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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

The close contest in the last election
in Marion County had the effect ei
bringing to the front one man at least
who has thus far shown spirit wsrthy
of emulation by his compeers in the
Senate. That man Is Senator Jacot
voorhees,. He began his career BY
plainly telling his Republican brethren
in caucus, that he would not, under
any circumstances, vote for Mr. Hirsci
for President Of the Senate. This had
the effect of driving Mr. Hirsel from
the Geld, for the simple reason that mol
sven one vote could be thrown away ~
the organization Of the Senate, where
the Republicans only have majority
of two. Mr.. Yoorhss has perhaps not
forgotten the course Of Mr.. Hirsch IL
the last Senate, and how on . certain
occasion he put himself to the trouble
of handing over his gavel to fellow
member, in order that he might take
the floor and most glaringly misrepre-
sent the Willamette Valley. Beside'
rewarding his merits as presiding
efficsr by gallantly leaving him alone
Mr.. Voorhees, has proven that the Viii
lamette Valley has one Republican ai
least who dares teach its traducers 9
lesson for future guidance. Whether
Mcconnell, will do any better than
Hirsch il very doubtful. As men,
Der of the Senate two years ago, he
showed disposition to toady to wealth,
railroad corporations, and monoPolies
generally. The great power Of a Presi-
ding officer lay in the appointment Of
standing committees, but here check
was thrown around Mr. Mcconnell by
a little ingenious parliamentary engin'
eering. Before the adoption of the
rules, this same Senator Voorhees,, of-
fered resolution authorizing com'
mittee to appoint standing committees
naming as such COMMITTEES starkweath-
er, Davenport, fall, Prim and Glow.
The machine men opposed this resolu-
ten with all their migat and main, but
with the aid of the solid Democrats
vote and six Republican vstes, the
resolution, was carried. This unex-
pected action Of the Senate created
great CONSERVATION in the ranks Of the
"truly leyal," and fell like 4 wet blank.
ct on the Mitchell faction. True it was
net very complimentary TO Dir. McCon-
nell, bat if it serves to take the organ
zation Of the committees oat Of the
hands of ring politicians. As seems like.
ly to % the case, = vast stride viii
have been made in the right direction.
The Democrats in the Senate, as we'll as
Senator Voorhees, and his I've Rspub.
lioan friends, are to be congratulated
upon their prompt action in the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Q oRREsPoNDENcEl
LrsASoS Sep. 18th, 1882.

LrsASoS Sep. 18th, 1882.
Ei. Democrat
4 boy of Mr.. Msrris, liviag near
Sweet Home, got severely injured In the
eye by the bursting of cartridge. A
portion Of the shell il 10 thought entered
the eye and doubts are entsrtained
whether he will not lose bis sight.
The fne Messenger and Morgan
stallion Of the Mcknight boys IL theughi
to be dangerously sick. They have
brought him to town and placed him in
charge Of DR.. Ballard. The dector
while able to tell with degree of Ger.
tainty human ailments, is somewhat at q
less to prescribe in such cases.
Mrs. William Elkins, Of Dallas, ID
visiting relations and friends Lere. This
used to be her old herne, and all feel
glad to see her again.
Mr.. A. Dodge is making arrange,
ments, and will, in few days, begin
the erection Of largo feed aud sale
stable in town. II everything works
we'll, he expects TO build rather fine
residence and m,ve his family in from
bis farm.
The Fall and Winter term Of the
Santiam Academy begins on next Mon.
day the 18th. TIE School Is in charge
Of Professor Gilbert. an old and expert
snced educator. The School is dosira.
bly, located, and can offer ~ good in.
aueements AZ any other high Schoo,.
Those desiring to attend should bs on
hand. Also the public school under the
charge OF Miss Lou Anderson as princi-
pal, begins the same dSy. From pres
ent appearances the attendance ut both
schools will be good.
Since the cars have been running
10 Lebanon there have been sold 2309
tickets 70 Albany IL is nesiless TO say
the county seat has no. been bsnsltted
by the building Of tho road. Tho pas
seAger and freight traffic is constantly
Increasing. aud it is question whether
any other portion Of the same length Of
road pays or will pay the company bet
ter than the Lebanon branch. From
recent werd from Manager Koelllsr
change in tho time will likely soon be
made, in which ths train will arrive an
hsur sooner and depart an hour later.
Should this Do done il will still further
add to the receipts Of the company as
well as TO the better advantage Of the
people.
The republicans are somewhat di-
vided on the candidancy Of j. ii.
Mitchell for United States Senator.
Most, however, are inclined TO think
he is the best man 10 send. Tho dem
ocrAts, with but few exceptions. are
not in favor Of elevating = man TO the
highest position within the gift Of the
Legislature, with the record Of J.
ii. Mitchell. especially after the
strong opposition against him and
his neshods in the past. II he is 20
be Vindiested by another term. Lot il be
demo by the republicans. The demo-
Gratis can i'll affstd, il bali Of what
has bssn charged against him is true,
70 aid him IN an election. To say, a.
somo do, that he 10 the only maa that
can represent the State IL rather a pesr
adnissisn Of the honesty, integrity aud
intelligence Of the eitiEsns Of the State.
LER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

Ed. Democrat:
Thinking that few items fem this
place might be Of some iaterest to some
Of the rerdets of your paper, as to what
We are doing and what We are going to
DO, etc. Business is very good, taking
all things into consideration.
johnson & Shelton have received,
this week large invoice Of new goods
in tho line of general merchandise.
which in addition to their already
large stock Of goods makes it quite
complete.
A. J. Houston ia Offering to sell out
bis entire stock-in-trade, consisting of
dry goods, groceries, hardware, etc.,
etc.
Johnny Morris is still in the drug
business on the corner and is always
ready TO wait on bis customers and it
makes him smile to see the cash. There
are Talcott d Kelly turther down the
street who also have a neat stock Of
drugs, oils, paints, tobacco, cigars, etc.,
and are receiving fir portion of pat.
'ronage, they also keep OF Hofr,nan
& Josepb's manuiactnrc of soda pop
flesh supply and in the rear can he
found a tilst-elAss barber shop.
johnson, Epley & ca. are doing
driving business 10 tie livery hnsi-
ness.
N. Young Is giviag general satisfAc-
tion In making geod -four al the Scio
Mills. We haven't time 10 notice all
of the departments of business at
present, but will at some future give
you mo-e minute account Of the
business of Sclo.
J J. Kelly and family, who have
resided in The Forks since 1852, will
start, next Monday, for Eastern Ore
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
4 BRAVE PARTY INDEED

That was 3 grand old speech deliver
ed By ex-senator Blaine, at Portland
Maine, the other day. II reviewed
the history Of the Republican party FOR
the past twenty-one years, and eulo-
gizsd the party and its work in lis
usual glowing style, claiming that the
destiny of the United States during all
that tine had been in the keeping
Of the Republican party. lie for
got 70 tell his audiences how
. Democratic Congress hal cut
dswn the expenditures of the
government. unearthed the frauds OF
the Grant administration, prosecuted
BabcOck and the whisksy-rins, brought
to light the populations ia the Navy
Department, explained the mysteries
Of the credit MobiIier lin which last
Mr. Blaine played conspicuous pant
and all these little side issues which
though past are not forgotten. He
failed 70 mention how the Democrats
elected President in 1876, in the pei
son of Samuel ]. Tiiden, and how he
was cOnnted out By Returning Boards,
manipulated by visiting Statesmen Of
the grand old "Party of moral ideaa."
Oa Hol It would not de to dwell on
sach subjects as these. Like the old
Negro preacher, who declined to tell
his congregation how wrsng it was to
steal, because 1t would throw "a kind
ola dampness on de wksls meetin', y
Mr. Bi&ine could net afford to remind
his hearers OF the crimes 10 his own
party for fsar = recital Of
then migat throw "a damper
er on de whole meetin'" He waved
tas sangninary under garment in the
most approved fashion; be told ali the
gDOd that had been done BY the Re-
publican party. and wasted good deal
ct fse rhetoric in bis Efforts TO do So,
and claimed that there was at least
one thing that could not truthfuliy be
said Of il: ..It never can oe said that
It was lot brave party. 1t never can
De said that it had drop of towards
bleod in its whole organization. New
er." Hardly ever. Can it be possible
that Dir. Blaine, Of Maine, has not heard
Of the exploits of Hubbell and his ex-
tertion committed A party must be
judged as we'll by the men ~he ara its
acknowledged leaders as by the prin-
eiples which it advocates. Applying
the Test 70 the Republican party to-day,
what becomes of its beasted bravAryi
H0hbell 10 chairman of the National
Republican Congressional COMMITTEES,
aai B,ss Dorsey, its Secretary. Fair
representatives indeed of party that
"bas not drop of towards blood in It's
whole organization" Their raids upon
the little pages in Congress, npon the
widows of battlc-scarred veterans, poor
IL paid clerks, life boat crews aad the
like, are being denounced throughout
the length and breadth of the land as
mercenary indecent aud eowardIy.
Their only offenders are to he found in
tse ranks OF the Republican party.
TAey are men already high IN Office or
fsstening at TIE public crib. Ii the
methods adapted ~ Hulbell AMI his
cerruptis nists to maintain patty In
power that has ontIiysd every principle,
entitIe it 80 be called brave party,
then no oae will dispute Mr.. Biaine's
claim.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

Final Set tflement.

~ Office IL hereby given that tile nm
~ deTnigned Administrator OF the es.
tate ofThonas Summers; deceased, has
hled In the County Court for Linn county
oregon his final account as such sdminis-
tratsr and by order OF said court Monday
the Ind day Of October 1882 ~ the hsur
Of one O'Clock p. IN, Of said day IL ret for
hearing objections u said account sad the
settlement thereof. Any person interest
cd In said estate N hereby notified - ap-
pear and iilo his or her objection 20 said
dnal account on or before said day.
August is 1882. l.. BILYEU,
AdmfufafFaf0Y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

WHkN President Arthur returns to
Washington after bis tramp on tho high
seas, he win probably find his little
flag 30 tattered aud torn, that the erly
use he can make Of it will be to weave
it into = crown, place it upon his majss-
tis brow, and proclaim himself, Chester
the First. Wouldn't that make the
Immortal SOC happylI -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

It is astonishing the number OF intelll.
gent people who regard cold or cough as
trivial matter, something unnecessary te
pay attention to. Low many tiinss have
you heard the ex expression, 80 nothing the
matter, only slight cold" Yes my
friend, and nine- tennis Of The many thou
sand consamptlves who walk the earth to-
day doomed 10 premature death, said
the same thing We pay attention to a
cold, and promptly too. Our remedy is
Ammenss Cough Syrup; some other prep
arations ara good, We have found It
by far the Lest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Albany Aug. 2lst, 1882
Notice to Taxpayers.

To ioh0m IL may eoAeeTH.
Eetice IL hereby given that the Board OF
equalization Of taxes for Linn county, Gre
Ron, will attend nc the Office Of the County
Clerk sf Liam county, the last Monday IN
september, 1852, and publicly examine
the assessment rolls for 1882, and correct
all errors In yaluatiun description or qual.
tiles o. lands, lets or ether property.
HIRAM s. WILLIAMS,
Assessor for the County Of LlHn.
Aug 3rd isso2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

Every family should havea bottle OF
Syrup Of Figs constantly on hand. Its
pleasant tasto and beneficial effect make
IL popular everywhere, and the results are
better health and fewer doctor bills. 1t
may bc taken by old and young, by mon
and women, under any and ali circumstan
ces. For sale by Foshay a Mason, Albany,
Rsc.or q Son, Haley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

DoRsxx, remarks the Philadelphia
CAroaicle, is still Secretary of the Ma
tim Republican Campaign Committee.
It viii be unfortunate for the party il
Dorsey Is compelled to write his resig-
nation ont on the note paper Of some
Federal Jail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Assessment Notice

Al a mse Ing OF the Board OF Direct,rs
led on tn. 18th day or Aug. 1882 at :
,ffico II, salenl the Capital Gold and Q Nv !
Mining Company o SA em oiegon levied
IN assess IasI.t on its capital stock Of one
and one ha.f mills, payable and de1n.
quest Gctobsr 10Th, 1882.
1888 at8e s. e. CHADWICK,
Secretary @. q. a :. NJ. Co.
Aug. 24,h, 1882. 5w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Took Up.

took up, July 18th. and have n pas
ture ene bay mare with blaze face
white hind legs, white spot on right fore
foot, branded & aboge an Aeon rigat
shoulder; one 81 rrol marc with white
spot Cd forehead, falne brand; enc bay
colt aud one sorrel kolt, yearlingss bran deo
WM. G.. II .REAcH,
Walton's Ranch, Wv. and q. M.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm
nane and style OF Fox. Baum a. Co II this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by Otto Fox, 10
whom all debts should be paid, aad by
whom al Indebtedness will 6s settled.
OTTo Fox,
-. BAUM.
Albany Aug. 2ist, 1892
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

THE Atlanta constisution is respon-
sible for this 1t Is now said that the
Hen. Charles Foster, of Ohio, the great
temperance champion, orders bis soda
water with one thumb up and three
fingers down. Surely this means bust
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

IL is folly TO wait until yeu are In bed
with disease that may last nOnths, when
you can be cured by unoly use Of
Parker's GlRger Tonic. We have known
sickly families made tbs heaithiest by t..
observer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

ARrHuR's Gag. remarks the Boston
Post, floats proudly from the mast head
when that distinguished gentleman is
aboard government ship. Pretty soon
MAkone viii have fsg of his own.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
sherin's Sale.

In the csamty Court Of Lian County, State Of
Oregon:
The Corvallis Fruit Company. corpora
ton duly oranized under the Laws Of
the State OF orsgsn- PIT
Va.
w II Newman, DEN.
By virtue OF an execution and erder Of
sale issued out Of tho above named Court
in the above entitled action to me direct
cd aud delivered, have applied the fol-
lewing described real properly, heretofore
attached In said actian, to-wiI +: all the
right, title and interest OF the ~ Id dsftnd-
AIT ia and to the southeast quar:er and
the south halfof the northeast quarter Of
section eight: aiss = tract ef land bound
ed and described as follows, to-xit: Be-
gtnning. at the southwest coIner OF The
south east Qualter OF section eight and
running thence west o 67-l00 chains
thence north 20 chains thence eaSt 8
Ci.lO0 chains to the northwest corner OF
the southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section siah thence soaih 90
chains to the place of beginning ell in
Liam csunty, Oregon, aud IN TIP. 10 :. X
west Of the Willamelts meridian, and on
Saturday the zth day 0rOetohey
1854.
at the hour OF one o'clock p. IN, at tbs
Court House door in the city al Alhaay.
Linn county, Oregon / viii sci. sid
real properly a. pno.la auction 1or cash
IN hand 10 ths hl,snest bidder, 20 satisfy
the demand of the Piaiatiff Ia tsaid writ,
TO wit: fhe suaa of S1Sl IN u. y. gold
eoia, with interost ttsofeSn, ia like ccins
at Tho rate of Que I,ei csnt per month,
from tue o h day VI Aarca, 1854, aud the
further sums ot Sio - cos1s AID the costs
and expenses Of ssle
Dated has S.h day II September 1882.
GEO. HUmPHnkY,
sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

Can you fad case OF Brlght's Discsse
Of the Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary Ur Liver
Complaints that Is eurable, that Hop Bit.
ters has not or cannot cure? Ask your
nelghbors II they can,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
ooME Up SET rLF r

All persons knowing themselves indabt-
I'd to the late firm OF Fox, Baum Il Co.,
will please come forward and settle at
lnce and save eesfs az nay business in
he Willamette Valley mcst be closed up
m Immediately. CIT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

The favorits hymn of the Robson
ial Congress 81 love to st, al awhile
etc, etc" Very appropriate.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-05-27

than was expected. Address of welcome by
p. G. NJ, w. o. Bowles; response by NJ. V. p,
C. III. Cissel, of Springfield. Excellent address
by p, n. F., w. Bailey, of jamestown. Chap
lain Dist. Lodge of Ohio, also by Brother c. H.
Butler rand NJ. l.. Peters of Springfield After
the exercises were over, the ladies and gentle
men enjoyed themselves as is common at such
entertainments, our Springfield friends return
ing home the midnight train.
We have mentioned the role he played in
Cur city. First, joined h,-Reporter for
Christian Recorder, sheriff of louisiana
nephew of the sainted Rev. G. S. Burch whom
the religious world new as a faithful servant
close companion of General U. S. Grant at the
centennial; some relative association with
General Forest, and a great many things too
numerous to mention, succeeded in borrowing
small sums of money from different sympa-
thizing persons they becoming so by his story
of the loss of family BY Yellow Feever, and
property by the floods in the South, but to cli-
max all he left his lodging place minus pay,
borrowed money of his Landlady, paid no
wash bill, fled last Saturday night for parts un-
known, but there are a few moral teachers on
his track to bring him back to be lndoctrinated
in the commandments he taught in theory
which they wish him to practice. Let the peo-
pie beware of this tall good looking gentle
man with a scar on the bridge of his nose and
hair parted in the middle. ANON.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-05-27
Toledo. Ohio.

Mrs. Hester Scott, of Selma, Ohio, attended
the banquet last week.
Charley Jones, of Lawrerce, Mich, is visiting
in the city, the guest of John Ferguson.
Mrs Banks, one of our oldest pioneers died
last Sunday Her funeral took place Monday.
Rev. j. w. Johnson is well pleased with shis
trip to Kenton Ohio. where he went TO visit
friends and relatives.
r. r. Carol, formerly head waiter at the Booty
House, has taken charge of the dining room
of the Sloan House, Sandusky.
Last Thursday night a grand Old Folks con-
cert was held at the A NJ f church under the
auspices of the Literary Society.
Archie Allen has, in connection with his ho-
tel, a fine bar and cigar stand, and everything
that will make a man comfortable. Call and
see him.
Remember the lawn fete to be given by the
Third Baptist Church, June 10th Plenty of
refreshments and good music will be in atten-
dance
On Thursday evening of last week a banquet
and ball was given at Whites Hall, by the
Masonic Lodge The entertainment was en-
joyed by all present. The most enjoyable fea.
ture of the evening was the singing by the Glee
Club, and selections by Mrs. j. III. Brown Miss
! Mary Ward and r. X. Carol. The program
was neatly carried out except the closing e.Ser
else which was to have been delivered by Rev
II. ]. Lewis, of Bellefontaine. who was absent
We are well aware that the many readers ol
the Leader, hearing from all portions of Indi
ana and elsewhere, will be pleased to hear
Toledo. 1t was our pleasure to introduce the
Leader here about two weeks ago, and most OF
our prominent citizens have subscribed for it
and they all think it an excellent paper, vel
| worthy a large patronage, and should be in the
| hands of every one who wishes for the eleva
tion of his race. 1t will in short time have
large circulation in Toledo.
The young men OF Toledo will organize
| base ball club. Look out Springfield, they may
give you call. CORRESPONDENT.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-05-27
THE NEW HAVEN MURDER of the Accused

only thing that would be said would be:
LET them go to work; they are as able as |
am" This is said among members of other
well-governed organizations, but it is not so
in this, as it would be contrary to the spirit
of the order to do so bnt we will respond at
all times to those who are found worthy of
receiving the same, after a just and thorough
examination of the same.
Modesty is to merit what shade is to a paint
ing; for nothing adds more to female beauty
than modesty. 1t sheds around the counte-
nance halo of light which is borrowed
from virtue. Woman without it is like a
faded flower, diffusing all unwholseome odor
which prudent gardener plucks and casts
aside as he does other rubbish, for her des-
tiny is melancholy which terminates in shame
but modesty gives the female charms which
supplies the place of the transitory freshness
of youth. Come and soiourn with us and
be benefited by receiving the beneficial in
struction that is in store for you, and come
in possession of one of the most sublime
pieces of work known to mankind.
A MEMBER OF THE ORDER.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-05-27
Urbana. Ohio.

George s. Bowles, of Piqua, visited his
brother, Prof w. o. Bowles, one day this week.
Noticeable among our friends from Spring
field last Friday evening were Misses Matte
Guy and Ophelia Harris, Messrs NJ. A. Vaughn
and s. Harris.
The delegates appointed from this point to
the quarterly session of the Baptist $. .. Insti-
stute to be held in Yellow Springs, Jund and
10, are w. N. Allen, b. D. Morris and ID. Jones.
Rev. Tolliver strongly thinks that few
more such Rev. j. s. Burch's as we have had
here in Urbana and..just skipped the town,
would consume public confidence in all; but
while that is not presumable, the one Just gone
has played a disgraceful role, and at all events
we are quite through with this one and if New
Orleans has no better stock in it than his we
would rather they retain them.
The exhibition of writing and drawing of the
pupils of Public Schools at Central Hall next
week, we hope will be attended by all of our
colOred friends, especially parents; and there
see for themselves the proficiency attained by
their children in these two important branches
of education. 1t will serve as stimulous to
the child if you should take it by the hand and
go; and cause il to exert himself to greater eff.
forts in the future.
The exercises held last Wednesday evening
by the p. l.. c., were enjoyed very much by al
who attended. Several short addresses were
made by friends present, and upon the whole
1t was good to be there. The essays read dis
played thought, and the pieces spoken were
well rendered. They will give a grand closing
reception to their friends about the middle o.
.June. The Summer vacation will be diversified
and enlivened by picnics, fishing excursions
receptions, croquet parties.
The Odd Fellows entertainment last Friday
night was a great success. A large delegation
attended from Springfield, great many NOR,