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100 boxes Choice Yellow Free
stone Peaches.
80 boxes Bartlett Pears,
ZARNITZ BROS. II CO.,
1920 Main Street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
-. James Hotel, September 2. 1854.

New Brighton
A $ Green, n Y
q II BOleS, Pbila
] Wym9n, Cleveland
J Dukeh art, BBlto
q II Shinn, X NJ )
] A StutSmau, Proctor
G 3 Smith, ParkerSb'g
&C Mitchell, Dayton
III Bear, n Y
W ID Sherwood & wife,
] 7 Peters, Chicago
CD Adams, b q y
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WILL RECEIVE TO-DAY.

90 20 the Mcclure House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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WILL RECEIVE TODAY,
100 boxes Choice Yellow Free
stone Peaches.
so boxes Bartlett Pears.
ZARNI1Z BROS. ~ CO..
IS2O Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-08

The Celebrated Erlan%er Beer
will be on draught to-day and
Tomorrow at all the sample
rooms and saloons in this city,
Martins Ferry, Bcllaire and
Bridgeport
Schmulbach Brewing Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-08

LAST night. Mr.. Ralph Kline, of this
civ. snd Miss Fannie Esenberg OF Barnes.
v;'' .,nrried by Rev " sseSsler. Of
- ietly per
Heyman,
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thermometer Record.

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
THURSDAY.
7A.x.l2a.SP.x N. JPN. 7A.N.IaS.SrN. 7r.x.
"a 80 IS 50 20 IS IS rs
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indications.

Indications.
WASHINGTON, september 81 A. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio valley, partly
-cIoudy weather and local rains. variable
winds. stationary or higher barometer and
stationary temperature.
For the lower Lake region, fair weather,
variable winds, shifting to cooler notherly,
and rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-08

JAxESS NDERsoS's son, William, who is
,hOui tNfteen years OF sge, had the upper
i'd of his left eye badly cut yesterday after
noon at Easley and Brooks coal bank.
he strsngest part of the accident IS tina
re boy says he was driving lot OF cars GU
I'd was either struck by the mule or 8
,iece OF rock; in fact, uren being closely
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
Tug MAT HOUSE.

The New York Woril, of the 2ith,
has u long article prepared in Wash
ington showing what, in lis opinion,
will be the complexion of the next
House OF Representatives. Bv the
new plan Of relistricting, tho World
thinks tho Democrats will gain heavily,
aud gives lhe next House as follows:
Democrats 1873, Republicans 1877, and
Greenbackers ;. In this taole Colora-
do il given | Republican, Nevada
Democrat, Oregon ! Democrat, Cali
iernia Democrats ard Republican.
The people of Oregon sh puld be in har-
mony with the majority Of the next
House and thus show the Republicans
tho earnestness of their opposition to
the Republican Presidents veto. A
vote for w. ID. Fenton Is on the side OF
whitemsn's supremacy; for George, for
Mongolian supremacy. Which do you
desire, voters Of Oregon l-Standard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
A SPLENDID Success.

The May number Of our homo, illus
trated magazine, The California, opens
with full-page portrait of the poet
Longfellow which, 1t is not toe much
to say, is the finest piece of engraving
ever done on the Pacific Coast. The
publishers have not spared time, trou-
BILE, or money in making this picture
the best that could be produced. Prof.
Sill has in the body of the magazine an
article on the dead poet that is at once
discerning and appreciativs.
A prOfusely illustrated series Of
"Studies of the California Missions" by
Frances f. Victor is begun in this mum,
Der. Pictures are given of the Mis-,
sions San Gabriel, San Luis Obispo,
Carmel, San Diego, San Buenaventura
and San JAan Capistrano. A charac'
ter-poem by ]. Russell Fisher is also
accompanied by spirited engraving
"ORly Tramp
Amelia w. Truosdell has poem enti
tied "The Lest Jeanette" and there art
numerous other articles Of ability, in
cluding several stories of marked pow
er. James O'Meara tells the story of The
celebrated Mier prisoners.
Altogether this is one of the best is
sues of The California, and it ought tc
be in every ones hands.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr. Aifrel Tennyson has just recov-
cred from his first attack Of the gout.
Senator Vest Of Missouri began life
40 reporter for Louisville newspaper.
The oldest member Of the Rhode
Island bar is Hon. Francis BrinleY of
Newport, r. I.
Mr.. Reuben R. Springer has given
$4,000 to the Cincinnati College OF
Music for a new building.
Reports concerning the health Of
Prince Bismarck are unfaYoraole, and
his physicians recommended lsng
rest.
Ex-senator Gonklinz has been in
vited TO address the students Of the
Virginia Agricultural College at tho
next commencement.
Senator Harris OF Tennessee, the
successor of Andrew johnson in the
Senate. is thorough mechanic and
very proud eff his ability as a carpenter.
The Marquis of LOrne's marriage
gift to Prince Leopold will be q large
painting of the city of Quebec, which
has just been completed by Toronto
artist.
Mr.. Symthe, the nsw minister to
Liberia, has previously filed the same
position. He is described as psrson
of good ability, black as the darkest
negro.
Krupp, the German iron king. has
added 5000 recruits co his Industrial
army. 1t numbers now 10000.
Krupp is probably the largest single
employer of labor in the world.
Gov. Little6eld of Rhode Island, is a
man Of the people, having in his early
days worked in Gotten factory at Nat
ick, one of the villages which have
grown up around the the Sprague Mills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

In the North AMERICAN Reaeae for
May, Carl Schurz, treating of "Party
Schisms and Future Problems" pre-
sents many wellcensidered observations
which cannot fail to interest in the
highest degree that large and growing
class of citizens who refuse to be in
fuenced by obsolete party cries. "Days
with Longfellow," by Samuel Ward,
contains personal "reminiscences of the
beloved poet just deceased. extending
over period of forty-five Years. Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps, In an article en-
titled "What does Revelation Reveal :"
seeks to prove that the objections
brought against the Bible by modern
unbelievers are based upon miscon-
ception of the true intent and scope of
the sacred volume. LieHtenaRt-C Com
mander Gorringe writes of "The Navy"
with abundant knowledge of Its needs,
and with degree of frankness almost,
if not quite, unprecedented in the naval
service. W. II. Mallock, tae we'll
known English essayist, ia the frst of
a series of Conversations with Soli-
tary," very ingsnieusly ccntrives to put
the advocates of democracy and modern
progress on the defensive. Finally,
Gail Hamilton contributes paper, The
Spent Ballet" in which science, the
pulpit and the law are with exquisite
wit taken to task for the part they re-
spectively played in the Guiteau-G Jar
field tragedy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
mot A PARTY QUESTION"

Our Republican friends are excess
ivoly anxious to have II understood
that the Chinese question Is not q
party question. They will bo fortu.
nate If they make the people believe
1t. The facts arc against them, the
speeches Of their leaders are against
them, the votes OF their Representa-
tives In Congress arc against them,
tho vetoes OF their Presidents are
against theml Tho Republicans
made q party question IN Congress,
appealed TO their friends inthe House
and Senate 10 vote against tho Mil
ler bill on party grounds, and are
making tho vote of President Arthur
In the Atlantic S;ates, party issue.
Not n party question! 4 Demo
cratic Congress passed the Fifteen
Passenger Act against the protests
and votes OF the Republican member
bers, and Republican President We
toed IL, and his veto was sustained by
his party friends
Not party question Senator Bill-
ler's bill WIS passed In the Senate by
an almost unanimous Democratic vote,
In tho House by large majority
Democratic vote, aud opposed I'm both
Houses by the acknowledged leaders
OF tho Republican party, and vetoed
by Republican President, who be-
came such ~ the lottery of assnssina-
ton
Not n party question Every vote
cast In tho Senate in favor Of Arthur's
veto was cast by Republican !
Not a party question Senator Ed
munds, the ablcst Of the Republican
Senators, made a speech In favor Of
the bill, and voted against IL on party
grounds
Not party question /! Hear, the
Chairman OF the Chicago Convention,
spoke aud voted against II on the
ground that II WAS In direct epposi-
tion to the principles of The RepubI-
can party.
Not IA party question Tayior, who
represents Gariield's District in Cen
gress, said IL was In violation OF the
traditions, history aud mission OF the
Republican party, and against the
teachings OF It's great founders
Not party question The Repub-
licsn Assembly Of Connecticut has
passed resolutions warmly endorsing
the veto.
Not party question The Now
York T'riLb,.-. the leading Republican
organ OF the Atlantic States, says that
The general sentiment OF the 2asubli-
cans VIII approve Of the Presidents
course
Not party question ! The New
York Times almost az Influential a
Rcput lican organ, says, 'the Presi-
Jcut's flrmuess and wisdom win be
recognized In his veto 2
Not party question In the Sem
ate aud in the II ouse the Republicans
voted almost solIdIy against the
amendments OF Grover and Farley,
the first deaping the term 'laborers,'
without which amendment the bill
would have been worthless, ard the
second prohibiting Federal and State
Courts granting Chinese naturaliza-
tion papers.
The Republicans OF The Atlantic
States have made II party issue, and
their party friends on this coast must
accept 1t as such, ordissolve their con
nection with party which has no re-
spect for Its national platform aud de-
liberately ropudiates lis pledges .-
OdkiaHd Iuiepe,ident
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
mACHINE METHODS.

MAllory-"the wbitseyed man Of
destiny" of whom, in tho years gone by
his friends were proud, has again om-
erged from lis hiding place in the Gus
tom House and ventured upon the res-
trum. This is Oatiroly according 10 the
eternal fitness Of things Mallory is a
"maehine politician Of acknowledged
experience in "macbine" methots and
IL iS proper that ho should come to
the front. Besides he is now without
An Office and wants one. Let US see
what manner OF man he il. lie has
had the the Office Of ". 5. District al
torney for eight years. Hia friend
Mitchell gave il to him for his support
for Senator, aud il Is TO be presumed
that IL the ou'y way ia which bis sup.
port could have been obtained, because
he was 'avowedly sginst Mitchell whez
tho Legislature convened. But
IL is as machine" strat-giAt that bis
friends most admire bin. after the
style Of Dorsey and Brady and tho rest
Of the star route gang, ~ il were.
The revised statutes Of the Uniied
States section s2i provides fer pcrd-m
for tho U. 8. Dist atty as follows For
each day of his necessary attend lance in
. court of the United StAtes, on the
business Of tho United States, whom the
court is held at tho place of hs
aboie, Eve dollars; aud for his attond
Gnae when the court i, held else here,
Eve dollars for each day Of the term
and section s37 gives double fees to
tho u. S. attorneys 70 Oregon and
Nevada.
Now Mallory dariag his two terms
has pretended that his J,lscs Of abode
was in S,lem-bCarded his wifo n. ths
ChemeketA hotel. Under tho later
clause of the above sect ion ,his
state Of facts enabled him to dra~ 6yo
dollars for eaeh day efh1 term and
under section s3T this is 10 be doubled,
making in the aggregate the neat little
SUN Of abon' s292000o. Besides sec
tion s24 allows ten cents a taiis
from bis place Of ab,ds u he place Of
holding court and retirning. How
much Mallory ha, 'ir, "a a. mileage
while travelling GA h,s it-- pass. ~ill
perhaps never b. kulsu. 49, 'har hs
claimed nitc.ss eN'Fr 'i~v - ""iy de
manded IL oceasintA!.y. a m@n ~ith
sucE a record 10 very noai less political
grave. His friruda had better kssn-
him quiet and get ready for ,hr fanor
NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

Iquests them to partake Gf food largely
and begged Of them only one ho
that he might pray undisturbed. As
they gave bim permission, be arose an
prayed, 80 full Of the grace Of tho Lord,
that those present who heard him were
amazed, and many CT them now repent
ed, that 80 venerable and pious maj
should be put 70 death. Beside these
things the above mentioned ePistle re-
sPecting him purIues the narrative as
follows
But after be had ended praying,
and had in this remembered all that
had ever been connected with him,
small and great, noble and Obscure and
the whole catholic (uRiysrsaD church
throughout the world, when the hour
came for him to 60, they placed him
upon an sss and conducted him to the
city, it being great Sabbath day, He
was met BY Herod VINO was the ireu-
arch, Gnd his father Hicetss who,
taking him into their v66ic7s, psrsaad-
ed him to take seat with them, and
said, "For what harm Is there in say
ing, Lord Caesar, and TO sacrifice, and
thus save your life." he, hswevsr, did
not at first make any reply, bat a. they
pcrsevsred, he said, II shall not de
what you advise me-" Failing there
fore to persuade him, they uttered
dreadful language, and thrust him down
from the car with great vshemencs, 90
that a. he descended from the car be
sprained his thigh. But not at all
moved frem bis purpose, a. il nothing
had happened, ne eagerly went on and
was conducted to the stadium, q place
whero games and shows we're exhibited
But as there was 50 greas an uProar In
the place that not many could hear, .
voice came from heaven TO POlyearP
as be entered the stadium. "Be
strong Polycarp and contend manfully."
No one Faw who it was thai spoke
but the voice itself was heard by many
Of oar brethren. When he was led
forward, however, a great tumult arose
among those that heard POlycarP vas
taken"
This account will be continued nsxt
week. We would only call attention
20 the fact that this narrative il not to
be confoundsd with the legends and
romances afterwards invented and
palmed of upon tie credulezs. This
his tory was written st the time Of the
occurrence, and while we can peresiTe
tendency % believe that miraculous
which has an easy explanation, it Is
siRgularly free from al exaggerated
language For example what could be
mere natural than that man, hunted
and tracked as Polyearp was, should
dream that be was already IN the flames,
ard upon swRking think it = Divine
intimatiun that be VA 70 be burnt 50
death. Or again thst amidst the tu-
mutt and uproar an excited Christian
should shout in tore sufficient to be
heard by manv BE st-Jng Polycarp,"
aud those who we're unable TO distin-
guish who il was, would naturally bs
inclined to think Ii voice frsn heaV-
su
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
CLATsOP COUNTY.

The Democracy Of Clatsop county
did itself credit in the selection of tie
following exoellent ticket
Senator-A. G. Kinney.
Jeint Representativs-Jobn Hohsen
County judges. D. Adair.
County Commissioners-O. Linen
weber, r. j. Morrison.
County Clerk-C. j. Trenchard.
Sheriff.. M. Twombly.
Assessor w. Poole.
Treasurer-Isaac Bergman.
School Superintendent-Nv.B Adair.
Surveyors. w. Tallman.
Coroner-B. B. Franklin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

Do the people Of this Coast want any
more pointed evidence than this to GEN.
vince them that the Republican party
not only favors unretricted immigra-
ten OF Chinese to our country, but that
their leaders expect to snfranchise
thsml This vote We have given is from
the official recori, and any one can see
it by calling at this Office. This evi-
dsncs cannot be gainsaid. 1t is the
most shameful record ever made by any
party, and Republicans in Oregon
should most effectually dsnounce it by
voting tho Democratic ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

The manner in which eur eminent
fellow townsman, Col John Kelsay,
was betrayed in the Republican conven-
tion by men who had promised him
their support seems to be TO the initiated
among the Republicans lasting source
of merrinent. But to tho man who
enters such contest in good faith,
stalking his standing as public man,
such action can scarcely be expected to
be appreciated or forgotten. Benton
Leader.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

The megapod of the East Indies
builds an artificial mould in which
its eggs are deposited to be hatched.
The mounds are sometimes fourteen
feet high, with circumference of
$50 feet, and the decay of the vegs-
table matter of which they are conn.,
posed produces an artificial warmth
sufficient to hatch the eggs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
Albany Bath House.

rgyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that have taken charge ofthis Establish
ment, and, By keeping clean rooms and payin
strict attention to business, expects TO suit oil
those who may favor us with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
q expects TO give entire satisfaction to al
Children and LADIES' Hair neatly Gu
shampooed. JOS W BIER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05

There are now four grandchildren of
Gen. Braddock living in Jefferson Co.,,
Fla.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
as follows
For Farlsy's Amend

F0T fuTteys . dDlsilst'
ulFHf.
Bayard. DsmocrAt.
Beck, DemocrAt.
LAll, Democrat.
cockreli, Democrat.
L1ke, Democrat.
FAir, Dsmocfai.
Farley. Democrat
1ATland. Democrat
Uesrgo. Democrat
Gurmaa, DsfnssfAt.
Harris, Democrat.
Jackson. Demecrat
Jones, Democrat.
Maxcy, Democrat.
Morgan, Democrat.
Pugh, Democrat
Ransom. nemocIt.
slater, Democrat.
Vance. Democrat.
Vssg, Democrat
Voorhees,, Democrat.
Walker, Democrat.
Cameron (Wisl Hspub.
Jones (SoV) Rspub.
Miller (CAl.) kepub.
Teller, (CJl Repub.
Tho following Senators
we're paired Ia favor
u farleys amsnd'
mont.
Johnston, Democrat
Jones (flor. Democrat
Prndlcton, Democrat
Mcpherson, Democrat
Butler, Democrat.
Camden Democrat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
Ag1Hst Fariey's
Ny

ASI'HAf FdTfey .
dmSBdiHsHt.
Aldnch hsPublicAn.
Alllssa, Republican.
Blair. Republican.
c0IKsr, Republican.
iJAwoA. Republican.
Edfnunds. Republican.
frye. Republican.
Hale. Democrat.
Hii (C0l Republican.
iioar. Republican.
Ingalls,. Republican.
i.aphaIn. Republican.
McDill. kcPaAllan.
Mcmillan, llspublicaa.
Miller, N. Y, Repnh.
Mitchsll. Republican.
Morrill,. Republican.
Plumb. Republican.
Saunders, Republican
sawyer, Democrat.
Davis lll.) Ind Rrpub.
Brown, Democrat
Ths following Senator
were paired against
senator fArleys
amendment.
Rollins, Republican.
sherman. Republican.
Sowsli, Republican.
Hawley, RspuPlieAH.
Anthony. Rspdblican.
cameron pa. Repub.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05
ADVERTISING RATS.

specieI business notices in Local Col
umns 23 cents per line. Regular local
notices 10 cents per line.
For legal and traneieDt advertisements
81 90 Der square for 700 first insertion and
30 cents per square for each subsequent
insertion
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

When The Chinese bill was up Lefore
Congress Senator Farley, of Caiituruia,
offered the following amendment:
Hereafter no state Court court of the United
states shall admit Cbiness - cisisoushp; And all IA
in eot.iiist wiih this At are h'resy repealed
The roll being called, the votes stood
as follows
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

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