me pcmgnat.
M ART. V. TRO VVN, KDITOR.
FIl I PA Y : . A U( . I ST -I'O, 1 sso.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
l'r PrealUent,
WIXF1EL1) S. HANCOCK,
W VKNXSYI.VAXIA. , . ,
in H FVAlW
a. A"
ror Vice rresldrat.
WILT J AM II. JEN'iilii S 1 1 ,
SI" tSPtikVA. 1 'j",
l'r rre-ilitrafJnl Klrrlnr-.. -
r. K. WEATEREORl of Linu County.
T. O. OWEN, of Coos County.
JAS. Ft'LTOSl of Wasco County.
I H II OCT 11 nKUi,
bearcat rturpr'r Amrilna liberty
are ! ill Ibr law ful iakcrllaarc of IIiU pre
pi. ad ever Hhoul.l be. The. .rlcbt T trial
T Jury, Ike fcafeeaa rsrpax, lUe liberty of
ike t , Ike freedaai f aprerh. the naiu
ctl rlxhu or peraaa aad Ibelrlshi r prep
erlj auu-l be prrsrnnl.
ximikiu a. ntto(k,
laj. -r. t'otti'd'aLDepl. la. an J Trvs..
I . . -.
THE VlQIIYl ElB.
Ce iuv ho wrong, and sincerely
ti'Miit that we uie, but it seems to RR
that the prosiecta for the improvement
of Ya.piina bar. w hich tjiis valley lakes
fuich great interest in, just now looks
very tlim. True it is that through the
t-lTaits of I fun. John AVbitesiker iui ap
propriation of S-10,.0! was sccnreel for
that purpose, but it is our opinion that
ia the l.i.t we will get. . From reeling
Major GIlIcspIe;ij-eport to headquarters
we. are led to believe that -all the money
expropriated will be expended in resur
vrying the Day.' 'Although' the hut
mrrvVv was verv , elaborate the Major
any a iu his report that nonec-f them ran
1 UKet to-day in preparing the Jans
required, and he therefore "recommends
. :i re survey, and that the plans for tha
injjiroveraer.t be deferred until afttr he
has been alue to Htmly tlie harbor in all
its relationfi, winds. - current!.' tides,
rrckson the bar ntvl exist in "Obstruc
tions on its exterior.' A fterliis survey
has lieen ui;i.le we cxject jiiui to rejrt
that tire iutroseiuent of ta bar would
b a need'eKi exene, or stmietlin" cf
- that sort. and, .we think nuch a rejiort
--will owe its esu-teiseejo tlie iitlluence
cf the wealthy wen of Portland. Per
aaiu may .Bar that Portland i.-i not cp
joi?d lo the improvement l" Yaquina
J'ay, bat such i not lhe case, and we
know- wheretf wo, speak, and tor that
very reason we havo'arriyed at the con
clusion that some influence will be
. bought 4o bear upoa Mjor (JiUegpie
totalise liiin txvrejwrt againttt thft im
provement r.f Yaij'tiua Lay. , If ' Col.
Wilson Jiad '.charge of the work we
would ; all ha- satiGad np Jtero iji ih
- valleVi. bnt Msior Gillesnie is not krtown
to us drul is untried, and if does riot
yiePl" to the iiiijcrtUiiitiea of some of
the iirifjH.-raU of Portlaad he will have
; ti.le Kent awar like Col. Wil.-fon.. For
- the general good -ef out valley we.'hppe
" t hat he may tm li a i!if er.r to nil pio
positi.itis tnade'l hliyrby those men,
and do hi best. to secure ug the seeded
improvement! at m eaiJy'a Aiitm an pos
sible. " i-' "
l f It DESOrKAT i Jtt tKiMt.
In fofiiineetion with and in i-ntradi-tijictirtii
to the falsi-hondii iis9eminted
by the Itepublican telegraph dipatclf
manipuhitors anl the .organ of, that
party, concerning 'the recout elcctioji in
Alalia ma and the bull dozing cf colore!
T.. i i... r t :...t iii
nnria "'r 111c t-iii;i t iii, 1 1 Dill t .
I. EiliH, a colored voter of that State,
fteoi. fVoui ?doiitgoinciy, J uly 2d, to
the riiiiocrati Xationul Committee, is
worthy of attention : "Our colored
Ilaneork and Knglish Club on its third
meeting last night nuinlied C,U). The
colored voters are. a unit for the. cause.
"We are going to raise a handsome ban
ter ai won as completed. Tly next
ffttk f expect hi put a thousand vo
ters cu record for. the J-st man ihat
was ever nominated fo the Presidency.
What have the Rf publicans to say
ti tliis from the Afabama olore.J Dera-
u-j':lis ? . ' . , .'' - ' . ". ..
The ' .A'iuhii)gtH jPosi;ths pithily,
resents tlie .situation brt th question'
A' pai ties and national credit : - '"'The
temoerat.i party has had control (if the
Natioti.il purse since. 28,7 j. The Dem
ocratio party polled a large, majority of
bath the popular and electoral vote in-
1S7C. Keej.ing these fucts, in view, it.
is worth noting and VeniembeVing lhat
all the. great tiiiancia,!- achievements of
tlte Coverunienb have .been consum
mated sLflee the RepnUieaa party lost
control of expenditures and was warned
by the election of 1S70, that its day't-f
power must soon end. Capitalists ney-'
er showed such confidence in our -National
seeuritiegneyer put their nicney
into the hands of f !overnment. so freely,
cheerfully and at such low rates of in
terest as they have sinee.llio: Radical
patty lost its hold -on the Naticnal
purse." ; ;''.,. .' ."'. - . .
..... , - - .
,'?"''V ....
Lystkict vuiK ct.rnisi.M n
The cophs of this county have elect
ed several per.'sclsk to iipvaeAt ihem in
the I-Pgi.sluluie, and now they should
cmloiiviiv to iiisl-ruot them in Konio nnn-
ner as to what they expect thoin to do.
What laws do our renders think are
wrong, and low should they lo amend
ed.? What now laws do wo want 1
What old laws nhould b repealed 1
These are questions of importance, and
the more they are dicuRstd the plaint r
wUHeTHliH of duty to.'Otir represent-
. Ono thirnj is oertaiu om entire deh -
gatnih mut contiider itsolf nut u!oih in-
RttU-ted, but pledged, to bring forward
and laboVmeosisantly for a till redm-ir g
the tttlarh-a. of. Clerk and Slu-fitT in thia
eountc. t'l'hir w olio iwunt that ) eel"
thvl, iilut ' the' nvfliiber w ho oppos-e it,
-or gives It i InKewarm Kuppo", run
lent Hsint'd that he will get an Hiring.
Another question is that of tho ro-
duetion cf intoivst in this State. Oui
eutinj delegation is also phslged to ad
vocate, this measure. .Right, here we
wish to ny on this question that wJ
believo it would be lt' for the legal
rato to lx placed ns low as from C to 8
ier cent'. . AVe know some money lend
ers wtl object, and aay if it U done the
whole State will Riitl'ee by capital leav
ing it. IVm't you believe it. Almost
any manufacturing establishment, if
nroiwrlv manaaetl, will lny 10 and 12
per cent.,v tin money invested, and if
interest is lowered Orcgou'tf ituineiue
water poweia will U utilized, t'upital
will never leave a locality liko Oregon.
Ve hear cithers iay our Road Raw ia
defective,' If it i., hmr np ita defec
tions, and then if our Representatives
do not labor' to amend it, thiow the
blame on theiu.
. "One H-hord . Riw is not gent, we
hear on every sidi Now ia tlie time
to talk about it if vou want it changed.
Tlte Legislature will soon convene.
. The "Rlue RiblKm" members nay the
li.U0r.lw is not goo.1." Ia-1 them ap
point committees of worthy, capable
men to look into the matter and recom
mend amendments. Re careful in se
lecting j-our committees, though.. The
temiKrance jwple of Oregon can fieenre
almost &i legislation they wish, pro-
riding iber do not allow a lot d hair
brained fanatics to rule their dclibera
tiortH tuu saddle their bill' with a lot cf
measures that would be imjmlitH-.
- .Aad there are innumerable other
' question that ought to come rip which
we will not mention " iv', but which
should "bo thought of aii'l all.s! tf by
our Hople. ; . . '
' Now if any on ha aught . sir on
these qnestiont! they i,hoi$Ll.'; iiiake it
pnbuc," and the lct. way ij Xi'iite it
to a newsjiaper. t nr catufU: vav. at
youc uiffsBal, anil so, ! ! are
those of our etenij'i't :n i i nl iu
yVutr views, niakiif them.iion
13001110' oT yea. ia:iy .not W iu Rie3..iTf
it of writing fr the public.-but thrt
makpi no ditlV'refu-e ; y(mr -h-t tern will
be corrected if mit''. ' lion't frs'it
tuiiiiK mi i nr.
We lift; tin (,-rj,i,i!mi jiiit-s very
frequently from Murat llaltead's jaKT
the Cinciuii.tii (Jtnnififi-eiti!, but here
ia one little atticle it .has overlooked.
It i taken .frwin that, ajier of March
31,r.l57j;iit it is notvet too old for
use -
. - ... t
."And t l.irCi-ld noble soul wa. ktdly
perturled." " lie looked iqNin the wene
with' grave apiiretiensiuns, and regardel
thm'unfieendy persecution of tin- rij;ht
eoiis with such horror that his-soul was
Sick within-him.' , lie came neaw mak
ing a fatal blunder once. After Ames
had testified the second time as to the
guilt of Garfield, ftxiiv il vyou him
clearly and xinmiUikidjlj, the General
at once nqtified the Committee that he
would come before themand refute the
vile slanders tliat the mendacious man
from" .Massachusetts . had jn)i:rel out
against hiui. j The day and the hour
came, bnt simuitaueouUy came not Oar
field. Ilq lad Iieard , that Aim's (who
was then reluctantly producing the re
ceipts that Patterson had signed) had
in Lis possession other such documents
tq prove the correct nens of bis testi
moiiy in respett to others, and the gal
lant General, whose flashing blade was
wont to gleam ado wit the line in the
goy days of the past decade, found
that U stay away was -prudent., and he
nevci apjteared. The complacent Com
mittee foreliore to-questiou Ames fttr
thrr as to CarGeld's statement and his
own, and the papers were consequently
never produced.
Cj4iiti,'t.n Cure. Kew Ilawn I'atluiliiini, IVb. i',,"
"6W tT Lllttii IT IT."
"J had ft chance to look over tlie fa
tuous diary for 16C8 and m the list
who K-ere entitled to that first di idend.
It .read as follows : Paid to .
J, -W. Patterson.. . SJ:! ,800
Sehuyler Colfa.v . . : . ........ 1 ,200
II. Ti. liawes . . ; . . . . '. . . GOO
ScbfieU ... , COO
John A.; Rogan. . . . . . . . ...... 32!)
J A M EH A . G APvFl K LTk ..... ?,'29
Wml-'D. Keliey. . . . : . . . 320
and'so on.' 4 Aa each man was. paid a
cro.'is was ruarkei against Ids name, and
every name was crossed. Now just
look at it ; of this list the first-,. Patter
son'fy $1,800, "is ; 'uncalled (or; Mr.
I'Tawea admits that ho got Lis. .f OtiO, and
so doc-a Mr. .'j;otie!d ; so does Gen. IjO
gan.' Garfield-Kays it was a loan and
Kelly says It was a loan, but these two
persons tfojiul , drig ' 7it -flei tot the
MO.ty." ' , , .. ..
JET us not le too hur.l' iij oiiMt.
Hayes, .Jlis wilV will not allow him
to subscribe Id the Republican Cam
paign Fund for fear thoue dreadful xdi
ticunH will spend a portion of the money
for whisky. ' - . ' '",'..
i ninriov ikoiv tUTi.it.
I.uke P. Poland an I tlco. W. Mc
tSary wer two of thii three .Republi
can members of the I ngiesnional Com
mittee w hich found (iartiehl guilty of
t ikinga bribe tVoin Oaiea Amcp, and
each of them lias been eompelh'd by
their party to go buck onllie l epoit
they swore to. The last letter "on. the
subject is from "McC'i-ary, in hisv(V to
a lei tot Kent liim af.khig Iuh'vc'Ws tn
Garfield's Credit Mohilier transaction!.
It inuat bo uiideratood: that I ho wliole
thing win lixed up by the National Re
publican Cyinmittee before it wiw mado
public, and poor Jlc ,'rnry was foi cml to
iru iN Jtcro it n now rend it ole-
ly:
Ki.uki u, J,i., duly 17, l VSti.
'Hint. Cinr'D Jlrtirifufi'i, Wiixhimitoii,
), (.. Mv Dr.Ait Sui ; Upon inv re
turn ftoin St. Paul I find vrnTf f.ivor ol
the 2t"th u'.t. awaitins: me. In reply to
your inquiry, I Kay without qiiuliticft'
Uontliat I regard Mr. Gartield as a man
of thorough integrity, t nerved with
him hi Congress eight years, and came
to know htm very intimately. JMy con
fidence w as Htren.vjthened With Jus daily
life. In the Credir Mohilier lvrt Ra
tion, there appeared a conlltet of ttmti-
raony Is-tweon Geb. Gnrliold and Oakes
Ames us to the character ol their trans.
actions, but the committee wer unani
mously of ' opinion that, even uikui
Ames' own statement, tien. Garliehl
had done no wrong, and l)cmocrataand
Republicans united in soreiorting. Tlie
paragraph in the. rejiort which seems to
dccide.thndispnted quest inn of fact In
imwi o Allies was " enirics in
his memorandum book," which weroi'f
fered to ccrrolairat his recolhetion. It
waaafc'most'nomore than 'the common
case of the dillerence in recolhclion ls.
tween tvirties to imat transactiona. Sifdi
conflicts are of daily K-currence !n our
courts, und are deciletl, as they must
be. ono way or the other, wuhuut nny
reflection upon the veracity of ;tLi wit-
ness whose recollection is not unstained,
With respect, however, , to thia transac
tjon, I must nay that aulisequcnt devel
opulent and further consideration of the
matter long ago led me to the conclu
sion that the memorandum tif Mr.'Ameil
was Very unreliable, and ,1 have for
vears felt assured of the "correct ne?ss of
General Garfield's ieeUeotion ofjjie
facts in dispute. '
Yery sincerely voitis'
GI-:o. W. M.'CRARY,
No, after rt a ding tke n'ove, elnnct
over this repoit.'remcmb-.fiing' at jlie
same time that when it was mad.Vthe
teUimony was so Mrong against Gar
GV,d that Uie N. Y. Tim and Trihw,
leading Ilepubliean papers, aceii!!el the
committee of whitewashing tle wut'e
muti
- itasnirrr.i: .Hri-oncr.
I Poland 1 Ie -tji-t 5g .T. j
'He !reil .'VItlOlr. Amr t tale
ten ,har n of Cred' .SL.bilu i j.tivk,luit
did not i:iV r t he "jirie. , Mr. Ames
'receivil the N jL cent, dividcinl in
londs. anil-wdd tlieni for '.'7 j-er cent..
anil a!s received tl.e (.! ln-r cent. caMi
Oividciwl, which, together, pnid the price
4 tlie Hfocw anil interest and left a bid
Slice vf m'J. , 'J'his fciun a. Jid ovrr
li .Mrl.nriifJ.I l.t-n i IifTR-TOi lli H,-r
i;cint-s!-ArmC and Mr. GarGeld then
i;ndeif.!'o.l this Mini a- tin- l.iihu.i-i- nf
dividends nfu-r paying tin- the aiin.'
Signed lV' ' '
l,t KfP.'loUi.,
N. 1. Rwks,
' Gk. W. Mi-Ckakv,
. W.r,Nll:I.Al K,
W; MVMtiifiit Kfc.
Wh.at. inimt an nnprcjudiwed jK ron'a
opinion Is of McCmry after leading
these two quotations, one f which was
sworn trt and the other wrung from him
by bis party manageis 1 How can y
one get over the conflicting statcmenta!
C" ''
iui:riirT i d-i ivcjm..
Only Inst Tuesday the ttr'.jon'mn
launched out at "Rill" English and gave
bun a very lively. " send eif. ' )ne
charge was that he was "driven out of
Congress and into retirement,' which,
of course, is a lie. lie served four
terms in Congress, ami, refusing to tun
the fifth time, the Convention which
nominated his niccessor adopted the
following resolution in regard to him ;
UexiAeeil , Tliat in selecting a candi
date to represent this I istriet in the
Thirty-seventh Congic-KS, we deem it a
proper occasion to r press the resjCct
and esteem we entertain for our present
member, If ui. W. H. Iviglish, and our
confidence in him as u public oliieer.
In hia retirement, in accordance with
hia well known wishes, from the osi-
tionf Representative, which he has no
long filled with credit to himself and
benefit to the country, we heartily greet
linn witli the plaudit, "well done, thou
good and faithful wrvant."
This resolution looks like Mr. Kng
lish was driven from Congress! Rut
then thatr is as nviir as that intensely
independent paper ever gets lo telling
the truth. While speaking of Mr.
Knglish we would like to hear what the
Orcjoniiin has (o any of his opponent
Mr. Arthur. What is its opinion of a
man that was Licked out. of olliee for
dishonesty? .
. .. It . t .
A IIItIHT.il' M'Eltir.
The Yeruiont Cirmi!ck,'n Republi
can paper, contains the following inter
esting item :
Should the, Democratic parly succeeil
in electing 1 Tancoek the Northern States
should at once .secede from the Union.
Her people would bo better off, politi
cally and socially. No affiliation with
Southern whelps iu a jiolitical sense.
They will do to laise cotton lor our
benefit, but should not have any politi
cal rights with us. , This is a Northern
Nation, and don't you forgej. it;
M.siii rii !. Li n i n. .
A week or two ago Senator Nebiiiilh
wrote an able letter to the Jacksonville
Timrg. showing up Garfield's record on
the .'matter. of the Modoc war -claims,
and after reading j.t w-.e don't eee how
any Oregonian can vote for the Repub
lican nominee for President. We will
publish the letter next week. '
i.iHik ov mi rrri'i'itk .m o ihit.
liEIH'tU.iCAJJ CAM-
I'Atu.v nr." ;
a . "
Irisli Catluvlitlv
run Turin.
'".; Older for milita
ry eoiniiuHhinii In
try Mis. Sin rut t, and
will tiot volo tm
General ' Hancock
because lie hanged
ot hois issued by A.
Mis. Sui nil t?"
Johunou jVIny 1st,
l 0:, reads: ""Rre
vet Major General
llarttaiii'tr is ansiiiu -
fjtil to duty tm hi-
. Jmal provost niarslial
general lor the pur
posi) of auid trial
and ftttendaiteo it p.
on (mid cnminiiision
jaiiiPllio execution
of its nmuiliites
lliirtranft carried
nit . the order, as
was his duty.
Gen. Hancock is
... General Order
No.li,. issued by
nothing but a regu-
laf army ollicor and;
General ItrtBcock
has no knowledge
of tlie laws. He has
on taking command
of t he .'th militniy
no civil record what
ever. -
district, August 2 1
st,t: "Iu war it
its indispensable to
iret'rl force bv force.
land ovt?throw and
j,htroy npposiiion
;to lawful authority.
.: Hut when insurn-c
tionnrv force hiui
iliiH-u overthrown
land lieaeo ratal
jliiihed.aml the civil
(authorities are rea
"dy and willing to
!erform their,;du
ilea, the military
js)wer .huld pse
;in h ad and the civil
udmiuiHlration te
Isuiiie its cultural
i.u'd I ighlfifl doiuin
j. lie ia "wtld'l lo
atfTny waya and be
lieve in the -conn
try Iteing run by
m i I ilarv - in e n. '
The genei aJ com
manding iigmtiljed
to learn that petice
and quiet niiia in
the Tlepaittiieid. It
Therefore the objw;-' will li his pwrsse
tion which applied toprescrvn ttiis iniii
to Grant applii-s to'ditionof thingv A
him. i muaits 4t'.'-thi
igreat end "he ro
fgards the malnten
rtlice of the ciyil au
illinrtliei 'Jjf-i the
failhfiil exBctilion
;.f Mm law-ai the
uiost etlicielit under
WintieU S.
illamvck in-.-SfiZ.
. G.ufieM ami Ar ; Garfu ld tt-iguel
thur were Vsith an! in the dniko. Lour
diera, and will re ;of the war t., run
ceivo Uie votca of for olliee, and ' Ar
tho veterans of the-thnr never got any
late war. Tlie I'n-'ncarrr iIkv. front
ion soldiers will not than Allany,. V.
vote for Hancock, Hancock fought it'
because tic in a lit-m jont through live
ocr.ii. lyratu, and received
ithe thaiiLa of both
; Houses nl" Coiigiena
for his diU iugtiinlied
jt-tvioe. '
. lot (lie i.Uw out and. catty it
nrotrnil witli ymi, and wbeu fn Uvx.s
ltepublu an lying aUmt the noble ticn
Ilancmk- draw Ihe. icord on him.
IMIIUUIH4 IUB HlUUIk.
Tlie telegraph informs tei that tin:
Chicago Tim J-i! week piiblishiil a
tetter from Senator ,liv hi l.ivis to a
suit...... : .. : i ; ,t. i...
it n it uniuiii-H'ii, iii nun H Hi-
says : "The training aud habits of my
life naturally lead me to prefer civilians
to soldiers fr gtvat civil trust's, but an
parties are "orgunii-d Ihe voter must
choose lclween the candidates or must
stand aloof, indifVcrcnt or neulral,which
no good citizen ougl to do at a Prcsi
dential election. I-have no hisitntion
in si;potliiig Hancock for the lest of
all reasons,' la-cause his election will put
an end to fceetionul tdrife nlnl m-ctional
partii-s, and will rcviie patriotic scnti
menta all over the laud which litical
leaders and factions for sinister ends
have sought to prevent. There can be
no permanent prosperity without pacifi
cation. Great as were the achievements
of Gen. Hancock in war, his conduct in
peace, when in command of JOtiisianit
and Texas in 1SG7 ii still giander, and
Justly commends him'to the confidence
of the country.. His letter to Gen
Sherman, recently, brought to light.lifts
Gen. Hancoc!; far (jbove the past appre
ciation of his civil ability. It marks
him as ono of the wisest of his time,
'with a statesman grasp of mind and the
integrity of a patriot whom no sense of
expediency could sever from his honest
convictions."
m.ri clm-av ariviov orinvroi k.
Gen. Sherman says : "T nevr 'dis
cuss political questions on the merits of
candidates, hut if yon will only nit down
and write the higheat praises of the
character of Gen. Hancock ns an oflicer
and a gentleman, and say alt the good
things capable of being said of Ins per-'
sonal character, I will cheerfully attach
my signature to it.". , ;
Gen. Phil. Sheridan ays : "Gen.
Hancock is a good and great man. The
Democrats have not made any mistake
this lime. They have nominated an
excellent and a strong ticket."
m-:sii;i.: mf..w
To the Editor of the. .Vnt Sir: There
are twenty-five Republicans and seven
tlreenbackers employed in my piano
and organ works wlvo will rote for Han-
ock and I'.iigl ish. "
DAXIKIi F. Bkattv.
Wasihngton, N. J,, July 31.
Gk.v, K. W. I'abckh, of Michigan,
third assistant postmaster general un
der Grant, and Gen. ITazen's predeces
sor, has come out for Hancock. Gen.
Barber was a strong friend of IZach.
Chandler, anI got . Li appointment
through Chandler's influence.
re. am 4Hsk.
ItlirtlsTIN'R Nt'.ll.sON, th() celt bl-.iU'd
iw'rcss, died iu Paris this wc'ik,"
oi.k l'.ri.i. Ii:i Juade liin'Masl appuar
niU'.','' , I le "licit in. Norway last week'.
i ' ' i '' ' ' 4 ! j
Tm;' I'Ji rUjriiHllt fiU'cihn" now comes
nut. iu 1 ne fltaj tv iitul is a very neat
iipcr. .'"'.'
l!i:rrt!t.ii-.N claim Mniiie by 7."00,
but. 'wo thiiil: Ihey "have jfet their &'
urea hi.ih.'
pjiMoi it.vrs ami Grei iibnckerH will
unite in Ncbriif.ka and make a hercu
Icaii t-H'ort to e.triv that. Stale iu No-
vriuhcf, '
"Kt ui:ka, Nevadi), burned out nguin
la; A Tuesday. luiss abont.fl ,000,0(10,
uptiu which there is an insurance of
about I o0,000. "
Tub only charge against llancocV
thai the Chicago Timet Cuds wilt stick
tit Mm Moty that lie wan woutuled 'nt
(Tvttyslau i.'. That seems to Im surdainod
bV facts. ; ;" , '
Tiik HfuiiDct'AtH of Indiana urn going
to make it lively fight to carry the State
tii October. They ojM'iied the campaign
last Saturday, and a-ill have over '(i0
upeakera at voik in the State, ?4
Cosui.iN'ii baa got through llhhing
and Si'nator l)orey aaya he will make
several upepchea in Ohio, Illinois, ami a
worm campaign in New York, 1 lis
sjiei'ihca will be rather tame, fop hi
heart is not iu the work.
Wk ask all our leaders to auut ua
iu extending the circulation of the Ii:m-
ot iiat. We will Iry to give you a good
campaign 1 aper, and you' can trSst ns
and the cause at the tame time by (tend
ing in a few. new aubsciits-t.
Ttir. Ofitniun aays Mint if "a full
vote, free ballot and fair count" were
allowed in the South Garfield would be
elected. We only have voiir word for
that, Harvey, and fortunately for Han
cock it don't rank very well in I hid
Stale.
Mit. IIaihi:, Chairman of the tSreen
back State Committee e.f M if big
come i out wiuarely for Hancock. He
thinks the 75,000 Greenback vote's in
that State w ill largely go for Hancock
which will luako it easy for him- to
cniry that State. ( " '
A hiiour tinm ago President Hayes
gn-e.1 with the National Republican
Comiiuttee to deliver a few political
speeches whilt. ont on this Coast, but
he now g"i L em it, w hich theaim
wo are sorry to bear, for, like Jtodeiic
I)hu, "ene Lla-.t iqmii his bugle horn is
mirth a thoiriatid uieu" t Hauco k on
this CoaM. ,
TiiK liiiiiun qKili i 'ftids, heretufore
Iiiden-iuleiit Itpnblican, 'declares it
cannot nuppc.it -rucii like GarCeld and
Arthiir-the one bccuwhI i.f rjury,
bllbei y, niid e..i ruption. mid I ho other
dise-hargnl by a Republican Preside-nt
for dh.hoiici.t!y coudttcling the New
N'tuk Ciiti'iii n.une, ir alio iugol hem
to do K.I." 0 .
f;t:lTtii.K-.vx.i of Oregon made a sad
iiic.l.ikc when th-y tried t capture the
Gree-nback vole for Garfield by putting
that old fiisiil, Gen. Applegale, on their
electoral ticket. Grvenbackers know
him very well, ami will not follow Lis
lend when hi) champions the cause of
such uoleiriotisly corrupt, men as Gar
field and Arthur.
It is diflicnlt to mulcts and what the
qiialificatioim e.f a Yice President are,
Arthur was deemed bv the Piesidi'nl of
Mm United Stales, by Kcerelary Slier
man and by the Senate unlit to be Col
lector, of tin Port of New, York, but
the Republicans now nominate him for
Yice President. It may be that they
consider Lis defeat certain.
... it
Tim Pirn ton J'dtide, published at Cor
vallis, 1ms changed hands'' and is now
under ihe management of Johnson Ode-
neal. Tlie paper has made a decided
change for the better, and now gets up
one of the best local pages in our val
ley. On this account it should receire
a wana Kiipiort from the citizens of
Bt'iit on county without regard to party
Wi.vnF.r.n Scorr Hixi.wk is the
man on whom Congress bestowed a vote
of thanks for his patriotic services to
the country. James A. Garfield is the
man upon whom Congress was asked to
1!rr a vole of consuro for Ms unputri-
etio services to himself in laying him
self open to bribe-taking. Does uny
Republican dispute the fact '? ' Let him
look at the proceedings of Congress for
May 30, ISO", ami Jan. '2(1, 187.1. '
Cor.. Lamia iiek, of The Dalles, will
canvass the State for Hancock. " The
Colonel is said to be 'a very fluent and
forciblo speaker. In. Wisconsin .he
served ono or, two' terms as Circuit
Judge, and was e-lected Representa
tive to the .loth Congress from that
State. lie uroao lo theposflion of Col-
ontd in the volunteer service during the
war of the rebellion, and fought under
the General he now wants to make
Commander-in-Chief ' of the' armies of
Ihe United States. '
t ti n oitvi t rou Hive oi k.
The California "indojvendcut" jinpers
are coming out for the Cincinnati tick
et. Theilasfc to eleclare themselves are
the Dixon Trlhnnc and Stockton-'Mail.
Ilajcs' majority in the, State, ovet Til-
den was less than 2.800-i-cliieily fraud
ulent votes cast and counted under the
auspices' of the Republican ( l ing in San
Francisco, All the present indications
are that California will givit Hancock
and English from. 5,000 to 10,000 ma-
lontj. 'Standard. " :
A Sill Xl IU.1KM It ITII' DM l. tltATItl.
The Hon. Wnt, II. Knglish, Demo
cratic candidate' for YieoPrcidderit.taus
announced his wntimentii on the money
and labor question, years ago, and has
rigidly adhered to theie . neiitimenfu,
through eve ry mutation of public n flair.
They are fit to aU.nd forever: "I am
for honetity in money as in politics und
morals, and think the great mateiiul
and business interests of the cdniitiy
should be placed upon lb" most solid
basis, and as far as fioshibh from li e
blighting influence of dMnngngue.
At the same time I am opposed toclaxs
egihhttion and in favor f protrclingj
and fostering the interests of thelalsir-
ing and pimlucing classes in every le
gitimate way possible, A pure, e con
omical, constitutional government, that
wift protect the liberty of the js-ople
and the property of the peoph-, w itheml
destroying the rights of the Stales or
aggrandizing its own powers beyond the
limits of the Constitution, is ihe kind
of government eontemilatcl by the
father, and by that I think -the De
mocraej- proe to stand."
A0TMt.K 4 i n r.
Georie Wilkes, elitor ef YUM
Ndrit t f the Timm, is out for Hancock
ml F.ntlifch. Heretofote - ho has lx;en
an ardent Republican, but in a recent
letter -to Wm. H. Hall, e.f Stamford,
Conn, he use the following words :
Mlancoe-k fills the Lill an honest sol
tlier wiio knows nothing but his duty,
and will be sure to leave the people,
unhampered by "policies," lo their own
free will. . That is Uie true theory of
the Presidential instil til ion. , f have
be-eti hankering to votV the Democratic
ticket for over ten years past, because
it is a fixed principle with me that no
parly whatever is fit to wield the Gov
ernment, its army, and its pure, e-n
secutively for over ten years.
i on m ttri's Br.i i i r.
-Wei, notice that the (trrjoidun ipiote
coiihiileraidy fie.tn the Springfield JU
imhlleiiit, bnt the following from the
latter jiajwr has probably Wen over
looked by Scott :
The Republicans ahonlj certainly en
eleavor to clear their candidate of the
wide-spread suspicion which has l.een
engendered as to his honesty. It will
not do til iooh,"XKili the ollU-ial record
of Congress. The charges must heme!
and elisproved, and 'they Lad la-tler !
alo ut it.
Her I t-ln4 4MallM-l al Ibr WaMilertal
( re la faVr.
JO C.rimth 8lrjt. (
Itoi liehter, N. Y,, Auj. 1 17'.'. i
II. It. Warner A Co.: This I to
thai I was attackoU with a kidttev liitear
almut four years ago, which briiuuli'- me
very low lor stxut kix months. I then
grur U-tler, but in February last tha old
)wea& riHnrmwt in a worse inrnt than U-
frn. I etnploved four ellfl'erieiit .livi
clans at eliflerent limes, noun wliom
aeemeel lo do mo nmeii eoml. 'II.pv all
xaM my raxei would lerntinaie in I'.rftclil'
ltitMvana.aua none or mni pave me nny
nuiiuinKcuirm iimi t i-oiu.i r-eover. ,mv
uncle thi-n lolil me about vuur tnfe Kidney
and Liver Cure, anil at hi urgent aolk-inv
tloul proruretl a bottlAamt eotnnieneed
lakliiR it about the et It of the ireiit
niomli : I am now takiuir my m-coihI I wa
ne, ana leen mat l am aliuot well. My
iuinruvewtent eoiumtioewil as soon as "I
eouiuiencetl tislnir your remeely, and has
Ixien coiiHiout ever nince, and i expert to
baa4 well as I ever iw ins fow elava
more. My friends, aft well as myself, are
woiulerinu at tlx change w hich has been
wrought In me, ami anmeof them wonder
llial I am still alive. Uratefully vours,
Mas. Kmma I'.bow.
THE AJIKUICAX IKOI.E.
No people In the world aulTyr as much
with Uysiiepsia as AmerlcaiiM. Althouirh
years of e-s(ertenc in medicine had failed
lo areompllMli a certain and ur reinesty
for thia OiMeasoand its eltWrt, such aa Sour
Htomaeh, lli-art-burn. Water-l.i-ash, Sick
Headache, C'ovtlvenoKS, palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coining up of the
TooeJ, low spirits, general debility, etc., yet
since the Introduction of Urhkm''s Ai ui-ht
Flowkr wa lielleve there is no ch.hu of
iiyspepma that cannot be imniediatolv re
lieved. 30,000 donm sold laM vear with.
out one oua or failure reported, (io to
your lruifjrlt, tosiiar A Mason, and cot
a sample bottle for 10 cent and try it.
T wo uoaes w-UI relieve you.' Regular size
I.ICCI1LS.
BFTTER TilAS GOU la rfeet
health, and yet many are sutrorlnn Hie tor
lures of the damned with Dvupetmiawlien
a slncle lxttle of nit. MISUK's i-:x.
LlSIf DANOKLIO.N LIVKR AND DYS-
PK1-SIA 1'ILUS will give relief, and, if
perslstcMl in, w ill cure the worst cato of
una uwtrsasins; troubio. This pill cures
Torpid Liver and ltiliousneas. Regulates
the Bowels, removes Pimples iroui the
race, cures nauow complexion, roul
Breath, Hick Xloadache, lleartburu, l'ain
in the Sides and Back; is Kti par-coated and
UUARANTKKD to be POKKLY XKCiE-
TAB L1C It acta cliroctly on the coating of
tue otamacu ana on ine JJver. t an be
taken In any clime wet or dry weather.
Beware of imitations. The genuine has
an engraving of a lion on the outside
wrapper. l"rice, &u cents. 1- or sale by all
druggists.
: Mn J. II. Bates, Newspaper Ad vert is
Ing Agent. 41 Park Row (Times Building)
New York, is ant!urbd to contract for
adTerthaenients in tlie lKti-nr at our
best rates.
Administrator Sale
'. S . f , t ......
XTOTICR IS IIEUEBY GIVEN THAT
ii under and by virtue of an order of
sate duly made and eniereu or record by
the County Court of Linu County, Oregon,
on ine uay oi August., a. i. issu, it oo
InfC the second judicial day of the regular
August term of said Court: in the mailer
of the estate of John Miller, deceased, the
undersigned, I. I. Miller, the remaining
Administrator of the estate of said John
Miller, deceased, will sell at public sale, lo
the highest bidder, on Saturday, tho 25th
day of September, A. D. 1830, on the prem
ises near xuuier s eiaiion, utin Aoimty,
Oregon, the following described real es-
tute, to-wit: Beginning at the Southeast
corner of the Donation I .aud CUini of
John Miller, Sr., being Claim No. 5s and
Notification No- 1U74, as appears by the
piu sou surveys on me in me u.s. uina
Olliee at Oregon Citv.Oregon. and runnine
thenee North 77 53 Vest 0c)iaiDs,thonc
North if onains and Aj links, toenoe south
77".ia' East 20 chains, tlinnco South '6
dial ns and 25 links to the place of begin
ning, containing 20 acres, more or less, and
lvlng and being in Township 10 H. K. 8
yV. of tho Willamette' Meridian, iu the
County of Linn ud State of Oregon, and
beinir a portion of the lauds of which said
John Miller died seized and possessed.
Haid sale will be made bet ween the hours
of 1 o'clock p. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. ol
said day, to-wit; at 2 o'clock p. m. of said
day. ... i
Terms of ale Said sale will be oiade
for U. 8. gold coin, one-half to be paid
cash in baud on the day of sale, the re
mainder on a credit of six months, to be
secured by note and mortgage on said
premises, bearing interest at tho rate of ten
or cent, per annum iroui nato et taio un
il paid. ... , - .' . .
August 19th. 1SSD.
' "I, D. MILLER,
2?wi '' Bemainlug Administrator.
THE
ft
WORLD'S
HAS ONLY 12
WOK Iv 1 N
4
- n
"2? 33. E3 X:U -ES
SEWIN& MACHINE., .
A wa'rtleel l'irt Premium. Oreenn Kioto fu ir. 1479 Baa I .-(.
. AnsnUil Klrt I'rriiihnii. tanet only M ne-luue ulaerel ."tt I'lrnl
!. (35 e-ouipelHors) nr the Aiisirallau Intrriialloual xlilbiiluw.
a $,xvah ier i:ivr.s i ikxt
,m: lUI'AltTI l.
Tim "DAVIS" Sewing Machine
Selling 19000 Machines per Weel
It i3 CHEAPEST becauto it is BEST.
It does evry vsr'ejly cf woik without Ii.titi8r, and has more p1n.-li.-4I s-.m.-liiopnl
(hail all other) i-uiiiliin-il.
.',2 W. It. KCOTT, Aeeul, AlMny, Orer;wt. .
T I
estinghouse
I S- ---D7 EC 3ES
Tho Best Separator Made !
Easily Managed and Kept in Order.' Least Complication in
Working Parts. Engines made Specially for AjjricnltnraJ Pur
poses. - . .
Tmriii:-tiiiAKi:i JiousK powkii, 8 AM IO IIOKSiF,
ii:.KIXfi ENCASED. - .
Tlieso Machines have every available advantage.
Send for Circular to . J. faOHTilHUP & CO.
Comer Firnt and Main .-Hreels, J'onland, 1'regiin.
J. A. ;il.YIOl II. Albany, Trave-JinR Agent. - . -. n'Miai,,
Summons.
fa lit t'ireuU Court "f t'ir .V.i'f olh
William t'ccliran, 1'laintiir,
ve.
. N. It. Baird. ,. :. llttttUrl, K. J..bi
per, 1- raiuwa I'arrt-M. I 'liarle I u Mort.m,
ariii II. Uortnfi. l-.valiin. I.,r!.in 'I'lt. '
antler Vauahn ami Kti.ilsth Vain-hit. He-
'ia-.i.h '
ToCharlex 1 Morton. Marv Ki-iine-.lv.
Alexander V'aiitrliti and l :ii-il.--.li Vaiilin,
ibur of th luefeiidauts above naiiMHl:
IN TIIK NAME F THE STATE OK
OliKtiON, you and ca.-h e.r yon ere
hereby reepiinxt to npi ar aud auer the
complaint lih-d tiniut vou in t-.ti-l foiirt
iu iiieauovo entitled tint, oner Uioie ihe
'i"lh elay of October. A. It. ISMi. thai l-iiitr
tho fim dayot the next iin ar tei uiofi
said Court, and if you tail lo aniwer, the J
plaiutin will appl v to the Conrtjor the re-
lief Oeniandenl in said eouiplair.t,'lo v :t : '
that e-ae-h aud every one of the dretli men- i
tloned and tiese"riled therein l so re- ;
formed as to convey the land intended to i
le conveyed : that the deed froni-AIxan-
der Vaughn and wife to John Cochran be i
so reformed as to convey the following
pretnistsm to-wit ; IVeginnins at the S. V.
earner of 8ee. 32 in Tp. J5N. il. 3 W'.of the
Willamette Meriiran, running tlieneo I-jist
one-half mile, thence North fsi roda,thence
West one-half m lie, thence South So rotbt
to the beginning, containing 50 acres, more
or less : and that all the other deeds in said
csmplaint referred to be ao reformed as to
convey the lands intended to be so con
veyed", to-wit : Beginning at the S. E enr-
ner of See. 31, in Tp. 13 N. R. 3 W. .t the ;
Willanietto Meridian, and running thence
rortli ijo rods, thence Weet lnu rods
thence South I'M rods, thence East Itieirods
to the beginning, i-ontaining 130 acres;
also, beginning at the S. W. corner of the
S. K. quarter Of the . W. quarter of Sec.
JS in Tp. 13 S. It. 4 W. of the Willamette
Meridian, running I hence East 43 rods,
thence North 40 rods, thenco West 40 rods,
thence South 40 rods to the beginning.con
taining 10 acres ; and the premises in this
s it m tuons here i n before ti rst descri bed , con
taining in all l'.K) acres, and lying and be
ing In Linn County, Oregon : that thrs de
fendants, and each' and all of thorn, be de
creed to execute such good and sufflci.mt
deeds of convevauw as will vest the title
to said land in the plamtttt within thirty
oaya jrotn tlie uate tf tne Unat decree ia
this suit, and in the event they fail so to
do that plaintiff bs decreed to be the owner
in fee siirple of said premises t that all the
rigtu, line, interest, claim and demand,
legal or equitable, of each and all of said
del'endanUi, of, in or to said premises,
and each and every part I hereof, lie divest
ed out of them and each of them and vest
ed in the plaintiff, and that said decree be
recorded as evidence of plainti'Va title
and for the costs and disbursements of Mils
suit to be tax ml. ' -
Published bv order ot Hon. R. P? Boise.
Judge of said Court, uiade at chambers on
the luih day of August, 1SS0.
V It ATllr.RKORD .X tJJ.ACKnlTRK, -
2w.C Attorneys for PlainuiY.
WHEAT Ji'AFiTEDa
DallnrtUIsosn & Co.
WILL PAY" A"
PREMIUM
Of FOUR CENTS per bushel in Mill feed,
over and above the Market price on all
good Merchantable wheat, stored with
them this season. '
Are prepared to pay CASTl POWN, and
guarantee as good prices as can be obtain
ed elsewhere. A large supply of Sacks
always on hand.
We have our Mill filled up with all Ilia
latest Improved Machinery, and do CUS
TOM WOH1C. . i ,- -
BALLARB, ISOM &. CO.
AHtany, July 22d, isso. w
TO I HE WORKING CLASS,
We are now prepiirc.l t furnwh nil cl:wo with con
stant einployminil at hunio, the wuule ol tlie time, or
tor their spave inunientn. rJmhiess new, lijfht, ami
profltntilo. tVi-aoni of either Kex enaily earn from f0
eenta Ui S5 per evening, tttid a proimrtiuiial nun by
devotiiitr their whole time to the busine; Bova auii
girls earn nearly om much as men. That all who aee
thia nutica may aenil their s.iilresa and text the biui
nea we make thin offer: To noh a are not wreii aat
liitteil we will aend one dollar to pay for tlte trouble ot
wilting. Full particular and outfit free, Addresa,
Gca& ST1.X90.N Co., Corl;a:.d, ilams, . iyl
Jatiji-s Jl. alonoii, .valine Morum. llu. ; .
H. Morton, Jlul-rt m-hrait. l'ailirrlnii (ItHIO'i'i I nrt.tr 1t v-v gent trrr
Perkins Winnie llrefdi-M. I.u-re:ui Me- V nmth in tho toinm '( lum A bui
Murrv, Mary Kenned v. J..ht M.t'eH-hniii, i '"'!ls ;"Tk n 7!f' ""i , ,kiI a'M"t
r i,;ilJ I w w .. if.. 1 f i o l ' lk"; ,K:h' m I'1"" KiiUe. Ilaleru tuivij
rord, Km ma L. S.-atlriutih, John M. Ite.l- hk-o, mJ Un and eirh Jo u -U itrf-n. We wal
ford, Ielitia K. Bedfortl, -I. K. I.. Bejfunl, ' lnn.Uh tu:t a n.i-i nutiit five. W beM-M-Ida
B. Bedford, eieorire U. Brtifi.rd. Airs- i '" ."' Hi.tu.-uUr Ine. Wrae and
FAVORITE."
OUTLASTS
OTJIKIIS,
I 9?
vv.v.ym n ivur.x the Ji itut
Con'ijony arj iimmifai-t tiring an I
1
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I 1Z
B.OSS-I.
D. II. Jones, It D.
Physician and Surgeon,
Ai.Kixv, oi:rr.o.
I e'-Hic in rititumer's drug More.
I
Kesi-
ll"
J elcruv on VV asluugtou tt.
I rt: ,,M T -h-
. n r., aiui iti itoc, is bwa 14 iM-iiit work fcl j.m..
i .ti-mM rile lo u ami kmrn all aUmt tlc tttiik 41
1 Ar Ti i Cu . Aiarasia. MUi-.
j ' ;
I AI.l'AN V
I PAl'l VP I 4 TV IVCTITI'TI1
vULljrAllA I ti liNoll I I 1 t.
1 AITi.xvv ntt
,
t T,, First Term u ill anen n V.1.
nesday, September 1, -IriSd.
K..r tarllnilar. mnrrnin ll.e misro ij iuJt ar i
J" pw oiitiii, a.lj; u
et.T. clbekt x. avniT. rr t.
BRICK !
B. W. CVNDIFF is now mannfactiir;iu
brick, and has one kiln Imrued and iva.lv
for salo. .
CHEAP FOR CASH
is his motto. l:emember him when vcu
want brick. 4:if.
NEWrOUT.
To PleasurjL -Seekers !
JAM STILL PROPRIETOR OF THE
old-and popular "HAY VIEW
HOl'SK" at Newport, on Yaquma liar,
and wiH, as 1 always bave done, take great
pains in rendering the stay of guests at
my house pleasant. Charges are .very
moderate, and the table will be furnL-dted
with evervthing the market affords.
,1m p. M. ABBEY, Prop'r.
Assessor's Notica
rpHE BOARD OF . EQUALIZATION"
J. will attend at the otllce of the County
Clerk of Linn County, Oregon, on Aioq
day, the Set h elay of August, 1SS0, ana
publicly examine tlie assessment rolls and
correi all err,ors iu valuation, description
or qualitiit of lauds, lots or tkiber prof
erty. Z. B. M'JSS,
lw.1 Assessor of Linu Co.
QOlWV A 1IOSTH Kn4rantd. fjiSa Air urtiion-j
uiade b lw ilrt.uttri.Hn. tliHial not ie
-iiired,- we will atari you. ilen, women. Una au4
girt make money lUr at work lor lwtau at ai.j
ih.ielM, The work is lifht and pleasaiii, and aikh
at amone ui iro rijfht ai. Thoa who are viae wad
aeo I Ins noltee will aend u their addrvKtM at eiiraati
for themselves. Costly tMnfit and term.
the lime. Tl.oe already at wrk are laviuj; m
anm e money, , Ad.tro Tttl'K A.', Aiaiia
tdaintt. . ... . . . ' . . ' - .
HEW BABBER tHOP I
J. I!." SURj.FS, rroji'-v
VGOOIl SEA FOAM 8HAMPOO Ofi
with each thave. Prices lor sha Iui
and bir-eutting same as usual
ttoom-e
leu
opposite AletlWain s atora.
STORAGE.
Auvm Cm Mills
These Mills vy ill pay
Pour Cents - per Bushel
in mill fed bran or f-borls-over and
above the market price, on good inar
clmntablo wheat sold to us or stored at ouc
mill. Call on us before making vourai
ranaomenK 52mt TITOS. MONTEITII & SONS,
CV i ee tin! made faster than .erer
ibaMaaI by thine at work for us. Peraons oi
either se : uhh make ida week in their own towrs u
tliey are willing, to work. . Mo risk. S.t utSt fi a
Anyone can ninth btniaeaa. capital aiot rwquir 1.
All who eut-. .ro-ar. No one lads. larticuiara
free. Adui ea, H. iUlifilT & Co., PorOiBi, Main.
Thresher
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1
: f
'