The Albany register., March 29, 1872, Image 2

Rcjpnbllcan IMatform.
CMKLITI0K8 ADOPT HI) BY TUB REl'V
til AN sTATKCUJi VSNTloSAT IMRTLAM A,
NAKl'lt , 187.
The Union Republican mrty of Oregon,
In Convention, makes this declaration of
Mr. Frederick Douglass, in it laic i
1 u timber of the. JVN lira say.;-
! During the Imjioaolimciit trial of An
drew Jnhnsnu. anil but a short lime
before he would be reijiiirud to decide
by Ms vote the intilt or Imwvmiw of
lib "Accidental" BxoBllrney. Senator
Lynnn Trumbull, one ol the foremost
and bitterest In his (-hatves of dl-ioiK's-
t - .1 hi , u . . .
iu principles ami polk-tcs : : i.v nffiut me iwptionwui sillV. uihi
1. To the Constitution of the t'nltcd . bv iiiiitU'tl'lo HjpMlHt the I'le-lilent.
Slates andall to wMcndinents we pledge w:ls M:lm hy 'Johnson himself and
3!5!5S2$t 5 tsi r . thousand Mm
Dft0 KTV.
FUHNITl'RK.
nit obedience I
(xmfltrqdBbnudonforcemmit our const liut
uppdrb
1 Tlatihc success of the ir - o it Na
t ional Administration in reducing the pal
lie debt, diminishing and equali'lnu tasa
'Jon, a liniiiistering every branch of public,
aithirs ii h economy nnd eiflclcncy, form
ing and Improving the civil service, en
forcing I he laws without feur or favor,
princeling the nation's wards with patern
al care wniinst the cruel avnriiv of spcrn
lulion uiidfmnd.niid innlmninln-friendly
rotations with Foreign Powers has lieen
wich as lo command the approbation of
the great majority of the American people,
and Justly untitle it to the confidence and 1
commendation Of every true Republican, j
;t. We reiraru i no payment or our nation
for his services in the ea-ies of WcOtr
(We arid I he State of (leorgla against
G :nenil Ueorjse G. Meade. General
Meade was then in command of the
military district embracing the State
of (ieorg-ia. Met 'anile hud been tried
by a court-martial, authorlj.il by tlcn- ;
end Meade, for murder, and sentenced
to be shot. A writ of habeas corpus
bad been .-tied out, and the taut eanic
la-fore the I 'idled States Supreme
(Joint, lion. Matt. ('ai(ieiiter, who
w is then a private citizen, was the !
real attoniev for tliiiUiiveniinent. and
Ii ,uu -"",i""VV" w"" " 1 r-n" performed all tin labor the suit reqtl r-
o.t i'Mit inii lo nnr c re li!ni-s ei'm'vwhcrit. 1 . ' 1
"They Who Have Nothing for Sale
are Farthest from Market ''
A. CAROTHERS & CO.,
f C. ME ALE Y,
deal.:.! i
and In accordance w ith Hie true letter andi
spirit of In contracting, as no longer a
l.ncs;ioii in Usue ; but that wo may he
nearly understood, we denounce all forms
nnrt .1.. .r..a nf nt'thiO Uetit. na
affirmed by the Democratic warty mid l's the follnwingblll. In hlsnv n
Hyma:newrs, a- not mn nnni-nni cit'tuui
ties, but imsitivc criiiie,and we will never
consent to a suspicion of im-k of honor or
jnstlec in its complete sit Israel ton.
. We admit or uo distinctions between
eitlariia)wnetherof nativeorfonden birth;
nnd iheietore we favor the Kranting of
ln.1 amnesty to the people of those States
lately in rebellion : and we here nleduo
the lull and effective protection of our
civil laws toall persons voluntarily com
mit to or residing In our land
S. Wu tin or the nnconraireincnt of rail
roads by the General lioveinment of the
I'nlteil stales, and hold that such. dispo
sition should be made of the public lands
it shall secure the same to actual settlers
only. In iuantities not exeeisllait 160 acres.
t. Tliat while we are In favor of a reve
nue for t he support of the tieneralUovern
ment, by duties uin Imports, suuiid poli
cy rciti (res such adjustinnnt of those dn
ttesou imports as to eneounwre the drvei-
opnient of the industrial Interests of the
whole country ; and wo recommend that j
policy of national 0eHange which secures t
to the working men liberal wages ; to a- I
rleulinre remunerative prices: to mechan
ics and manufacturers an adequate reward
for i heir skill, lalwr and enterprise, and to
the Nation Commercial prosperity and In- '
dejtendenee.
r. we twitcve that popular education is
the sole true hosts and liope of a free gov
ernment, aud shall ever oppose any diver- ,,. f m lom. . sum for sneb trifling
i . ... n
otl. N'tialor l mmotUI was not em
ployed more than a tew mhintea, If til
all. and ptuetlcnllv lenl nothing to do
with It. For this servhv lie rendered
mdwi t
tiisf agillnst tlte (iovcrnnn-nt, ami it
trwt ; :
Umteu tttvua:
To T,. Tnrm tx, lin.
To lcjal sendee In the rase of ei parte
Met arrile and h -1 iteof (icorgla a ralnM
tiwrgo ti. M,nde uud others, in the
Snoreme Court of the Cnltcd Stall's, at
IH-ocmbcr tenn, 1st;; and ItVtH $ln,Min
Cr. By cash 3,000
These M.0IX) were paid bv general
Towniwtkb March 7. Iti. 1.1KW, and
i April 16. 1H68, $i.m).
as Mr. Stanton believed the whole
thing of a very doubtful diameter, if
nothing tvorse, refused to pay the hal
anee. awl Mr. Tntnibtill didnotreecire
It until April -it. ISfW. after Mr. Stan
ton's deaih. On that day it was paid
by John Potts, the disbursing clerk of
the War Department.
For what purpose Mr. Acting Presi
dent Johnson retained one of his
Judges in the case In question, while
bi trial was still pending, how much
iutluence that 110,000 fee IkkI In con
trolling his rote whether the accept
WI10 KNOW THIS TO HE TRl.
Are now Lrepin;, anil also coaitaidly re
eviving additium to,
The Largest Stork of Goods
USUAL TO THEIR TRASS
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
WHOLESALE A.l) RETAIL
C( HtN EK K1HSTA Hlti IAD A LBDf-STS.,
ALBANY, OREGON,
A. Ga Iiayton,
I'roprirtor.
MILLINKRV, I)HlvSkS MAKING
MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING,
- A Ml -
LADIES' (HIXDKKVM
FUSNISEING BOUSE !
. "ear siock r miinerv uis 73
i ." ; 'v "
nim:rs, Indies'
Drcii Making Department
I etiarautcc
Ubetul.
KPKCIALTIEM:
on blind, ludies-,1,,,1
"'id.r elothtnif.
Alwevs
rcudv m:eli
s. sicks, apiiiiis. etc
1ivh Irliuniiny,. An evtensleu .
"ety of silk. s:,MV em ". .
livss iriiniiihers '.''''I aiMiltn.
' -lore.
And
MANUFACTURER
Of
loakiiir. Ihiih
incvw mi.li u-....i
wa.er.proo. etoth, of .hi lt Sg
ABOVE PORTLAND, F U R N I T U R E
And
, I HAVK ALWAYS IN STORK A
! and eompletu supply of
' STAPLE
& FANCY
GROCERIES!
PROVISIONS!
Tobacco & Cigars,
Which I will sell for cash us low as the
low est, or exchange for all kinds of mer
chantable COUNTRY PRODUCE!
i'lir. Kir. Uutni'MiMfl
gJS and swandown, of liTest
Uisevllniieoiia.
ol nil grades and
lueiit.
Unlnga and llndlnin
inalitks, a full assort-
slon of, or interieremw with tho eiiinmon
achool funds or lands in this State, for any
services.
was the
It was a
right thing and
legal transaction.
other than their legitimate purpose, arn't 1 whether
we TOn.lemn tlie m l of favoritism hyiho mMeettng the recipient to fine and lin
wmm i-Kisiaiure wnereny two nnnareii iv. r..... ,i I
tbonaand dollars, taken from the achool l1oiiment, we leav; the facts to de-
fund, were granted to a corporation con-1 cide for themselves. Whatever mav
aLsting mainly of Democratic leaders, and ; N' the legal asni-t of the i-tse. however.
lira moral point of view, at least, it
AT SUCH PRICES
That
Purchaser Shall be Satisfied.
Cabinet Ware,
"t Received aud In store a law quantity ol
IKALD SALT,
' w hich I w ill sell cheaper tlmn ever before
offered In this market.
work which another eoporatkm, enMrelv
sound ami responaihle, mrnred toeonstruct
for se venty-ttve thousand dollars less; and
tliat wo are In favor of the paKsage hv the
Legislature of an efficient school law, snch
as shall secure to all citizens of our State a
good common school education.
8. We And no terms sudlcientlv srronff
to erpress our disapproval of those acts of 1
the last Legislature wlwrehv the swamp j
lands belonging to this (Kate have been i
uuw iw iiv j iwiunii,nuii ki, II
without limit or proper competition in
price to the land grabber and speculator;
whereby the emoluments and salaries of
State officers have lieen nneonstltutinnally
increased, and the taxes increased thous
ands of dollars bv the creation of new and
unnecessary offices and salaries, for the
purpose or providing for party favorites;
and whereby the citttens of our metropo
lis have been deprived of and denied the
right of controlling t heir police aul hnrlty.
And we equally condemn the administra
tion of our State officers and lawsai extrav
agant, reckless, illegal and destructive,
and we rightly uharge all those results as
the acts of the Democratic party.
'9. We are in favor of the United States
giving to each honorahly discharged sol
dier wtio served In the armies of the Unit
ed States to pnt down the rebellion a war-
will far outrank any of Mr.TnimbullV
very flippant targes of corruption
against the administration, anil we
think he had hereafter better act upon
tlte Injunction of the Saviour to a cer
tain woman, and leave those "who are
without offense" the work of "throw
ing atones" and dirt at others.
Mkn's Rr.HTS. A wrrespondetitof !
the Cincinnati Gazette thtu writes in '
behalf of his sex :
"lam," he says "a bachelor. 31 vears
of age, in sound health, and in receipt
of 11.500 per year, and therefore, a j
gooti matcn tor any woman, no matter
whom she may be; yet I remain un
married from principle, and will remain
o until the laws are so altered as to
make me master of mv own home. I
am the owner of real estate aenniml
by my own labor. I would not allow I
any wonatn to control me in mv distal
land """"esiewi oi iw acresoi puouc sai w tim property, simply because i
ftfiN demand the repeal of tltt I !,?,pe,Ml to J?...my She !
aocailed litigant act, which wasileviseiltn would liave tlotte nothing toward earn- '
support paiiper Democratic newsisqiersat i lug that roperty ; therefore, have no t
rttXpn.dh.n part, of L R j
State are in ntvor of the General tiovern. I lnK ,ler n dower third Is simply n fraud
inent extending aid toward bwIMInu a j ' me, tlie more so as the law does '
Hnmlmldt. and we herrt.y pledge our par- ' j A ,lH!n ,h Wno"f UOW-a- ,
ty representatives to the support of the ! days called marriage does not give me t
la wife it merelv Hvcs me a woman
IV l-ltB, IhA l.ihH lin j n ,u ll.... .1 M IS
persons to sell spirituous liquors wit limit
lsdng placed uniler proper responsibilities
for the alnisc thereof, having been fonnd
by exficrlence lo promote the growth of
crime anil pauperism, and thereby to seri
ously increase the rale of taxation, the
RepublicBii party recognbes the right anil
duty of the lawmaking power to prevent
and limit the evils antl abuses of such le,
so far as concerns the public good and is
consistent with individual lilicrty, by re
fusing to license other than law nhi,ii,,
and responsible parsons, who can furnish
sufficient sureties for good conduct.
U. That the Kepnblican party of Ore
gon Is in favor of obtaining assistance
from the General Government for I lie con
struction of a wagon road from the city of
lrl lmi.1 t.. tli- lu.lt.-. - ll itZZ
........... ,w vlic 1-Bini, itxjn ixiijs mis as
a UK?L!in.S2ll,nl nc"' "ecessary tmjirove-
" tw te .-mir.
U. We affirm that the entinnane In
power of the Kepotmcan irty kt the only
sure preservation of national peace anil
prosperity, and for reasons tbcrcfor we
point to its hrlntant record In the late civ
il war; to a complete nationality ; to a
united sisterhood of thirty-seven states;
loour Territories rapidly .arming Into
Wjrt life ; to a nation freed from th? taint
.'rillmL''eJ7 : ,0 elevated and eie
Uiged citlzenshln; to onr national stail
ingat home .and abroad; lotbeworkof
vigorous reform In all discovered abases
of authority or trust ; to an unentailed for
ign credit; tea sneeeasful and sntM fl.
iianeial system, c.ad to the unparaMled
peace and prosisjelty everywhere in imr
broad domain, and these are our pledges
f'r thefutar.
a W ban the "New JVpartore" of the
S,'?i2alM5,k Party.-lakea by the action
"f their CimventVm in seven Stateo, as an
slMrnxatioa of the urliteinlss r which it
IienuMleau party has contended for the
lairl (est years; and In the "Passive Poll-
ey ' ot Uart party, already assoiuod In sst
of the states, we recognize an ac
kaowledgment of their Imlesjiieas of
success la the coming Presidential cam
palgn. JhrriJM's Dutch ap(,'anai.. 'lite
Hicbmoad Kwptirtr of a recent date
myt''-'
Dutch dap Canal Is nowanobject not took down Ids sign S "t
viltt "JS iiirMjiiutl uttl Itl".. VI ; ,M,.-.nnT-s in tMlieillOlaie I lltklu ..1.......
intent to every traveler down the I lug scenes of this wicked world ,i.i.5l
who can leave me whenever she pleas
es. I cannot compel her lo come
hack ; but should 1 leave her for any
reason, she can have me arrested and
compel me Jto support her. Siaffi a
thing I one sided and unfair. A wo
man held by sneh a loose tie is not. In
my opening, a wife hi the baiv wav
a descent man has a woman enshrined
in his thoughts. The laws have de-
I graded her Into a concubine."
Thk Xomtxation or Juixik Datis.
A western journal of high standing
the St. Louis Democrat Jg not very
well satisfied with the nomination of
.ftglge Davis by tlte Cincinnati Labor
Convention. It says:
Of all men known to American pub
lic life, .fudge Davis has he largest
pmate ionune, representing the small- j
ert honest effort. Ifyoa want to know ,
where his millions came from, ask the'.'
poor farmer of Illinois wham the pan
ic of 1H47 fonnd m debt and distress;
certain bow the necessities of the
poor Of that time a cre the opportuni
ties of Judge Iks vH Davis, and bow
the little deeds ta his Urge estates
were signed In suffering and ealed in
sorrow. He was one of the few a
j"wJ!e whom would hare ena
bled Shakespeare to give its an Anglo
Saxon ShVlock, and deprived the tribe
JH?f,'!t$nTnac Immortality. In
all he dkl, he doubtless fld no wroi;
Wet!iTTtir hls rrsonal uofc
or impeached, or his private character
brought Ho qneatlon. He lmnly
hung out three goklen ball, when i
..i,.iru aisi money scarce:
andwlten tired of uawnhroH... LI
Beaidea Large Stock of
PATENT MEDWNES,
PaJuJsiDyeSluffs, and Oils,
The keep
Yankee lotions,
Confectionery
Finest Tobacco & Cigars
W08TENHOLHTS CHTLHB
SPICES, PERFUMERY,
(AUUada),
TOILET SOAP,
i AKD
I3EDIllVO, Etc.,!
Corner ol
First and Broadalbiu Sts.,
ALBANY, OR.
t-2l extend a general invitation tnallja
l?H-nple in ani atljiiliiliig.;ta
fag-countle, to call and exam-
ferine quality an. I wkesjM
MrPf gtsjtls, as I fwljn
C-jt'conflileiit of my.stsj
aouuy in give
BsjTtborongli jQ
CiTsatls-ja
ts5' foj&i
Wtijta
I IAI hit I.INKN, Mil ,si Mi
othkh W
UuWKH, HUNS, ETtJ.
tien In" 72l"ttH?n 1? t0 ,V "ttIi''
. J i 1'vi ,""'"-v rlt a,,a
ViaiSmre P"fiUc Wnage.
Opposite A. Carothera St Co.,
First street, Albany, Oregon.
Jilts, sakaii ti. tlOlll.KT.
6aTAgent for Mrs. CarpenterVi cm.hi
nKATtiiiiimaiioDict, nov,4TWw
I'ATKNT OATK, KC.
Self-Opening and Self-Cloaing
G A T E .
PATENTED IIY JOHN" WCKASON,
June 1, lsiiT.
T
tijunxs
A. ('. LAYTON
HE tiATK IS so CONSTI!f(.Ti. iiTh.,
when tlir vclilclc in,,,....,. i. .
. .. , , I 1 IT
i ,. mi t.us sine i!Lss )vir lever which
i 1 connected to the gnt himtchviirol.
thus oueiiing the gate In-fore oii Bii. it.
-jkenioa it os-n. After going tbroiigh. the
fviljpil l:ttrrtae isissrs over ti similar lever, alMi
I connisctod with thegatc hinge, causing ths
,tn iTtimioii, in sunn iK-hlni win
and fasten.
No Getting- Out of Tour Vehicle t
No Raising ol Latehea Nor Pulling
of Strings,
Except the "rililions" of your team,
often called
It at
Iarticiilar
ATTK.'TIO.' PAID TO
Blackamlthinr;
-ASD
General Repair Shop.
,rpiIF. tMiKHMGNEfl IIAYINt; KE-
in
0KDJRS OF ALL mm
X.ST HIS LINE.
JUST RECEIVED
men to Atlianv. t laLi, l.u
-iit'iMiii corner oi t, -is worth and ViyiikI :
streets, annouuoes Uis readiness to attend I
to all kinds of
nLACKSMITIIIMG, MILL A MACHINE
FOIW'NG, ETC.
Also, has on hand and for sale, the
COqctUARD WAGON,
Strayer Force-loed
GRAIN DRILL.
STAR MOLfJfR,
CZ8TSTBEL,
and ether PLOW. !
ill sell on the most reasonable I
which lu.
terms.
Everything
USUALLY OBTAINS! LX
A iTKICTLY
Wvmt Claim
VIVE HE A AI.I
FROM S. F. AND THE EAST, '
THE LAREST LOT
All work entrusted to me will receive
liminpt attention, and lie executed In the
Is-st jxissllile manner, with good material
A share of public patronage is solicited.
e-KTMiopon corner Ellsworth and Second
sin-eis, opposite rien-e's reri-y.
. . W,
THE "LAZY MAN'S GATE,"
And
"Dead Open and Shuf"
This gate Is simple in its construct inn,
iHithol linn and wisi.1 w ork, nnd not likely
to set out of onler. If a neat, cheap irats
is deslrerL it may lie made liuht, wit h three
j 11 "a oi wood and one-fourth inch
wire, neatly enrved at the top, the lower
cm hid in the bottom Imr, which is th
style of a factory made gate. The gates
, are now In practical use in severnl of it,.
ermnties around ban Franeisro, and plent r
ot ti-stliiioninals can la-given.
THOMAS J. SAFFORD,
Having purchased tiro
Right for Linn Co., Oregon,
Has now on hand, nnd will manufacture
the above descrlhedgatc. Wherever It has
hern used It has received I lie highest en
comiums, as the large nninher of certifi
cates from prominent farmers In all pans
of the country, now in my hands, wIM
testify.
CARRIAOESAXDWAGO.MI,
Of All Descriptions,
On hand and manufactured to order.
Blaekamithlng and Repairing
Hone tn order at most reasonable rains.
simp foot of Kerry street, oiiisisit,. Bcacb,
Honteith A I'o.'s flouring mills.
THOMAS J. .SAFFORH,
Albany, Oct. M, watvt
.STOVES-INSritANCK, KTC.
10vt
WOOH.
ORUS ESTABLISHMENT.
James river. Until quite recently the ' hat made him rich and others mm-
wis nMuwl l.l W . tll i . r
" " , miipirnvn ivm ,v " 'i m II- I i p i
ure. Butler made the neeesaary exca- I Henry clay once gave expression to
vation, but waa Uiuible h turn tlte cur- j tlte following KcntUm-nt : "No man
rant of the river sufficiently to render J can be a tlmirmgh farmer whouW ixls
the canal useful. The surging flood solely upon his own practice, ami net?
of hut October removed the difficulty kcts to avail himself of the knowledge
aud now steamers and shins of the tare- ! "'' otlters, communicated orally or by
er kind may pass safely through it. tlte press. It la my belief that no far
Workmen are now widening and vari- i BMrofobta r.-etl wand thought can raail
ously Improving tlte opening, so as to j a good agricultural paper regularly
secure benefits permanently. It may I without deriving from it more benefit
surprise many of our readers who have than many times Its cost, and wher
not looked into the matter closely to ' ever a family is growing up around
know that the canal seems only forty I him, it would be wisdom to subscrilie
or fifty yards long, and when it la fui- ( for aeverai."
ly completed vessels will pass this
short distance instead of being com
pelled to make a curve of seven miles,
as formerly.
ItiO ARTICLE HOLD
Rati what ii
fnaranterd To Be
JUST AS REPRESENTED,
SCvuit toe Good.
Arctic Soda T
A.t AROTHKRM CO
Over four per cent, of the entire
population of Cincinnati cannot read
or write.
TVew and Elegant
FURNITURE,
EVER BROUSHT TO ALBANY I
Gome and See it!
Lard Oil & Soap
MANUFACTORY.
THE imiKIUl(JSKP flAVIW OOM
nleted and put In good running order
their new
Lari Oil and Soap Hanufactorr,
In the city of Albany, are prepared to pur
chase, at the highest cash rates, all t lie
Hof, Rancid Batter, Hoap
GreiMe, Ac,
delivered to them in this city.
They are now manufacturing and have
on hand
Fancy Toilet and Comnion Soaps,
in great variety, warranted equal to the
liest in market, which they oiler to the
trade at the most reasonable rate
tlongnaranteed,
rtJ9" having Hogs. Ilancld Butter,
or (reuse of any kind, for sale, will do well
to gl vena a call.
CATWRMHT, WEffTLAKB A MOKftlS.
MOV. II, 1M71-10V4
OLD 8TOVE DEPOT.
JOHN BRIGGS,
Dealer in
R ANGES.
COOK, PAKLOH AND BOX,
STOVES!
Of the best patterns.
AMO I TIN, HIIErr IROS A5D for
PEK WAJOL I
Ami the usual assortment Of furnishing
goods lo be obtained in a lin store.
Repair neatly and promptly eieented.
on reasonable terms.
Nhor reckonings sanke tons; friends,
FltONT STRKKT, ALBANY.
Dec. 5, 1K80-1
I AUD AND HAMK, a splendid lot conn
j try, by Iv DvBOW