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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-03
HARRISON
Nominated by the Chicago
Convention.
MORTON FOR SECOND PLACE
Very Little Enthusiasm Among
Republicans.
DEMOCRATS ARE JUBlLANT,
And Think They Will Have an
Easy Victory.
DEMOCRATS ARE JUBlLANT,

and Thurman versus Harrison and Morton.
Tariff reform versus protection. Could any
thing be more assured than the success Of the
democratic party in the coming campaign?
The victory may even be said to have already
been won before the battle is fought. Har-
rison was nominated on the eighth ballot, but
IL was an accident. The Iudianians played
their cards well, and Harrison was rushed
through before tho convention knew what 1t
was doing. When It became evident that he
had received the requisite number Of votes for
the nomination, blank expression was visible
upon the faces Of nearly every delegation in
the hall, save that of Indiana The Indian
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JIMMY's CONGRATULATIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 26.--General Harrison
last night received the following:
LINLITHGow, Scotland, June 25.-General Harri-
son. indianapolis: congratulate you most heartily
upon tie work Of the national convention. Your
candidacy will recall the triumphant enthusiasm
and assure the victorious conclusion which followed
your grandfathers nomination in 1910. Your cleo
ton will seal our Industrial independence, as the
declaration of 1776, which bears the honored
name Of your greatgrandlather, saved political
Independence. JAMES G. BLAINE
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When California was reached Raymond an
nounced, amid applause, IL votes for Harrison.
Mr. Gage demanded call OF the roll, and
the result showed 10 votes for Harrison and
for Algcr-that of Mr.. Gage himself
Harrison was nominated after Tennessee's
vote had been cast, giving him 43t votes. Only
single vote stood by Sherman in Pennsyi-
vania and after that state vote the Harrison
movement became landslide.
The result was received with burst of ap-
plausc, and the great audience arose to its feet
and shouted until il had tired itself out.
Eighth Ballot.
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Dubious.
From Town Topics.

Little Gotham maid (reading): "tAnd the
Fairy Prince and Blue Eyes were married and lived
happily ever after" Little Boston maid: Where
did they liye?" Little Gotham maid consulting the
last pages carefully) l'It doesn't tell" Little
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BURIED BENEATH THE WRECK.
4 An Accident on n Pennsylvania Railroad
| Six Men Killed.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, June 26.-Ths evening, at
O'Clock, wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania
and Schuylkill Valley railroad at Gable City village
north of this place, by which six laborers were
killed and four fatally injured. The names of the
unfortunates are unknown. They were Hungari-
ans and known only by numbers The freight
train was shifting cars when gravel train, bound
for Shamokin, ran INTO the rear end OF it and ten
or eleven laborcrs, who We're seated on the front
car of the gravel train were buried in the wreck.
When assistance arrived six dead bodies, horribly
mangled and four others so badly injured that it is
not believed that they can live, were taken from
the wreck.
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SAINT rip-rap,t the gentleman from pennsylvania
stood on his chair and shouted, the galleries
yelled, and cheered and Kissed, while the num-
erous sergoant-at-arms were utterly poWerless
to check the confusion.
Mr.. Johnston, of New York sought to get
the floor, and Mr.. Hustled raised the point OF
order that nothing could be done except 10
vote upon the motion to suspend the rules, and
that Mr.. Boutelle had no right to proceed
either with speech or to read resolution.
OLIVER DUETS DOWN.
The chair ruled that the point of order was
not well taken.
Then, amid further confusion, Mr.. Oliver, of
Pennsylvania, wildly appealed from the decis-
ion of the char, and created a scene OF great
confusion. He gesticulated wildly, and would
not take his seat at the chairs request He
did not desire to have the resolution read.
The chair sent down the sergeant-at-drms to
Oliver, who succeeded finally in getting that
gentleman to take his seat.
A delegate appealed from the chairs decis-
ion, but his appeal was not seconded.
Senator Hiscock said that it was absolutely
necessary that the resolution be read for infor-
nation. The republican party was not afraid
to meet any question. Finally quiet was re-
stored and Mr.. Boutelle read the resolution,
as follows:
First The concern of all good governments is
the virtue and sobriety OF the people, and the pnr-
ity Of their homes. The republican party cordially
for the promotion Of temperance and morality.
AS soon as this was read there was a rush
from various states to second the motion, and,
after some time, the question was put and the
resolution adopted by q rising vote, only one
delegate-from Merchandising brave enough
to record himself In the negative.
ADJOURNMENT.
A vote of thanks was then rendered to the
chairman and other members of the conven-
ton and then, on motion of Mr.. HiScock, the
convention, at 1928, adjourned without day.
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BOLTING FROM HARRISON.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 25.-[Special.] j
The Indiana Post, the leading organ of the
German republicans of southern Indiana, and
the Daily Bulletin the county orcansof the re-
publicans of this, Vanderburgh county,
have bolted the nomination of Benjamin Har-
rison, and declare they will not support him.
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ruR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Chicago is in possession of the democratic
party tonight. Republicans are thoroughly
disguised with themselves over their fatal mis-
take IN nominating Harrison, and many have
been heard tonight TO admit the ticket cannot
win. Democrats are paradng the streets with
red eandanas and carrying banners. on which
are inscribed; Harrison and Morton; free
whisky aud Chinese"
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The seventh ballot was taken 1t resulted
as follows:
Seventh Ballot.
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In the seventh ballot Foraker received one vote.
Lincoln two ana Raymond one.
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A vote of thanks was then rendered to the
chairman and other members of the conven-
ton and then, on motion of Mr.. Hiscock, the
convention, at 1925, adjourned without day.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-10-26

Apnl as, 1882, Senator Harrison voted
no. (See Cong Record, April IS, 1880
On April as 1881. Benjamin Harrison
voted in the United States Senate to strike
out the Chinese restriction act section IA
which reals as follows;
"Section ~ Tha, hereafter no State
Court or Court of the United States shall
admit Chinese to citizenship,and all laws In
conflict with this act are hereby repealed =
The difference between the two cards is
simply this' The first Is forged and the
monopoly managers are circulating Il with
a full knowledge of the fact. The second
Is absolutely true, as the Congressional
records show. Mr. Harrison cannot dodge
his Chinese record II Is matter of his
tory, and he must answer to the organized
laboring men Of the country for his action
on the coolie labor bill as well as his attitude
toward The railway strikers in 1877. The
Signal does not believe that any Knight of
Labor who has the least conception of the
objects and aims OF the order, will be found
training under the Chinese flag. On the
other hand we believe that every intelligent
man will this year vote to make the gold
stars and stripes an emblem of equal rights
and justice to all citizens of the Republic
Down with the flag of China!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-10-26
WILL ALBANY rAkE ACTION.

As II Is with thorough going, active,
successful business man, so il isMith an en-
terprising, progressive city. Each watches
with keen vigilance to take the ilood.tide
that leads on to growth and wealth. These
opportunities present themselves alike to
individuals and communities. They are
often not taken advantage of by cities and
towns as too many persons are too apt to
think that others, and not they, are the ones
who should look after these public inter.
ests, and what Is every ones business saon
becomes no ones business, and thus gold.
en- opportunities laden with vast benefits
are allowed TO pass unheeded, often never
to return. Albany to-day Is presented with
one of these opportunities, and yet her eiti
izens apparently with one accord are lying
supienely upon their backs husging the dc.
lusive phantom of hope, until others less
favored, but with more energy, enterprise
and pluck are likely to step In and reap the
benefits SO invitingly held out to us. We
refer TO the projected enterprise Of con-
structing railroad from Albany to tide.
water at Astoria. IL would require proc
phetic vision TO see and comprehend the
vast benefits Albany would receive In IN
next decade following the construction
this road. Without Understanding or de-
CRYING the benefits accruing TO Albany
from the construction OF the o. * G. K. Il
or the o. p. X. Il. we hesitate not to say that
the immediate results following the build-
ing Of the proposed road 10 Astoria would
be far more important TO Albany than the
building of either of the former roads.
The new proposed road would give us
another outlet to tide-water where the fruit.
age of the rich harvest fields of Linn and
other valley counties could be loaded in
sail vessels bound at once for Liverpoo
and thus save the expense of reshipmen
at San Francisco which Is now necessary
The dangers of obstructed navigation on
the Columbia river and the heavy expense
of towage would be avoided in shipping TO
and from Albany In addition to all this
IL would secure to Albany that safe, per
manent and healthy competition in trans
portation facilities so essential 10 the fut.
ure, rapid growth of the city. 1t would
not be Albany alone that would be the re-
cepient Of the benefits of the building of
the road. The farmers of Linn county
would receive the greatest share OF the
benefits of the road. 1t would be their
grain that would find this additional out
let TO the sea. BY this route, II cheaper
and better than Others, their supplies might
come from San Francisco and the east.
And, now then, what do the farmers of
Linn county and the citizens CT Albany
propose to do in the premises? viii they
take action, or wait until II is taken by other
points, tits an opportunity that should
not be lost sight of. Let every man talk
of it and discuss il with his neighbor.
There IS no time for delay. Act, act in the
living present.
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A Warming.

The modes OF deaths approach are var
ous, and statistics show conclnsiyely tina
rnore PERSONS die from diseasea the
Throat and Lungs than any other, 10 is
probable that everyone, without exception,
receives vast numbers Of Tubercle Germs
into the system and where these germs
fall upon suitable soil they start into life
and develop, at first slowly and is shown
by slight ticking sensation in the throat
and If allowed TO continue their rayages
they extend to the lungs producing C0n-
sumption and to the head, causing Ca
tarrh. Now ell this is dangerous and If
allowed TO proceed will in time cause
death. Al the onset yOu must act with
promptness allowing cold to go with
out attention is dangerous and may lose
you your life. AS soon AZ you feel that
something is wrong with your Throat,
Lungs or Nostrils, obtain bottle of Bos-
chee's German Syrup, 1t will give you
immediate relief.
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UNDER WHICH FLAG :
rom the Inal.napo.l, Labor slrnal.

rom the indianapolis Labor Signal.
For some days the friends of General
Harrison haye scattered broadcast through
the city Placards bearing the red ensign of
the British nation, and beneath forged ex-
tracts from English newspapers purport
Ing to approve President Cleveland's tar
if views. That the alleged quotations are
orged even as rank an advocate of the
monopoly as the EVeaag News isforced to
admit, Now comes from the other side
card which should be scattered the length
and breadth of the land. 1t IS headed the
Regular Republican Nominations" Then
follows the yellow Gag of China, with this
inscription:
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HAkRIsoNs CHINESE RECORD

HAkRISON'S CHINESE RECORD.
On April IS, 1882, Benz. Harrison voted
in the United States senate TO admit to this
country, free of the Chinese Restriction
Act, all Chinese "skilled laborers" and
"Chinesc engaged in mining"
Section IL, of the Chinese Restriction
Act, reads:
"Section II. That the words Chinese
laborers,' wherever the same occurs, shall
be constructed to mean both skilled and
unskilled laborers and Chinese employed
in mining"
Senator Harrison voted to strike that
section out. (Cong. Record, April z8, 1882
vol. I3, p. 34I1.)
When the Miller twenty-year exclusion
bill passed BY vote of 29 ayes to IS noes,
Senator Harrison was absent; but Senator
Maxey, his @'pair," announced that II pres
ent Senator Harrison would have voted
no.
In the effort to pass that bill over Presi-
dent Arthur's veto, which failed for want
of two-thirds majority, Senator Harri-
sons vote was one of the Fl noes against
29 ayes cast (cong. Record, vol. |, p
2st7)
On Senator Hoar's amendment, provid-
ing for the admission of Chinese artisans
the vote stood 10 ayes TO "a noes, Harrison
voting aye. (Cong. Record, vol. 7, p
r7r7)
On Senator Ingalls, motion to change the
period Of restriction from twenty to ten
years, the vote stood, ayes 20, noes III
Senator Naxey, who would have voted no,
stated that he was paired with Harrison,
who would have voted aye.
April 2S, 1882, Senator Harrison voted
for the Edmunds amendment to the clause
providing that "Chir.ese laborers" should
mean persons usually engaged in lnanuaI
labor. (Cong. Record OF that date)
The second anti Chinese bill, prepared
after President Arthur's yeso Of the twenty
years bill suspending Chinese immi
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NSA n L'AAPL-N
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
HARRISON OK TIE curNrsr-

HARRISON ON THE CHINESE.
Washington Dispatch 10 San Francisco
chronicle, June IS, 1881
General Harrison took the most radical
position on the subject Chinese immigra-
tion) and argued that there would be pre-
cisely as much justice and prOPriety in ex-
uding Germans and Irish as in excluding
the Chinese. He criticised in the strongest
manner the actions and sentiments of the
people of the Pacific coast in their opposi-
tion tothe influx of Ohentals.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Oregon City, Or,
October 18th, 1883.
Notice r. hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge. or fn bis absence
before tie County Clerk of Linn county,
at Albany, Oregon, on
Monday, Nov. 26th, 1883.
viz: Leonard Edaar, Homestead Entry
No. 45O3 for the = n OF s E 1 and Lots /
and 2, Of Sec 4, Up. 10, = X E. He
names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culti-
vation Of, said land. viz A j. shelton,
John Bryant, @, W. Richardson aud John
Bi yen, all Of Jordan, Linn county, Or,
w. Il. BUhhEY,
Register.
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CHEERING NEWS.

Julius Gradwohl, one Of our oldest inerch
antsarrived via Yaquina Bay, from San
Francisco last night. lie has beeuin San
Francisco about two months and while there
made a careful study oithe presidential out
look. lie says the signing Of the Exclusion
Bill by President Cleveland has produced n
remarkable change In public sentiment
workingmen are convinced that Cleveland
Is their friend, He says the prevailing op
lnion is,hat Cleveland's election Is sure
Betting In that city Is $r6o to $foo on
Cleveland. Democrats there have bushels
Of money TO bet on Cleveland Mr. Grad
wohl viii have something to say to ia,
people Of Albany through the columns o
the DEMOCRAT soon.
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writes: take great pleasure In recO M
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beg 70 stat that lad tried other remedies
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No ice TO DEBTORS.

Woodin Il willard having sold thoir
furniture business In this city desire 10
have all indebt TO them 10 call and settle
Immediately, as IL IL necessary To close
all account by tho LIST OF Decem ber.
Prompt attention to this notice will great.
ly oblIge them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-10-26
DR.. C. WATSON MAsTON
Physician and Surgeon.
Office opposite the Democrat once.
Notice.

The amount of delinquent taxes that is
placed in my hands for immediate colIeotlor,
is about $26, 600. II run from the year
1888 up to 1888. By .rder Of the County
Court Court am compelled 70 collect the AIN
make immediate payment and save Plea.
And II parties don't come forthwith mileage
tie their ktaxes will levy upon I, and ses-
and chattels Of such delinquent Ia ne goods
Yours Truly, xes.