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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
CHAIRMAN HiRscm.

ISol ITirsch Is the Chairman Of tho
Republican state Central Committee
OF thss State. Ifs II thel man who
cast his vote against the bill TO re.
duce the fees OF Clerks and Sheriff.
He Is the man who voted against the
bill TO reduce interest on money. lie
Is tho same Senator who loft his
chair, as President OF the Senate,
and proceeded OH the aSor OF the Or.
0gon Senate Chamber 10 denounce
the bnl for the interchange of frelghts
[Senate Bill no. % by common car.
rIers, and together with JO. Simon,
J. N. Dolph and others, succeeded
In defeating tho bill. TIe Is tho man
that had 50 much 10 say about the
number Of bushels Of grain which
are produced In certain counties
In this State, and tho man that took
such an active part against tho Inter
est of the Oregon Pacific Railway
Company. Thls 10 tho man that Is
TO control tho destiny Of the Republl-
Gao party In this state for tho ncxt
two years. Ho Il 10 mark cut lis pol
Icy, aud direct and govern its pro-
ceedlugs. lie Is tho man to DO the
leader OF tho Republican party In tho
next Legislature. Farmers and lab
oring III en OF Linn county do you dc
sire 10 follow IN tho wako OF sol
IIrsch, Doph, & Co e? Ifyou do not,
vote for Jo. Smith and the whole
Democratic ticket. d. you deg ire
men IN Office who will favor
with their votes and influence the In
terest Of the Central Valley, the im.
provement OF the harbor al Yaquina /?
lfyou do, vote for w. ID. Fenton and
the entire Democratic ticket in June
next. Ifyou desire blu passed Sim
liar to Senate oill No. 81. by the next
Legislature, voio for tho entire Dem.
ocratIc ticket you want mortgag
es taxed In the counties where they
are recorded, vote for Democrats TO
represent you In tho next Legislature,
for just 50 sure rs the Republicans
have the next Legislature such laws
will be defeated. Sol. HIrsch & Co.
defeated this measure before and they
viii surely defeat IL again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05


TIE Chinese restriction bill passed
the Senate on vote of 80 tolls. Out
Of the 80 votes in favor of the bill
twenty-five wers Democrats and sew.
On were Republicans. Nine Demo.
erats in favor Of the bill were paired
With nine Republicans opposed to it.
The fifteen votes against the bill were
all cast by Republicans, making thir-
ty-fsur Democrats and seven Repnb-
licans in favor Of the ill, with a
Republicans again"t the bill; not a
single Democrat voted against il.
From the complexion of the vote on
the final passage of the restriction
bill how can Republicans claim any
credit fer the triumph of Chinese re-
strictisn and is it notStrue, as Frank
Pixley says, that the Republican par
ty has forfeited its pledges made to
the people on this question in SO much
as majority Of the Republican SEN
aters lhsye twice cast their vote.
against Chinese restriction, and the
acting President has vetoed the bill
hrst passed by Democratic votes +?
Does not the record conclusiveIy show
that the Democratic party has nobIy
stced by its pledges on this question
aad by its HRtiring energy have at
last forced this issue to a successful
termination in Congress Laboring
men, examine the record of the two
parties on the Chinese question and
see for yourselves which of the par
ties have been true and consistent
through this struggle of labor against
capital, of white labor against Asiatic
servitude and Mongelian slavery.
The leading Republican paper of the
Pacific Coast says New England is
against the white labor of the coun-
try, the great corporations are against
1t, the President IS against it and
the leaders of the Republican party
are against it. But good common
sense, and the Democratic party are
In favor Of the supremacy of white
labor and the Democrats in Congress
have recorded their votes in favor Of
the Interests of laboring men of this
country. Laboring men, will you
stand by the party that has always
stood by you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LEBANON NOTES.
LEpASex May srd. 1882.

hi. Democrat;
Joseph Wassom, who has been
clerking for j. l.. CowaD, has con-
cuded TO take rest for awhile and
coptemplates taking trip to Callfor-
MIA and may be before he returns 20
East. Ho has never been out OF the
State since boy and he feels that a
rest and little sight seeing will do
him good. lie has rendered his res-
Ignstion as town Treasurer and will
make bis preparations TO go as soon
40 possible. Joe IL one OF our most
popular young men and while all re
gret 10 some extent 20 have him
leave yet a feeling Of good will ac-
companies him In his rambles.
Our efficient Marshal and Street
Supervisor Joseph Nixon owing TO
othor arrangements has resigned and
leaves tho city minus good officer.
Tho city Council will at It's meeting
Oil the vacancies created by the Mar
shal and Treasurer.
Mrs. NJ. Baum has concluded 10
close out business here within tho
next month and remove TO Portland
and engage In business there. She
Is Offering her stock at cost. All de-
string a good bargain SHOULD call.
Mrs. John Mendonhall OF Portland
has opened out mlliner shop In
the storo room Of the St. Charles
hotel. Her stock is the largest und
best selected OF any that has ever
been In the town. On Monday was
her opening and her establishment
was well attended by the ladies.
Mr.. A. II. Cyrus has added a
musical department 10 his picture
gallery and has on hand for sale all
kinds OF musical instruments. His
business Is constantly increasing
aud he Is gaining quito a reputa-
ton ia The photograph business
There - feeling with many that
Judlcious nominations should be
made for officers and especially In
regard TO Clerk, Sheriff and Treasurer
There arc nj least score Of men In
The county who arc involved In
trouble by goiHg on tho bends Of
somo Of eur past officials. This will
naturally make mon who are respon-
sible somewhat timld In goisg on any
mans bond without kno wing that he
Is not only competent but that he
possesses strict integrity. The Con-
vention should take this into cOnsid-
Grafton Ia placing men before the pee
ple for impor tant Offices. With good
mon fairly nominated there is scarce
ly doubt but tho entire ticket will
DO elected and that by large mejorl
ty. II Is folly to presume that mon
are such strong partisans In these
days as 10 rnr.oss they Will endorse
either incompotency or chicanery
simply TO elect their ticket.
The Presbyterians have organized
Sabbath School In connection with
fheIr ccurch and have a very large
attendance. II Is held In the lower
part Of the Masonic hail.
LIB:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

try have spoken and voted on this ques-
tion, and the Democratic leaders in
Congress have forced the issue and
stand, thank God, recorded in favor OF
the laboring millions of our own blood
and kindred.
Yes, laboring mon of Oregon, tho Is
sue has boon joined. The Republicans
Of the East have made party issue,
and the party on this Cast must ac-
cept the issue, or dissolve their party
organization and refuse TO act with q
party that has openly and boldly violst.
cd aud repudiated its pledges made TO
the people on this vital question,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
ctr COUNTRY.

Never in the history of our country
was thero time when an honest admin
istration oc affairs was NODDED more
than at tho present time. This nation
for twenty years has been run by con
tractors and schemers, ths principal
heads of which are found in the officers
Of government themselves. Year after
year The nation is alarmed at the rapid
increase in crime among those who nd
minister the government, The RsPub-
lican party has powerful organization
1t is tho government itself, and when
the schemers and the keepers of tho U.
s. Treasury are checked for the time
being, the healing process is applied
and the attention of tho public is called
to other matters. Investigations are q
farce. Grants administration WAS a
model fer ineapacity, robbery and per
jary. When ho left tho presidential
chair no public man in Amarica stool
lower, and his administration was dis
grace to our CO 4ntry. To save Grant
and make him available for future use
he was sent around the world with j..
Russell Young as his bottle holder. The
millions that were squandered under his
administration arc Il matter Of history.
Hayes came into Office 10y fraud, fact
no longer disputed, aud he was to hold
it by force il necessary. About the first
thing he did of note WAS to turn Chss.
tor \. Arthur, now tho accident keep
ing the White House, out Of The Custom
House ia New York for dishonesty and
corrupt practices. At tho same tims
Hayes had band OF robbers right un.
der his nose that were taking millions
bodily out Of the L. 5. Treasury, and
bis officers knew il, and some Of them
were parties TO tko theft. Il is difficult
TO say which oi the two administration
were the most corrupt, that Of Grant OF
that of HAYES. Both were disgrace
to the age in which We live. There wa'
enough s.ole7 through tho imbecility oi
thsse men, or their sid, to pay OF a
large Part Of the national debt Arthur
is now president, and he has no more
power over the inside workings of BIZ
machinery than Grant had over his
In fact Grant is the chief engineer now
over Arthur's alminist ration, which il
going on like the rest He and BlAin,
are trying to make each other cut TO b
rascals, and they will no doubt succeed
at cost to tas natioa of millions. Il
it not time that this Republican party
was dislodgsd from the Treasury Of th'
United States, aud reform instituted
We are becoming more disgraceful ev
cry year. The whole thing is ran b;
politicians, and the people are enslavsc
by it. Let the vote in June indicat,
what Oregon will do in 1884 in this r..
form. Give us a democratic victory
that shall lie State and national.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

The following which the Oregon City
Enterprise, Republican paper, says Mr..
Mr.. Moody, is but the real sentiment Of
most of the Republicans of the States
The nominee for Governor is unques-
tionably not a strong one. Mr.. Needy
is an excellent business man of known
integrity, good neighbor and kind
father, who ought not to haye been
nominated for Governor under the cir
cumstances.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

MOODY, the Republican candidate
for Governor, came up to Albany last
Friday evening and remained here with
the faithful until Saturday at noon.
While here he seemed to be under the
special care of n. Baum, when we
suppose represents Earhart, Hirsch &
Co in this locality. Mr.. Moody did
not favor our people with a display OF
any of his great oratorical powers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

WHEN yeu go to the pells next June
to vote for Governsr, remember that
Moody was in the Legislature two years
ago and voted against tLe bill ts reduce
the fees of Clerks and SheriAs. This
Vste, and his vote on the interest bill.
shows that he has no sympathy in COM
mon with farmers, ,laborsrs and mechan-
les Show your disApprobation of his
course by voting for the friend of the
people,. 8. Smith.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

The Legislature of Connecticut,
bsing Republican, of course, recently
passed a resolution endorsing and
approving the Presidents veto of the
Chinese restriction bill, and also OK
pressed themselves as opposed to any
restriction Of Chinese immigration.
Every Republican member Of that
body voted to endorse the President
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
500 stRIEELISCs.
Scio, April 2ad, 1882

ScIo, Aprii @ad, 1857
Editor Demokrat.
Politicks Il raglrg at present and
some OF the office seekers are getting
very restless. while some few are
predicting bust up In tho Demokrat
ranks who have been worked up by
s0ms OF their Republican pretelders
but would say to those Republicans
that are 50 exercised over the matter
that they need not fear, for We are
solid and we intended ts put the
very best men on the ticket, and
then eloct them TO a man at the June
election.
The citizens OF Scio and vicinity
hav koncluded 10 hav fourth OF
July Sellebrayshun o regular old
fashioned barbecue and anticipate
We will hav glorious eld time too.
Tho citizens met at City Hall May
lst and appointed Jesse Beard Chair
man Of the meeting but Jesse didn't
like that so good as lie would TO lie
appsinted Sheriff of tho County but
he looked very dignified and exhibi.
ted considerable patriotism In the
way OF putting notions and appintin
committees. There is committee
OF five on general arrangements.
j. G. Jshnsen Is boss o. the com
but ho don't like that So much as he
weuid to havo been the nominee for
Sheriff on the Republican ticket, but
Charley won't let that get away with
his patriotism, 50 when the
fourth comes around he will have as
good time as any one. Our green
back friend J. s. Morris was Secre-
tary OF the meeting, and he was in
structad by the chair to send your
paper somo intelligence and tell yeu
how Wa wus to hav fair sh wv in
derangoment by starting In time
before somewherelse got a head Of
us, and what q big OK weare 10 roast.
There was two quadrupeds in the
shape OF human beins got into kind
of a misunderstanding last Sunday
and tried TO black each others eyes,
but one being n tall fellow and the
other a short, the thing was unequal,
but when the City Marshall bret them
to the Recorders Office for adjust
nent tell you the Rekorder seor
equalized them by taxing them fve
dollars apiece for their over indul.
gence In the oh be be joyful and
scratchin one another.
Scio Is to have new bridge acros;
Thomas Creek on Main street, and
there has been steps taken by the cit
liens TO secure from the city treasury
funds sufficient to bIild foot bridge
in connection with the wagon bridge
Kelly & Davis will have completed
their job of getting cut the heavy tim
bers for the Hammer bridge by the
fifth of this month.
J. T.. Chapman is in declining
state OF health, which we are sorry tc
see, as he is one of our most enterpris
ing citizens, as we'll as kind, esti.
mable gentleman.
Mr.. Jarnagan has been under the
weather for some days, but We are
glad to see him upon the streets
again.
Our district school is in fall pro
gress under the tutership Of Prof.
Marsh assisted by Mr.. Earl, late Ol
Salem. We understand they are
giving good satisfaction as instruc
tors.
Miss Lizzie johnson has been Ill
fer few days but not serious.
JOSH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
OAK CREEK ITEMS.
OAK CREEK, April %, 1882.

CAh NAhLhf n Ptii ~ lOC--
Ed. Democrat
The weather has been very rainy
and Llustery for the past week and has
put back the late sowing Of grain and
putting in Of gardens. There has been
a considerable winter wheat plowed up
on the south side Of Oak Greek that the
ducks eat out, but have teard of none
on the north side but locks vol. The
prospects are good for good crop this
year in this section OF country.
see by the late reports that the Or
egon Pacific Railroad will commence
w0rk Immediately in earnest.
/ learn by the Yaquina Bay Posl
that Van Cleve has his office so close to
the bay at Newport that he can sit in
ais Office and throw his iinein TO the
bay to fish. He must have his press in
Bush Hammon's saloon, fer l know OF
no other building in Newport close
enough to the bay but his, SO his line
would reach the bay. 1 suppcss he-will
catch founders, Goldfish, crabs and &C.
casisnally a half-breed and perhaps a
whole breed. Van was considered 6
temperate mar when he WAS with the
good people Of Albany.
VINTA.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

ALL the Republican papers Of New
Englasd support tho veto, and all ei
them are unqualihedly opposed te
the restriction OF Chinese immigra-
ton, and there Is widespread opin-
ion among prominent Republicans
in favor of giving the Chinese the
right of tho elective franchise. There
is not Republican paper east OF Chi
cago, says Frank Plxley, that is not
out-spoken in favor OF the Presidents
veto, and yet the Republicans in Or
egon say there is no issue between
the two parties on this question.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

Now that the Orsgonian is disturb
ed because the Democratic convention
did not endorse the present State adj
ministration, and in view of the fact
that the Republican Convention did en-
dorse all that Rarhart and Hirsch have
donc, and as the Oregonia's heartily en-
dorses that action ON the part of the
Republican Convention, we would like
to have the OregoniGe tell it's readers
whether it endorses all that Mr.. Hirsch
did in the way of selling the bands of
tho State to get funds to redeem the
Modoc war bonds. Also whether it
endorses the action of Hirsch and Ear
hart when they appropriated one thous-
and dollars, (as has been allegsd) out of
the Insane asylum fund to dig sewer
in Salem, or when they buy tobacco for
convicts and pay for it out of the Asyl-
um fund
Come, Mr.. 0yegOnian, the people
want to know what you have to say to
these questions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

LET the voters of Linn csanty re-
member when they come to vote for
Governor, that Moody was in the last
Legislature and voted and labored to de.
feat the interest bill. Let Us all, without
regard to party, show these public gen.
tlsnen they must have some regard for
the interest of farmers, lahorers and
mechanics, instead Of selling out body
and soul to msaey lend ers and nonied
corporations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
BENTON COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Last Saturday the Democrats Of Ben
ton county met at Corvallis and held
one of tho most enthusiastic and har.
monious conventions ever known in
that county. Quite a delegation of our
leading politicians were in attendance
and all report the chances of tho De
mocracy in Benton County far above
par. The following ticket was put in
nomination, every member of which is
sure TO be elected next juno, else the
signs Of the times are very decoiving
State Ssnate-T T. CAuthorn.
Representatives Parker, Isaac
Holman, Wesley Hinton.
County Judge r Bryson.
County Clerk-Geo w Henkle.
Sheriff. w i Smith.
Treasurer-E Il Avery.
Commissioners Davis, ID II
Vanderpool.
Assessor ohm Scott.
School Superintendent-E A Miner
SurveyOr-A lock.
Co-oner-Geo Ii Nutting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

The Herald editor thinks that if The
Republican candidates for the LeSisla-
ture are elected they viii engage us te
draft bills for them and tell them how
to vote. Nothing would suit us better,
and We thank the Herald man for the
suggestion. One thing is certain, those
men have too much sense to go to the
Herald oaice for such work or advice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
SUPPOSE.
ALBANY May Attn, 1882

ALBANY May 4tb, 1882.
Editor Democrat:
Suppose Sheriff should be sent with
a requisition to some other State to
bring back for trial some person who
had committed crime in this State.
Suppose when he returns and presents
his bill to the Secretary of State, the
Secretary's clerk swears the Sheriff to
his claim and charges the Sheriff one
dollar for the oath, but allows the
Sheriff to put in his bill an item OF
one dollar for swearing and thus make
the State pay for it. Would this be
legall DEPUTY.
We think under the law the Secrs-
tary should require the Sheriff to swear
to his claim, but iG is certainly
illegal to make the State pay for the
oath.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
Stock Holders Meeting,

A meeting of the Stock Holders OF the
Albany Farmers Co. will be held at
their Office in the city of Albany on Tues
day the 10th day OF MAY, lSS2, at one
o'clock p. NJ, OF said day for the purpose
OF electing seven Directors to serve for
the next ensuing year, and sncl other
tEg. Full reports will be presented of
business tIanlactions. A full attendance
is desired.
Attest NJ. II. WLps, Pres.
d. MANSFIELD. Sec.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
LINN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVEN
TIONS
(ONVEN

A Democratic Convention for Linn
County, for the purpose of nominating n
eonnty ticket, will be held in Albany, at
10 o'clock =. M, On
WEDNESDAY, MAY TO, 1852.
REimary meetings will be held at the
voting places in the several Precincts on
Saturday, May ., 1852.
Precincts will be entitled to representa-.
tion in each of the County Conventions
according to the following table:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
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CONNECTICUT.
pals.

The Republican Legislature of tie
nutmeg State has sustained the Acei-
dent Arthur in his veto ef the Chinese
Bill, the Democrats voting solidly
against it. So the procession moves
just in that way Every Republican
Legislature east of the Rocky Noun
taiMs will do the same thing. 1t will
take little time to teach the masses
east, buG when they fully understand
this question the tidal wave Of Democ.
racy will sweep over the nation bearing
upon its breast destruction to every
capitalist who now attempts to resist
the efforts of the oppressed white labor
or to free himself from Monaghan COM
petition in labor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor
JOSEPH S SMITH, H,.............,....oi of Multnomah.
For Congress
" D. FESToN, ,..........................oiY Yamhili.
For Secretary OF State
J. K. wEATHERFoRp, ,............. ......of Lina.
For State Treasurer
ABRAMS, - ...ot bougias
Fer Superintendent of Public Instruction
S. woRTHINGToN. waseo
For State Printer
VT. CORNELL. of Marion
For Judge of Supreme COURT.
. n. SHATTUCK. Multnon,ah
For District Attorney
W H. HOLMES. of Marion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

By order of the Committee
j. III. BURKHAT,
Chairman.
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