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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
Aesp2lorls Dailu Gribnale
FOUNDED BYHoRAcE GREELEY
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 10.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.


FoRFIGN.-Captain Dudley and Mate Stevens
were sentenced to death IN London. -- English
proposals regarding the Niger accepted by Congo
Committee - The German steamer CaSsius put
into Lisbon with her shaft broken. == Matthew
Arnolds daughter was married. == Mrs Mandei-
baum was not brought up for examination III Ham
ilOn. Ont.
CoSGRFss-A bill providing for the admission of
Dakota was presented in the Senate. -- The
House discussed Interstate Commerce.
DOMEsTIC-Six persons wcrehurned 10 death in
building NJ Park Place Penn -- The Eastern
Pig Iron Association ha, begun movement for or
ganizing a National Tariff Club. -- q" Omaha
Charlcy."a Missouri murderer was hanged by a
masked mob. -= The Hooking Valley miners
are dspleascd by a reported order of the Hooking
VALLEY Railroad. = William Mcnkcn was sem
fenced 10 be hanged on January -. -= BABY
was rescued from burning building IN Baltimore.
e. woman at 1hornburg Station. Iowa,
killed her two children aud herself. -- The
steamer CITY of Springfield put into Bridgeport
owing 10 the gale. -- Daniel Mahoney. Ia
borer. died in Baltimore. leaving small fortune
r. HUGH O'Bren DEM was elected Mayor OF
Boston. and c. g. Reed Citizens was reelected
Mayor VI Worcester.
CITY AND SUBURBA<-Chaucey NJ. Dcpew
Withdrew from the Senatorial contest. -- Inc
new Union Theological Seminary dedicated. --
Further talk about the Spanish treaty. - A
gift of $500 600 10 found Catholic university.
r Suicide of Fielding {. Brown. -- Joseph
II. Choate IN dro mood. - Henry Piouse
Cooper OF his old ricks -- Gold value Of legal
fender silver dollar Ii2i2 grains sJ2j cents
- stocks duh with icYerish fluctuations aud
closed weak.
THt WfAfHER.-1riBrN local observations in-
dIcate faif. slightly warmer weather Temperature
Yesterday Highest 4I' lowest 0Soi average
a0Ac. -.------.--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
..u .nnp rnnrrcrinN anNAroR WANTED.

:, t,on ~. a,s s, h has ons srea, duty to
o,t,,,, Al unst stand az IN solid ranhs a'o "sh' ~"
p,,iseton me suphisiies 81 rev enue ,sv,, ,. us
neiis have ciept into the cabinet W" n aud rlrsr
H., ,,,,I,,s, tbrlt Intrusion has been lvhu ann ,.
"p" 10 hottie Industries aud to tle w" ' ias ,n,s
vii make the Republican PAT, s,soiEn , a,a stands
w. ,,tt bst p,uteeilon the pvllet ~ ,sl, ai t
w b,,,n interests sAsle heha"t nsl ""'" we e'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

hlnsss IN tho Dsmyrrnllr ipl,h We'll w,"a opgss mo
at WIS quito on the cards thai lrvrlnni y "s nsai
an,,,nr fr.slas,it No ttislrd hyrr md ,ola M
Tins rigrr said. Nos a., Oh tisrkS AVA Vng muy
Dhryei her. Il Boston itanAr,lpt "'' "' e'vcp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

"Will men who figured In a notorious attempt
TO purchase electoral votes eight years ago be APP
pointed to Cleveand's Cabnet' Wo think not"
Thus speaks Demooracy's Jealous organ, The Nec-
York Times. Assuming that The Times is correct, 10
is safe to say that any hopes that Manton Marble
may entertain of becoming Postmaste General arc
destined to be dashed to pieces like the most fragile
OF the poltors vessels. Not to mention the dire
fate of Smith Weeds aspirations. Yea. verify,
Men and Brethren, and there are others. not yet
named who might be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

Frotn me dusgin (n'chl Journal end fttonn, ~, T.,
nh p,.sirnt unfortunately. omitted any fciefrhce ~
,hr pr,cticnl III acknowledgements anu puozihs w Mn
ored people IN most pt the southern t,reuent of
Nm, n,,,rrss should take action iOi the en'o'"e'' VI
thn Fourteenth Amendment 10 the tOh-hluuV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

The introduction In The House Yesterday Of b
Bill ~tofestote Republican form of government
n dc state Of Mississippi called forth bursts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

ARY advertiser desiring 90 te'if As e'eNa''ah e' h'Sp
.sa 30 81 Wv eaRs AZ iHt lRntst eNn''As 'i'' NhN's
aayi,s VI pTessen, cashier PAPER makers sl psh's sv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

The Boston Post aud The NeW- York Uorld go ont
of their way to offer insult to General Grant 1t is
evident that neither of them will forgive him
the damage he inflicted upon the Democratic party
a score of years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

Tho tax rate of Albany for 1884 is 50 OF per 300
the basis OF full valuation of property. 1t is
tho highest rate imposed since 1880. In other
cities observes The albany Journal, where prop
erty is assessed at one-thIr1 of its full value the
rate is not higher" Albany is Democratic city,
1t is the temporary home of Governor Cleveland, it
Is the permanent home Of Mr. Manning, chairman
of the Democratic State Committee. These eminent
administrative reform missionaries must be
speakably mortified when they reflect that their
labor5 have borne only deal-sea fruit in the town
where their influence ought to have been the most
potent. We call upon the Editor of The Ner- York
UorId to take note of this sad state of things at
the Democratic capital. He certainly cannot do
less than telegraph Mr.. Cleveland or Dir. Manning
to turn tho raseals out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

Mr. Beecher thinks that, if the Democrats do not
behave, ncw party will come into power IN iSsS.
The wish is father to the thought. He ~ mistaken.
The prciestined failure of the Democratic party to
satisfy the needs Of a country which has grown far
beyond It's comprehension will bring about r.
publican victory, and the Republican party will
thon come into power purgod of the free trade fan
atics and traitors who have u.cI the name of Re
pubIlc1ns IN order to stab and defeat il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

The newspaper Truth has suspended publication.
From an outside point OF view 1t appears never to
have fOurlshed since its publication of the Morey
letter forgery in tho Garfield campaign. 1t gained
great notoriety thereby, but it, bad fame killed it
although it has changed hands frequently. Honesty
not sensatl0Mallsm is the best nOLlcv in iournasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
a.. ,,,u,,,ur \ rrp tr,rtss or the wcpt cudur Nov
svs.ssgTsstHss 41.grSt; y'.easiyt ;Iga. SsTTiEs

sh,s aas ~ eenfse tieeHn Wetk "stht Rhieh "hfe
M Feeaia W Rew Walk Nt$t Wtek se,iihr bats 'ts
HsieaaF Salt zoe ihHrSss teel ~ s'6N
Ltessgp aeif ffNsilea " tbb tAiii ifiNse NV ~, ,aa
Nssk lHANe SNtNltt W, te9t, .-t-;.;tfttf; iftt'U
hkeetA ieb,At sNfNN.ht. ~ 1885, .-.,- All YIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

OF HrfisIvt IHUR1tVf fTUIH tHC 'OTT'".''''7 ~
Doni,ilcss many people think II Ia only Il waste
ol time and effort TO try to get Democratic
House Of Representatives to support surh u
project "a this bu II will mol ceeui to n'os'
utD,r that n Ia a laughing matter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
s1au ase EDITED ny THE e-..v,
WsInsni Christian Temperance ,gglOu
HRroRr YnoM LEllasoN y. . :. -

At he'meetiDg Of the w. O. t. u,
Feb 22nd, IL was decided 10 hold a
public meeting, and committee was
appointed 10 prepare q program. On
the evening Of March 4tb, large audi.
enes assembled ct the @. p. Church.
and the exercises were opened by rnusie
BY The choir, followed b, reading Of
The scriptures by the President ana
prayer by DIR. Pettigrews After en-
other song, the Rev. Henderson gave a
20 minute speech. giving an outline Of
tho seeiety, and the need Of temperance
work In our land. His subject war
ably handled and needed only TO BE-
heard to b appreciated. Rev. DR..
Psttigrsw followed, treating on drunk.
enness asa disease, and its treatment
fro % medical standpoint, and bronrht
strong arguments sgainst the nss Of
intoxicants, on that ground a. wen AZ
its sxpensivenass 70 the country. A
recitation, 'FTbe Sign Board )" was veil
rendered by Miss Lizzie Houk. d
A class Of small boys and girls sang
'Ths Young Abstainer" in good styIe,
and were warmly appIauded. Il .aaa
"The Drinking House Over the way >
was 9 very pathetic reading b, Mis-,
Amber. The exercises were inter.
sa'ersed with fine music BY the Lebanon
Orcbessra, assisted by w. W. Crawford
Five minute speeches were called for
and responded TO By Rev. Aldersop
Prof Gilbert and ]. II. Marks. IS
/ The article on membership and pledge
vas then read and the pledge circula.
ted, obtaining 22 signatures, during
which time Temperance literature wal
freely circulated through the audience
| The Presidsnt, Miss Houk, made
few ~sll timed remarks, cIosink will
an earnest appeal to all good people {,
help IN this great work. 3
Il Miss Hbbie Ambler then moved
vote Of thanks to the speakers an,
musicians fOr their help, which wa
given. The temnsrAsos aoxoloey wa
then sura aud We adjourned fselin
thai % was good TO be there.
The house was we'll 6IIed, sad goo
. order prevailed, AMI altogether v
think the meeting was q grand sasOesi
Oar little Union is stGrasting consider
. able attention. a. we'll AZ awakenin
& sppoAaIOn, We have 25 names or Il
roll, aad 5 gentleman members. An
. Though not doing much are not di
T OOuraged. ~x
e Goa. SECRETARY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
'CrRIeUsvAcrA

The value Of The tourmalinos taken
from Mt. Mica, Ne. IN between $780,
900 and $4,000. cd ''s.f 'a lA
The saying that bottle OF old vine
d small Tor It's age is Greek and II to
found "a Athsuasus. s.i' st ASA
In soms South Americsn earthquakes
the waves raised by the firSt sheck have
been 200 feet high. ID afi isE
The land crabs Of Jamaica live On the
tops Of the 'raounsains, bus once Q year
they 20 down % the sea in crowds, lay
sben eggs and return TO their homes.
CD A South Carolinian has taught fOnI
frogs to eroak "The Sweet By aud By
The alto and soprano quarrel as il fitting
themselves for a church choir. t1a
FIet.ingsn, w urtenturg, has brig
ade Of forty-two female water carrier
belonging TO the are department., eaC|
Of the faar squads being commanded b.
a ''femals corporal" +"
There are 400 gummy globulss b
every inch OF the thread spun by th
spider, aud a web contains about S7,'
600. They act like birdlims and 6ru
ly hold the leg or wing Of any insS'
which touches them.
In january. 1851, . globulAr both
waa blown at Leith capable Of holdin
: two hogshssds. Its dimension wei
forty inches, by for.y-two This in
mense vessel was tho largest aver pro
! dnced at any glass works, iaaI
ias For the Crystal Pslace Of 1851,
! stou-bridss "hsnd'' received au ord
Ito make thousand gold and a thousar
silver and q thousand iron taoks-tl
: 1Aolel three thousand not to weigh mo
than three grains.
= The hoOpsnake reviVes again u
> year, and bya neat stroke Of genius
" combined with the horned snake. /
4 lives somewhere in the Roanoke vail
g and when he rolls down . hill a
. strikes q tree with bis horn the II
dies. -
is A uew machins recently put in =
at the Swedish match factory in 10
y koping makes 10000 boxes of nat
es day. The wood brought to Jonk'
Is inc last year to bs made into mattel
ae fllsd twenty steamers and eight sail
vessels. e'as = h9a2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
DANCER AHEAD.
Goa. SECRETARY.

Among the journals devoted to the
liquor interest, one Of the brightest,
perhaps, on tho whole, the ablest, is the
San Francisco Journal Of Freedom,
formerly the Wine-deakers' Gasette.
With others Of It's class it generally
affects 20 care little for prohibition,
declares it failure, and seeks TO belit-
tie II In its more serious and sober
intervals. however, it betrays iss real
estimate Of the progTsss of the prohibi-
tory movement. In a recent issue il
says: "It is Ne wonder that prohihi.
tionists are somewhat elated when theJ
look upon what has been accomplished
already. The wonder "a that men who
profess to be Oppsasd 10 prohibition, and
whose vineyard and other interests
would be ruined by It's general adoption
and enforcement, should persist in say.
ing, There is no dangsr.'" 1t adds
sFour sovereign States have already
adopted constitutional prohibition
Kansas, Iowa, Maine ard Vermont
and prohibition by local option ha
been adopted in a thousand or Nor
cities, villages, and counties. No dar
gerr 7 This Is the siren-song that lure
to destruction through inscGion.
While "Philip drunk" may ridicul
and AFFECT 70 despise, Phillip sober
sees Changer ahead" and thus signif
cantly sounds the alarm
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
WRONG ROAD To TaE WHITE HOUsE.

1t is noteworthy that two distin-
guishsd Republican leaders, both Of
whom are popularity accredited with
being candidates for the presidency
have formulated plans for a permanent
cOpartaership between the whisky ring
and the national government. Senator
Logan proposes that this whisky In.
come shall be devoted to educatiOua
purposes a. special school fund ex-
Senator Blaine proposes to use it tc
reduce State taxation These plans
are both of them directly across
the current Of the most intelligent,
osnscientious thought Of the nation
Their authors have obviously taken the
wrong road to reach the White House
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

fhe .Mstbodists now humber ), 1913,
$40, and VIM bold 4 centennial mex,
fF.h. 70 's'ais'd ma n aaoasas r. taf
are department was oslIed out ia
PhilAdelpbia 70 ssvs kitten from fal.
ling seventy feet on church roof. The
eat fell, after al, and scampersd OF uu-
hurt.
| A huge crystal throne has Just been
manufactured IN England Tor an East
Indian ,rsjaf. ~ '.1'''
jay Gould gave bis son dsorge Ss,-
o00. 900 to begin life with. 'a' A -
Women do "hsId work" In England,
sad as . class arc uneducated and gos-
siPy II not worse. N"- f
A hog ranch is 10 be started thirty
I've miles south Of Sc. Louis.
One hundred and Gfty thousand
ponnds Of butterins are made In Chicago
daily. o. pa'4 t+ ff
South Africa exported Sl4 ,000, 600
worth Of dismonds last year
In La Plata and Buenos Ayres there
are fully 100000 Italians engaged In
commercial pursuits.
Il takes So,ooO,0 900 clothes pins a
| rear 70 satisfy the American demand.
Fifty ITALIANS Imprisoned contractor
who owed them wages, and the sheriff
had 10 auamon AID aud nss firearms 10
sscars bis release.
There are lIS,ooo miles Of railway
IN the United States, Of which Jay
Gould and vandsrbilt control more
lhan one-foarth.
| Gold nuggets are being found In the
uonataius near Marshall, Ark. Some
msn viii spend IS Of time and labor q
| get ~ Of gold.
= Ireland has one head Of cattle u
every four acres. aud Island Of jersey
ons 70 evry two aercs.
Eggs should be sold BY weight; such
Il the custom in Paris.
Since 1889 ,he United States hAl
expended slo6. .o0o, 900 In the improve
ment Of rivsrs and bsrbOrA
| A man In New York was awards'
$4,000 by jury as damages for tA'
los Of bis left eye. He was lookinl
ap an elevator, aud the jaaitor acci
asntally dropped Q bsttla.
4. The Chesapeake q ohis Railway
pattlsg sseambsss Whistles On II
losomotisss which can be heard tAirtes
uiles distant. - iosa.f
i Au cid .rappsr ct asAs-ss Falls, !
i Y, ksa captured sse ukunks this 81
con.
!. TA. shipyards at PhiiAdslphiA, ~he'
: 27o0 hands are employed, are full
: bdstis.snd setivi.y.
i The foreign inRktA.Iaa 70 d
. United saatss daring the last ys'
reached 5.1Set. against 7sO,s4s &
, che previous year . decrease Of l6o
. O25, accounted for In y measure by q
. depressed condition Of eeTtaia tudu
tries. .,.
10 The present wheat production
India Is .sstimated 10 be 240, ,OOO,O
% bushels. s.t.s
X The insurance business ID unproital
as in Sc. Louis, as Eve companies hs
Withdrawn their agencies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

vote II, each Stats and abolishins the
elee.orial college. HE bill also re-
qp!res Congtess 70 2 meet every year
ca the frst Wednesday ID January,
md nxes the form oi Representatives
at three years. toysk ~ hesnios1si
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
PnenI BETIoN FOR ALASKA.

The Senate of the United, States has
passed bill for the government of the
territory Of Alaska which prohibits the
liquor trafio therein, except for medici-
nal or scientific purposes. This, if i:
shall become q law. will Be good not
alone for Alaska, but valuable as a
precedent for kindred legislation for ell
the ether territories Of the United
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
They do say that Mrs. Carlisle is

They do say that Mrs Carlisle is
ho~ the Lucy Hayes Of Washington,
and that laAt season she disagreed tC.
Che point q. "cooIpess" with Ken
tucky friend with whom she was to
receive New Years calls and who in
sisted on "puueh'' as feature Of the
'enttrtainmsnt. The Lerd bIess and
keep her
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

stslesa What VIII BE ibenescial for
Alaska VIII be good likewise for Dakosai'
"a and the other territories, aud for the
District Of colanibia as we'll. si75.ho ljaa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

!. YYOung mar advises an exchaDg9;
iif yon nnst marry, marry the biFed
gin. son have got to have her anyhow.
Young man. doa't do anything 50 fool
yh.; a hired gid wants six nights out
OF a week and hall a day on Sunday,
besides insisting, upon entertaining her
sisters and her cousins by the dozens
"a the kitchen, A man wants his wife
IN the house once in while, If not
of,ener.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

FOR DYsPEfSI A and Liver Complaint
W hzSe- = priated guarantee on every
bottle OF Shiloh,s Vitalizer. Il never fAiIs
10 cure, For sale by Foshay 4 Mason. ?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

While zeseorting lady home the ii;
Iotherevening popular doctor attenpt-
ed to relieve her cough and sore threat
BY giving her alozsngem he told her
to allow II to dissolve gradually in her
mouth. No relief was experieneed,aad
the doctor feat qnite chAgrined the next I
day when the lady sent him coat
bnttoD, with a note, saying be must
have given her the wrong kind sef :
lozesge. and he might nssd this one. L
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
YHi>x LzsLlEs sSzDAY nAeAzIsE.


The April nrmbef has such an ~.
abundance Of coed things that our space . z
VII not permit ns TO pasticuIatize. The =
editor, Rev. T. De Witt Talmsge, has j.
an admirable article, 'PfacticaI 'Syms =
pathy," and in the Home Pulpit is saaisIl
sermon by him, @The Royal Exile. . 5eas
Among the elaboIately illustrated arti-
cIes are "a Pilgrim ID Yellowstone
Park . Johann Wolfgang yon G0eth; ~ :
BY ID. Z. Hervey Easter Festivfties
at ST.. Petersbarg," "The Founding y
Asylum Of New. York City" and other - ?
articles essays. sketches, etc. by Alfre- i'''9
ton -Heryey, Leigh Nofvaf, Rev. E. a'.'
Hand, Mrs. A. E:yAIexander, &: Rev. j. 400
II. ClAy-Iorap, J. Alexander PAtten,
ETC., The serial -and-sh0rt- stories are
by Helen W. PfcrsoD, LIT Meade.
Josephine r. Williams, etc. The poems
are Of great merit, and the miscellany"
is tnos. comprehensive, interesting and re
entertaining. Price, 25c numberyoro
s25G year, postpaid. Mrs FRASE J
LrsLfE, Publisher 50, 55sand 81 PARK
Place, New York. sTaa't raas 2ziissi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
sTATf RIGHTS DEM0cRaT. .~-,
THE BEST sADVEBgISIEG MEDIUM
IN THE HILIInE1fB VALLEY.

special business NOTICES in Local Col
umns Is cents per line. Regular Looa
notices 10 cents per line.
For legal and transient adyeftbements
sa Oo per square for the tint Insertion sat
lnsertio II.
Haies for rsether adxertisemenls made
nown on application.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21
SCI,ROlFULA


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I,.. Eczema, BI0tehess Ringworm, Tu-
mora. carbuneies, Boils. and Eruptlons
OF the skin. arc the direct result q an
impure state OF the blood.
80 TO cure these diseases the blood must be =
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tural condition, AYEa's sAasAFARiLLA has
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of mercurlaI treatment, and proves Itself
complete master Of all scrofnlous diseases.
A Recent Cure Of serofuIons Sores.
"some months ago I was troubled with
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rY- All persons interested are inyitsd d
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I'm testlfyIng to the wonderful efficacy OF
i !, Ayers sarsaparilla, not only In Tho fur9
/ = Of this LADY,, hut IA his oWil faee RpA
many others withIa his kRowIedge'
l. The weitknovn ,vritcr onihe BOsteh Herald.
! NV. BALL, of Rochester, N.H.,writes, Juno
1887 s.. 49,.
Having suffered severely for some years
with Eczema and having failed TO lind relief
i from other remedies, / have made uses during
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RILEA,-whiel has effected, q complete cure
y I consider sit q magnificent remedy for al
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

IN "a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-21

The present wheat production OF
India is .sstimated 10 be 240, ,OOO,O 600
bushels. -t 3, s.s..s
The insurance business ID Improbable
in Sc. Louis, as Eve companies have
withdrawn their agencies.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-05-10
Not Pleased With the Prospect.
From The Westminster Democratic Adrocate.

FfOM We eStWtHStcF DeWOcTdttc AQC0cdte.
1t has been announced that a new Democratic
paper is to be established at Towsontown Bati.
more county. This is bad move for the Demo
cracy of that county. 1t means, as already fore
Swallowed in Baltimore county paper, two Demo
cratic papers and two permanent factions to
wrangle and quarrel and probably turn the county
over to Republican control, and perhaps affect
the election of the Representative of this Congress
sional district.
There is neither room for nor any need of two
Democratic papers in Baltimore county. The
Journal is an able exponent of Democracy, and is
prosperous enough to stand aloof from faction and
maintain principles regardless of men. Should
the new paper be able to take from it part of
its patronage, both will soon become weak and
together will not be near powerful effective
as the Journal now is. With two papers, both
claiming to represent the party, and being diamet-
rcally opposed as they certainly will be, the re-
suit cannot but be disastrous to the party.
The man, be he Democrat or Republican, who
from pique or personal cause, establishes or aids
in establishing rival to the old established party
organ, is a sef.interest man and one who holds
self above principle. Good party men never take
such course to accomplish their ends. They
get rid of Objectionable leaders, or those who
manage to their own Advancement through the
quiet ballot at the primaries. 1t is only the
injudicious, or the men who are party men for
revenue, who would publish their grievances to
the world and thus seek to carry out their object,
and at the same time divide and distract the
party