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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-03
s.nem.s, r,a. II

IT you are sick Hop Bitters will surely
aid Nature In making you well when ali
else fails
II you are eostive or dyspeptic. or are
suffering from any otber Of the. uunsrous
diseases Of the stomach or bowels. it Is
your own fault If you remain i'll. for Hop
Bitiers are soyereign remedy in all sueh
com plants. Ass7Fs @Fas4haas@
IL you are wasting away with any form
OF Kidney disease, stop tempting Death
this moment, and turn for = cure TO Hop
Bitters.
If fyou are sick with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you Will End a"Balm in
Gilead" in the use Of Hop Bitters.
II you are a frequenter, or . Fesidsut0fa .
miasma.ic district, barric1de ycur system
against the scourge Of all couutries-ma
larial, epidemic, bilious, and Intermittent
feyers -by tia use Of Hop Bliters.
II You have rough pimply, or ssllow
akin, bad breath, pains and aches, and
| feol miserAbie generally, Hop Bitters will
give you fair SKIN, rfch blood, ard seeet-
ct breath, health, and comfoIts
In short they cure al Dissases og the
stomach, Bowels, Blood. Liver, Nerves,
Kidneys, BrigIIps Disease. 800 will be
paid for case they will not cure or help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife,
= ster mother, or daughter. can be made
the picture Of health, by few brttles Of
| Hop Bitters. costing but a tTifie. Will you
let them suffei7
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-03
Sharif's Sale.

Es tigtue OF two separate wTits Of exc
e''u''n each Issued out sfths Circuit Court,
90 lie state, Of Oregon, for the County oi
Linn. The first In favor Of McCal.ey and
Andrews, Plaintiffs. and aga nst y. X.
GVbIe, Defendant, for the sum Of sgs. s.,
with Interest thereon at the rate nf ton
per cont per annunefrom the 2lst day ol
January, 1879. And the second ia favor
efyanles l. Cowan, Plaintiff, aud again q
:. k. Coble, Defendant for the sum Of
S9I.o6, with interest thereon At the rate
OF ten per cent per annum from tha 18th
day OF February, 1879. I have levied
upon the undivided half Of tho following
deacribed real property to-wit
Beginning ~ point 38i rods north Of
the south west csruer sf Jshn Burces
Donation Land Clain and running: thence
east l5l rods ; thence south Is rods :
thence west ISL rods; thence north Us
reds 10 the place oi beginning Contain
Ina one-hundred and twenty acres. lying
and being in Linn county, State Of Ore
gen, taken rs the real property OF the said
Defendant, ;. X. Goble, and on Saturday
ths 2nd day OF December. isS2 At the Court
House door in city ~ Albany, Linn coun-
~, Ors2on, at the hour OF Ose O'Clock d.
m, Ihwill sell said real property az public
auction fer cash in hand To- the hishosl
bidder TO satisfy said writs with assrain 3
costs.
Dated this 3rd day Of November So.
Geo. HUMPuaEN,
SEeriti sf Linn couny.
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districts In Incorporated towns Of TO-
900 inhabitants and to provide for the
rnaintenancs and government Of public
schools therein.
III. u. 165-- IA ect TO amend acc
tioss 81 and 30 ef chapter |, title 4
of the miscellaneous laws.
II. b. 44--An act regulating The
amount TO be- paid on psl,y Of insur.
anoe. Vstoed.
8. ID. l8--An act 10 amend section
40 Of chapter 7, title 3 of che rnisoolla.
neous laws Of Oregon, etc., c,ncsrning
the mode Of preceding 10 appropriate
land by private corporations.
s. d. 12l-An act to protect lasor.
srs in timSer and logging camps.
s. B. ll5-An 40. TO authorize ths
removal Of the dead from the cemetery
In the town Of McMinnville, YAnhiiI
county.
q. d. 30--An act providing for Oh.
establishing Of State nornaI schools.
8. II. l0l-An act To amsnd an act
eto. ,etc., to provide aboard of canal com.
missioners for tho canal and locks ai
che Willamette Falls, e'c.
s. B. il0--An act TO legaiizc certain
acts Of the State treasurer.
s d. 10-An ast entitled an act tc
empower the Governor ts grant pardon.
in certain Gases aud TO declare tho efTsc,
Of the same.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-03
Gauss OF nErunl,cAS DErEAr ~ ONO

It has been generally said that the
cause of the Republican defeat in ohie
was the position which that party as
suned with reference to the temper
anoe question, but facts are now cem-
ing to light which will undeoeive the
public min1 upon this question, ana
the true cause of their defeat will be
shown TO be the same disintegrating
element which is destroying the yigsr
and working capacity of the party not
otay In Ohio but in fact in nearly all
the States of the Union. This is boss
ism. II was said that the German
element in the Republican party be-
came alienated IN Ohio because the
party favored aumptusry laws, but this
is only one of the incidental causes OF
defeat, as is shown by the election rec
turns which show that Democratic
gains are rot only made in the cities
and towns, but in all the rural districts
a. we'll, only Ia sections whose
voters are Germans more or less, bat
in districts where there are but few OF
no German voters. But it will be
seen fron this, that We will have "a
seek elsewhere for the cause OF thsir de
| feat. As We have said before, the
great moving cause is bossism. The
jealousy of the hoss,s was fully showr
by the ironical, spiteful steIegrAm'
which pa ,so1 between ex-Gov. ]. l.
Young aud Cav Foster Of Ohio tbs
next day after the e'.ctis,n. The truth
Is there was u terrific tight going OF
bstween Foster and Decon Smith or
the one side, and Sherman aud Young
on the other. Each bad bis hsry lead
era and obedient henchmen IN all Parti
of the State, ss that the bitter 6gh
between these bosses ragged all over th'
State at every veting place, and hsne'
the Republican loss is general. Th'
truth is that the party for some year
has been drifting into the hands ot
few bosses in each State bat ss th'
party has besn allowing itself to hsv'
bosses, many weald-bs bosses hay'
sprung up aud are nov contesting viii
these whs have control, for th'
future management Of the party. Thi
is nov the disease that i threatening
the very life OF the party. and there i
emily one remsdy that viii restore it 4
fermer health and vigor, and that IN TO
the voting element Of the party d
crush tbs power Of bosses all over th'
country and then ~ shape the tnaaags
nsnt Of the party a. that its Legitimate
will may be fairly expressed in al
conven,ions.
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SheriR's Sale.
r. A. IRVINE.

IN Ae CycSt Court, Of III. Stale Of Oregou.
Joy The County Of Linn:
L. Finn, Plaintiff,
Ell Carter and Jane R Carer his wife, I'd
X NJ Carter and Ida J Carter his wife and
Moses Sternberg, Defendants.
BY virtue sfan execution and order Of
sale issued out or the above named Court
ia the above entitled suis 10 mo directed
and delivered, / siil on saturday. tbe
2nd day or DecsInljer, ne, a. the Court
House doof, in tIs city II Albany, Lam
county, Oregon, ht the hour OT ono o'clock
q. n soil ~ public auciion ftr oash
la haHd 10 the highest bidder t1e tloTtzAv
ell premises described ia said ofdsF 81
sale as follows, to wilt: Let No, six f6t
and fractional lot Ne. i've - in block III.
In the eastern addition TO the city Of Al.
bany, I'm Linn county, Oregon, a. deserib-
sd on the Pi4ta and surveys a,f ssld east
ern addition on Tee9rd. fn the Office of
ths County Clerk. Of Linn county. Oregon.
aud pors particularly dsssrib Il a. f,l.
lows: BeginDin1 at tho SOUTHEAST corner
Of lot Ne Z, In said block IS, and running
thence sasteriy along the south line Of
said block -, % the east line Of Thomas
Mcateith's donation l4nd claim thence
north along zaid cam line 10 the center
line OF said block - hsnce Was.srty aud
parallel 10 thS south line of Eaid block ~
20 tho northeast corner of said lot No, !.
Ia said block - thence sOutherly along
the east line Of said lot z, 70 the place Of
beginning. The proceeds arising from
tbs sale ofsaid property 10 be applied a.
provided in said srder or sale first. 10
tho payment Of the costs aod dlsburs-
meots fsuit taxed at S3I.70 and the costs
and expenses Of sale. Sec9nd, u the pay.
Insnt - the Plaintiff, l.. Finn the sum Of
slO00 in u. y. gold coin with Interest In
like coin at tho rate Of one per cent per
month from the Eth day of November.
1879. Third, TO The psymsnt 10 the de-
feudant Moses Stern berg the sum sf
300 Ia L =. gold cOin with interest thers-
on - the rate Of ten per cont per znnum
from the Srd day Of July lssO. Fourth,
that thsreaiter II any OF the said proceeds
of sala remain, the same be paid ever to
the said FL Carer aud Ed X 81 Carter.
Dated thiH 3rd day or Nsvem Der, Its2.
GRo. HUaPEREY,
Sheriff Of Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-03
WHAT HOS. sE, HAYDEN SAYS.


TIE old democratic war horse, Hon.
Ben. Hayd.n. says that Oregon will
vote first, last aud all tbs time for
Field. He Says Field IL bouad to be
she next democratic candidate, and that
be would sw i, this coas : fear
bs mighs.-Ssirm pai.y TAX
The Tslk must escnss ns for express
ing tbs grasest dOnbt4 as to Hon. Ben.
Hayden saying anything Of the kind
Field will noL he tho nekt Dan ,trAtic
candidate for president, nor would he
sweep this coast # he were. j .ssicr
Field is an able, pa'e Jadg-, but be
has fatal tendenc, IN the direction %
the Interests Of lnoaopollss. Bat til.
sighs Of che tiMes point . the ponllna
ton of D-u ,cratie csnaiia'e, VIII.
will not sniy sweep bis coas', 1ut tL.
country at large.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-03

We thank our many friends through
cut the county whs give US 50 many
kind words Of encouragement aad ap-
prevail as to the manner of condusting
the DKHoCRAT. While we arr. in many
respects, inexperienced. Jet We shall
labor earasslly TO make sp for this de
feet by anIeR-itting attention 10 the
wants and interests Of eur readers. We
hope our friends will be patient until
We acquire some proficiency in the gen
sral management Of the business, when
Ne hore to become, to some extent
efficient in promoting the public vel.
fare. Ii strict attention to business
eAsrgy. esrnestaess, care, and patiencs
viii make good newspaper. then our
friends shall have sueh . enc. But, in
erdsr to thus devote cur best energies
to furnish our frieRds with = newsy
readable paper, We must have their sub
stantial aid aaa encouragement. II oar
friends will labor to spread the eircula-
ton of the DEMOCRAT. they will do it 8
service which We will not seoa forget
Let each friend Of the DEMocRAT secure
rs, at least, enc subscriber from amonG
bis frisBds, and tho work will Be like
''bread cast upon the wstsrs"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-03

Democrats should congratulate them.
selves apea the fact that the Congress
(ths forty-eightb) TO be elected On the
7th inst, will canvass the next presi-
Dental vote. The dcterminaion of the
question, as to who shall 5s declared
elected, will not be entirely iu the
hands Of those who have already once
stolen tie presi.leacy. Another result
Of the election next month deyontIy to
90 wished for by Democrats. is, that
DsaOcrats may have = majority Of the
Congressional delegations Of majority
Of the States, 80 that IN case there
should be no election Of president be-
fore the people in 1884. then the Hsuss
would, being democratic, give rs
Deuocratic presidsat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-03

TaE CLoTDs ARE DREAMING.

The Republicans IL N-w Ya.k aud
ether States ~ho ars bpl.ing the nom-
nations of their party, becAase the
federal administration intedersd 20
ooutrol the noninstions Of the RsPub-
lican conventions II their States, have
just learned lesson ~hich they should
have learned during Grants admir- is
tration. They have just earned that
it Is wrong aud detrimental to tba pub
lie interests for the federal sdmiaistra-
ton 10 interfere u contrul the notaina-
tions of the conventions of the several
States. and We tkisk these boiler. aud
half breeds are emiusntly correct IN
this matter. But why have they been
so slow in learning sbis lsssoni Ger
ssinly if it is wrong to interfere to con-
srol mere party convention, hsw
much mare wrong aud detrimental wss
It for GRAFT 10 interfere TO control tho
lsgisIatnres Of South CArolina, L,Ui.ians
aud other States by forcihly taking pos
session of The state cspi eis y ia mill.
tary fores and com ~lling tbs legislA-
ture tc organize in the interest of GrAnt.
isnIl We say we think these Republi-
cans are right but the frrce of their OH
jsctions is much akened when we
consider that many of these psn hearth
ly endorsed Grants interference which
vas not only made To eontr"l ,be poll
sies Of the south, bit their legislation
~ veil.
We hope our Republican, friends
xbo are thus opposing federal iutsrfer-
enes will not lose sight of the fact that
In party sense Arthur's intsrference
is violation Of the genius Of the prin- |
cipIes u State rights, as Grants inter- |
ference ia ,hs legislation Of the States
war q violation Of he rights Of The
:. stes, and especially VI each state, 70
rider and control its owu jn9g'neut ex-
We welc,me them over to
he army of dsfsnd1rs .f the rights Of
he States and hope they will mai"tsin
heir hslligerrnt attitude uniIi lh.se
rights shall he ack mo SieJgsd apd re-
'pected by every pihl'can ia the land.
Verify Ne bslievs tue clcu.'. a,e Lenk-
IDg.
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gaswxsVILIsIrE
IEB.

Mrs. w. r. Bishep, of Portland, ID
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l. w. Lotan,
Of this city.
0n Wednesday night, the 25th inst.
the young people bad nice little dance
in the new city hall.
On the 26tt inst, Mr. Frank Henon,
while clearing harrow, let it fall. One
tooth struck his foot, breaking bone
at the root cf tho second toe.
On last Friday the dwelling house
belonging to Nathan Baird caught on
FIRE, but WAS SOON extlnguished. The
blaze barely gat through the roof. Il
is occupied.by NJ. shackleford.
Ed Trmpleton Is confined to his room
with rheumatism.
Dick Stevsns is again confined To his
bed by sickness.
Mr.. Will q. King lectured to large
and attentive audiences On last Saturday
aud Sunday evenings. After the lecture,
on Saturday night, the Good Templars
and their friends repaired 10 their hall,
where they found bJuntsous supper
spread out hefme them. Everybody
seemed hungry. aud dad fall justice to
the supper.
WuavcRp
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nominee.

Tho following bills passed by th,
legislatnrs have been signed by tbs
Governor aed are Law:
8. B. 105-An act 10 create the coua.
~ of klamath, and 6x the salaries oI
oOanty jndgs and treasurer.
s. D. 23-An act to charge the time
Of meeting oi the Legislature Of th.
State Of Oregon.
II. B. l32-An act L, amend an act
entitled "An act ts iacorporats Baker
City," etc.
Fl. b. l33-An net 10 amend an &C.
entitled ''As act 70 provide for che coz
struction Of . hr:ck insane asylum
building" ets., etc.
Fl. b l2I-An act u define the
boundaries Of Coos Aad Douglas coun-
ties. iaH3
s. B. loo-Aa act 10 incorporass
the oity of McMtnnviIle, in the csanty
Of Yamhill, State Of Oregon, and re.
peal an act 70 incorporate the city Of
Minnville, etc.
S. B. s2-Aa act to provide for the
times and places for holding the circsit
courts in the frat official district.
8. b. 65-An act to create the eoua
ty Of Crook, and to 6x the salaries Of
the county judge aud treasurer thereof.
IL. b 1-Aa act to provide Tor pilet-
age on tho Columbia aud Willametts
rivers.
s. B. 7-An act granting te che Ore
gon Short Line Railway Co., the right
Of way through the lands of the State
of Oregon. and necessary grounds fer
stations, depots, side tracks, turn tables,
etc, etc.
SB No. 5l-Amendatory Of the in-
corporate act of the city Of Eugene.
SB No. 24-An act to establish
paid fire department for the city of
Portland.
s B No. 25-Amendatory Of the
Incorporate act Of the town of Ash
land, jackson county.
8 B No. 7l-An act tn incorporate
the town Of Buena Vista, Polk county.
8 B Ne. 82-An act to provide for
the times and places Of holding the
circuit courts in the 6rst judicial dis
trict.
FL B No. 20-Amendatory of the
Incorporate act in the town of Sheridan,
Yamhill county. b
II 3 No. 23--An act to appropriats
money to furnish the Oregon State In.
sane Asylum.
il B Ne. 62-An act to repeal sec-
tion 81 of srticle 6 of the incorporate
act of East Portland, and TO revise the,
Jurisdiction Of the county court in the
matter Of roads and highways within
The city limits.
SBNo. 3-An act to regulate and
license public shows.
8 B No. l5-An act to authorize
the superintendent oftbs penitentiary
to make contacts fo. convict lab0r,
8 B No. 1l6~-An act to authorize
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DID soT ADVISE THE ELECTION oy
DOLPn.
Eds. Democrae

Eds. Democrat:
Immediately after the adjournment
OF the legislature, word came TO
Albany that Judge Boise had favor
ed the election Of J. n DJIph, the
vice president of the monopoIies.
This surprised the judges grange
friends, aud upon his arrival to hold
the court, he was interviewed upon
this subject. He repIied that ne isd
not advised the election OF Mr. Doiph
and that Mr.. Dolph and Mt h.
ell, being buth identified with the
interests OF the corporations, were
alike Objectionable, and could not be
expected to abandon former coDvic-
fi0ns and favor the regulation by
congress Of Interstate commerce on
railroads, which regulation he re.
garded as vital 10 the prosperity oI
the State.
II Tuyfxp
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BAPTIST CONVENTION.

Eds. Democrat
Knowing the interest you have for
education and all religious advance
ment, send you fer items rsla
tive To the Baptist Convention sf the
North Pacific Coast. The Conven.
ton was held ut HcMinvilIe, con-
menclng Oh the 25th last, ahd con.
tinued ill the 10Th. There were
representatives from the greater num-
ber Of our association in Oregon and
w. r., and some from the adjoining
TERRITORIES. CaIifarnia R4p.ists were
efficiently represented.
Rev. DIR. Nisbet of Salem presided
efficiently giving general satisfaction
conducting the order &C business
with marked ability, demonstrating
the fact that sffability and firmness.
combined facilitate business. The
missionary work OF tho past year has
been quite encouraging. Partial aid
has been afforded for more than twen-
ty missionaries. Our board being
aided materially by the missionary,
hoard of New York, that board ad-
ding two dollars for evesy one dollar
we deposit ia the treasury thus du-
plicating our contributions and per-
mittin5 tho labor 10 lie perfornaed on
our destitute fields. The convention
was very gratifying, quietly conduct
ed ia dignified manner. The effi-
cient president of NcMinnville col.
lege, Rev. DR.. Anderson in his usual
modest polite way arranged for a
visit 10 the new college building,
magnificent edlflce of stone and brick
feur stories high, not inferior TO any
college building in our State. The
building will be completed in few
weeks. Gratitude To God for the
untold benefits conferred In inspiring
liberal hearts to make liberal CO ntri.
buttons, not only for the endowment
fund, but for the building fund,
could be plainly read ia the counten-
ance OF those noble self sacrificing
souls, whose labor and prayer, have
been earnest and fervent for success
In the enterprise We could thank
God, aud take. courage to.work aud
hope.
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. ORREsPoNDENoE


Hon. n. y. George, and ex-rslnis-
ter o. n. Deany, have been visit
Ing relations and friends IN and
arousd Lebanon. They both look
we'll, aud were nsarilly greeted by
tho old citizens who have known
them from tire time Of early boy.
hood.
The members Of the Presbyterian
Church have extended Q call 10 DIR.
Pettlgrow, 10 become their pastor
for the coming year, aad the DIR. has
accepted tho call. DIR. PsttIgrew IL
. graduate VI Peinceten c0llege, als)
hold. q dlplSma from tho medical
collaRe nj ST. Louis. IIs IL man
Of rare schelarshIP, and large expert
ence, and uadoabtedly will prsve &c.
cePtabls t. the people goneralIy.
Our postmaster made quItea sale u
day or two sgo eff pair ofhis Mon
gcllan chickens, he received $50 10
ssgsilASls paper. lie 10 net asls "a
tell whether the price was ewing 10
the chIeksas being abovo par or the
paper below.
Vim M. Smith, whs has been III
Tor the last three weeks 10 no better;
In fact he soeaas 10 bs gradually grow
log wars6. The doctors express but
little hsps Of his recovery.
B. II. Barker, has opened shoot
lag gallery, which offers q Hne oppor-
tsniiy 10 those whs pride themseiye.
as marksmsa TO test their skin.
II. NJ. Powers has csnclsded to 70.
turn again TO Weston. lie does net
soem 70 Ike the outlssk In the val.
Icy. The women folks will &c by
rail; he anA the bays will 60 by wag-
on. Il was 10 be hspsd that they
would fad everything satisfactory
and make this their home bat cir
eunastancesI are such that q better
opportunity offers Itself elsewhere,
and they Will accept. May SUCCESS
attend them.
The past two weeks sffAir weather
gave q good chance for tho FARMERS
to get In their fall grain. From the
present outlook thers Is much more
sown this fall than last. Ssms fields
already losk fine and general feel
Ing exists that tho season will be
COED.
A case OF horse stsslIsg tosk place
Q few days age. II seems the parties
wore on trade with each other,
each, being anxlsus to cross the
mountains. OHe the Cascades, the
other the Coast range. As they both
expected 70 start on the same day,
and as the Csast meuntaln man had
his hsrso on the CAccads mans road,
the Caaeade man thought Il was not
necessaryts talk trade aay farther but
called &C the place where the animal
was and represented that II was his
and toek II, and lIt out as fast as pos
slhle. The ether man did not fad il
cut until somo two days AFTER, when
he procured a warrant for the other
fellows arrest, but after delIoeratian.
he concluded no would rather lose
the horse than pa. the county to costs
10 pursuing thief. The party who
lost the hsrse was II. Fl. Miller the
one that tsok him was William Eagon.
The election OF j. N. D,lph, 10 the
United States Senate, Is none To well
received. Those who opposed Mitch
ell, preferred man more In sym
pathy with the interests OF the peo-
pie than such enc as Dolpb, and
the friends Of Mitchell feel great In,
dlgnation, that tse choice fell where
IL did. Many thiHk that bargain
was made between the tive men One
getting the honors while the otter
will receive his consideration here
after.
Twn
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cOHK HsMe TO Re0gT.

l. ~ill be remembered that Repub-
iiean leaders last spring, as means to
induce Democrats to vete for M. G..
George for Congress, urged tbe advan-
tage Of having member Of Congress
Who would be in harmony, politically,
with tbe majority Of Congress, which
they assumed would be Republican
beyond question of doubt. We we're
told ia every Republican newspaper
In the State, as we'll as by every Re-
publican stump speaker, that material,
financial, commsricial, and political ad-
vantages would accrue to the State in
consequence of Mr.. Ge1ge's being
placed on the committee of CONNIE ee,
snd many Democrats were wheedled
inte voting for him because of these
reasons. The elections of next month
will most certainly place Mr. George
on the minority side of the house, and
on sogns miaO inimpertant COMMITTEES
when he will be lest sight of, and where
his services will be of no value to the
State. If the arguments made ~ Re-
pabiieans in the last campaign we're
sound, then is it unfortunate that Mr.
George was elected As be viii most
surely be ranged on the sile
of tho ninety when bis presence
WI de the State no good. Democrats
sheuld make proper application sf the
lessoA thus taught them and never
seain listen to the willy but insincsre
arguments of Republicans to gain votes.