The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
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Read .l.i. Carefully ana sear sysnae,snk

Most people will remember tie sc
tigity which marked tho orcniag of
the cnmpaign ia Indians IaGt fall.
Tho Democrats made q completes cans
yass Of the state, listing every voter,
and wore 70 well satisfied with iiie re-
suit that thereafter they gise them
selves little uneasinesa, untd the result
of Ia, election fell upon them like
bolt from tho bIue, ag CirIyic would
say. Such utter confidence aad ouch
entire overthrow were lever before
united.
OF coarse everybody knew tl1at Tire
result was false one 80 Gar ~ register
ing tho real political viii Of the I,.se,,le,
and every cody has waited to learn low
and by what methods the Republicans
carried the state. Money did it,
was the universal opinion, bat until
recently no one could eatiaElesorily ex-
plain the details Of tho The work. The
banquet to DorSoy, and tho vague hints
there dropped by parties TO tho. fr.tnss
action when tho bottle bad freely circu-
lated, put the enquiry ppon tho q9iI
vir to ascertain; the exposure of Lhe
Star route steal, and tie publication Of
the Garfield. Brady letter pointed way
TO the solution Of the question, and nov
comes evidence from the Republican
camp, from one who helped corrupt thes
voters by the use Of noney, exposing
| tho whole trnnmction.
S j. Conner Is tlic chairman Of the
Republican committee Of Newton
county. lie wanted an Office after
Garfield wax elected inspector in the
post Office department. lie was re-
commended by Ben Harrison, Cum
back, Hunter and others. 1yner
refused hinl tho place, and to bo esen
with the r1gues whose unwilling tool
he hal been, be has b,,gan publishing
the history of the Indiana cahpaign.
".;inc few republicans have entered
tho areaa 70 disrupt the republican
party and give aid and comfort 70 the
enemy, propose to have them cease
taking liliputian treatment aud swallow
heroic doses. To this end invite tie
readers attention TO tlic secret doings
Of the republican party of Indiana
during tbe last political campsiga.
Being chairman OF their republican
county central committee, / VIA Invited
TO the inner council at indianapolis
and witnessed ti,e ''ex pedi,ing' process
by which tbs republicans CAPTURED the
state. converscd fneely With John
| 9. New, his secretary, sud oil II his
clerks, and then met Joe Gray, the
lieutenant OF Senator Dorsey, who vas
secretary OF tbs national Ieppilie
central committee. was pc eiitssl
70 Dorsey w John G. New ;lis. d.nir-
man Of tho republican ssats central
committee, after being iss;r6laccd,
Mr. New witbdreW and ier. lne. Srn-
ator Dorsey had his bankers in an al.
joining room, upon whom he drew %
furnish the money yith which TO cor
rupt and carry the election ia Iudiana.
Senator Dorsey demanded of me Coo
majority ia Newton county. told him
VIC could not give IT, lie then said be
would give me money 70 help ~, aud
that bciag on the Illinois limo we
J could colonies from lii .o.s aud make
the GOO majority. / told him frankly
that | was not jealous enough IN the
GAUGE 10 engage IN such diarepntable
business. As antocrat, hc ses.ynei great.
ly incense(i, aud d,fmisss.i In- f'0ri
his angust preseIice ssifii ! rfonasa "a
sec mo later. inSt hi,a again ~ tlt-
appointed hour, aud b. gav's joe GRAY
piece of paper and waved us from the
room. / was lel into an ndianin. room
by Joe Gray (sud this WAS In the neN
:. Denison hotsi ~ indianapolis aud
there met an oil graY-headed man
and middle agsi B,sn. Joe Gray gave
them the paper he bal received from
Dorsey, when the bankers retired 70 m
adjoining room aud returned in few
minutes with u package II bills just
printed for tbs bsniassx OF carrying
Indiana | was iutormed ti,et nv coun-
ty being small lmust bs c,ateng with
half thousand. I lewne,l that lweer
counties received frosa ,0J0 20 5000
OF these new 81 and - b.lla-iust
Iprinted to carry Indiana fos Porter and
Garfield. hea met United States
Marshal Dudley and received many
encouraging words from him. / felt
that the star routes hal all been "expe-
dited," snd that Garfield ought Z, re-
ward Grier John G. New dill Ito
work, aud his influence a. Washiagton
brought the money, but tllc pohticul
ring gave all credit &c Dorsey flr ciu-
rying tie state, Poor New wax forced
into silence and Garfield refused to
give him any Office. Garielj rewarded
Grier just as Hayes rewarded the
Louisiana scoundrels who counted him
in, but John C.,Gew was- orslsAel 10
silence, and Dorsey walked OF with
the honor of having carried iadiana.
Where the money came Gom ! cannot
toll 1t was printed BY uncle Ssu,'s
presses, and may be Il Is Che ! ar route
fund. Let Brady and John SHERMAN
answer this. Every speaker brought TO
Indiana had his pockets stuffed full and
then sent out % work Every county
had generous supp'y. lt was new and
ljust from the press, aad somebody
furnished it to carry Indiana, and it
did carry Indiana for tho republicans.
Chapter second will be furnished
next week, and 80 on to the clase.
$. j. Conner,
Chairman republican central commits
tee OF Newton Co, Ind.
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