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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-06
THE NEW YORK
T R I B y N E
FOR 1880.

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the news best worth knowing, and for enforcing
socnd politics. From the day the war closed 1t has
been most anxious for end of sectional strife.
But 1t saw two years ago, and the first persist
emily to Proclaim the new danger to the country
from the revived alliance Of the Solid South and
Tanmany Hall. Against that danger it sought to
rally the old purity OF Freedom and the Union. 1t
began by demanding the abandonment of personal
dislikes and set the example. 1t called for an end
to attacks upoa each other instead Of the enemy
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
ruE MAINE "nArIFE.~


The Republicans Of this city are in
deed hard up tor a "ratify.' They
hand-biiled the town for a meeting last
"Wednesday night to ralify the Repub-
liean victory in Maine, and sent for
Mitchell to do the Epouting for them
The farious onslaught Of Don Quixote
on the wind mill could not be any more
ridiculous or absurd than this Radical
attempt to magnify the Maine election.
The party in that State organized what
Mr.. Blaine termed their "usual mag
niiicent dress parade" with tle hope Of
securing n very largely increased ma,
joriiy over Hayes 10000 in 1876, go
as to have the result construed az aA
indication Of popular sentiment They
used every possible appliance to that
end, bull-dozing employees, hiring labor
agitators, and making as much fdss and
spending as much' money na could with
safety he turned from New York and
Indiana. Nothing was expected from
this, even by seruLinizing Democrats,
short Of Republican majority of from
10000 TO $4,000, and sanguine Repub-
licans inflated their expectations up to
10000 or 25,000. And what Is the
resultl The full returns, tclegraphed
yesterday, show that Piais:cd, Demo
crat, Is eieeted Governor hva pluraIity
Of III. So this lets the bupg COM
pletely out Of the Republicans and en-
titles the Democracy to all the "ratify"
chat pertains TO tie Maine election
There IS no question now but that
Maine viii throY her electoral vote
against Garfield in November. Won
der if the Albany Rads Will ralify lhat2I
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
OUR COMING FAIE.

Remember that the Linn County
Fair is week after next. Let every
citizen of Linn that can spare the time
be on hand and lend his help in max
ing it a magnificent success. Nothing
is a greater advertisement for our coun-
try's progress aud capabilities than these
annual expOsitions of our products.
Come and bring your families-espe-
cially your wives and daughters who
have worked so faithfully and industri-
ous'y during your heavy harvest sea
son. They are entitled to a season of
rest, recreation and enjoyment.
Bring your stock. samples of pro
duee, fruits, manufacture, art and sci
ence. Let there be good exhibition
of all these things, for when the display
is good the attendance viii be large and
satisfaction general.
Hence, turn out, every body, and
make our Fair what By natural right ii
ought to be a grand success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
CoME oyER TO TTsE DEHoeRieY.

The ablest Republican paper in
Washington Territory, the Seattle Post,
squarely bolts the nomination of Brents
fer CoDgress, and supports the nomina-
ton of Judge Burke, Democrat. Last
weeks issue Of that paper says: Those
who are acquainted with Judge Burke
(and his acquaintance extends sll over
this Territory know him to be man
Of the strietest honor and probity. His
record as politician viii bear the Clos
est searehing, and his private character
and life is above reProaeh. 4 man Of
antiring energy. with knowledge Of
men and keen appreciation of the ne
cessiiies of this Territory, Judge Burke
viii faithfully represent the interests of
the people. Irrespective of party. We
heartily endorse his nomination, firmly.
believing that IN his election lies the
greatest COED to Washington, 10th East
and West"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
s.rersEArIyE STANDING, conMrrTErs.
IN rnn SENATE.

IN TtrE SENATE.
Public Buildings Grim, colyig and Eli
on Engrossinenl starkwealher, Waldo
and Bureh.
on Printing Waldo, Leo and Cochran.
on Enrollhient- Humphrey, Waters and
Smith,
On 1lallroail4 Simon, Tyson and Wright. |
ON Roads and Highways Grim
and Burch.
on Commerce Waters, Fdlton aud
On rnbilc Lands- Waldo. Ross and
Gates.
ON Eduealion- Mcconnell, Woodward
aud Hendricks.
on Federal Relations Stark weather,
Grim and Sislln.
ON Mining Woodward, stearns aud 81.
on Judiciary Fulton Simon,
Bilyeu and lIaineh.
Ways and Means--Apperson Colyig,
Mcconnell, Smith aud Cochran.
ON Eleetiohs--colylg, Humphrey and
On olaims--s,carns, Apperson and Dn-
wilson.
On corpomtlons Tyson, Knight and
| Iiaines.
on Counties rullon, Leo and Pcnning-
ton.
ON Humphrey, Waters and
|
Special Committee on Assessmenis-
mon, Knight and Pennington.
Committee TO Investigate the Insane
Asylum -liilyeu aud Stehrna.
Select Committee on the GOvernor's
Message Waters and Grim.
Committee 10 Investigate tho Locks Com
missioner Colvig and Pennington.
Jol:u Committee on part of tho Senate 10
investigate tho books of tho State Treas
= urer-Apperson, colvig and Smith.
Joint Committee To investigate the books
aud accounts of tho Superintendent OF ttc
f'enltentiafy- Fulton, Starkweathor and
Gates.
Joint Committee TO investigate the books
and accounts of the Secretary of State and
Land Comm isslouers-Simon and Glow.
~ TuE HOUSE.
OQ Eloetions-Paul, barrett. Smith oi
Marion, Lawrence and Caldwell.
ON Ways and Aieans-Biles, Worcester
and Schooling
ON EducaIion-Wa Znmwali
J and Tuttlc.
ON Ciaims-will, collard aud Wallace
Judiclary-Taylor Ford, Beebe, ThomP
! son and Bid.
ON Military Affairs Brockway, ,IIarpol'
and Shelton.
! On Roads and IIighwnys-Wiiblm, Mont
Romery aud Stanley.
, Thompson.
, ON Enrolled Biils-Ford, Payne an,
] I:hinchart.
On Printing Craig, Durham and Now
. man.
: ON Indian Afialrs-w waeganer, savag
and Kelly of Umaiilia
y GA Commerce Yates, TAYLOR, Morris
/. Parker aud itodghins.
On Corporations-wor Kelly q
u Multnomah, aud Galloway.
On Federal Relations -- Patterson q
Folk, Palmer and Chamberlain.
s ON Counties PA tterron of Washington
Gcer aud barnard.
u Oh Public Lauda-I -Iaughlin, Meyer
and Smith OF Jackson.
On Mining Scott, spencer and Lam
= renee.
1 ON Inicfunl Jmprqveaicnts = Dawson
y Pross.er aud Elayina.
1 ON Puhiis BuiIdlngs-Wiison, Mint
: and Pipes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
sEyaToE GEOVER.s HEAErn.

BY private letter from Senator
Grover we learn that he IS still at Dan
vile Springs, New York, and that his
health, which has been in 50 distressful
a state for long time, Is sloaly i'm
proving. He writes that he hopes to
be able to enter upon his Senatorial la
bors at the rsassembling of Congress
with renewed health and vigor. We
heartily join his legions of Oregon
friends in wishing him a speedy restora-
tion to perfect health.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
Assignee's Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under and by virtue Of an assign
ment duly made under and by virtue OF
an Act Of tine Legislature Of fbe Siaie 81
Oregon, approved Oct. Is, 1873, entitled
''Au Act 70 seseiffe creditors just division
Of tic estates Of debtors who convey 10
assignees for lbc benefit OF creditors" aud
en.ered Oi record Bn the Circuit Co,iit Of
the state Of Dretof for Linn Co OH the Igth
day of----. 1873 by Asa 81. Peterson, fIl-
solvent, the undersigRed, J. X. Weather
ford, As ignee Of the estate Of Asa Is Pc
Ierson. lnsoiyent, wiz sell al public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, tic 9tt day Of Ocf0ber, 1880,
at the Court House door In the City OF Al
baDy, Linn Comfy, Oregon, between Tie
hours Of one O'Clock and five O'Clock PM.
Of said day, to-wit: at the hour Of one
O'Clock Il. 81. Of E9id day, in separate lois,
the following described real estate:
]. Ono scrc being a strip OF laud twenty.
| Two ~ feet vide across the West end Of
the land claim described as follows: Cona-s
uIeusjug at the S. w. corner or Claim No.
81, IN Up. Il ). X. 2 w, thence Easi 7,s.zi
chains, thence South zl.si chains. thslire
West 73.2i chains, thence North n "a
chains 20 the plasie Of beginning, Ia Liam
county, Oregon.
| =. beginning at The s. T.. corner OF the
| DOnaiiOE Land Claim of John 81. Bufgs
/ sltftA 9hilA -. AStifec be1iIZ claim No. 3Z,
thence North 1886 chains, thence West
/ 1918 chains, thence South 1886 chains,
thence East 57.1j chains TO the place OF i.sr
| ginning, containing 75 acres, lying and ~
| ing in Linn county, Oregon.
8, All OF the South half of the Donation
Land Claim ora. II. Peterson and susan-
nah Peterson. being Notification No. z5.ag,
and Claim 60, being paris Of Seciions lB.
/ ~, 20 and q, In lip. II y. u. West Of the
/ Willamette Meridian, Linn comfy, Org
gon, excepting therefrom that part hereto
fore sold and conveyed by two deeds OF
conveyance, one of which is 10 Melissa } :
| kluni and the other TO David II. Peterson, /,
tho amount remaining being go aert =.
more or less, lying auI being IN Linn
county, Oregon.
4. beginning at q point SO rods lsas. fToIa
the y. w. corner Of Section 81, running
thence South 20 reds, thence East 81 rods,
thence North 20 rods, thence West 90 rods
70 place Of beginning. containing 10 acres,
in Up = 5. y. W., In Linn county, Ore.
gon.
Lots two and 3 or said land fn-other is
subject 70 a mortgage Of about t1s01
Terms Of sale-one half cash. old coin,
| 10 be paid on day OF sale, and the remain
ing one-halr 70 be paid in three months,
secured 10y mortgage on the premises.
Dated this Isl day oi September. 1850.
j. X. h'EATiIERF0RD,
5wf Assignee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
HON. JAS. Il. SLATER.

Hon. Jas. II. Slater viii speak at the
Count House in this city next Monday
evening. \ grand toreh-light process.
sion, headed by the Hancock Guard in
full uniform. will parade the streets,
and the occasion viii be one of great
interest TO the Albany Democracy.
A eoriial invitation is extended to
the ladies and to the people of the coun-
ty generally.
Come and hear the able and distin-
guished Senator discuss the issues Of
the day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
orr TTH-TTM.

Alter a somewhat close investigation
of political affairs in this county, we
are now prepared to bet
First-Tbree to one that UmatiIla
viii give Haneock and English go
lnsjoriey
seoOnd-Two 70 one that ii viii give
300.
Third-Eyen money that it viii 90
not less than $50 Democratic.
FourtI,-Tbat 50 Republicans in the
county viii vote for HancoeJ. and Eng
fish.
Fifth-That Oregon will go Demo
cratic.
Business transacted at our oAiee.-
Pendzeto7s East Oregouian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
ALoXG TnE sKIRMIsH LISE.

Notes of grave trouble, which may
possibly end in '9blud, come from Port
land Last Saturday hot war Of
words was indulged in by two very
prominent Democrats on the streets OF
that city (all in relation to personal
matters) which would have ended in
blows but for the intervention Of by
ISLANDERS, and later in the evening two
Radical editors-Ihrye Scott Of the
Oreyonia,, and Col Parrish Of the Bu1-
Leti,a-met face to face on the street and
called each other by such endearing cpl
thets as cd liar" Mitchell hireling, +"
etc, ending with bristling threats Of
"Pistels and coffee for two, SINCE which
time friends of the respective belliger,
ents are momentariIy expecting to hear
of deadly duel somewhere along the
hanks Of Bloody Sandy"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
Am,scocE rooM.Is Aar4SY.


Last Sunday, while an extraordi
narily large crowd were gathered in the
paFior and Office Of the Exchange Ito.
tel, kept by BIr. Edward Murray in
this city, vote was taken for Presi-
dent, resulting 40 for Hancock and I
for Garfield. Six of those voting for
Hancock had voted for Hayes in 1876.
Nearly all Of these men were mechan-
les and laborera, and they have resolved
that they will vote with the party that
is pledged to put stop to Chinese i'm
migration.
Hnrrah for the honest worlsingmen
of Oregon!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
COZ. 3. d. LARRlnET.


Col. G. IL. Ia.ralee viii qddresa the
citizens Of orrgon ae the felIov Ing
times aud places
Corvallis. Monday, September 90.
Dallas, Wednesday, September %.
Independence. Thursday, September -.
Salem, Saturday, September -.
Aurora, Monday, September -.
Oregon City, Tuesday, September %.
McAiinnville, Thursday, September 80.
I.afsyette, Friday, October |.
HilIsboro, Saturday, October >.
Portland, Monday, October 4.
Astoria, Wednesday, October 6.
The Dallea, Saturday, October 9.
Weston, "Wednesday, October 3.
Pendleton, Thursday, October 1.
Union, Saturday, October g.
Baker City, Monday, October 9,
The local committees will advertise
the time Of day aud the places for the
meetings.
By order Of State Central Com.
c. +. BRATTIe, Chairman
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
ro DEMocRATIC CLrns Is LIS.

The Secretaries of the various Han
cock and English campaign Clubs in
Linn, county are requested to send to
Mart. v. Brown, the Linn county mem
ber Of the State Central Committee, at
Albany, their post Office address, the
number of members enrolled in their
Club, the name of their President, date
of meetings, and any other information
that may be of benefit to the eause.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. J. X. Woathcrford, candidate for
Elector, win address tle citizens
u tho following times and places,
Cottage Grove, Thursday, September J0th.
Creswell. Friday, October lst.
Engene City, Saturday, October I'll.
Jnnctiou City, Monday, October 4th.
Monroe, Tuesday, October 9th.
Corvallis, Wednesday, October 9Th.
Independence, Thursday, October 7tii.
Dallas, Friday, October sth.
Lafayette, Saturday, October 9th.
RIcMinnville. Monday, October llth.
sheridan, Tuesday, October 18th.
Hillsboro, We dnesday, October l3lh.
Portland, Thursday. October hth.
Astoria E'dday, October 18th.
So IIoicns, Saturday, October l6tli.
Oregon city. Monday, October 18Th
Molalla. Tuesday, October 10Th.
Gcrvais, Wednesday, October 20ti
Salem, Thursday, October 2lst.
silvertou, Friday, October 22d.
Jefferson, Saturday, October 23l.
scio, Monday, October 25th.
Lebanon, Tuesday, October 2Gth.
Brownsville, wednesday, October 9th
Ifarrisbnrg. Thursday, October 2sth.
IIalsey, Friday. October Goth.
Albany, Saturday, October Goth.
The opposing candidates are respcetfdll
invited TO join in the discussions. The Iocl
committees will please arrange Tor tho tin
aud place of speaking, Democratic pape
please copy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
rx..nAaron nrrenrIl.s srrrrn.


Hon. J. II. Mitchell addressed a large
audience at the eonrt house on NYednes.
day evening, and The faithful Of course
received his speech with the usual gush
Of gullable enthusiasm. Although Mr..
Mitchell treated his subject with more
fairness and candor than is exhibited by
the average Radical stump orator, yet
he made many glaring misrepresenta-
tions Of facts and palpahle peryersions
Of history which could not escape tho
observation of his intelligent hearers.
Being short of legitimate political cap.
ital he waved the ''bloody shirt" with
regulation Radical precision, ahd Mt
tempted thereby to create an impression
adverse to the Southern people. Ills
assertion chat Gen. Hancock was the
nominee of the Solid South is a positive
misstatement Of fact. A largo majority
of the Southern States went to the Gin
cinnati Convention pledged to BAyards
nomination., while only Louisiana and
n portion of the Texas delegation sup
ported HANCOCK on the lirst ballot. Mr..
Mitchell asserted that Hancock Was not
nominated by his own State. This ia
not the fact Dougherty of Pennsylya.
nia-lIaneock's native State placed
him in nomination, and not until the
second ballot, when his nomination wa'
a foregone conclusion, did the Soutl
change it's vote to him.
Mr.. Mitchell dwelt for nearly an
hour ON the manner Of tho organization
of the Democracy in Congress so M I,
secure the payment of the rebel wal
debt, In this he paid very poor com
pliment to the intelligence of his audi
encc. He must know that il they ar,
not wholly uninlormed ON Constitution
nj law they must know that tho -Four
teenth Amendment absolutely prohibit
the payment of any part Of this debt
and that the Southern States came bael
into the Union under the operation oI
and with full sanction to this Amend
ment. We quote the amendment else
where in this paper
We reere. that We have not space I
follow Mr., Mitehcl's ilimsy and glarin
misrepresentation to the close. The
were in the main untcnable and III
founded, and only require fair scrutin
and plain Presentation Of fac,s to di.
prove every ono of them
His audience Was we'll represented b
Democrats, and his allusion to tn
brave and gallant lIancocl, brough
down the house in tumultuous roun
of applause, and SO aalonished and l.,
fuddled him Tor frw moments that
scarcely knew (which one Of the boy
he was -
II his speech has hail any effect " bal
ever It is beneficial to the Democrat
cause, and we hope that he will coutinu
the campaign in the limo Of talk ,ha
Pcryaded his Albany address.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
srN.roR sLArra.s arroINsnENrs.

lion. james II. Slater will address
the citizens OF Oregon at the following
times and places
Corvallis, Saturday, Sept. ..
Albany, Monday. sept. =.
scio, Tuesday, Sept. -.
salem, Wednesday, Sept. %.
Oregon City, Thursday, sept. 30.
Dallas, Saturday, Oct ?.
Independents, Monday, Oct. 4.
McAfinnviile, Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Lafayette, wednesday, Oci. =.
HIllsbOro, ThnrEday, Oct. :.
Astoria, Saturday, Oct. ..
The hour Of speaking at Albany will
be : o'clock p. m, and at Harrisburg
and Seio at o'clock =. N.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
THAT T0Rcm-LIGmT PROCESSION.

BY actual count there were 46 per
sons in the Mitchell torch-light process
sion on Wednesday night 80 men and
l6 boys
The Republicans were evidently
ashamed Of the affair, and we heard one
Of them say that he "never did go any.
thing on such d-d nonsense anyhow r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
Goon NEMs.

Col. Larrabee this week received a
dispatch from Ohio that the "Buckeye9
State is pointing Enthusiastically in q
Hancockian direction; also one from
Connecticut that that state-is anre for
Hancock by at least 5000 majority.
Thus we glide.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
rG'E BENTON DEmoGEaCY.

There was grand torch-light pro
cession last Monday night at Corvallis,
after which Col. Larrabec and Hon. J.
w. Nesmilh addressed an immense
audience at the conrt henae. Our latest
adviees from Benton indicate that the
county viii give Hancock At least 100
majority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
Tmr .EEHEL DEnr. =

Daspairing Of any other weapon of
attack upon Gen. Hancock, the Rep,fb-
lican orators and ink singers are voeif.
erously demanding of him that he make
known his position on the question Of
payment Of the Southern war claims.
Is il possible tiat the stupid asses do
not know that President Hancock will
have no power TO act on either side OF
this question The Constitution OF the
United States settles this matter be.
yonl all question. II these j,classical
RadicaIs will for once in their lives
take the time aud pains to peruse that
instrument they will ind that their ap-
ptehcnsiona are wholly groundlcsa. The
Fourteenth Amendment TO The consti-
tntion saya
SgcrIoS L. Tho validity Of the pub
lie debt Of the. United States, author
lied hy law, including debts incurred
for payment of pensions and bounties
for services in suppreasing insurrection
or rebellion, shall not be questioned.
But neither che United States nor
any State shall assume or pay any debt
or obligation incurred in all of insur-
rection or rebellion against the United
States, or any claim for the loss or
emancipation Of any slave, but all such
debts, obligations aud claims shall he
held illegal and void.
Now win the Radicals please give ms
4 rest on this sort Of nonsense and try
to find something to harp upon which
will at least challenge the respectful
discussion of their opponents
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
saHoRTAa VyORDs.

The great principles Of American liberty
are StlIl the laNsF inheritance of this pCo-
pie, ana ever Shauld be. The right OF trial
by 50ry, enc haIeas corpus. the liberty OF
the press, the freedom of speech, the natu.
raj rights OF persons and the rights 0r prop.
crty must he preserved.
WINFIELD :. HANCOCK.
BaJ. Gen. CoAd'G Dept. IA. and Texas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
zee pEnoenaTs Or IapErE, praer.

The Democrats of Independence,
Polk county, last Saturday night or
ganized Hancock Club with 30 en-
rolled members Mr. L. w. Robinson
Ia life-long Republican, bnt a soldier
under General Hancock, fer whom he
viii work and vote-was unanimously
elected President of the Club. lie is
a very intelligent gentleman and viii
bring with linn quite an accession of
Republicans to the Hancock standard.
Hurrah for the boys Of Independ-
ence
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24

PRog. ALLEN, elairvoyant medium,
has had revelation from The spirit
world that Hancock will be elected
with 3O3 electoral votes. That settles
il. aThere are spirits in tho air.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-24
TO HANCOCK cLTns.
onroox CIrY, Sept. 8, 1880.

OnrooN CIrY, Sept. 8, 1880.
70 Me Hancock and English Clubs Of
Oregon, grestiag!;
Gralifcd at the interest and zeal
manifested for Democratic principles
and the success of the Democratic party
in the ensuing Presidential election, by
the spontaneous organization Of the va
rions clubs, as auxiliaries of the party,
l respectfully request all and each Of
them to report their names, date of or
gauization, names of officers and num-
ber of members to J. r. Wiley, of
Portland, who has charge of Democrat
ic Headquarters at that place.
c. +. BEATIE,
Chairman Of State Central Com.