The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-19
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and hia services were so valuable to our
people that they almost with one
voice demanded his denomination. The
convention did we'll in honoring him
again with the same nomination, and
also in putting up as his colleague Hon.
Enoch Hoult, Of Harrisburg. Mr.
Hoult has also served this county in
the Sumo capacity before, and no one
can say ausht against him. Hs needs
no introduction from us, "a he IL one
Of oregoas pioneers, has large 40.
quaintanee, and Is honored by all who
know him.
Our Legislative ticket is conceded
by oil to he good one, aud there is net
man on it that is not in full accord
with the people upon all the questions
which are now of public interest in
this locality. The candidates are gen-
orally well,known. DR.. C. It. Craw-
ford is farmer, Of Center Precinct,
but resides in Albany great deal of
his time. lie has already served the
people of this county in the Legislature
ore term, and will go there again this
fall. Henry Cyrus, of Santiam, is com.
paratively young man, but has the
confidence of all who know him. He
is the son of Hon. Wm. Cyrus, late
Master of the State Grange, P. of H.,
an is in every sense "a chip out Of tie
old block" L. II. kizer is a farmer of
Harrisburg Precinct, aud is both hon
est and capable. He has bad some ex-
perienee on the rostrum and will make
q very valuable member of the Legisla
ture. J. J. Whitney is m attorney
at law Ia this city and has campaigned
so much that you all know him as well
as we do. If hs don't wake things up
during the coming canvass We miss our
guess very much. he is logical reas-
oner and foroibls speaker and Linn
county will be heard from when be gets
inside the walls Of tie State House.
John Robnett and ]. \. Rice are sue.
cessful farmers, residing in Shedd and
Charlottesville Precincts respectively.
They probably do not have a very ex-
tended acquaintance over the county,
but We know that in the localities in
which they live none aro respected moro
than they. They are both well posted,
fair minded men, and as pure and hon-
est as any one in our midst.
For County Commissioners ws have
5. R. Claypool. of Santiam, and John
IsOm, of Shedd. Both are OLD settlers
in this county aud are peculiarly well
adapted to look after our financial af.
fairs. They viii probably not make as
many promises as We learn the Rspub-
licAn candidates have, but will work for
the best interests Of orr county.
?. A Nosos, of Tangent, il cur can
lidats for School Superintendent. He
holds diplomas from two of the best
institutions in the State of
and teaching has been almost
lis life occupation. Our educational In
erests are sure to prosper under his
We have been intimately acquainted
With our candidate for Clerk, c. II
Stewart, for many years, and his NOM
nation suits us to a dot If elected
10 will do bis utmost to please all who
ave business to transact at the Clerks
flee. An over.abunda7t share Of
nodesty q will prevent US from saying
nything else in his favor. He has an
xtended acquaintance over the county
nd viii let bis friends speak for him.
There il not much use in introduc- \
ng to the readers of the DEMOCRAT :
Or. Geo Humphrey, the candidate for s
'herif; he Is known. by sight at least, s
not intimately, to almost every man, c
yozan and child IN Linn County. He s
as served for many years as Deputy I
berif, and is acknowledged to be, even I
y his political opponents, the best t
ian in the county for tho position
'hich ne seeks. The legal fraternity I
dmit shis fact, and one of its prominent {
tepubIicsn members openly pledges I
I'M his support. Dir. Humphrey is i
ersonalIy popular, and be will run a e
ace sufficiently strong to effectually
mock the bottom out ef Dir. Charlton's .
scond term. He will make an honest
nd efficient officer.
For the Office of Treasurer the Demo. 6
rats have nominated Fir. Jas Fl. Pesry
Santiam Precinct. 4 moro honest.
pright, honorable gentleman never
rod the sod of Linn County, and his
aajority in the Forks alone next June
ill be from 200 to 800. A year or G
o ago he met with the sad misfortune
losing his right hand while feeding a
hresher, bat still he does not ask this
dcs as charity. The nomination !
vas bestowed upon him because be was
worthy and competent man and a ;,
ife-long Democrat.