The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-10-14
Albany. Oct lo-The Tammany hall

dele es of the county democracy and the
delegates of the Irving hall democracy
marched with cont ingen $ to their srectiv
hntcs IS they arrived to-day Iammaly
! hall had the largest line an ! the county
democracy won the loudest applause
When John Kelly reached the city he was
toll there was strong opposition to the al
n,issi.,n TO the convention of the Tammany
de!ega ion. He responded he wasn't dis
appoi, ell. Tammany came to the conven-
tiiol, as in duty bound, leaving the cnnven-
tinn to take he respon ,ilility of their ex
clusion. In reply tn questi N as to wheth-
r. Tnrnnany woul hold :. seperate conven-
70, he said that would not be done. Tan
many could return to New York abs"lve
frann supporting the ticket made here. but II
| wouI nominate AMI support Its own local
ti.ke.. They wanted recognition here full,
sole and total.
Washington. Oct. THE treasury lie
| p4rt,ne to-day purchase 4s2, 900 ounces
of fine silver foI. delivery at the Philadelphia
New Orleans and Cars III minss.
Wa.lia rtnn, Oct 9-President Ar.h r
has deci 'el tn ret in Rn EFT lincoln as sec
! re.ary Of war. The prey lent Is consider
ius tt e nam fer the It! er six 'lat es Ill til :
..,leiuet I is the int ntion of the presid Mt
tn make a C sbinet of snca stroat atd ieire-
$ ntarive men tn It i5 will command the con
Il tence an | admir- tinn of the country. Il
,as been de ided tt, give the sec"etlry shir
| of the re:.sury to New York. The most
| ,,ral,abl. m IL f,r this pace Is in ige ger
| II til. New York court of appe''s He is
| eli 1nan VIII m Cuiikiing recommended to
| Garfield. AMI was 1T one time very isv,.'ab.S
! considered by tie ate presi lent. Il is a
| equally probable that ex-senator Ere ing
| huysen OF New Jersey viii he made secre-
| tary of state The greatest tr nb e now
! experienced l,y the pr silent is in seiectin"
| Il suitable IN IN for attorney general Gre;t'
| pressnr. is eng brou hit to betr upon
| presi Int Arthur to retain the present cab
n.t I'M il the Decemb II s.isi N of congress.
| The r, 81 it.nr is very a.xi' us t" have the
| sea tie ;laisurn 1T an cary date WI hout
| IN king any ii HI over the oih ses
| New York, Oct. lO-A Tribune's Wash
| i.tnn special says: Goriam's candid cy for
| the secretnr, slip of tie senate is an tmb1r-
| ssment to republicans. Some Of the sell
| a.ors who are st tn the President are
still advocating his election. Fri ntls of the
,..nrney- general say that Of he re ssnns
W " that gentleman insisted upon accepta9s e
/ -. his resienttion at once was the knowi-
ed re that Gorha,n's influence with Arthur
would probably neutralizs to some extent
the efforts made tn push on the star route
| trials to Conviction
| Washington, Get. lo-Havis, of Him, l.,
voted with the republi. ans against laying
! the reso.u ion tn sWe r In new senators on
the table. Tiiis rea' ed c,tnsi !er'le stir and
some sarpri e. H. holds thar the rel uhli
ems are entitled to the presidency of tie
syn tie.
The action ef Davis of Illinois in voting
! ~ r,,,,,b1innnS i, tho .f =
.i5cussinn His vote would give tie iei,uI,-
iica,,s II nla iority af er tie tire senators
| elect s!.;t.l have cen sworn lii an.i the
| republican sena' ors have sal they were III
favor of using their advantage to elect 3
president.
A democratic senator on excellent terms
with Davis says that the tier told him he
believed lie republicans entitled to the
| ,,resi lensy of the senate. because they car
RED the election last year, anl especially
| the president; AMI that so believing he
xouid have to he p elect a republic VI, l'nt
| hist ii Rly,r.l or any other democrat is
e e te and installed LIE tDayis) will accept
| l.at as final aud will not vote :" turn the
p.ei i,ienS out t. EJECT a republican.
The proceedings of the senate to-day: in
d cate that there IS no less "f partisan fee
lnss since last sesSian. The debate to-Inor-
row is expected to show incre 1sed heat
nd the teti II, q: the demo ratio carrus to
ii int ill appointing committee to r:p' t
I.ups.n ttl. project ei democratic menibers 81
| h. New York legislature against scatl:,
! l4a,!laln and Miller points to a possible ref
| eren:e If ,;raden' isis to the committee in an
fort tn eect !. secretary lefre asimi tin .
hem 1t is believed that the repuli aus
viii ubstru:t this by every nesils III their
.wer. The oi inlun is 6 neral a:no,.. re-
publ n IS that B.yari VII b; allowed to
renli. IL lre< lent protein nn'i il the opening
Of tie re u; session, when Davi Davis
vii. in 10 { e-t Anthony. Meantime nn
secret ary will he eiec.e!.
Washington Get 10 S. cretary Window
resumed Ills duties at the ire ,sury dep TT
saen5 to-day The secretary will soon retire
from the cabinet He will be Il candid tie
for the minnesota senatorship. his success
being almost assured. Before retiring, ii Is
very prob be Window will modify his
financial policy in order To furhe re luce
the annual interest ON outstanding govern
nlent bon Is,
Washington, Oct I0.-It is quite certain
Secretary WINDOWS policy viii Ne tn offer
to re leen a portion OF the bonds cale! II
tor redemption lv Il e ltJth tal within the
next tw" ks y reb tin interests Il is
qul positive t Us c linut he done t. pr.
ent eek. B lne and Lincoln have resunl-
e e:r in les lncoii4 had an Interview
wi ii the president this morning.
Dublin, Oct 10 The Irish bishop C oke
of Cilshel, II lis reply tn an addre s from
i. branch OF tie land leagne. after ca-
now aeing the 20 ID POINTS of the land vet,
s;i its real v.tiu= must lie estimated bf tie
reduction # rent tEey We're prel..rod tn
MAKE; they must make ii! ers OF the si!.
some p rsans are now living, in some re-
81 rests, in Il manner inferior 10 Il s wage. A
fair s, ttlem-It ii tie land question wouil
l,e 10 give landlords whatever renIais ed
after the lai,,rers ana flrin rs We're decent y
clai fei and hnu ell and their families pro-
vided for. john Dillon resents beins cite |
as approving the !a,.d bill an he will ans
Wei Ga lstone.
Tunis. Oct. lo.--French troop entere
this ii this morlin, ..nl oecni,ie the tw,, |
forts. 1t is stated that in sur CENTS BLOCK
a ing Ii nninatti.
New York, Oct. H.-Com ner-ial Bulie-
tin: Wall s. Feet is dissal ointel at The tres !
sury re ief mea<ur, which is to prepay So |
0,tO, ,0C0 of the SIS, 1000, 600 of remaining |
bonds called for re emptiun Dec. rs. which |
prepayment is to Legin next Monday at |
Washins stcn.
New York. Oct. 1.-THE Commerc ial
Bulletin says: At the produce exchange |
last week at least ii OCT, Coo bu >he.s OF |
wH.a WI sol /, or abuut u times rs much as
there is in ST ore in the city over oue-half |