The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
EDITORIAL xOrEs.
Elections are ea.sed bore, anyway

Ae eb-Sec 4AaS tneIe Dtea M eietttVn
in these parts latelyq
We have two or three flags aud d
rooster cock TO lend till November.
Grants sudden temperance reform
didn't pan worth cent at Chicago.
The Grcenbackers viii vote for Thur.
man against sherD:an's man Garfield.
The Democratic National Convention
meets at Cincinnati on the 22d inst.
Unpledged delegations to Cincinnati
has been the motto Of Democrats every.
where.
Grant returned from Little Rock
and struck tbunderin' sight bigger
one at Chicago.
The Chicago delegates to tho Illinois
State Democratic Convention are in
structed fer Seymour.
Texas, Pennsylyania and Vermont
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention
are in favor Of Hancock.
The OreJoniea is tenacious sun Of
a-gun. In It's iasue Of last Wednesday
it pronounced in favor Of Blaine for
1884!
The Democracy Of Linn are going 70
dig worms and go a.fshing until the
November election ard then look out
for us
John sherman threw OF on whisky
and took to taGy at the Chicago Con
vention, and thus lost the Presidential
nomination.
Since last Mondays work We agree
with the Cleveland PlaindeaLer that "a
traitorous Democrat always makes fbe
meanest Republican r
After fighting over Grant aud Blaine
for a whole week the Chicago Congen
ton was compelled to fall back among
the common cattle for candidate.
n An Albany Rad Gays IL Grant hae
been nominated he would have votet
for him, but would rather he hal dies
when the report vas going The rounds
An Ohio man, nov Ia this city, sayi
, he knsws Garfield. and that '.his brcatl
) always smells like compound Of lin
: burger cheese, salt rlieum and dead catF
r Our big boisterous roOster-cocl, is
being groomed and trained for Novem
Der, which the same accounts for Iii
non-aPpearance in our columns TIM
+ week.
Some idiot teIegraphs to the Orcgo
nian that the Republicans have elected
, the entire ticket in Linn, when III,
fact is they haven't elected over hall
of it,
What in thunder is the matter with
) the Portland Standard? We haven't
/ got one for several days past, and some
, Of its subscribers here complain Of the
: same neglect.
Ben. Butler says if the Democrats
! viii nominate Judge Field for Presi-
; dent he will pledge himself TO carry
Massachusetts, for him We a,e
afraid this will bust Fields chances.
/, The Cincinnati Convention should
nominate ALLEN G. THURyAx Of OAiC
against Garfield, and thus let the bis
fight be made in the Buckeye State
Thurman can "wollop' the Radica
"Gar."
The "Pluned knight Of Maine" has
, had his feathers terribly bedragglet
in the filth of the Chicago Convention
5 and all for naught Farewell, Jim
l my A long farewell to all thy great
, ness
The OreJO'ian has for the past yeai
been an intense free trader, and now i
turns right abopt and proceeds to ca
crow by enthusiastically supporting
Garfield, the most radical of high pro
tectiyc tariff mem What feat vii
that gumelastic concern perform next
And now we won't have that expo
sure of Grant by the convicted whisky
ring fellow, Mcdonald, as it was only
, to be made in case of Grants nomina
tion at Chicago. What big stink the
country is spared We ere glad of it
because chloride of lime is very scarce
[ now.
{ The Standard says that voters weri
openly bought in Portland on election
, day and marched up to the polls by
Radical corruptionists just as the drovel
would lash his cattle into the stocl
5 pens. Pretty much the same sort o.
) practice prevailed up this way about
that time.
Multnomah county elected the entire
Republican ticket by insignificant ma
: jorities ranging from 400 to 1866
. Georges majority fer Congress was