davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

ne, przewa2nle, raczel pra WE
wyf9cznie z parafl sw. Stani-
slawa Kostk,, r6wnie4 wy.
stapily same.
klo temu wlnlen?
u lie nasza informacYa
slega, zaproszenle Polakow
jake narodu, zostaio wYst6so :
wane do Rzsdu CentraInego
Zwiazku Narodowego.
Ma mocy togo z]aproszenia
narodowcy zaprosill wszvstkle
towarzystwa bez wzgledu IA
klerunek M wfasclwy, ale
sami nlejako za]7ll pierwsze
mle]sce. Ma t. sae oburzyI X.
W'ncenty, bn pod koweNda
narodowc5s jake ogon mby
Cd )atawoa paradowaG ME
chciai. WzywaIac w,ee o.
PIotra kioiharse ktory IA
wszystko, CD mu ego pro
boszcz powie lub podyktI1e,
sic ;,isze. urwat "a tcwarzystw
Satollckich oG wspolnel para
dy polsklei.
Widoczule oble partys'
zbfadz'ly, i to 81 hsnte | sro-
mote 'mlen'a polsklego~ Marc.
dewey bowiem ME powinnl
byl, 4 CORY bur1nistrzowac. a
X. Wincenty powm'en z cory
mice ma oku, oadi co 5adz,
solldarnosc narodowa, o ktora
mu wedfug nas2sgo zdania
nlgdy NE cnodz'.
Tra2maiac wbrew wszeLxlm
napomnieniom ! wobec krzyw.
dy, wolaiacei pomste do
meba rczne tyslace pola&ow
W pgornym doinym" kos.
c'eie, mole sic wysaazic, gdy
chudzl o samolubstWo> mi!osc
wia.ns.
kHpian rczsadnY va rzeIe
parafi. sw. StnnsIawa KoStkl
urgdybf 60 tego stnpnia roz
dwol+nla ludzl swuIch ne
pedAt. Ne bron1my uarod ~
cow, ale, wymlgaj4c od ESQ
VEGA IA stanowls4Su y. Win
ce'.tego Barzyhsklego w'e:el
dobvel wolf, umIarkow.na,
chr2esciahsklej mlioScl m5fosei
narodu po!skego, me- Cd
wszystkich NV azkowcow "a
zen. lemu c4 RIA plane pod
cza> obchodu ma Geese odI1ry.
ella Amerykl Ia Karb kfs.
dziemy.
w niesnaski sic baw'G,
Jest b VI sic dynanll"m.
Mas, tutai W Ameryce MIA
now1"'e, jest ~ malo, "by sic
vzaj4mn1e pozerac. JeInako.
Noz " czymmy, 10 pow ala
+, my SIC wlchtaczom "a EOS
voi2ic. Przyldzie Nreska ma
MatysKa ....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
LAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
L NEBRASKA.
Omaha, p pazdzlernika, 'o2.

Dowiedzialem sic, re Elba
W Nebrasce stala sic pastwa
plom.eni. Glowny hotel, spi-
chlerz re zbozem ~sp}one}y.
Ogjeh wybuch} W hotelu
wczoraj dnia 21. Szkody
zllaczne.
PAM Teodozya Limahska,
ktora by}a z ks. Piotrem
Podleckim, wy]echala Z Elby
dokad niewiadomo, ale dzieo
cko swoie i OLGA, tax mowi2
ludzie. sprzeda}a Szwankowi;
"a jakq sumo, tel ME wiado-
mo. Ks. Podlecki podobno
zostaje gdzies we Wisconsi-
ME.
J6zet Nadolihski ma ]echaG
ma sta}y pobyt do Milwaukee,
gdzie %spodzlewa polepszyc
swo1 byt Ia pomoca Pletro :
wlcza (szwindlera).
KS. Sebastyaiski ma jechat
do South Chicago, by dopo'
modz Abrahamowi i potom'
kom jego.
w dzieh sw.M icha}a Areha
nioIa, w dniu % Wrzesnia, "
Chicago,b y}o dwojakie swieto
~imieniny Wlel ks. Pyplatza
proboszcza, poswlecenlf
dzwonu. Byl tam Z Nebraska
wsllich prcrow ks. akimowic2
wypowiedzlal kazanie
odprawll sumo. ksledz
Pyplatza odwiedzili TAXI
Wlbni. KS. ks. Nawrocki
Lipihski ] koleslnskI Z CHI
cage i winszowali mu. Abra
:. ham w ten dzieh ME mi;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

maioches, ale byla woka-
eye.
Dnia 2I Pazdziernika w
Omaha wszyscy Ajrysze
maszerowa|i zielonemj
odznakami, lakby 5chcieli po.
kazaG, re oni w tenn miejscu
rel VODKA.
Polak Jan Kowalewski
jest kandyatem ma asesora W
Omaha. W 7 wardzie. BRA
VOL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

uczafosH niebardzot ia Karku
cieaaia, podparl poo broda
wysoklm Paplerowym koinle
rzykie.n. | czytat. i czytsf,
a2 przeczyta}. Ubalotowall
]ednak, ably te lego cz"tarMe
wziasc dopiero pc %poiudniu
pod obrady. DO sic zanosiio
ma burze. Tymczasem, jskby
ma zawolanie, wchodzi ia sale
obrad w. KS. proboszcz m,e1
scowy, a pokfoniwszy sic PIE
kn'e sa]mowl = prosif swego
organlsty 0 gfos!! Pan orgaul.
sta raczyf iaskawle swojemu
proboszc2owl tymczasem glosu
ud2lellc!! = SzanowE pano-
VILE deiega!Y, r2eki ks. pro
boszcz - p%ozwolcie faskawie
zrobic un maly wniosek. Otto
wncS2'h sbysc;e wszyscy PREY.
I'll do mn;e Ma wspoIny o.
bad. : PopIeramy! krzylsnel,
wszyscy, lak jcdeu chlnp = /,
to oyl .]edyny wniosek ma
selmle, ktory p%rzeszedt 1e1no-
glosnie, bez poprawek, bez
debat i bcz baletu.
A co t. byi Ia objad =
jeszcze DIS siiuka idzie, Ma
paSc prZesZIo sto d~adziescla
larodu, to NE ,,Szpas!." A
jake ten ksie5ulek wystawll
)edzeule. Mech mu Bog ga
te ws1ystSie jego grzechy Cd
pusci! b. byta, panic, szvn-
ka ma zimno . chrzanem tar
tv1n - by! ozor woiowY =
bYl rosoi paradny zasypany-
by!A sztuka mesa sosem l
przydatkami - a CO yrunt,
wnles1ono ia ogromnYch pot
m'skach diva w catoscl upie-
czone proslaki, 20 !u2 spore,
tax h"u miesieezue. a mole
/ wlecej. Go 70 byto radosc,
! sApaSu - y Ink TO wsZYSi
Eo paiasZow&io. b tel wszyst-
So byfo pu pol~ku 4, smaczn-.
GHtu"al' He nygr: sic
= 'sY ku:harle W b;a!ycn
kattauach, far:uch,ch "
batych szevuNrh cz~aphuCh,
talk r,K to ut~ W kralu 30
dworach, lab u prcbDszHzow
ma odpuscie. A do napltku
bYto i piwo VINO. To tel
gdy 2ywot d"1eg4tom sic ma
prawif i lezyk rozwlnat, to
mowkom i sonca ME byfo a
vszystko alto ks. prob, j.
SEGA gosclnnrsc hojnoS6.
To tel reszta seimu poszfa
potem yak z pjatSa. Gaia Ia
czytauna tego meehau'ka z
Milwaukee po>zfa, z przoprn,
zze"letn, god stot = uradz,lr.
W Ego lie wiele dobrych RE
cay. Sejm sk"n:zyi sic W
zgpdy,e | iednosci = a nabo'
zenstw-m pray >akonczenlu
dzleko>aIl Panu Bogu "a
iaske Jego swieta.
Re do tel iednoscl zGo31
wlele przycz,ni III sic suty pr"
boszczowsk nblad, to Me N
pytan u. W,zysoy to czuii
m6wili. Mo, KUN Czekafa
gdysmy nazad 1echaiI, to mo
VT, IL raz pan Zahajklewlc
pozyczyi mu lakie]s stare
ksla5>1 ktorei wyczYtat. 3
kiei>s = ale tp temu barda
dawnu- gesi u%ratovaiy Rzy'
, cd zsgl"dy. No, pow!"d
Jzekaia, iezeil gesl uratowal
Rzym, to prosieta uratowat
Mau;stee!! O. G! tn z teg
, byio sm,echu i szpasu = t
III strach. Ale o tenn war
,nnYm razem 5NoWlem.
leraz konc2ac to sprawozdani'
. dz1ekuje wan, ia / mo]a, z
: ten honor, zescie mnie T
: seim obrali delegation.
Bravo braw0!' od'
,u,4v S,n yaws1ad UlOsV. a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
PkACCIF. "a

Red RIVER VALLEY of NORTH DAKOTA,
ThE DWIGHT FARM a LAND O
V&lGSaE, HIGHLAND Co, M,,nrR SyAp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

Francis z Missouri Pattison
Pennsylvania. W karetach
jechali wlce-prezydent Morton,
ex.prezydent Hayes, kardynal
Gibbons, arcybiskupi Ireland
], satolll, delegat OLGA sw.,
sedaiowie na)wy2szego try:
bunalu ambassadorowie kra.
)ow reprezentowanych prey
rzqd2ie narodowym Wa
szyngtonie.
Wld1lelismy posiow wszyst-
klrh rleczv nospolltytn Hisz :
pan>ko-a,nerykan>k,ch, date]
pos!d~: Chm t. 2oua), Japon'l,
korri. w>zystk;ch KRAKOW
enropej<Ai b, Persyl, MarokSo
| kam%1f.
Na~jpy>zn:ej sic p?>edstaw,ia
deleg"cya turccka. Psnowie
turcy tag me'S9 uroda, jake
b"G"'eui umformaml 20
0>zevtn" W. wulnIl zi2.wien,e.
Jr h%'5 .rauie : ,"rysto
kraey''' vmerykan>kiej. m1edzv
kt6rem; pieHnosc1a ubranieu
pan' Marta Pa]ner, pre2y.
dentka wydziaiu kobiecegJ
IA "ytawle, "szystkle lnne
"rzeN y2szaia A psui ia juz
lnzY prawie SO lat,
Prey kcncu oroccsy. jechaly
muiejsze ryby, jake to alderma.
nj chicagoscy I'M podobni.
W mezliczonem mn6stwle
wybituych lud4i wszystklch
narodow byl, tylko dwaj pc
lacy. Piotr kloibasa. iako
skarbrik mlasta, }echaf .
administrators mlasta, | p.kunz,
1ako alderman, aIdermanami.
Procesyu ruszy}a pod ko
meuda ~generaia wolsk anne.
rykanskich Mlles'a 0 9tej d
miasta. OStatni 3o}n'erz prae
szedl wielki most pred wy~-
,awq 3cIei 30 poIudn1n.
Ruta marszowa byl 9 II
diuga. u mlmo to IudZi wzdtu2
calr1 !'n by1o pelno 10 ob6ch
stron"ch drogi.
W miescle 2iacono bal ecZnt
ceuy "a Yr1ywile} obserwuwa
MIA procesYl wYgodny /
Oxen
Ma placu wystawy przI
spiew e i mowach udpra"!unc
dedykacya wystaWy.
Wieczo!em odbyIa si4 uro
czystosc otwarcla 6ongre>ov
sw,a.cwvch W wlelkle] sal
AUDITORIUM, Mowca byf X
Arcybisknp Ireland z ST. Pau!
Gaia smletanka w~yzszyc]
warstw amerykansklch i euro
ropeisk'Yh. ot.oio 1000 rIu"ha
czy, byia obecna.
x. ArcYbiskup Ireland nc
viii piekn'e, ale daru wymc
wy ME ma Clos niesilnl
brak dekIamacsi j patcs
wie!e zreszt4 wzuroWe), mo
VIE uimowai>
!, Me byla to mowa katolicks
Mowca, stosulac sic do okazy
, mowlt do amerykanow, mia
nowicie 0 nauce, postep1
wolnoscl o %potrAeble rel'g
4 W &yclu narod5w Gd>b
]akis "ngll.nnskl b'>kup
!. salno byl pnwirdziai, Ii
zrobj'o,y bYto utlmnlelszeg
e wrazenia "a siuchaczy.
X Gibbons X. Arc, bi,kl
. SatolI! plr'e Sic przysiuch'"
I Ii movie 2 lozy, tu2 obt
sceny.
Do sniercI zapisza sic v
doom W pamieci urocLystos
i c%hicagoskle.
/ Ny polacy l,lko z gorge
W sercu 0 nich wspon.1n
!. mozemy. ako norod, llcza'
Il przeszfo 20 milionow ludnos
,, rdzennle poIsk,el, mlellsn
= tylko dwoch repreHent.ntt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

TEE, DANE PRZEZ IMCI
PANA MAClEJA N. DELE.
Gaia, TOWARZYTSWU
SWOJEMU MA MIESIE.
CZNYM
(Dokohczenie.)
Oto2 panowie, we srode
zu6w mas zawiedlI 90 mani
stelskicgo teatru ma "Koncept
(koncert) ale MECH tych mt
zykantojw manlstylsk.ch Bog
ma W swe] opiece; too to ia
ka byla muzyka. be czfow'e-
ka flax, Lola}Y, De JUL ME
wspomne o uszach. Jeden 2
ksle1y mia} tam @fng'e czyta-
ME = i dosyc n:u gfadSo
I szlo. Srodze chwall! ameiy
kahska wolnos6 inne rozko
SEE, a rozwodzi1 sic bardzo
mad niewola j aandarmami W
starym kraju. No, mysIalem
sobie: w Ameryce jest w"l
nose, ale Jest i swawola. ia
dtugo aylem W starYm kra]u,
a przecle aaudarv mnie We
wodziiy. PowadnT e<f"w'eIS
wszedzie wolnv, pror2 W Mo
skwie, a 1w Ameryce prZec!e
rabusiow i zloi2len ma ba'e
ME prowadza, tyiHo dc kozy.
Pytalem sic delegate kuma
Czeka1y, c2y ten ks;ezosz"k
wldz,a1 starry krai. \ ON ma
to: Toe on sic u W Wisoon-
slnie urodzl1." klwn41em gfn-
wa i siuchaiem al przes' ato
NJ drugi dzlen, we czH"r''
tex, zaraz pc moditwie, Ia
cze'a sic jakas prztykanna
mledzy ksie4mi. Chod1fo o
Ia6ls ,,katechizm". Jedn! no
Will, ze zuaja dob"zv ely X,
techizm | cos wlecc}, i z"rzu-
cali drugim, be CT ty'S" Ia
watek katechizmu umlel q.
jeszcze SIC uczyc pow'nn' 'ld
Jakos na dobre JUL b'tka IA
sEowa sic zacsela Tracam j.
kumotra C1ekale movie
: Kum,e, to lie, jax ks1eza ~
slebte ujada]a. = A KUN dc
annie: nlebojta sic, ksieza y
ty.n wzgledz;e to jak &ydy
p'kfocq s'e wnetk', ale te'
n,eiiuyn zgola ale n'ee'
, tylko k'o 2 cywlow we1knl'
e miedzy nich nlepros2ony swo
} yalrr, beazle sie mlaf zpvszna
| TAX sic stale. W. .. WIZ
p cen>y, wlelhl mechanic O
! polityNn. jak cl wyc'a' me"
k zrob,l )akis komplomIs, !
III milo bylo %i:atrzec, a 81 c
to tam m,edAy ks'e5v sN"1
try grosze wtyka'', srodl
zle ma tenn wyszli, jsk sic pc
ka7ato, ! jesz"Ae pokaZu1e.
{ Nareszcie 2acZGto sic sprz,
y czaG O giosowanIe. Jedn' rhcI'
ci Ii, ably rece podnosi3. "a
y lzleci W szkole, d?udzy chci'
" II, ably p~owstawsc :
le lr2ecl tax i owak - a ]acN
i, 2 Milwaukee 2a%propoHow"
jakjs ,.b,l>t" ia slucFnm,
je pytam Sc kuma Czekaly,
10 Ia ballet = c2y to tancc
Ia wac beGa?? Ale Oh, ucza
~ ezipw!ek, pw'ada, u /" =
O. na2ywa ,,ba 1, ne b,""l."
&, to znac@y ginsuw"u'e Nart"e
" kami tajemn,e. No, m6w
q. "a - ma TAXI ballet to
nj nc plsze potem &eSn
20 baletOwall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
RkACClE IA


Re SEJMU Z~JEDNOCZE-
MA r. X. =. w MANS.
TEE, DANE PRZEZ INCL
PANA MAClE]A N. DELE
Gaia, TOWARZYTSWU
SWOJEMU MA MIESlE.
CZNNM
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

The Salem Journal says the democrats
bowed down to the golden calf of Wall
street on the vote on the silver bill which
practically defeated Il. Poor deluded
soull We pity the JonHal. II does not
mention the hard, we'll known truth that
it, own party hEs been bowling submissive
ly at the shrine OF Wall street for twenty
FIVE years. Look at the vote. Among
the democrats I46 members were either
paired IN favor OF voted In favor Of the
free silver bfll, while SO democrats were
paireI against or voted against the bill /.
Among the republicans II members voted
for free silver their being no pairs In ia
vor) and "a members either voted against
or were paired against the bill.
In other words, tixty-four per cent Of
the democrats voting or paired favored the
free silver coinage bill and thiriy-sIx per
cent of the democrats opposed Il; while
only thirteen per cent of the republicans
voting or paired, favored the bill, and
eighty-seven per cert opposed It. The
alliance vote, which cuts a small figure In
congressional proceedings, Is counted with
the democrats in the press reports of the
vote on the bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
souSnr. ARE rARDY.
T. Z wlLLsos. .

Tae southern sugar planters have diseoyer-
ed that the bounty system, as administered By
a republican administration, 10 not all u 10
cracked up TO be. When there was duty
on sugar they got their protection as isey
went along without forinal,iy. botheT or de-
lay. BY simply adding the tar to the price
when they sold their -rops. Nov they have
10 get the money ut Of tse uessurJ. and thar
is harder just nov than raising cane.
Under entirely normal eondiiions The grow
er would be subjected 10 sundy delays, for
bis busiress with The Collector would occupy
him at least week, after shieh the accounts
would have 10 be sent to Washington and
soaked for another week in the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue. followed by third week
in the machine Of the Filth Auditor, fourth
In The Fist Controllers cfice, and 9Th 10
the Office Of the secretary Of the treasury. But
the conditions are especially unfavorabIe this
year, Not only Is the system new, and sub
ieci 10 tbe difficulties which beset all expert
mental enterprises, bnt the treasury has been
practically bankrupied by the drafts made on
ii undsrthe appropriations Of the biIioa dol-
lar congress. TIoseser sxpediiiously claim
may slide through the hands Of the collector.
the Internal Revenue Bureau. the Fifth Au-
ditor and the First Controller. il bangs up
last seains. the Secrs,ary's rsicy Of holding
back all payments to the last posiible momen'i
end there Il sticks.
The treasury il in distress. and the sugar
grower has to suffer for h. When congress-
man visits the secretary and raises row
about any particular claim. money enough is
'craped together TO pay il. bot as this brings
down on the head Of the energetic Representa-
tive dozen oiieF claimants. all clamoring
for their dues. Il Is not an agreeable process.
sithsr for him or for the treasury officials
Il Il estimated that planter ~ho has good
lack with bis crop esn CIGAR half cont q
pound after receiving his two-cent bouniy.
Wishont The Louniy he Is oat or pocket cent
and half. and IS ihis Is generally borrowed
money The deIs, 10 the payment ofthe subsidy
causes widespreae hardship. The excuse Of
ferrd at the treasury Tor the delay H. paying
the planters is that all other el,ims are held
up In The same var.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
BEWARE or rAI..r TEACHERS.

A Linn county third party nsn wants
to know why has not the democratic parry
given the country some good gisiation
when in power, " they are 10 harmony
with the masses Of the people. lie asks
why did not they do something when
Cleveland was president. Our friend has
lIstensd to parties who have evidently
sous ht to deceive him. A party to secure
legislation BY the general government,
must have possession and control Of the
presidency, and both branches Of con
grsss These three constitute the law
making poSer Of the land. The demo-
Gratis have not had control of the law
making power Of this country for the last
thirty years. In 1884 they had the presi-
dent and the lower house Of congress. but
iherepublicans had the senate. Az an II
lustratIon Of how party may be tram
meIed in legislation reference Is made 10
the fact that when Cleveland was p,csi-
dent the democrats who had control OF
the lower house passed tariff bill making
large reductions In tariff duties putting
grain sacks and many other articles so
necessary 10 the farmer on the free list
bul this wholesome measure was defeated
BY The monopoIistic and plntocraiic indu-
ence in the senate.
Our friend Is advised TO read up the
history Of his country and n", he mi-led
BY ~; representations a dSsiguing
men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

Admiral Selwyn. Of the British navy, is al
Evereft house today. He was asked
bout the Behring sea controversy. He ar
ived IN the Majestic, and is on :,is way te
visit NJ xiro. For Fity-eight years he ha,
beei, ~ aeiive service. lie was with Sir Ed
ward Delchei's expedition to San francisco
m 1857. Ills prompt answer was, There
will he no war Selween England and the
United States, no matter what the present
outlook ponends. look upon the coniro
versy as politics s,ereIy, for knoa ihst Eng
land does not desire The seals exierminaled,
whaeyer The cry may be fora meius yivendi.
The question Of male clausem. or sea lint, Is
the one that should be settled definitely. Nov,
the mare clalsem for The Uniied States is thar
portion Of the se1 within sixteen miles from
the shore because long range guns can shoot
that far. Formerly il was only three miles
out, but as bigger guns have been made the
limit has bsen extended.
"Then you think war is not 10 be thought
"Wsr on the ocean will soon b. thing Of
the p.st. This Behring sea matter viii be
settled aDicsbly, believe, but politics will
De played little in tho meantime
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01


Nishin ten days after the Albany con-
tcnlion, in signal defiance Of tho end that
convention was intended 10 compass, Rhode
island unanimously and positively instruct.
I'd for Cleveland and gave an early keynote
that the other forty three states OF thia union
would act independently. And If The DEM
oerais should carry that state ON April 9Th
it win greatly encourage Mr. Cleveland'a
friends and enable them to point with con
fdence and truth 10 this contrast.
D.feaf u The Nsw 1ork sbriag slscfions
Nnasr Mr. fiiN's eaadiaafsre and lsadersAipl
Yiciop IN Rko6s isiaad aud % a rimgisg
Cieveiaad fiatform and dsiegafiom fosS-
fitvly Rsitaofaif for Clttslandf T,ks fFsi &c
tory IN a PRESIDENTIAL year sincs S9Ssl
VII. In The sixty-eight county conven-
tions so far held in Pennsylvania sixty.six
have elected Cleveland delegates. The Hill
sentmcgt has prevailed in but two. Penn
ylvania, the second state in tho unica, will
either instruct her sixty-four delegates for
Mr. Cleveland or give him nearly solid
vote without instructions. The news from
Ohio makes il clearthat.Gov Campbell and
the majority Of the Delegates of that state
are against Mr. Hill, though the latter.
through the powerful influence Of Mr. John
r Mclean, viii have some of tho delegates.
II is now settled that Illinois, the third state
in the union, will give her forty-eight del
egates 10 Palmer unless Mr. Cleveland has a
chance. Missouri, the fourth state in the
union, will favor. according to present In
dications, either Palmer or Boies, or pos
sibly Cleveland. but certainly not Hill, who
seems to be without strength in that state
and Missouri has thirty-four votes.
Kansas, Nebraska. Iowa, Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Michigan seem 10 be almost solid
against Mr. Hill and inclined 10 take a
western candidate. though not decided
whether to drop Cleveland and take mp Boies
or Palmer-and these states have 1872 votes
Massachusetts and the other New England
states near New York have sent no Hill
echoes, and seem unshaken in their hearty
devotion to Mr. Cleveland.
In short, while Mr. Hills strength sinc.
the Albany convention seems to have devel
opcd somewhat in the south, he has mad,
little or no gain in the north, the northwesi
or New England; and it is significant that
in spite Of the power of example, he is no
receiving invitationf from any states north
Of Mason and Dixon's line.
So much for the results to this date Of Nj
Hills active personal and somewhat remark
able campaign.
II has revived Mr Cleveland as seni
mental possibility in the fnce Of Mr. Hill'i
unanimous state committee, unanimous del
egltion; the apparent unanimity Of nearly
all democratic politicians and ofice-holder
in New. York. and the seeming impossibil
ity that Mr. Cleveland can carry the stats
under such extraordinary circumstances
Senator Hill is remarkably daring, dex
ferrous, able politician, but this Is a very
igcountry TO be run by any one man.
The next president must be democrat
even if he does not live in New York.-Nev
York World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

The rssul, OF the republican convention
may be satisfactory to Msssrs Knight.
Sherman. McNary, Ford and Wright, OF
Salem. and probably to the balance Of the
candidates who were fortunate enough to
secure places on the ticket. as also TO Mr.
Burnett. who, It Is claimed. will receive
the nomination for circuit judge; but we
have an Idea that the rural districts will
be heard from when they understand how
the wool has been drawn over their eyes
bv SaIerr's slick politicians. Salem Dam
o<rak.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
sHERIFTs SALE.

IN he Circuit Court Of The 6tate oJ Oregon
for NE County Of Linn.
Ed. zEYss. Plaintiff.
) wARRES, Defendant.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN by virtue ef an execution and order
81 sale issued out Of the above namsd
Cour., ia the above entitled sctlen, l.
will on
SATURDAY,, she ssh day Of may, Ssss.
at the Court House door, i'm the slty OF
Athany, Linn county. Oregon. at the
hour OF 1 O'Clock m Of said day, sell at
pubic auction. for cash In hand 10 the
highest bidder, the rssl property de-
acribed Ia said execution and order OF
Aaie as f.liows. towit: Beginning 1888
donation land claim OF 3 II Pennington
and wIie, being Not. No 1874 and claim
No 81. IN township II, RI West OF the
| " ilismette Meridian in Linn ou7ty.
| Oregon and running themes east 30 chaiks
20 the east boundary Of Moses Psrkerss
donation land claim, theree south 20'
east to point iI.b5 chains south and "a
chains osst Of the place OF beginning;
thence west 70 the west boundary oi
thence north II.65 chains 20 the place oi
beginning. containing 40 acrss more on
/ iess. ia Linn courty, oregon.
/ The proceeds arising from tie sale oi
| said real property TO be applied as fol
lows: To the cssts and dis isbursemsuts
of this suit taxed af yZT 30. the sum oi
/ $50 ~ q reasonable atfor nsy's fee and It's
costs and charges and expen sss Of max
l iug such sale; kecond. 10 the peymsut ol
/ the sam OF e4si.t6 and intsrest 81 tan pei
/ cent por anuum until paid herein ad
| Judged in favor OF ~ sssuti6, and that th
surpIus II any be paid I. the defendant
Dated this 2eth dsy OF March. 1899.
- eC0Yf,
sheriff Of Linn county. Or
BY O e scoTT deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
BOISE PROBABLY DrrEarrD.

A leading republican OF Salem informs
the DEMOCRAT that In the Third Ju-
dicial republican convention there will be
"a delegates. lie ss-s Burnett win have
4 from 1iIIamook, 8 from Yamhili, S
from Polk and 10 from Marion. ThIs will
be enough TO nominste him over Boise
even u he does not get any vote. In the
Linn delegation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01

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