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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-01
raURsew WEED.

This veteran journalist and politician
died at Ais residence in New Yerk on
the 22nd inst, at the advanced age of S5
years, having been bora in Cairo, Green
County, New York on the 18th day
Of November, 1897. At the age Of 10
he was cabin.bey upon the Hudson
river. Two years subsequently, entered
. printing-efies at CatskiIl, and was
afterward employed in several differen
newspaper Offices. he was e volunteer
on the Canada frontier in the war Of
1872. On ceming of age he established
q newspaper in his ewn name, and in
1826-7 edited the Assti- Masonic Epaqu;r-
or. He was twice slected to the AS
sembly Of New York, and tact display
ed there As . party manager and his
services in l827-30 in securing the
election Of De Witt C!inton made him
the acknowledged leader of 1.-THE Wings
of that State. In 1880 he rsaoved to
Albany and assumed the editorship Of
the EUenissg Journal. He was prom
inent in procuring the nominations of
Harrison in 1886 and 1910. Of Genera
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RnlRT sELHeNf.

Il viii Be remembered that at the
lasA session - Congress this gentleman
was nlonbsr sf the committee aPpeint-
= - iAvsstisats the South American
eenPlicatisns which Arsss through the
eaEslGasAess or ineficlsney of Mr..
Blaine while in GarGsld's cabinet. At
GHsssiag sf ths committee Blaine was
eallsA a. . witness and attempted to
eSa1o tas searching examination as
ssaducssd By Nr. Bslmout who was
ssmPslssa T. sastieAts Blaine ssverly
ke1ees ths axaaiaatioa clesed The
Plaasd Knight swsrs vsngsnee against
Gr. Bsaasat, and when Hr. Bslmeut
vas rsaoniAatsd By the Democrats Of
- 6rst congressional district in New
Yerk kr. BlAias gave vens to = glseful
saaokls sad IN an audible voice Gem
9aAieAksd tie fact to himself that now
80 . gesa time to get even on the
hAtsA Bslnsak He set his wits to
Wsrk aad devoted the time Of tie cans
PAigH - tAs ways and means BY which
- esula senpass the defeat of Belmont.
1hs rssalt i bsforo u. Ar. B9lmont
vas elected By 10000 majority. Guam
eszs snssasss s5 ille.
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replied. Then said the Welt MAY
no friend Of mine ever be in such .
plight for the weight Of this chain IL
enough to spell The appetite" Candi-
datss shonld net wear collars.
4 Lien came across Hare who was
fast aaleep On her fern. He was just
in tbe act Of ssizing her, when . fine
yeung Hart trettsd by, and he left the
Hair to fellow him. The Hare scared
BY the nsiss, awske, and sOudded away.
The Lion was net able after . long
chase 10 catch the Hart, and returned
to feed upon the Hare. On 6ndinO
that he also had run off no said, ~ am
rightly served for having let 60 the feed
that I had in my hand fer the Chanos
Of attaining more" Better keep the
Office you have than sock better and
lose both.
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A traveller, about to set out on his
journey, saw bis dog stand ct the door
stretching. He asked him sharply /:
"What do you stand there gaping for'
Everything is ready bat yeu 90 come
with me instantly" The dog wagging
bis tail, replied: 80, Mastsrl I am
quite ready it is you for whom I am
waiting"
Moral: Candidates should not i'm
pute delay to the voters.
A Mountain was once greatly agita-
ted. Loud groans and noises were
heard crowds of people came from all
parts of the city to see what was the
matter. While they were assembled in
anxious expectation of some terrible ca
lamity, out came mouse.
1t is only city election pending.
A groom used TO spend whole days
in curry combiug and rubbing down hls
hor Sc, but at the same time stols his
cats, and sold them for Ais own profit.
"Alasl'' said the horse, .sif you real
ly wish me TO be in good condition, you
shsuld groom ms less aad feed me more.
Voters thus appeal to candidates and
officials.
A Fisherman, engaged in his calling,
made very successful cast and captured
great haul of fsh. He managed by
skilIful handling Of his net to retain
all the large fish and to draw them to
the shore but be could net prevent
the smaller fish from falling back
through the meshes Of the net into the
sea. Can party save all the large
and small Offices
A Wolf meeting with big weIlfsd
MaAtiff having wooden collar about
his neck inquired of him wboit was
that fed him 80 well, add yet compelled
him to drag that heavy leg about
wherever be went. ssThe masteri' he
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Sherifs Sale.

by virtue OF two separate writs of exe-
cution each Issued out OF the Circuit Court.
OF the State, OF Oregon, for the County OF
Linn. Ihe first IN favor Of McCalley and
sAuurews, Plaintiffs. and aga INST S. X.
dobie, Defendant, for the sum of So. 80
with interest thereon at the rate Of ten
per cent Per annum from the 2lst day of
January, 1879. And the second i'm favor
otJames l. Cowan, Plaintiff, and against
,. n. Goble, Defendant for the sum of
sgl.0d, with interest thereon At the rate
OF ten per cent per annum from the 18th
day OF February, 1879. have levied
upon the undivided half of the following
described real property to-wit:
Beginning st q point 81 rods north of
the south west corner Of John Burges
Donation Land Claim and running; thence
east l5l rods thence south lbs reds
thence west Isl rods; thence north I2S
rods TO the place OF beginning Contain
ing one-hundred and twenty acres, living
and being In Linn county, State Of Ore
gon, taken as the real property of the said
DESCENDANT, 5. X. Goble, aad on SATURDAY.
the Ind day OF December, 1881 atahe Court
House door in city OF Albany, Lihn coun-
", oregon, at the hour OF one O'Clock D.
M, will sell said real property at public
auction for cash in hand to the highest
costs.
Dated this 3rd day OF November 1882.
GEo. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff OF Linn couny:
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The dispatches inform US that Presi-
dent Arthur has just issued an order
removing District Marshal, Chas. +.
Henry, Postmaster n. II. Parker and
bis assistant, II. d. Helm, foreman Of
the Congressional Record, and Geo. K.
Spencer, one Of the commissioners of
the Union Pacific, on the ground that
they intsrfsred with the administration
Of justice in the star route prosecutions.
This action Of the President will be
commended By the whele country, but
he will nevertheless, be severely criti-
eissd for his tardiness. The grounds Of
rsnovAl existed long before the NOvsm-
Der electiens, and these men should
have been renewed long sge. Thsy
were simply retained in Office for the
purpose Of aiding the administration in
the election of It's candidates. New
that the people have arisen in their
majesty and denounced the ways Of the
administration, and federal interference
Ia LEGAL aflirs, Arthur has nothing to
fear from the influence Of the men whose
political heads he has so ruthlessly cut
off. 1t is to be hoped that in the re-
naming two years Of his administra-
tion be may rise above the level of q
ward politician, and aid the friends Of
the government in purgiDg it Of COR
ruption.
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ALREADY GovsrnOrMoOdy has subject
e Ai@sslf 10 the criticisms of the
Ssaiwarts O. Mitchell men, by the ap-
Psiat@sat sfJ. A. Stratton Sups. of the
Rsaihsasiary. Mr.. StrattOn is one of
- shrsuasst aad most pronounced
AsfbEssds II Marisn County. It was
tAs pslitieal nashiaery which he con-
tEivs4 and ~ In motisa that defeated
tAs ~lsa" o. stAIvarts in the Rspub-
6eas County Csnvsntisn last spring,
cd mAialy Through his Political sagae-
~ that tie ticket was saved from
sgsrwhslniAg defeat
ne Daily Tslk, speaking Of the ap-
peiat@ons Of Strattsn says An IN
Rs4iag army creates desert and calls
Psaos. 4 state administration
tkfsvs issslf into the arms of half
bessa faetasD, and turning to the out
EsgsA sna indignant party which has
b3a betrayed, says: "Peace, be still,
- q have haEueny."
ThsEs L saheisnt animus in the
sAovo 10 suit The most exaeting Dem
eeEak
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puxG.xr PoLIrIcAL PeESTs.

The Clncinnate Enquirer paragraphs
thus The grand old party has lost
Its grandur.
Republicans new underatand what
the comet Tueans--We nstice that
the ssgrand old party" is not pointing
with pride 10 is wonderful achieve
ments last Tuesday.
win Secretary Folger, asks the
Missouri Repabliean, figure up the
drop In stocks Ifthe Democratic
victory In Ohio caused dismay In
Wall Street, the events OF last Tues
day sheuld have shaken the whole
bottom out Of the Stock exchange.
Republican newspapers all ever the
country, the New York San says, are
clamoring fer . party leader TO show
himself. Wait till congress meets,
and the Repudiator Mahcne cracks
his whip In the United States Senate.
Have cur Republican contemporaries
forgotten the forty days dead lock Of
1881, when the llttlavlrginian showed
his power, and Dawes and Hear and
the rest OF the Republican Senators
bowed the knee.
The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks
that the Democrats have achieved
victories which justify an exhilarating
hope that the next President win be
q representative man Of their Political
faith, and that the relns Of government
will return to the party Of the people.
The result has been brought about
through the disruption Of the Rspub-
lican organization and the geaeral
disgust Of the people with the bosses
and the tIrelsss pap-suckers and no
party can afford TO be needless Of the
lesson conveyed. The party which
has had almost q monopoly Of the
distribution Of the spells, has suffered
such . tremendous rebuke that Il can
sniy recover frem the sheck II has
received through the blundering Of
is opponents. We have faith 10 be-
lisve that Carlisle, ,Robeson, Hurd, Cox
Rosccrans, Randall and others arc too
long headed 10 permit mistakes.
The Iowa Falls Sentinel Rep has
found out what did II. 1t says
The hub-nut Is OF and the hind wheel
Il in The ditch. The half-brseds un-
screwed Il, and we hope they are sat
Isied. The wrinkles that have been
sn the faces Of the Democrats for
years have all disappeared, and their
faces new shine llko new moons, for
Joy.
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- DoNAOA.
LEBANON NOTES.

E,is. Democrat
The Elite Literary Society of the
Santiam Academy, gave an open enter
tainment on last ThLrsd,y evening.
The exercises conaisted OF songs, decla-
nations and debate. The question for
discussion was Resolved. That the
present tariff should be diminished" !"
The question was ably discussed on both
sides by the members, who displayed
more than usual research, for young
men whose time ia taken up in connec-
.ion with their studies. The decision
was in favor of retaining the present
tariff.
The masonic lodge on last Saturday
night, elected officers for the ensuing
year. The following were elected: L.
Keebler, w. NJ. -. q. Cowan, Sen.
w. ; ]. M. Ralstsn, Jun. W.. j. Was
sam, Treas. Il. T.. Hammack, Sec. /;
O. w. Cowan, Fin.Sec. The evening Of
the 9th Of December, was fixed as the
time of installation.
The Odd Fellows also elected the fol-
lowing officers s. A. Eickerssn, n.
@. /; Geo. w. Taylor, v. g. j. II.
Bland, Treas. ID. b. Wartzbough,
Sec. Joseph Wassom, p. Sec.
The boys OF the town are in the hab-
it, when the evening train arrives to
board the cars, ana ride during the time
the train is arranging for its departure
in the morning. On last Saturday
night one of thcm turned the switch,
and threw the coach car of the track.
After considerable work, it was replaced
again without injury. This will neces-
state the city council tn pass an ordi-
nance prohibiting boys from boarding
trains, as we'll as being found at large
after certain time in the evening.
Our young and popular friend, Nat.
Redpath, has concluded to forsake sin
gle misery, and seek happiness in the
future with one of Scio's fairest daugh-
ters, Miss Anna Bridgsford. The mar
riage toek place Tuesday evening. All
extend kindest wishes fer the future
happiness of the welded pair.
The final summons at last reached
our old friend and neighbor, William
M. Smith. After a lingering sickness
of some six weeks, be passed quietly to
the shoals Of the unknown. on last Mon
day forenoon. Sach man deserves
more than passing notice. He was
one of the pioneers OF this State; COM
ing here in ls45. For 81 years he toll
cd with all his energies toward deyel-
eping the resources of his adopted State.
His energy was remarkable. Idleness
with him was almost crime. OF high
nervous temperament, his likes and dis
likes were strong. The suffering and
the truly needful always found in him
true friend. The little care of self in
outstanding strength fer old age, had
much to do in ending career at so yrs.
which might have been prolonged a
score longer with great advantage to
himself, his family and State. He
leaves wife and feur children to mourn
his loss. His remains were laid in the
Lebanon Cemetry, on Wednesday, by
a large concourse of old friends and
neighbors. "Reqstiescat IN pace
LEB.
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Editors Democrat /:

Editors Democrat
A. s. McLure's school closed at the
Butte last Friday, the Gath. Mac. is
going up in the vicinity OF Happy Home
to break some young horses.
Rev. j. w. Harris, pastor Of the Con.
grsgational Church, preached very
able ssrmsn last Sunday. He is liked
by all who 60 TO hear him.
Osiandsr Parrish ssId III acres of
his farm to G.. ID. Geisendorfsr, fer the
consideration of 81, 200.
The boys Of this nsighLorhood had
q match hunt last Friday, fer On oyster
supper. NJ. Knex and +. Butcher were
the captains. After all the hunters got
in, the captains selected their game
counters from the spectators, which fell
uPen two boys from Albany, and one
from the country. The boys did the
counting in a satisfactory manner, but
they forget to select q clerk for the
game counters, when one Of the hunters
seated himself to act as clerk, which is
contrary to the hunters rules for any
hunter to have anything to do with the
count. He became somewhat nervous
in counting, and was SO long in getting
ready to repsrt, that the boys went to
supper. Now, Mr.. Editors, you ought
10 have been there to see the boys
enjoy the supper. 1t was enough to
make person hungry to see those eat
who had just had their supper. After
supper was over and everybody ready
to start home, the hunt was decided in
favor Of Capt. Knox. We used to think
that Bob Chambers was tho boss hand
to get up an oyster supper. Bob has
taken to himself life companion, and
has retired from the business. It is
give up by nearly all the hunters that
ate of the supper that Henry Cox is the
boss.
A HUNTER.
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Taylor in lS4s, aud Of General Scott in
1852. He warmly advocated the cleo.
len Of Fremont In 1856, and of Linz
coin in 1869, although ho had been a
strong supporter Of Mr. Seward as q
Presidential candidate. He visited
Europe In November, 1861, in semi
diplomatic capacity, returned home in
June, 1862, and shortly afterward
withdrew from the Journal. He pub
lished in 1866 a volumn entitled "Let.
tors from Europe aud the West Indies, .
and contributed . series Of "Reminis.
cences" TO the Atlantic Nonthiyin 1870.
During recent years, though he hss
been outspoken in giving his views Ia
the public on political Affairs, he has
taken no active part In the management
Of the Republican organization, OF
which he had so long been bright and
shining light.
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we sMAEL ~ EEADRR.

csnkllag and FOlger are beaten in
New Yerk. Cameron and Beaver
ere beaten In Pennsylvania. Charley
xsstse and John Sherman are beaten
i9 0hio. Robessn is bsatenain New
Jeesey. Page Is beaten Ia California
Bea HazFison's State has passed from
hislPoaltiea elntchss.i Ben Butler
valves the Political wand over the
4evebed heads Of the Hoars in Mas
seehusstts. Waller is captain, and
nawisy mere deck hand, on the
Rlttieal shIp In Connecticut, and with
q these stern facts staring as In the
-, the question naturally arise :
whs win b the great leader of the
RsR1blican party /? Immemorial
u@ss IL the party has been to call to
'aas leadsrshlp Of the Republican par
+, him who has been the most sue
eassenl In conducting his party cam
pigns while the men who have been
aAe4ual 70 the task Of winning polit.
isal victories have been reIegated to
~ rsaE. Governed by this rule, the
leadsfship Of the party passes from
80 hands ef each Of the above named
0stlsmen and inte the hands of the
- rspuAiater Of Virginia-Mahone,
Ehe. snssng aiI Republican leaders
Aas wos > sshstantial Republican vic
tegy. Ys Gods!! Is 1t not a de-
ssnbie sight to see the little rebel
spuaiatsr At the head of the "grand
- party 7''
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= : II he late elections the Democrats
slsoesa ahsut 20 nembars sf congress
fFsa ths States that seeded and re-
hsllsa, and shs Republicans elected
shout l6. Sc the solid south 10 broken.
TAls d what Republicans kaye sought
alssr BiAes 1874. In the old loyal
States The Dsmoerats elect about l26
asabscs aad he Republicans elect
aAsat lls. Sc tAs solid north is brok-
-, sssasehing that Democrats have
ssugAt after since 1860. It would up
psar sa The facs sf the returns that
bOsA parties wsrs satisfied but we are
iaEsrmsd thai Republicans are not, but
ars oacs mere signing fer selid south.
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CoRREsPoNDENC1
JEFFERSON ITEMS.
Editors Democrat ;
The Scarlatina has subaided.

Editors Democrat
The scarlatina has subaided.
Mr. John Mcdowell was taken down
two weeks ago, with Typhoid fever, is
csnvalsseing rapidly. From accounts,
be had q very close call. His condi-
ton was extremely critical, fer several
days, and many entertained doubts for
his recovery, and evon our efficient doc
tor, felt quite uneasy whom the fevor
ran up TO l0o degrees. But the skill
ful manner in which he managed this
case, strengthened the already strong
faith Of most Of our citizens In bis pow.
or to cope with this king Of fevers, AZ in
other maladies. It is very evident that
Doctor Deardorf, il building up a rep
utation as . scientific physician, that
will prove beneficial TO tho community
at large His efficient treatment ex-
tends to all classes Of complaints. His
first practice in this neighborhocd, was
upon "OId chronics,' all Of which are
up and around, in apparent good health.
Public sPinion is, that DR.. DeardorfT,
Is second 10 noae, of tho many physi-
clans ever located here.
Mr.. William Bilyeu. hon Of Little
John Bilysu, and A. J. Bilyeu started
across the mountains few days ago.
One Of Peter l.. Bilyeu's little boys
had . very severe attack Of Diphthsria,
but Is copvalsscing. DIR. Hyde, the at
tending physician, seems 10 be tho most
successful Of the Scio practitioners, for
this dreadful scourge
Mr.. X. B. Carey is still crowding hia
fruit drying, and cannot yet SEQ through.
Pref j. +. Denny il very busy prac-
ticing his classes for next Saturday ev-
ening's entertainment.
A FREQ temperance lecture by Mr..
King, at Jefferson, Tomorrow night.
There was an axism laid down at the
Sweet Hsme debating society last win.
ter with regard TO decisions rendered at
the debates, viz, "ss Sweet Home do
cides, so decides the State" A query,
Mr.. President has this been repealed
II not, l am sorry that you decided the
womad voting question, last winter, IN
the Affirmative, for the legislature Of
Oregon, caught the inspiration aud
placed the woLan suffrage question be-
fore the people knowing no doubt, that
IL Was fore-gORs conclusion, but now
If after . moro mature deliberation rem
der . contradictory decision, which will
ne doubt necessitate visit from "Sis-
ter Dumvany" to your little valley.
The Oregon mist this season falls in
large drops, and continues pretty regu
larly.
The grangers Of scio grange say they
had . good time Saturday at the Nun.
ksrs' School house, the regular place o.
meeting.
In correcting the move, DR.. Kirkpat
ric sent Dir. Thomas, prevented IN ex.
change Of Q for Kt and X, but led L
the exchange Of 1t for X or Kt en-
prise. The opening in the Kirkpatrick
and Thomas, Mr.. Thomas played 1st,
opened a muzio gambit, and Dr.. Kirk
made it muzie evaded. Mere anon,
UTSUPRA.
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City Election.

Aolies il hereby given that the annual election in
aud Tor the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon viii
be held On the first Monday
he IN day Of December ne1t,
for the purpose of elee;iBg the following officers
serve for the term oi year from the Ist Monday
In January, Isss. Mayor, Recorder, Marshal and
Treasurer; also 0Be Councilman from each ward
serEe for tbs tenn u tao ytaz, from the frst Non
day In JHanary. Isss.
The voting places win be - follows:
Ist Ward on The vest side Of tse eourt room
The bead of the stairway.
Fad Ward a. County Treasures oGoe
Ord Ward - esHes Of FaTmsrs' wareh0use.
The polls xil open a. a m and elese a. o'clock
?.
NJ. HExr0x,
A4oAHy' Or Soy. u, lss2 City Recorder.
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BROWNSVILLE ITEMS.

Do net ask certain young lady how
strong gates are.
Mr.. A. G. Hausman returned to his
home in Brownsville on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 29th. He has been gone
s0me time.
The Wyman troup played here, and
gave general satisfaction.
Will @. King delivered q Temperance
address at Pixies schsol house on Mon
day evening, Nov. 81.
Messrs. John and Henry Carter, Of
Wells Station, were in town the first Of
the week.
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Isaw so much said about the merits of
Hop BItters, and my wife who was al
ways dectoring, and never well, teased
me SO urgently to get her some,I conclu-
ded 10 be hnmbugged again. and I am
glad did, for in less than two months
use of the Bltters, my wife was cured, and
she has remained so for eighteen months
since. like such humbugging. .-H. I,
st. Panl.-ssPost
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fhs Dsnesrats met last night and
aihated most excellent city ticket.
The vard noninatiens made Tuesday
nIgAs are equally excellent and we see
- rsassn Why al should not be elected.
~ Althsagh Republicans claim 80
ierity Ia the city yet the excellent
ehsrsessr sf our ticket insures It's suc-
sSsA Let every Democrat do his duty.
Proeedings win be found in another
eaismn.
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sDmsocRaTs can succeed in slectisg the
ksssidsas ia 1884 only, By showing the
psopls, that they can and will curtaiI
he expenses ofsgoyernmsnt, reduce the
suEdsns Of saxatisn new imposed on the
espls, snd restore the government to
- sinaplieity contsmplated BY its
4sundarsL
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aHIx0Hs vITALIzER IS what yeu
aeea ssr Constipation, Lcss Of Appetite,
Dlszinsz1 and aII symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Rxins IL alna = cents Per bottle.
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There are 81 scholars in the North
Brewnsville school, taught by j.. B.
Horner.
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Success depends on liberal patronage oi
the printing Office AstOr. Subscribe
for the DHaocRAT.
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Elders w. L. Raymond and Barnes,
are holding meetings at the Cole school
house, above Scio.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
q0cts. and 81.