsn-
ees, cottages, &C., at great Bargains.
Apply TO II. L. BOWEN,
Nc. smsdlsy Rev,
fse's'-u Tewsontswn, Ne.
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN Ex-
ECUTIvE COMMITTEE.
Fixing tho Time for Holding the Prina
RIGS and Convention-Rsso-
lutions sc

The Republican Executive Committee Of Balti-
more county met a; the Court House on wednss-
day. the presiieni, Alex. Mccormick, Jr.. in tho
chair. and WIN. II. Kinney, secretary. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting vas 10 name the places and
timo for holding the primary meetings, &c. The
following resolution Was unanimously adopted:
Re.oIrod, That Republicans should represent
Republicans, and none but Republicans be allowed
to vote at the primary meetings called by this com
mittee. None but those true TO the time -hoaored
principles Of the Republican party should repre-
'scnt the party in the County and State Conven-
tons. or In the National Convention which l. to
nominate Republican candidate for President
and Vice President Of the United States. The
members Of the Executive Committee in each dis
irici should appoint three judges for each voting
place, who shall appoint their own clerks, and
whenever the members Of the Executive Commit
teo from district disagree rs to the appointment
OF the judges, the minority Of the committee shall
have the right TO name n clerk.
The Committee refused TO recognize the author
ity Of the State Executive Committee to fix the
time for holding the primary meetings and con-
'cniion, and decided to hold the primary in tho lst
district on Friday. 25d inst. and the County Con-
veniioa on Monday. April 10th, instead Of on Sat-
urlay, May ist. the date selected by the State
Committee.
Petitions were presented asking that the 9th
dsirie, primaries be held in the precincts, but
these were disre:arded and there will be but one
voting place in the district.
After the transaction Of some other unimp ortant
business the Committee adjourned,
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MONTHLY REPORT

ANA - fuI
TREASIkEk AND COLLECTOR OF TANES
FOX BALTIMORE OUNTY. FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH. $50.
In ac-prdsncs With the requirement. Il an Act
passed January Session. l>.G. the Treasurer
and Collector 81 Taxes tor Baltimore county here
By make. report 10 the County Coinini. Toner. Of
the amounts received and disbursed for the month
Of Marcn. lss0. A. follow:
Cash rec-irsd from all sources dnring the
month OF Marrh. fSSO:
Cash On hand March lot. Isso.............$ iIgy4s
Proceeds coIntnis,ioners' note $4,000
-i.coun; sId6. :. i..................,... IIS:sI3
Amt paid W. II. RUBY in errur.......... I.oo
II. {. liuiehin', Collector. on levy Is7> lgsu.77
1879 G,535.l2
A"Nt...s.-'s' l-.-u
blSBTESEMENTS.
Disbursements for March. ISs0...........saja5i.ss
u,,,pe. :.sr.I-
HENRY Z. lIITJHiNS.
Apr. lp.-f. ITsasu.,s anl Collector.
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Thomas J. Hunter. Attorney at Law. Tow
sOntown, Nj.
THrsTEE's SALE \.
A VALUABLE FARM IL THE 10TH bis.
TRIcT. NEAR MONKToN, on
THE y. {. X. ".

by virtue Of decree Of the Circui; Cour; for
baltimore county. passed. in q cause in sail court
- wherein Mary Zillah Upton ct al. co.
EsssI are eomplainan;s. and Levi. YIN. 49,.
I2ton Upton ct al. are dsfsndanis.
the undersigned. Trustee will offer for sale. Nv
public auction. on the Frcni'es. near Munkton
Station. y. c. X. W. on
Wsdnssday, Tie Iiii tag IF iy..H. isSo.
at o'clock T.. NJ.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND. NEAR MONK.
TON. CONTAINING So ACRES. ROOD
AND II PERCiIE> OF LAND.
more or less. being the land on which tho la,o Ira
Upton resided and Of which he died seized
The improvements consist of = comfortable
FRAME wELLiNG HOUSE
Stable Wagon House and Corn House. aud other
necessary outbuildin:s.
Also. small tract OF woodland. containing
ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
adjoining the lands of wm. Pearcc. Elihu CulIy
and Steer Upton. This tract IL heavily covered
with oak. hickory AMI chestnut timber
The Terms of sale As prescribed by the decree
ars-One third cash, one. third in xix month. AMI
the balance in twelve months from dag Of sale
the credit payments 60 bear interest FROM day Il
sale asd to be secured by the notes Of the par.
chaser with security TO be approved by the Tru.-
tee. or all cash. at the purchasers u iion. \ lie.
Posit Of $500 will be required the iay Of sale
Tl0S. j. HUNTER.
Trustee.
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The undersigned will o.Fcr on the same place.
on the same day. 2Sh 'f .iprii. i>so. a, the hour
OF 10 o'clock A. ". the Personal Property Of the
said deceased. eon.aing In LAti a. fnlloM.. vi, !:
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY MEET.
INGS AND COUNTY CON.
VENTION.

TlNHE REPUBLICAN VOTERS Of baltimore
l. county are respectfully requested to assemble
~ Primary Meetings for the purpose Of eleetins
FIVE DELEGATES from each district 10 meet
in County Convention in TowSONTOwN, on
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Immediately after the sale Of the above lie
seribed Real Estate. I. a. Administrator of ,aii
Ira Tiptsn. deceased. will offer for sale By public
auction. on said premises.
MARES. I HORSE. | Mich cow. will .5on
q be fresh; HEiFER. Spring
&<wsson, l Farm Wagon. Horse fY@SE
,AA Rake. Cutting Boz. Piough.. 49,
Harness. Side Saddle. lot Of Shoats . u .!
Chickens AID . variety Of Farming Utsnsil..-
Also. Household and kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known On day Of sale BY
SLIcER TfpTON.
Adm;ais;Fs:
WILLIAM FOSTER. Aue;ioneer.
March 2O.-ts.
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LICENSES To RETAILERS OF >PIRiTUOCS
OR PREVENTED LIQroRS OR
LAGER BEER.
OYSTER AND EATING Houses.
The lcen.e t" he paid by the keeper. Of oyster
AMI eating houses i. 5000 throughout the State.
FEMALE VENDERS.

Female. 'endin. millinery aud other small ar.
iicles. whose stock i not $500. pay n iiccn,,
required 60 pay the same license other person.
oath o. he made 90 the amount II stock at the
principal season 81 the year.
LICENSES To OWNERS AND KEEPERS
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Real Estate Sales.
John T. Ensor and William 8. Keech, A
tornsys. Towsontown, Md.
'I,RUSTEES' SALE

4 VALUABLE FARM IN THE 5TH ELEC-
TI0N DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY.
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\IORTGAGEE'S SALE

Emory & Emory, Solicitors. ~ Sc. Paul ST.,
baltimore. and Towsontown.
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NUCTlN % UaIiIlnUTc COUNTY.
V. By instruction. received from the Trca,-
ury Department; a; the Clerk oaicc. all persons
applying for license Of any kind except mar
riasc hccn.r.. which are the ZANE ~ heretofore.
will hereafter have % pay tie Zee uf fifty cents for
issuing the anne. making a total Of sixty cents as
stated above.
The Zee OF fifty cen,- has heretofore been charged
o. the state.
WILLIAM A. SLADE,
April lO.-il.l Sheriff of Baltimore county
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OF STATIONS AND JACKS.

The owner or keepers of every stallion or jack
hall. before being permitted g. stand or station
such animal pas tp the Clerk Il the Circuit Court
OF -uine Ut the c"uuiic Ia this state the high
e.; sum which be- nicnl- 60 ask or receive for the
season 81 enc mare and the receipt II the said
Clerk. with the .eAl 81 hi. Court attached thereto
f"r saii .uu. hal be- the license for .taiioning or
st1nlIn: .u,h 'iili"ii jack tor year from the
date Thereof provided. that in ease shal the
.u;n directed 10 the paid by thi- section for such
lcon.c b" .r.- than ten dollar. and that every
stallion ~ jack upon which the .aiI tax is paid
hall he exempt from al other state tax.
MII.IlAM A Il Ale
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THE LARGE STONE HOTEL. KNOWN AS
THE SMEDLEY HOUSE. LOCATED IN
TowSONTOwN. BALTIMORE
COUNTY, MD.
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John +. Conrey and David q. McInsosh
Attorneys, Towsontown
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LoYGNEcKER BROS. Editor, a Propr,.
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:. Attorney named in the Mortgage Deed.
March 20.-ts.
, 1880-10-30
Territorial Newspapers.


The Seattle Iitclliyencer comes out with
a long lis: of the newspapers published in
Washington Territory, with the result
that there are about 20 Republican to 3
Democratic As one good horse is worth
a hundred cayuses so these three Demo
cratic are worth all the Republican news
papers combined which are patent ar
rargcments and if edited with the same
ability inside as they are outside would be
worthy of some consideration. The
SrArEsMtN and Dayton NerS are mention
ed as being ''cut and out democrats. "
Now We have this tc say, that both the
editors of these two papers are men who
fought during the War to abolish slavery
and put down the rebellion and should
another such an issue arrive there Is no
doubt but they would fight again. The
editor of the STATESMAN fought in the
Union army until the end of the war, was
in several fights and twice wounded. How
many of the Republican editors can say
as muchl With the exception of johnson
Of the Cnion who '.it and bled in theCom-
misary Department at Fort Walla Walla,
We are ignorant Of any other editor who
ever smelt the smoke of an engagement.
Blood viii tell, and the two or three de-
mocratic newspapers have more circula-
ton and influence than all the others
combined.
, 1880-10-30
GOOD FOR OREGON!
Rous.ng Democratic Procession !!
DEMOCRATS ENTHUSIASTIC
REPUBLICANS AND CHINAMEN
DOWNCAST.
The O. r. & n. 60. q. x. and Solid
For Democracy.
CHINESE 4 REPUBLICANS AFFILIATE
[sPEciAL TO THE sIArEsNAS.l


PoRr1oNp, Oct %.
The torchlight procession here last night
WAS the grandest and larges. ever seen IN
Oregon; il was over a mile in length;
large delegations attended from neigh
boring counties. Captain George Aims
worth and other o. r. & n. officials
as well as all in Wells Fargo's office.
turned out in force as did many Wholesale
and retail merchants. and majority OF
Jewish citizens and large numbers OF Ger
mans The democrats are elated and the
republicans very dovnhearted. Bets are
offering that Hancock will carry the State
and the greatest enthusiasm prevails all
along the democratic bne.
The Standard publishes an article and
gives responsible names for the authority
that the Chinese contributed SlO6o 10 the
republican campaign fund. 1t also says
that Ike Blum in a speech to Garfield
cadets said that the success Of the repub-
licau parade, Oct. 18th, was due to the
Chinese, whereupon some one proposed
three cheers for the Cinnamon, which was
given, Hon. A. j. Lawrence, of Baker
county, is doing great service for the DEM
ocrsts by his spee.hes The republicans
still deny the authenticity OF the Garfield
Morey letter. So far the democrats have
got the best of it; the republicans are
doing everything possible TO break the
evidence, but fail to do so. LabOrers on
thi, coast know that the Central Pacific
railroad openly supports republicans be-
cause it favors and sympathizes with the
Chinese