The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-02
rDrronTAE porSrs.
wE'yn got ,em

WE'VE got 'efn
PonrLAND hasn't yet ratified Car
field.
GAnrlr1D voted for the facl. salary
grab.
HAxcocn is the Northern idol Of the
South.
AhnrLD and Gartlnr hcapee ike
cbinee lieee.
GARFIELD got slice of the Credit
MobiIier swag.
GnAsr has gone 70 Colorado pixies
Peak or bass z
GARFIELD voted and worked against
the anti. Chinese bill.
GEx. Jxo. $. MAnnApUKE Is talked
of for Governor Of Missouri.
The Army and Navy officers and
men are almost solid for Hancock.
OREGON is $500, 600 better Off I,y the
appropriations Of the late Congress.
FGAuDY Hayes has gone to Hartford,
Conn, to witness a base ball match.
TnAD. STEVENS called Gen. Hancock
the "stonewall" of the Union army.
/
GRANT says Hancock will be elected.
We suppose he will hack his Judgment
with his vote.
GARFIELD was q caiai lsoatman, aid
on the tow-palh learned the va!ae q
DE GoIyer pavementa.
CANAL boatnan Garfield, since l.c
has heard Of Hancock's nomination, il
shrieking in terror, Low bridgel' =
Tm Oregon delegate on the commit
tee to notify Hancock Of his nomina
ton Is J. w. Wisdom, Of Baker City
"A PgRJuHgE and man who attempts
to suborn perjury Is not fit to be Presi
dent. These are some Of the facts il
the public record Of James 4. Garfield
DEMOCRATS or Lixx! You ha,,
started in noblyi Stand by yonr gnng
and in November we will redeem IT,,
disaster Of june and give Hancock apC
English fall three hundred majority
GES. ScHoTIELD, Commanding tht
Military Department Of the Pacific
promptly telegrarl,sd from his Sal
Franciieo headquarters his hearty con
ordinations 10 Gen. Hancock on hi
nomination.
HoN. WY. II. ExGL.sII, our candi
date for Vice President, WAS foE foui
years a Clerk in the Z. S. Treasury de
paEtment. under President Pierce, ane
for his economical watchfuh,css Of tLr
public vaults be was denouiina,ed IL,
Bulldog of the Treasury"
THE vote that nominated CARTEL,
was sea bare majority Of his Con
vention and this after sc ballots. III
vote that nominated Hancock was 30.
and this on the second ballot wa
made unanimous And things viii b
about the same way in November.
Hox. Jxo. T. Crooks Of Linn an,
Rev Mr. ElIedge OF Marion are Nv,
honest postmastcrs who don't ".iicl
out" worth cent in answer to the as
sessment of the Radical Congressiona
Committee. Bat many poor devi
will have to do IL. or or will come hi
head
\ BLAINE man went f1oliug aroun,
a Grant delegate at Chicago, and ID,
Grant delegate, rs he reached down il
his trousers and produced The basis Of
barber slSP, remarked: " See be.,h
man, you better keep your eye-Ialls on
me. blongs to de carvelry, duz.'
TnE Republicans are already wl,im
pering because, as they say, ''the Dem
ocrats have already commenced mud
throwing :" IL is to be presumed thai
none OF these soft-skinned gentlemen
ever said word against poor old Gree
ley, who was pursued to his grave viii
abuse and slander.
ONO, anxious TO be sty led in futur,
the mother of Presidents, has made al
effort to keep the succession in the fam
lily, and by striking the iron at th'
right time has secured the nomination
of James A. Garfield. But if Have,
and Garfield are to be taken as samples
Ohio may with more aptitude be called
the mother of Frauds
s'CELESTIAL" GARFIELD.
An Albany Republican paper denies
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