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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Prof. J. L. Gilbert. one of the eldest and
most successfnl educators in the State. is
the Republican candidate for School S.,-
printqndent. 1t is not necessary fo- us to
say one word IN commentator OF Prot.
Gilbert. because he is well known i'm most
every portion of the county, and his quail
flcations are undisputed. His pure moral
aud temperate life are not among his
smallest recommendations for the Office.
we hope he will he elected, for we need
Just such men in Office-men who are In
terested in tile great cause Of education.
and who will use all their ability and en-
ergy III perfecting and making broader the
grand scheme of universal education. He
is not politician wh"se entire time win
be engrossetl in working mp schemes tor
party advantage, but 4 Christian gentle
man who will take pride la doing well the
work Of his Office. aid advancing the grand
educational interests Or Linn county.
Vote for Prof Gilbert and you will not
regret your vote.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
Tnen aaaea wow.


It viii he remembered that Hon. D. p.
Porter. Republican candidate for Assessor,
was elected to the offica Of Assessor OF
Linn county in iS62, and is therefore per-
feStly familiar with tile duties of the Office.
In 1861. one hundred and f.,rty-seven days
was consumed In assessing the county at
cost OF $441. Mr.. Porter came into offic-.
He accomplished lis work in one hundred
and five days, forty-two days less time
than his predecessor in 1861, thus saving
to the taxpayers oftI,e county one hundred
and twenty-six dollars. Aud the assess.
naent was more thorough aud systematic
than ever before, and gave the fullest sat
isfhction to the property owners OF the
county. And this is the kind OF man
tie Republicans have nominated for the
Office of Assessor. At:J we say it with
pride, no more honest or competent man
than Mr. Porter tor the position can be
found in che county. Careful In his work.
possessed of sound judgment, no man IN
tic county hasa clears or more correct
idea of values. and therefore his assess
ment will be impartial and satisfactory to
all. The present Assessor charged for
400 days fo- the last assessment. at cost
TO taxpayers of 81 200. Should Mr.. Porter
be elected TO the Office Of Assessor, the cost
ofour next assessment will be reduced
one-half. Taxpayers shonld look to their
interests in this matter, aud elect man
who will do the work more satisfactorily.
and in at least half the time. Economy
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

We want man In Congress who will
represent Oiegons-who will not fritter
away the time in trying to get MP party
hoons. letting the vital interests OF the State
go all unlIretl,tD. In all conscience have
we not had enough aud to spare of this
do nothing pol eye Is It not time that the
people OF Oregon begin 70 realize the use
.essness of sending man without brains
or ability or will to act FOR their in
terests. to Congress ? Let ass lay aside
party prejntiiee and vote for 81. C. George.
a man in every sense Of the word, who
has the ability, the energy. the will ami
the tact to work for the interests OF the
people who send him TO Cangrcss-who
has correct appreciation of the duties
eievolving npon him. aud who win faith
fully discharge his trnst.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Tickets were printed the other morning,
long before people generally get up. that
are calculated to deceive voters. Ostensi-
bly, they are Greenb;lck tickets, but they
contain the names of Whiteaker, for Con-
gress. the Democratic candidates for Presi-
DENTAL electors, Supreme Judges, as well
as Circuit Judge and Prosecuting Attorney
tor this district. OF course this is mean
business, and now that we have exposed
it. may not be used as extensively as it
otherwise might have been, but they were
to have been sent out over the county
'.where they could do the most good. v
and are doubtless now in the hands Of
parties who will use them. This makes at
least ore fact plain-the Democratic leader.
know their case is desperate, and they
intend TO use any means to elect at leas:
the political portiQp Of their ticket. Let
every voter scan his ticket well before plac-
ing it in the ballot lpox.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

We are not surprised at the Issuance
OF bogns tickets by the Democratic leaders.
They zee thai the popular voice is against
them. and are ready to grasp any straw
that offers aid in their distress. Bnt we
are surprised TO see that on the .sGreen-
back ticket issued by them, only Ghe
names Of the Democratic State and district
candidates appear Have the Democratic
managers given up al hope of their county
ticket Or are they, willing sacrifice
the county candidates In the hopes of elect
ing part Of the State ticket
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Democratic papers ask the votes of the
people for Whiteaker. asserting that he
has accomplished so much for Oregon
But what has he done-wllat las he ac-
compliSfed ? If he has brought forward
one single measure in the interest of ORE
gon. tell us what It Is. The boast that
through Whiteaker's influence the $4,000
appropriation for Yaquina Bay was secured
is not true. Every man, woman and child
In Benton and Linn counties. at least.
knows that the appropriation was secured
through the influence Of Col. IIogg. an Of
ficer In tile confederate service-a man Of
talent and shrewtlness. and consequently
0f more influence than our entire delega-
ton in Congress. Gov. Whiteaker has
never accomplished anything since he oc-
ctified his seat In Congress, except draw
his pay. Ifhe has his friends don't know
1t. neither do his enemies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

The incoming Legislature will appor-
ton the State. there fore it il very import
ant that we elect our Legislative ticket.
II fair and square appoFs ioninesat is uhad'.
Republicans will be satisfied bnt an ap
portionment can be made tl,at win keep
the State In the hands OF the Democracy
for the next ten years. Therefore 1t is i'm
portant that we have n hand IN it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

All good men unite in condemning the spirit
Manifested by certain papers and correspond
ats In the present SamFa4s we mean the low
I'd RFovelins spirit Of abuse and snendaci1y
ward the candidates On both the Republi-
and Democratic tickets. This kind of
''camrasgning'' is simply new style OF black
mailing. and all parties who have engaged in
this cowardIy mode of getting even" deserves
. coat Of tag and feathers and then TO be kick
ed into the Pacific ocean. These no-souled
brainless idiots have no more claims on hnman-
sty than q hyena, and when ever thes. force
themselves, through any chance of fortune,
Into society, the very moment they show their
forked teAgues that moment 1t should be torn
out by the roots.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Even now all kinds of false rumors ard
downright lies are i'm circulation as to
what this or that Republican candidate
should have said or done, and the efforts
10 nislead the unwary voter on Monday
next will be more than qnadrupl,tl.
Every conceivable mode of deception will
be resorte1 to la the effort to defeat the.
Republican ticket. Men who bear good
characters, and who would scorn to do a
mean action In any department ofbusiness,
viii "n Monday next stoop to the lowest
kind of trickery aud deception to gain a
vote tor the Democratic ticket. Let every
voter '.prove all things and hold fast to
that which is good.''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Mr.. N Baum has made the canvass of
the county. making friends everywhere.
HE is recognized as one of the best business
men Ia the county. perfectly capable of
attending to the duties OF the office of Coui,-
ty Clerk. and ne will get large vote out
side Of his party. eleeting him by good
vote OVER his competitor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

The Democrats Of Coos Bay will doubt
less forget to vote fisr Mr.. Whitaker. as
he has through neglect -or inconpetency
tailed to get Recommendation from the
committee for an appropriation TO con-
TIME the haFbor improvements at that
place Senator Mitchell secured $4,000
from the last Congress to begin the work.
and it was commenced with the expecta-
lion that Congress would appropriate srt-
tlcient from time TO time to insure the
completion OF this tnl,ch needed Improve
n1ent witlina few years at most. But
Whitaker has not asked tor anything.
and as Congress will probably adjourn in
few days. the people of Coos Bay will
have TO wait until next Congress, when
Mr. George will be there to look after
their interests.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
AmGsaasa Outbreak.

An Indian outbreak has occurred in
and families are In danger. as they are
poorly armed. tearing no danger when
they went into the country. Troops arc
hurrying forward as rapidly as possible TO
the aid Of the settlers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
fsseeia.ef snmseera.

The vot ers in West Albany who desire n COM
rptcnt and reliable Justice of the Peace,
sh9tIld YGte for 2; Haven, Esq; 1;and for GonS n
energy and nusIl, who win fiji the Office ae-
cenfahlS. The voters Of East Albany are Of
feretI Mr. j. H. Maine who will make o first
rate Justice. Ro'sert Brown. for Constable. Is
the right man tile right place. As city pO-
ifcenan he performed the duties well and
faithfully
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
slDos It became apparent to the Demo-

Since i became apparent to the Demo-
cgats pf Ielun county thar their candidates
Cor state senator and county clerk were TO
be beateIas they have turned Ioalse their
hounds pf defamation and siander upon
Capt Humphrey and Mr.. Baum, the Re-
nuaiHen candidates respectively Tor those
SSoaa assB. FEARING that tine attacks on
Efas@ inan Ia the local papers might
moi r weight with the voters of the
epms BllliaeFs have called 20 their
aIa es 0sgatic organ III this city. and
q III feeble aid TO swell tie sfFeanl
og GN AssE wsplcA the Orgau Me Albany
as fe IA aaE ont gOr tue pant aia weeks.
FnF Saa fe authors eg fFsa MlsefsO0d
IS m f a1zK3 sqR and Isag1m 10 well
knes fs6 lik mlasEllt Ii dasa FCsls 90
Ser hgz d. g0f5se cg Linn easanEy
the EntsEce Of the
8S asEfm "a them
they III se1allle
III mklzsae
IsesSH Il 9NN kn1sFn III
alss II long aa asls% Haga
gssna9A MIC
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
vsasseea sa Exchange

Msssrs. Hcriacier O. Geek have some
work horzes which they desire 70 trade
for beet cattle. Ifsey also pay tise highest
cash p, Ice for hides. Call at City Market
FI:sf street. 35yIz
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
FRIDAY, JUNE i. 1880.
T@-Hf@ys

To-Day the candidates speak at Miller's.
Tomorrow Saturday they speak at the
Court House in this city. Everybody viii
want to hear them speak. and the Court
House will be allcd. Every man. woman
and child Is interested in the results of the
coming election. Speaking at p. 81.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

The court OF inquiry in the case of Cadet
Whitaker have male their final report.
They say that the wounds OH the person
Of Whitaker were self ma le. the cutting.
rieing, efe.. was all scheme to enable
him to get away with the examination.
create sympathy and save heing jiltesi
by his girl. Tt. White. Whittaker's conn
sci. denied in toto the findings OF the court.
declared that his client was not morbid,
ridicnie,l the idea that he ever wanted
sympathy. and male an able, logical and
legal speech throughent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Let every Republican constitute himself
committee of one, to labor for the success
OF sl1e ticket from now until the close or
the polls on election day. See that every
Republican is at the polls and votes on
that day. Republicans have been re.niss
ln this duty In fhe past-don't let them
forget it on MONDAY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

An old lady 1t Walia svatla. the Srases-
man says. put $26 nf her savings into the
hands OF some brokers 20 Invest. They
bought two lots for 500 aid paid $25
tlosyl. and aeon they sol.I one lot for enough
70 give her tie other clear. which speaks
well fnr the brokers and well Tor the real
estate business there.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

man named Jack Houston. of scio, has Is
sued some handbills which contain certain
charges against Mr.. Mason, Democratic candi-
date for County Clerk, but did mt append his
name to the bills. The bills were printed. ~xe
believe, In Portland, some weeks ago, at the
instances Of the above named gentleman, no
one else having anything to do with them
whatever. It was and is = private matter for
which BEr. Housf0H is alone responsible. We
have nothing TO say of The contents offhe hand
hin more than this, that the Republican cam
0fdA&1B, indy widually or collectively, had no
part or I0t 3n ftBe matter In any way. shane or
form. The Republican party is not making a
dxSgf In any GHRcll manner. and we empllatically
deBpMmne q as nome of ouf thunder; and when
any Hs@h charges shat Mr. Hannl or either of
the 1aAkcRn czaAdidates or their friends had
any ls1a9 IN chs matter. he lies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

The Portland Ssasldmd gives the name
az john Claypooi AZ the antEpor of the scir-
rllosss article which appeared in that paper
lew days ago. signed .Cnnantx.'' 2 when
ii flrrt appeared sOnae tlaonRhe Il might
utesibly bs fsonl responsible source.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

AS the campaign progresses 1t brcomes
very plain to oureDeinnerssilc friends that
the odds is against them. Time was when
to get Ire nomination for Office at the
hands of Il Linn County Democratic Com
vention was equivalent to al election. no
matter how that nomination was obtained.
Times have changed. and now to be- eIt cfed
OH the Democratic ticket. the candidate
must be above suEpieioa even; he must
have every necessary qualification to fill the
office for which he il candidate with hon
or aud credit, and he must withal be a
man who has the respect and confidence
of his neigltbors. If "a candidate fail In ary
of these he will tail of an election. The
Democratic County CONVENTION. for some
cause. 1t is imn,aterial wha.. nominated
several candidates who are ioOked upon
as no. filling the bill. and on Monday next
they win be LETT and it will verify be
Blue Monday to them. Selah.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
Anyshs"a 80 Bees nnun. ana Charlsoa..

II Is asserted that the Democrats I'm GER
tain precincts are Instructed to swop off
NIL the balance of the ticket. IL necessary.
80 that the election of Mason and Miller is
secured. 1'iIis statement comes from
Lebanon. The balance Of the ticket may
not like tl,is-wiao knows!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

At St. Johns. New Brunswick, on the
10th ult.. John Drey. an elderly man. shot
his brother Edward. dead. wounded anorh-
er brother named Chiptna,l. fired the pre-
nists. and when the people gathered kill
ed himself
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

In the present canvass Capt. n. B. Hum
phrey has proved himself to be one of the
ablest tiebaters In this County. His ever
ready wit and scarcasm has captured his
audiences. and his truthful and honest dis
cussions OF the political iss,lrs between the
Republican and Democratic parties has
convinced scores OF Democrats ofthe errors
of the party. and of the imperative de-
mand tor change inthe county government.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Every man on the Republican ticket Is at
least the equal OF his opponent in honesty and
capabal3ty EVERY one has lived for years in
Linn eoMnty, and Is identified with the inter-
eses0F its citizens. The ticket from beginning
TO end y entitled to the faithful support of
every honest, straightforward citizen, who de-
sires reform and retrenchnlent in state and
county adallss and certainly no Repubn an
can have valid reason for not giving every
man On the ticket his earnest and hearty sup
port. Weapreal TO every right thinking
in the county to carefully weigh the questions
at issue fhe great need OF reform; the past
conduct Of those in power; the urgent needs
of the present and after a careful survey of
the wfoie subject. be he ever so blind and
jealous partisan. we are fully convinced he will
be induced 10 vote the Republican ticket. as in
the success OF that ticket is the only hope of
equal and Just taxation and an economical
management OF the State and county affairs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Vote for J. D. Waldo. w. r. lord aad
e. B. Watson for the Supreme Rcllti1, be-
cause they are competent. honest aud true.
and are not asn'rciset with jobs. political
trickery or deceit Of any Kind. They are
able. pure men, and viii honor the posi-
ton.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
Rxeeaaplaa a.aaraalber.

Conn Bros. are ready 10 furnish all orders
for building tirm6ers and lumber Of ans grade
at lewest prices and on short notice. They
have also ON haAd aaasosed finishing gunla1eFs
a6 Lebanon will De hlled promptly. Orders
solicited S5v12
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Carefully sean each ticket to see that
Republican Candidates for certain Offices
have not been taken from It and Demo-
cratic candidates inserted instead.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

A party of colore.i people have returned
to Georgia from Liberia. and they pro-
nounce that promised land'' OF their race
n dclstsion and snare. It Is good conn
try to 60 TO In quest OF starvation. An
in,lnsirious coloreti man is better of In the
United States that any where else In the
worl6.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Affairs in New Mexico, according to
late telegrams. are in a desperate state.
Victoria and his band Of not less than $50
warriors, Apaciles. Comlnanches, Nava-
joes aud MescAleras. are spreading death
and destruction In every direction. Citi-
zens. pronounce Gen. Hatch's campaign
"a failure, "a during the tine. three or fonr
mouths, $50 citizens have been killed !;
and they declare that In every engage
ment Hatch has been defeated by the ln-
dians.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Tie PEdindeaEer asks those who are at al
skeptical regarding the charge that Whit
eaker owned ten shares Of Lock bonds.
to ask Hon. j.. VI. Thompson, Of Eugene
City. W no made oasf the papers traHsterr-
ing the stock 10 other parties on Evhltea-
kerss order.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Tiae Bsne Ribbon Club wIll hold iss
meeting oss eo-sslarraw niglat tsatalriaya
ts,ssessl 81 this evening. Hrs. p. F.
SsssIkls sBils asssse isa uiaklnS The entertalue
El1nFsk akGHAetiy4.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

The only thing that our Democratic friends
can urge against the Republican candidates
for the Supreme bench is that they are too
young. This % no obIection at ali. If man
@t thiEty-ave has not q Judicial mind he never
WIN have; in fact at that age a man has reached
his prtnae. hia rninc llns 1natpred, all his pow
erssrs vigorous. and he il more likely to make
. accmpetent Judge than nj afty or sixty, when
decline commences. They have youth, strength
and ability ON their side, and in each are the
superior Of their opponents
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
woeR wassca.

C. d. Simpson is prepared to paw the
highest cash price for wool delivered nc his
warehouse at the foot Of Ellsworth street
and don't you forget ie.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Now let the CALLED jade Vince. The
New York Star, the Tammany mouth
piece. says, referring to Tisden I've
believe that the Democracy OF the Union
is still manful aud honest enough to affirm
AS cardinal principle of its political filth
that no fraud. no coward. no trimmer, no
tax-eyatler. no cnrruptionist. no occult
cipherer. no selfish iniriguer. no railroad
wrecker, no national calamity no
fomeitor Of tliscorfI. no traitor to Detnoc-
racy can make himself dictator of Ma
tional Democratic Convention
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

The steamboat Golden Eagle burned to
the waters edge on Monday morning.
ahout 80 miles abuSe Alton, Illinois.
Three men supposed To- BE- lost.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

The Democrat OF last Friday w:ls filli or
ssinkpots. that fell iutliscriminately on
friend and foe. doing more damage in the
Democratic ranks than it can n,end In a
campaign of ashes and repentance. We
tsoE't grunble at this style of campaigning
iii 1t suits o,lr contemporary, so be it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
Ds. .. w. asray.

Dentist. Albany. Oregon. Office in Fos-
tef's brick block. mp stairs. at large bay
window. Prices In proportion TO TINE aud
MATERIAL consumed. 11-34
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
TeRrthle CveHemes.

Storms Of wind and rain Sre Of frequent
occurrence In almost alI parts OF the world
doing more or less damage 70 property
and destroying human lie. On the 20tll
ult., a severe storm passed over Ssafaield
and Enfield. Conn.,. destroying baFas, to-
bacco sheds. etc.. and aprootins orchards
and trees One brick building was blown
down and McClInis green house, the larg-
est In the State. nenr or in Ttiompsonstlir,
was nearly destroyed. On the same day
cyclone passed a few miles northwest of
Evansville. Iitl.. blowing down buildings.
ami killing Yank Wassom and Joe Deig.
and severely iniuring Mrs. Walter. On
same date, near Calvert, Texas, the storm
blew dowil ilorlzes and fences and ruined
crops. Corn and cotton were STRIPPED OF
blades aud leaves. and oats leveled with
the ground. On the night of the Goth,
terrible cyclone visited Savoy, on the Tex
as & Pacific. destroying the town. killing
nine persons and wonnding sixty. and it is
feared that sonic OF the wounded will rrob-
ably die. At 80 on the morning of tile
29til ult.. In Brsekette, Texas. n most dis
aSlf00S sLoTm c0flluencSaes ann sOOla All the
town except pnr.i ions on two hills was in
undated. the water on Main street being
from five to eight feet deep. rushing down
the street wittallteort Incredible rapid,ty.
The floor OF every bpstness house was from
one to five tes,a under water. More than
twenty people were drowned. During the
prevalence of a furious Storm at San saba.
Texas. on same date, the family OF r. NJ.
Rountree took sefisgse sn n cave. resulting
IN the drowning OF two OF his little hoys.
aged three and six years respectively.
Mrs. r. AMI little daughter and young
lady with them. were taken out in
drowning condition. Aud this Is but a
partial history of a days doings. What
next?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04

Thomas and wife, n.urderers of Bloom
ileid and wife. were brought before Judge
j. e. Lacy. Thursday morning. and re-
mandesl back to jail to await the action or
the grand jury.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
9.fss OF Testers.

Uncalled tor anil remaining in the Post
office IN this city for the week ending
June 3d. 1880
Alien. r Conley. Miss
Arity, Chas D Teninaer. w TT
p H. RAYMOND, r. III.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
aaeRpesaa.a.. nerSseans

The pastor of the NJ. E. Church will .Ifa.
course on 1.-The moral culture Of court
ship" next Sunday evening.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
DIR. C.. WILLIS PRICE.
DENTIST.

OFFICE in Odd Fellows Temple, Albany
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and as
reasonable as is consistent with good work.
unRnship. nevis