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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1872)
V. 0. Official Puprr for Oregon FRIDAY. JULY 5, 1872. Republican Ticket for 1M8 FOR PRESIDENT, U. S. GRANT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HENRY WILSON, Presidential Electors, A. n. MEACllAM, nf (TmaHlla romvty. W. I. HARK, of Washington county! J. F. tIASELKY, of Douglas county. I'neletM III Urn. Tt is a rrlorions t.liino- fin- n 111:111 to be very wise; to know a great dual of history and nolitim nndi"1"'0 philosophy, and become a perfect cneylojtedia of facts about every thing; but it is ari evidence of very great weakness for such a man . . to become big-heauetl about Ins kiiowledire and assume airs of su perioritv over every lxxly because jforfl in of his "wisdom. Croat knowlede but now ilis wiml inflatw a I)cm0 eanatTonl to bo natural and even;crat,c- Of course (he motives which humble, as it will speak for itself. ! ,mluced ,,i,n fo chanSe were satis" To see a big man endeavoring to ! facto,'-v to his souse of honor. If he inflate his bigness isascontomptib'e were ,10,,cs,' what riSht 1,as 1,0 t0 and ridiculous as to sec a little man mVyx"n moH of Democrats trying to swell the dimensions " thw State for changing? shon'd his littleness. Vanity and egotism I he notlvc U,em as m,,cI' cmlit .iuuu : v. i. for honesty as he claims for him- tV 111" LKIIUI.il ... LVkll ...QUI. ill--. and such blowim' will suiflv burst the influence of the blowers. Charles Sumner is an egotistical bis man. As a scholar ho is naturally large, but how insufferable his scholarly airs. There was. time when he j "0' '' ; Thiers, and expressed great irrita- ; for the Albia (lona) l mon, a I.e- (, at his attitude, lhey resolved wu esteemed a great MtMm.n ; Uuixn paper, while we were at to withdraw from his support dur but aiTogancc and self-admiration ; work as a printer in the office. At j,,,,-110 session. have so clouded his latter-day of-1 forts as to render him an object of disgust to his old-time (rieuds pjpef M political editor. Mr. 'anity is now his chief stock in , Y. knew at that time that we were trade. He has been honored by his j a Democrat as well as the Heois fellow citizens with a seat , tl,c JK" nian knows that we proless to United States Senate to long, that he has arrived at the conclusion that he is neeeMiy to the existence i of t ho r;ov,.rmet : that who., he I tm . ,!mitv will transttire .! Snme n romnrko,! tn fjonoml ! tlraut that Sumner was a disbeliev.!rallV. however, if r in the Bible. Grant quietly re-1 marked that it was because be I (Sumner) did not originate it. We have heard of persons who ! sjwut hours in idly gazing into looking-glass in admiration of their i physieal beauty. Sumner every once in a while spends hours in lis tening to his own voice in the Sen ate, the utterances of which serve more to illustrate the supreme self ishness ami vanity by which he is actuated, than to command the re- uiuvt anil emitiili'iiee nl his honrplN Selfishiies8iswteemelasaguiding!wrtai,,,yb(rae accessory to tlie virtue by him, and egotism puffo him into an enormous gaas bag. We think he ought to superannuate; i ,.i1.;.n; 'i-i, )a nut tin tliii nut irl list: Tluw-i hiil try has no use for so much aristocrat-1 icr wuidy bigness. In 1870 the State Senate of Ore gon, then Democratic, ejected Mr. X M. Witliam, who had been le gally elected to a seat in that body, from the Semite, aud admitted Mr. Stratum to his place. This was done in order to secare . requisite support fur certain Democratic schemes desired to be put through, -ft was . high-handed act of injus tice, as well as an evidence of diameless corruption. Some Demo cratic journals are quite concerned now lest the State Senate, now Re publican, should see proper to cor rect that matter. It the Acta .re a we have read them, the incom ing State Senate will prove recreant to its duty unless it does admit Mr. Witliam to the seat from which be was so injustly ejected. To show how inconsistent Sen. tor Sumner is in hit assertions that Oeneral Grant is so wicked and dangerous a man, just let it be re fwmbered that this sune.ristoer.tic scholarly ponderosity from Massa chusetts, voted to give Grant the power to suspend the writ of lutUas corput at will. If he wen really Awere in his estimate, how could be do that? Oar Neighbor IxplHlo. We have no inclination to do the editor of the Democrat any iimis - i ' . tice. He desire to lie lair aim court - eons in our editorial writings, and t ... will not intentioiiallv misrepresent . . . . J 1 the principles or record of any of'the . 1 editorial fraternity. Not lon since iraicriuiy. A ot long since the Democrat in endeavoring to account for the recent Republican Victory in this State, said that "IiiIsls ! 1 1 - - B "" iioou, misrepresentation, bnuery, in timidation, fall prom we?, trickery,' etc., were Used in every county. This, if true, would not onlv indi- . ... , , i i ... eate the most degraded state morals in the Republican party, but would also cast a vile stigma uh.iii that c'ass of Democracy who saw nrnner to vote for nnv nortion. or all of the lJennbliean ticket. In a"swir ty t,,is i'"l"'tation and stig- ;e alluded to a rumor which we nave nearu several nines since we come to iii Own, and which wo believed to l eoiTcet. in the following language: -There wasa time, we are informed, when he .J time, wo ni-o infimnoil wlion s . 1 1 11 (brown) blew the editorial bellows ' ' self?" In the De rut of last ! eek,our neighbor, after indulging ! i" sonic indignant threats, gives the fo,Iofflng explanation : When we were alnnit nineteen the same time the paper was edited ; hV G; tYofnmJ K.-' he one now. 11. The error we committed was in i f tl,e ""npreion that he was P"l"'--"l "tor of a Uepublican j4"riial ' low:l- W wlit,,r- T,1C '"erence would liatlt- wcrc ""PHcd PM the editorial ol a Republican journal, it was I JP'M'iwnpia werc m harmony, as Iodizing in t!,eway of reporting conventions, hes, etc., as every lxsal editor knows, has much to do with illu minating partisan positions and principles. .Morally, there is such ; a thing as liecoming accessory to a thing by our jiosition, or actions, though our sentiments may not i i harmonize with it. vur neignoor : ! spread of Republican truths, by : granting the use of his brilliant pen L - j ..kc 5 I !"'" uuBgfuawon in rentier- inS the local lges attractive. We cannot avoid the impression that it j would have been much more credit able for him to have been a Repub lican tlien and to have changed since, than tor him to have used his influence in the spread of that which he did not believe. We did not manufacture the report which has draw this explanation from our neighbor, so it is not a "base fabri cation." We do not care about having any of our friends branded as "iufamous liars," so we remain mum on that, no telling how many funerals we might become accessory to should we be so indiscreet. They no doubt committed the same error that we did, supposing as a natural consequence that if he were employ ed as a writer by . Republican press that be must have been . Re publican. Aa it regards journalistic courtesy, we take no pleasure in in dulging in personalities. We never have alluded to the editor of the Democrat except in connection with some principle upon which we thought he occupied very inconsist ent ground, and have never, we be lieve, resorted to abase or slang. The Democrat, however, in its pe culiar ideas of editorial courtesy, has seen proper in alluding to na to parade our profession of the minis try before his readers, as if there ! wu an argument in that more po- tout than anything else he coulil nse- 1,1 onr journalistic career e ; 1 P to ,,ow "P to ,,IC ofonr Llivl.1.1 i . 1 """v Ul,: CT,U a "www cips of "' adversaries, and if the ' ... -I contest grows hot, we will emleav- , , , i ' . to Rwpcool araleonrteous,iievei ' i a: . i i . i ilning our clerical coat. Four Nwr Years. Senator Kelly was elected to the i United States Senate two wars n;o. He has had ample time to show !j adaptability to that position since I then, l'l.e result uuM he anything r'but satisfactory to his nartisan of " v lu" mentis, the only qualilication I ivliiell Iio ttvnu t.. HAGUMZ IS ll it , if drawing fiis ay. This he under- j stands effectually. So far as ae-1 omplishing anything tor the g,,d of the State is Concerned, the record !of SeMtoiM proceeding furnish 1 nothing, we believe, to his credit. ; " " """" "ro ' ! atorial llivp- ,Ip is 8 maS6'V0 ; w'otKk'n-ma" thoroughly seasoueil H" .Vh If any other state has I s match 11 the Senate, then 1 one other State that has sent an in dividual, to Washington to absorb Senatorial pay from Uncle Sam, without returning any equivalent. There are four more years of this worthless representation to be en- ' d u red yet. Ve hope then a live, energetic, influential, ta'cnted man j will be substituted in his place. A political crisis is apparently approaching in France. A com plete rupture has broken out be tween Ihe Right in the Assembly and Thiers' members. The Right to the iiuihIkt of iioO interviewed Our xl I.pgitlatiirr. The next Oregon Legislature will i oonvene at Salem in September next, i ant politically will stand as follows. I Democrats marked thus : sesaik. First Senatorial District Wuntv) - Samuel Brown, Marion J. II. Moores. Second District Linn If. II. Craw ford. Enoch Hottlt. Third District (Uine)-W. W. Brif tow, A. W. rattcrson. l'onrtli District (Douglas. Coos and lltT sixth District 'losephine -E. $'A '. ;Be, M Witliani. Eight!) District (Polk) - Richard Chrystal. Ninth District Yamhill) J. W. Cowles. 'lYnth District ,'W'asliington. Co-! luinbla, Clatsop and Tillamook' T. If. Cornelius. Kleventh District (Multnomah! Joseph X. Dolpb, Daviil i'owell Twelfth District (Clackamas) John Mvers. l'liirteenth District (Va00 Wll- Mn Monroe. V. .1 IMWAAI f lb I. ,..-I. .,.,! I, ltlsfri.4 H , L A1. bert . Brown. LB& District ',:iuali1111-1 sixteenth District fUnten)-Samuel Hanna. Seventeenth District (Grant; .!. y, Baltlwin. Of the above. Messrs. Moores, and Brown, of Marion, Wkliamand Pow- e, Republicans; Hoult, Patterson Fay,- Brown of Baker, LeweHen anil Baldwin, Democrats, hold over. The rest was elected this year. HOUSE OK HErRESEXTATIVES. Baker county.!. B. Onstein. Benton fames Giugles, Benjamin Simpson. Clackamas J. D. Crawford, L. T. Bariii, N. J. Matlock. Clatsop .Mm West. Clatsop and Tillamook Samuel Corwin. Columbia Ifadgklii. Coos aud Curry M. Rifey. Douglas David Biishey,,). K. Coop er, Geo. W . Riddle. Orant-C. S. Thornbiiry, Samuel Johnson. c g Jaekson-y. Langell, E. F. Walk er, K. C. Mason. Josephine A. L. Watson. . Lane-N. Martin, C. W. Washburn, A. S. Powers. Linn K. H. Cmnor. S. T. Crooks, K. B. WUlonghby, Harvey Stelton, "James Blakelv. Marion Rufu Mallory, William Dust, T. McF. Pat ton, Joseph Engle, J. Downing. Multnomah-.!. F. Caules, J. B. Congle, J. D. Biles, S. ilirsch. Polk-J. C. Allen, J. W. White, R. Clow. Umatilla Gco. A. LaDow, Maincs Morrison. Union 0. D. Andrews. Union and Baker Dunham Wright. Wasco - Robert Grant, T. C. Stevenson. Washington George II. Collier, Thomas Stott. Yamhill A. R. Burbank, T. R. Harrison. RKCArrrULATIOS. HtwiU) Republicans, 13; Demo crats, 10. Republican majority In the Senate, 1 Hinm Republicans, 33; Demo crats, 17. Republican majority In the House, IS. Republican majority on joint ballot, 17. WILLI. Iff DAVIDSUX, L .. , J ' ',' ' , , So. 61 Frout Street, Portland, Or RKAI, ESTATE in thisCiTYan I LAST ' icmii i..i.M, in lot' llio-q Mi'-ini"'' locan- its,eonisthv.t nf lots, ir w.r Run m. iiiul ItMM'h's. IIirsi:snii I sjdl!l: also, IMI'RiiVKH I'M! Ms. and viilmiM.-mi- cultivated i,ANii.s.iocHted in AIJ. riitsni lUtTL.Nl, in the most iliHlmli'c local!- the STATE for SALE. REM. KSTATK. inxl oilier nronortv. purchased for cnnvsjioiideiiis. In tlilst'lTi KJlrTj Su'tKIL'i ADVANTAtiKol's TERMS niH'SKS mi l -ToREs loo-!. LOAN SiOTtATKU.nil.H'I.AlMSOr' Al.l. HE- , wriptwxs promptly rm.i.ia tki: business transacted. AKXTSnf this oFnoB, In all the CI TIB ml towns In tin- sTATE.win re Inliolis Of KAiiM I'KHI'EKTY and forward the Hunts to the aliove ad dress, tixt Si'KCIALTH : Itrrws Trimuihivs. An extensive Vft riety of silk, satin, cotton ninl wuo'en .hv-s trlinuttutc. iilwu in Blow, Clilitnotis. Latest Mylca conainntly on imnil, m tow llt'iiros. mci'lliiiir!is. l.lnliiKu aid ftiiilinss of nil y:in.li'H mi l .omliiics u full ohsoI'I- IIH'llt. v JACONETS, Ml suss. MtBROfPKHlKSt I.IAl'KR LINKS. Kill ASH ALL OTIIKR VAK1KTILS i til.oVLs, Husk. ETC., AT PKINi: t'ORT. MRS. II. D. oontEY. Albany, MnyJI, 8M, ' DR. VAX IM.y MERUirS Infallihlc Worm Syrup. Its value in kvtuovttitf ninssntof crudlil from the stotundi nn:l boweMof . lilUlre even whoto mnrm ilo not c d., i unnol 1 tiH) liiffhly esttitmtu I. I-ever nml Asne. reMMiD teoinin It. lillllntcl liy thi) irence of wonnstu Urn tomnch or bowels, aro more Jt)!o to hava n itrotmettfj conran of elillh imil fever. The worm remedies have been known to cure when oil other remedies liave fnRod, especially In cblldren. For sale by A. Carothers It V., wholesale anu re nil timrewts, AlUftny, Or. li One Dollar pet'bottlt lii:i.'a:,; A. WUEKI.EJt, 8IIEDO, OREGON, Forwarfiiiiff & ComBiission Mcrcliaiit. . Auent fort wsnloof the cclclinitcd (IAIN WAtiON, and all kilt Al. SIACH1NF.RT. Consign men In ioRcitod, TiiWN LOTS, in the town of sllc. hed I, for Xcw To-Day NOTICE. THE STOCK HOLPKRS id' the Albany & San' lain Witter Idteli or Canal Conwany are reqnestal in meet at theConrtHousc in Albany, July in, 1673, at 1 o'clock, for I he narntise of oivanlKlnji said Coinnany, A full a' tendance of the stockholder- is ii iinested, for the purpose of tdectlng the necessary otilins for said Conqiany. ' L. KLKIN.H, June 11,73-11 th'der of Incorpomtors. IMIPW, TSSSK ATTKXTIOV. iildebtndto him. either liv nole or book aecoiint, to iniike luiiuedlate pnvnient to lieiu li. Ittonteltli & Co., in t'lty Mills. Allia. n y, ill whose hands he lias left his hooka, no i-s and nlliutimnlN. J. M. UKACU, Allianv. June 7. S7i-4n JOHN SCHMEER, DEAt.KK IN- Groceries & Provisions, ALBANY, OREGON. HASJIST OPENED HIS XEW (IROt'ER MtaMMlliMttlt on corner of Ellswoilh and First stm'is, with n fresh stock of ciroceries, Provtslona, ( niiilies, CUfam, To Imeeo. Ac., lo which he Invites the atten tion of our citizens. In connection with the s'ore lie will keep n IlakeiT. ttinl will nlwiivs have on imnil u fnll supply of fresh hreuil, crackers, Ac. C-jj- Call timl see me. JOHN SCHMEER. Fehrairj' W-2lvl JOB WAGON. H AVISO PCRdHASBD THE INTER estofU. w. Youii); In tho Deliver)" Business, Inmpn'tureiltnUoany nml nil kinds of lolw. on short notkr. nml with qiiick dis patch. Terms rutmnnhle. I'aeknKes de IIvitmI to any prf of tho eltv. Look out for the HAY TEAM and JOB WAGOX. 4v4 A. X. ARNOLD. man FOURTH OP JQLI CELEBRATION TO HK (1IVVN 1!Y TUK CITIZEWfii OF ALBANY, AT THK unn ciiiaty FAIR GROUNDS! OBDEB OF KXKntlHIN) Tlie procession will be formed ntao'clock A. ., In front of the Court l louse, lu tho following order: National Colors. Albany Itruss hand. ORATOR OF THE DAY, (C. O. Curl, Km.. of Salem.) Reader or the Declahation, (('apt, N. B. Humphmy.) Allany Fire Department tin full uniform). The Various Sunday Hclnnla. Invited UueotH and Cltlzemi. Upon arriving at the Fair (lrnunda,tha Declaration of Independence will lie read hy ('apt. N. B. Humphrey, and an oration delivered hy C. (. furl, Esq., of Salem, after which the festivities of the day, con stating of Music in the Pavilion, Dancing, Croquet, Base Ball, etc., will commence. Marshals will be appointed to preserve order, and no horse-racing, drunkenness, or disorderly conduct will he tolerated on the Fair Grounds. A4aa fatten to the Uronada rre. BcfmlMMnto the rlr UrouiMta. On the Fifth and Sixth days of July, a fiurso of W will fie comiieted for, acoor ng to programme, KT A cordial invitation ti extended to "ECONOMY IS WEALTH." r riMB I MONBT. StA.VE3 YOUR TIME, liiil Accumulate "W IDALTH, HV m visi; yoi it DRV GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, NOTION S, CROCKERY, HATS, boots & mm PILLS, LINIMENT, PAINTS, OILS, IKT PACT ALMOST AX VTIflNfi VOL' MAY HAVK OCCAHOX TO I'SK, UNDER ONE ROOF. AND PROMPT PAYING SHORT-TIME CUSTOMERS, WILL FIND, AS HERETOFORE, AT THE- . "TORE OF THE Kl'BS-RIKB, A.t a,ii Tlmee, A Gooil Assortment of the BEST GOODS -at the- LOWEST PRICES ! or- Merchantable Produce ! A. WHEELER. Bhedd, Oregon, April 8, U7M1 GROCERIES PROVISIONS, 1VIIUI.ES.UE AM) RETAIL j , CORNER FIRST .', H110A 1 "A I.I11N-STS., ALBANY, OREGON, A. Cm Layt on, Proprietor. I RAVK AtWAV IN RTOKK A WIX STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES! PROVISIONS ! Tobacco &Cigars, Which I will sell for mli as low nsiha ImvoKt.oruxcliungoloi nil IdntU of nn)i wmm PRODUCE ! Receive 1 ami in :ore u lurgc quantity of ISALD SALT, which I will mill rheum rthnn ever before oit'i i-'.'-i iii i iii h nmrket. I;- I oxtend general Invliiulon to nil. 71 t-J ieo)Ie in t Iii-. and adjoin Innjg i.-t, counties! In call tttid cxani-jM t .Tine qimllly and prtceKjH .. f, .if Kootls, ii- I feel ,13 t-ir coiilldenl of invjra L" ability to (five ..t-a (Stf? thorough jga &e sail ..': fcir fuc- i'-:i IIo .M t.; n ia A. C. LAYTiiN. P LACK SMITHING ! -AN II General Repair Shop. rPHE I'NDERSltiNKf) HAVING RE f. turned Albany, ami taken his old shop on corner of Ellsworth and Hrcomi streets, aiitioimirs his readiness to attend lo all kinds Of I RLACKSMITHING, MILL k MAClllNM KORG'NG, ETC. Also, has on hand and for sale, tho COQDILLARO WAGON, Strayer rerce-iced GRAIN DRILL, STAR MOLINE, and other PLOWS, WOOD'S RE. PER & MOWER, which ht rill sell on the most reasonable lertnt, HORSE SHOEING All ronad $2i Reaetttajr, $1. T7 OIVE ME A CAM.. All work entrusted to me will receive lininiptatteniloii, andls. executisl In the il'T J'U' l,",l!"",'r' w"h K"01' mnleriaL A share of public patronujtc is solicited. ulSllo,,on,''0?,.('rI:l,''wor,"nlaeeon, streets, opposite Pierce's Ferry. ml F. WOOD. Lard Oil & Soap MANUFACTORY. T.USPKHgtOyiCD HAVING COM lEef?newn " iiueooA "nnlng order Lam Oil anil Soap Manufactory, Ho, Rancltt Butter, Soap Oreaac, Ac, delivered to them In thta city. Tliey are now manufacturing and on hand 8 In great variety, warranted enna! to the hest in market, which they otter to the trade at the most reasonable rates. Ordera respectfully solicited. 8etltfa bti'sa NianiwilllTnu. fiiri'artles having Hogs, Rancid Batten, r Grease of any kind, forwIe,wffldo WJu lit veusacall. ' to give us a call. .74 8IMP80S. WKM Nov.U,U7M0vt