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FRIDAY MAY 2G, 188:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Coventor
JOSEPH S. SMITH, of MulUnusar.
For 'onrus
W H. FE.VINOJ, ..of Yamhill.
For Secretary of state
. K. WKATUERFOKD , t Lint
For Mi-,- Trxaxurvr
ABRAHAM f ivtigl.
For SurtrintcnUnt of Public Iu;UutUuu
V. I.. W0H9 DtlsTQH of rur.
F.r Stale Printer
W F.CORNELL of Marior
For Judge, of Supremo Court.
. D. SHATTl l K of Mi.itiu.mal
For District Attorney
If II. HOLMES, , .ofMarUi
County Ticket.
Fr St tut or
KOK.W p.r.It.YEF of Alhaiiv.
l:oX. LNtK H HOt LT of HarrUburi,
For Representatives
C. F. CRAWFORD. . of CVnter
liESKY CYRFS .of Santian
. M MZKR of Harriubnrs
J, J. WHITNEY .o( a..,!:
J. A.ROll.NKTT otShedd
J.N. RICE of fmwforuvlIW.
Fi r School Saperinteudent
F A MOSES ofTangtrt
For County Commissioners
R R. CLAYPOOL . of Santlaw
JOHN ISOM of SiiixWl
For County Clerk
C. n. STEWART- of VVrt Albany
For Sheriff
liEORGE HUMPHREY of East Albany
For Survey r
J. V. S. REED of BrowiMvilk
For Treasurer
JaS. H. PEF.RY of Sanlian.
For Assessor.
K C. DOZIEB of Brvwnaxille
For Coroner.
DR. J. A. DAYIS of Albary
Precinct Nomination.
EastAlbaxt-E. R. SkinworUi, for Justice iC. C
Burkbart, Constable.
Wfcrr lxt-J. J. Beard, for Justice : Joe. Simp
eon, for Cousttble,
From every part of the county
comes the new that tbe party is uni
ted and all are working strongly foi
the ticket.
Ie you vote for Weather ford f$r
Secretary of State, he, if elected,
will not allow the Supt. of the Insane
Asylum Building $S per da whle
"visiting California for his health.
Every ene now wonder if the Hrr
aid editor will devote as much space in
making an apologj to lion. W. R. Bil
yeu as he used last week in fulruiuat
ing that base and slanderous ! en thai
gentlemar.
tu i r i a
Albany this year has furniahwd lh
nominees for both Clerk and Sherifl
on the Democratic ticket, and in coa
sequence the leaders of the party in thi
locality say the eounty shall have n
opposition in that line from A loam
two years from now.
The Editor of the Herald had bettei
not get too close to the heels of Stewart
and Humphreys "trained mule," -or
the fool-killer will be spared a trip t
this locality. That mule has a back
action equal to the Herald" t article Hi
"the tail sycamore of the Forks."
It is now well understood that the
Republican managers intend trading
off Rev. Wilson for vote3 for Dawson.
Rev. Wilson is absent from the Scat,
and is too mich of a temperrnce man
to suit them anyway, and by letting
loose of him they stand a shsnce tc
elect Dawson. Democrats you can
spike this gun. Don't trade off a
single man on your ticket.
The Republicans have noir found out
that Senate Bill No 43 did pass the
Senate and was sent to the House, and
now the question is, why did not Hon.
S. A. Dawson, who was a member of
the House, keep it from ''sleeping the
sleep that knows no waking." He is
now a Republican candidate for the
Senate, and he should explain hi con
duct iu regard to this bill. Come to
the front, Sylvander, and attend to
your end of this boomerang.
Whatever the Republicans of this
coast may say on the Chinese question,
a vnte for the Republicans will be an
endorsement of the idea of the Extern
Republicans who are thoroughly com
mitted to the doctrine of the "father
hood of God and brotherhood ef man."
This is the platform of the Republican
party, and a vote at this time on this
coast for R-wublican candidates, is
simply an endorsement of thia idea and
gives the falsehood tt the professions ef
the people in their opposition to the
further Chinese immigration. Stan
dard. And now at this day comes a Port
land cerresj-on lent of the E'rook Dan
O'sat and makes the allegation that E: r
hirt and Hircch as members of the
Bjard to st 11 State lands have sold one
hundred and twenty two thousand aenw-
of swamp lands to Hon. Owens the
great swamp land gralber. These lands
a "e situated in Lake aad. Grant coun
ts b and they have nver yec been ap
plied to the State, although under
t ie law they are not authorised to sell
these lands until they are approved to
the State. Talk about rinjs. What
ring equals in audaeity this one ? The
correRpjndent of the Bedrock Democrat
challenges denial by Karharfc and
Hiisch or their friends, and calls upon
disbelievers to search the records of the
lasd decrement at Salem. The same
charge we observe has been made
in the miblic press of Southern Oregon
where it has aroused muck public indig
nation. The people of the State owe
it to themselves to utterly squelch out
such a swamp land ring by defeating
Earhart and Hirsch at the polls next
month. If they do not do so then we
miss our guess.
UOV. W. tt. filLTEt ftRVlTORlAL BF4
OBD"
Under the above caption the fttrald
tf latkt week contains a most malicious,
mprovokrij and unfounded assault "b
n the euaracter and'SonaVrwl record
if Hon. W. R, Bilyeu, one of the Dra
cratic candidates for Senatcr in L:nn
mntr. Notsatirlle l with distorting and
lisrepresenting the facts and the truth
f history for partisan ends, that deleet
tbie sheet has the tOYentory to tnairttv
'o that Senator Bilveu ng!eotd the
iterent of his constituent, betrayed
i pledges to tho people of Linn Coun
v, and forfeited his honor "en account
f unanswerable arumonts of akillful
nd cunning lebyiats usually omp'oyed
y wealthy and corrupt monopolist to
infest the halls of legislation to seduce
(he minds of weak and vascillating
uiembers." "Now mark how plain a
Ut!e shall put him down."
Early in the session of I S80 Senator
titlyeu introduced into the Senate 3. B.
Io. 4.'s a bill to tsx mortgages. The
nill was carefully prepared and was in
tended to roach and tax that vast
mount of interest bearing property
non as mortgagee, that under the
resent system frequently escape taxa
tion, and particularly whan the debts
secured by said aiortgng re payable
r held, iu some foteign land. Upon
he second reading of this bill in the
Senate the same was referred to the
!ommittee on assessments, whioh con--isied
cf Senator Simon, Chatman,
voight and Pennington. With
ut suggesting any oljtions to the d
tails of this bill tho chairman of the
c .rnuiittee made an adveise report. It
tppears that it was the principle in
volved the Uxation of aggregated
ewalsh instead of the daily toil of the
farmers and producer of the country,
o which this erudite chairmaa of the
-omraittee on assessment was opposed.
But notwithstanding this adverse re
ert, Senator Bilyen promptly moved
hat the bill he engrossed and read s
third time on the next day, which me
cion prevailed. The bill did net die in
he Senate. It was nut neglctd or
I sight of by its indefatigable author.
n due time it passed the Senate and
wi communicated, to the House for it
consideration, as the followiitg common.
teat ion copied from the House Journal,
page 3D I, fatly prjve :
ilt-vS OE KROJI THK SENATE. ,
St re L'UAMBMl, -Salem,
Oct. 20. U.
Mm Snr I mm rilnv-ted b th Priiinl to In-
lorm voa that tSc Nnml ham S. B. No. 43. a
or ni) tL't 'o lai monjfaTS. aim uh " -
ircwilh tr- :;ttcJ t tt the cxjtilerlion m tS
Hove J- C Fr.t.B.4.
The Legislature was in session three
ays after th date of this message fiow
tUeSemtte to the Hues, and this bil
eeuld have been easily passed under a
suspension of the ruhs a? mtnr oth r
bill were, during that t;uie, but it was
only read the Crc time. House Journ
al, page 337. This plain statement el
facts fully vindicates t?aator Biyle,
aud it alio demonstrates the unreliabil
ity of the newspaper ia question. A
pa pee that would indulge in such char
gs and inaiiKtation, in the face of such
a record, is to use the editors wn
orda, "either stupidly ignorant, or
ilifully disli jnest.'"
But Daws.n "Oh ! where was he"
If he had been in hi seat in tho House,
and had exerted himself in favor of the
bill constantly after it reached the
House, we may reasonably assume that
he wonld have secured its psasage.
What did he do ? The House Journal
tells how faithfully and how well he
discharged his duties, and with what
untiring assiduity he watched over the
interests of bis constituents. We will
now cite from the proceeding ef the
House Journal only after S. B. No. 43
reached the House from the Senate :
Absent-Dawion Hotue JuurmaJ, egt 1 1
mm M
1 .1 M
il M l M M
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415
H .1 . 417
i, if M M 4 I
. 42Q
MM M . M 42
M M M M 4
MM MM 424
M M M M M 42
We make no charges. We indulge
in no insinuations. A ve do not in any
manner connect Mr. Dawson, Republi
can candidate for Senator in this county,
with the "cunning lobyists" which the
Herald declares "infested the halls of
legislation to seduce the mind; of weak
and vascillating member," but be owes
it to the people of Linn County, irre
spective of party, and ;e owes it to his
own honor, to tell explicitly why he was
t in his seat during all the times the
J urnal shows be was absent after this
11 reached the House, and why it was
be made no effort to secure the passage
of this important measure through the
Honse. Did he inspire the Herald ar
ticle for the purpose of trying to shift
the responsibility of the defeat of this
bill from his own shoulders'! These
are important questions, and since the
Republic a organ has made the issue,
Mr. Dawson must mset the facts.
Let him answer.
When Le does "that, thr n
Comes the funny business."
Remembeb Moody voted against
the interest bill reducing fees of
Clerks and Sheriffs two years ago,
and if hp should bo elected Govern
or, he will veto a bill to reduce Clerkgs
and Sheriffs' f;es, if on a should be
passed again this fall. Then let every
body vote for Smith, the unswerving
friend of the people.
Isaac Holman, of Soap Creek, Is
running on the Democratic ticket in
Benton county for Representative.
He is a Democrat of the old school,
an honest and conscientious man,
and will "run like a scared wolf."
RILYfil AND DAWSO.
A Campari! of (kelr legUtaUve Usee Mis
The Albany Herald h aeea fit to
go into the record of one of eur candi
dates for State Senator, and in a col.
umn and a half article claims and un
dertakes to show by misstating the
record, that Mr. Bilyeu neglected to
do hi duty as a Senator from this
Csioty two years ego.
We WW now give our reader the
whole record ef our crwidldate as a
legislator, and by way of comimrison
will also give the record ef one of the
Republican candidates fer State Sena
tor, Mr. S. A. Dawsen :
IHi.tri '- !tacRi
Mr. Btl)uwaaa member
t tho Orvgus btaU Stit
from I .urn County uurtmr
tfcs seaatona of and
ISSW. During ths MMtbn
.( ISSO hp Introduced and
pawn I thrvujh that body
a Satiate It II Se IS, an act
to flu the coiiieitMUott tif
Clerka and Sheriff tu oar
tain CounUa tu lltta Ktate.
Tlit IUII alan pastad the
I1.HI.U an. I bacaute a law.
IAWeu'a SKCtlHtl.
Mr lwonwaaa aietu
ber of Uta llotita Surln
i It aeaaton ol 1MM0. Uur
Iny the entire aaaalon h
only Introduce one 1111,
known a Houaa lull Mn.
an act to ralac the aal
ary of toa County Treaaur
cr ot i .inn fount v from the
win of syoo u the sum nf
itOO kit annum This
bill Mr Dawaon pamied
Uirouah to tta ft nit and
econd readlnj, and had tt
referred to the oomiulltae
ae OouaUs As to what
became af the bill altar
that Um reeor lli net
peak, II. J. 1SS9, .
Lit Mr, Uawaau explain
le the totem af I Inn whr
I ha bill died the aalary of
the Clerk of Uau County
at SIHOU per annua and
tho Sheriff at 12000. Te
law waa aubeauuently de
ciared uncvitaUtUlhtna by
tho supranta t ourt on
SreuuHa aneatiafac.tory to
the bar and to the paople
Mr. Bilyeu aleo, at thai he ahaiuloaad thU SSSSSSM
mi. latroduca d aJeoeaaUla tif he can)
and eecurod the iiataga "f why It waa necaeaa y Is
tu ralaUou ta chattel inert
enaie nui jo. as. au a i riae Mr. Ilruoe salarv
Mr. Itawaouat thle ae
traf ea, making- tSeaa mora
reliable and certain aa aa
cttritle. aad ettaplifytnc
the manner of feroclueliuj
them, and cutting off cueta
arid viueiiaaa in caae at
tun alaw at aue lima mov
ed ta adjourn. Saa H. J.
ISao, pace 143. Tale son
t'tudea his rarord aa a !
laiater ler ls) SStSepSSlksl
doos by hltu an commit
foreclosure. This bill uui ,r.
not com- up tor Dual u tini
tn trie Uaaaa. H. J. of la,
paa-ee t&, M and US.
He alau Introduced and
uccaeded tn paaami
through the Senate It.
Ma. 43, an act to lax
naarlsjaass la the couuite
where the came are record j
od ThU bill met wit can
oUorable SfJfSSeMfW lathe!
seuale, eepecia'ly from tbc
oomotlttea en Aeereamente'
a majority af wbtch were
ttepubllcaas, but Mr. sui 1
yaw, aided by the other
maids af tea bill, aucosad
od tn paaatng It over all
eopaeiUou, but the bill did
out reach trie nual a- lion
in the llousa. Sea Ituuee
Journal 1W0. Vmf Sl.
Mr. Utlyeo alao tutruduc
ad and peer-1 tbiwuh the
SSWSli, S U R U, an
act to amsui t he coda in
relation to appeals la Use
uiatter of taxing cueta by
County Clerks. Tula act
SS in leaded to aUnpiif
he practice In euch sagea
no la reduce the coate an I
cxpaueee uf the eame. Thia
uuaaure did nut cotne to a
dnal veto la the Ilouer,
and banoe did not become
a law.aeaJ.of Mtaaopagxw
si. at. lot and 131.
lis alao Introducad and,
SSSjfjj thraogb the Senate;
a bUi to Incorporate the
toxra af Soda villa ia thu
nntr. Alao atll aa-eod .
'.'i.- the charter of Laba
ooa aad Albany, the1 three
last Oianauned btlla being,;
ef ceuiw, uf local Import
ance, yet raquu-tug much
ab-ir aoi dtirn
This la Mr. !..:-.: raa
or as a tegtalatlor for
VIO, eo far aa tntrodactng
and paasing meaaurea are
concerned. The work done
by him on rofutitlttsas la
vt included.
In addition to the measures above
mentioned as haviagbeea introduced
ndjassed by Mr. Bilyeu, be also,
during the session of 1873, introduc
ed and secured the passage through
the Senate ol 8. B, Nj. 4, an act te
audit and settle the cuims and ex
penses growing out of thelsdian war
of 1873. This bill also passed the
House and became a law.
He also introduced and pissed
through the Senate S. B. N . U, an
act to amend the law In regard to
ike care and keeping of the Insane
and idiotic in this Stale, and to re
duce the charges fer keeping each
insane and idiotic person from i. oU
per week to $". 00 per week. Thh
bill also passed tho Heuse and became
a law. The averago Dumber of in
mo and idiotic persons kept by the
State for the past four years exceeds
300. This measure has therefore
saved to the State of Oregon since its
passage the sum of $150 per week,
or the sum of $7,800 per year, and
for the four years ending (Oct. 13,
1882, this measure will have saved
to the State of Oregon the neat little
sum of $31,200. 00. We therefore
ask tho taxpayers ef Linn Ceunty,
who has done mere as a legislator in
this State during the past four years,
to reduce expenses and lessen the
hardens of taxation, than Hon. W.
It. Bilyeu ? We affirm (hat he has
always voted for the measures that
were In the interests ef the people.
His efforts have been against extrav
agance cf every kind He has Intro
duced no bills to raise the salary of
any officer. He has boon an able ad
vocate of tho people's interests, and
the record shows that Mr. Bilyeu has
stood by every pledge made to
the people. Farmers and laboring
men, if you want legislation in your
wn Interest, vote for W. ft Bilyeu
and the whole Democratic ticket.
TO BBPIBUCASS.
Are you sincere ? Bo you mean to
oppose Chinese immigration 1 If so, can
you vote the Repablican tisket 1 It is
only in the name of Damocracj that you
can oppose this Chinese fraud. Dees
net Pixley, the vote in Congress on the
Chinese bill, and tho Connecticut legis
lature tell you so 1 Wherever the Re
publican party has spoken, it has sus
tained the Chinese against eur people,
We ask honest Republicans if iuis not
their duty now to declare for their own
race 1 True Republican speakers, like
Mallory, tell you the Republicans are
opposed to Chinese immigration aa a
party, but all know Mallory, and know
why be tells this lie everywhere he
goes. He knows it is false, and so do
all ether speakers. They want ofiice
and power, and the means to obtain
them are not essential if only they suc
ceed. We therefore appeal directly to
tbe honest, working voter,and ask him,
be he Republican or Democrat, if it is
not his duty now to meet this issue for
his own sake and that of his country 1
Never leave a crisis for your children
that will debase them, when you can
meet it. The Democracy is the only
refuge.
!. TSWAT
Charlton, Dafis and Bruce knew
that their only show for an t U ctiou
is to create discord in (he I ' rtatir
rank, and to this ond Republican! ar
carrying the word into evert corner nf
the country that Geo. Hiuuphrry'
friind iu Athanv r Swapping atf I o'h
Stewaitand Pet ry for votes fur bin.
W winh to ftimeunco riyht hn t, il
Democracy of thia county that Inere no
in such report-. If thur , we
would ny so, and thread it far and
widf, for w arc just a littln bit Inter
eted in this oursHf. At tMstl two of
lit atote named Republican nidi
dates are guilty of t-!ltn 'liui t:ih and
if we aheuld hoar it again wo hlmll give
tbera a public lecture. Democrats, to
be auccrusftil at this election, muit not
wap. Tho RepublicrtUH arn 0 urect in
their masoning if swapping begins in
eur ranks the whole tickut will be do
feated. Remember this, D.mocr4n,
and guard sgaiiiKt such a un .lrtp.
P. 8 It having boon allege by n
gentleman of Sanihun precinct that
Mr. Bruce was one of tho pen ml en
gaged In circulating ih report, Mr.
B. came te us a few days ag ami de
nled the truth of It, and stated that
while talking with the gentloman
about "scratching" In tbh city 00
election day be roforre 1 tt) tho S'.it
ticket.
' .a j .i
a i o i.i.i umn.
1. J. Powell 1- Iu Southern On g LM
making the celebrated Watson ptcch
oDCroverand Clndwlck. At K'c
burg Powell w i naked why h umde
the statement which ho know were
false, aud the MCtl fare a very
different result. Bt 11 111,1 nut
know. He was Hkcd whit pmrtl
provided for the bonded delrfi he
said he did not know, but; added
that ho got tbf speech from Mr. K ir
hart. This If oxcellent on J' trh irt.
If 1'owell wa worth tho powtlor we
would like to turn him Insldo out.
As it Is wo will only aik If Mtlf Is Dot
tho Poweli who appraised tho land"
in Salem ns County School Superin
tendent en which tho Democratic
board mado loan for which It lm
been abued without nieasurj.
Powe ll should feci proud of hi mis
sion In abusing timer ami Chad wick
for losing money on hi appraisement.
Powell deserves more thau thl, but
we all know the chap.
eUMraaxi iidh mt.To.
An item of eur is quotad in last
weak' Herald to hor that Mr. 'barb
tin ahould be e'eei I Sh ouf Wlut
we said of Mr. C. i true, he ha collect
eJ up tbe Use welt, bat Um njatrie
tor of the Herall would prbtbly nev
er have kuown it bd they no". sn it
in the Demockat. Mr. Ottarlton hal
gooil tear for collecting tax, and o
tiavo no doubt (fo Uurnpbrey could
have done tbe eollcti:ig jut as well.
Mr. C. iaagwtdmtu, an i our ('mven.
tion did just ss w aid tby would
have to ''rustle around and find a
goed man to beat bim." Mr. lltiaij.h
rev can collect tsxes as well as Mr. C.
anil when it come to tbe other bovi
ne pertsiiiing to the BkstiaTl oflije, be
can excel him, snd none cf the legsl
fraternity of tbi city will diupute this
fact, it matter rot what their j. -litics
are.
in m - .
tbk as.
As the time shortens lewsru the day
of the election tbe oppott unity for
frauds becomes more probable. There
fore look out for lies cf every kind frera
tbe enemy. A oou as he thinka they
cannot We answered, ho will be eu tbe
ground with hi budget of tbem, plsus
ble and wicked. Democrats, be on tbe
leek out and meet thi.i scheme, if oiler
ed, with the club it deserve. The
time b come when these lie recoil
on those who practico there. A csndi
date is game, and in shooting at him
he should havo s how for his lifn. This
is principle and no good hunger will ev
er kill hi gsmo without giving it a
chance for its life. The cowardly pup
py whp would pring lies at tho last
moment is low enosgh to do anything,
rob, steal, or catch trout with a net.
Tun news from all part of the State
is of tbe most cheering kind. Kvory
where Democrat are' united and work
ing like heaven. Democrats have net
been so well organized, nor in better
werking condition since the memorable
campaign of 1863 thvi they aro to-day,
while Republicans in nearly all tho
counties are torn to pieces by factional
strife. Iu Marion, Yamhill, Washing
ten, Multnomah and other counties
they are fearfully disorganized and de
feat stares thorn in the face. We would
say to our Democratic friends in view
of thia bright prospect, let us gird on
our armor and enter tbe contest with
the determinatien to win, for victory
surely will perch upon our banner on
the fifth of June.
It has only been a yai ur two hince
Hon. W. R. Bilyeu defeudad tlis j.re
prietora of the Herald in a libul suit,and
although he had hard work in clearing
tbem, snd was never paid his fee, it
seems they have not proGte l by their
experience.
The Herald started uch an audac
ious and bare-faced lie upon Plon. W
R. Bilyeu last wsek, that any ctate
ment it hereafter makes in regard to
any candidate will be believed only by
fools.
Subscribe for the Democrat.
to i: km i 1 1 - or ijs.v i ot fttft.
Word huvii g been reeelrcd hero that
Republican eimibtntef and their friend
are now irid t i,,u iy circulating all
ov. tho com. . :4jh report that wm am
uniting srrangemi its to swap cch
ihefCiirat the eomln election, ;rnl
that Jus II. y w i t i alto be tradrtl
o HI v i , wo titltb tlii:, method tf sjs
nying tho tiu'.h df u?h reperti, No
SU .'ll ';tii;i will Iki tike i ,y i:i.n r f
us, nT our friends ni- oaatlened to
keap out of all Silcli cembill I'ion, us tho
result w mid an rely be the dsjleat of the
wholo tlgkefc. We pii'pris to hthntl by
the wlioo ticket, and would pr. fur d
feat rati r th.vi to cuter late noy tttali
di'dliOil ii it'iln bit .iiinn.
P (iV.'l 111 MI III'.I.V.
C. II. Stkwaut.
us .: wesiDa ion mi nriuici
Wlii n Sheriff Diostey wont oit of
ofiice, t!io Albany RqjUter, aftct milo.
ji.itg him, spi a'taof Oenrg Humphrey
as f illown:
WetuHV say uf Mi. (hviraio Humph
rey, who li.t tiiU-d tho t.fli of Dct.'y
SaerilTfor ho many yearsi that with his
retirsey tho county loses tin services of
as active, e:li h-nt and capable an oflicer
ss there it in the buninc, and wlm
I nasjn;i.le ln.HtH of Ir-ieiMli u over the
X,'tt'y l,j" to urteeu msnpera u'td
Uf, . ,h oeesllns ! mstisM plaerd iu bis
2 ,r
iu hM. i h i the intleBMO who
ti.ii be:ii no:ii!uatnd by Cat Demo t utic
party for Bhurtff is i t yarded by Re
publican of A!ban win know what
they ii.-e Hjjcakinj; tbout. II ha at
ways been tfileiimt and prompt in tb
discharge of hi duty as Deputy Slut? iff,
inl will uiitke it goxl it .Shi-iilf u f.inn
oottnt i rer had.
Tf :i:ilM..
It ; may Us penaHted to use this
word, n .v h common iu daily t :.vir
tiiti, we will sty tiiat all jelitical .ar
io u?id f.ietion;i aro tumbling to the
Daiiio racy. In Penns; 1 vania the in
eWpeodaal K -j ublicari are fibtiiig the
Stalwarts in open bt'.tle, and the D m
ocrata wi!l loar tho palm frm tins fiold.
Itflana, iu )e r 1 stronghold of Rc-publi-i'ii-t
n, it t-ucUiitg to the D.moc
ra-y. And Be II la in very Suite
where elect! KM bavo been hail, large
Dom m ratia fains have leeu nude. The
I'hinete fiauds on our laborers is tum
bling th m t the Democracy. The
spit it of ralbrak in this pjBiifTtjIar t
Krowii g a-.. I tmnh'.ing bs iln UhofCf
In hi D iii K-iatic sfr mbold. And on
the 5th of June nst th Republican
party iu Qtrgm will tumble to the Du
mocracy and givo the latter a ,'ctory
that will gratify the hatd worker in
ur own 8:ate, and the laborers all ov
er the iTbfted States. All kail Oregon.
. i. r.iiv ub ot Salem knew that
Mr. I.'.o-li'v. wlto hn charge of tbe
OBSS4lsxotioffl of n Insane Aayl'ttn, went
to California laat v ir'r for hi health
au I Was I r. W0 BXMtbl and a half,
having a physician along with him from
Sulsui, nn I tet when he returned
"Rockv" Barbari allowed bim $ per
day fwr a'l the time bo wai gojie. Thii
i true an 1 Mr. Ksth.trt will net denv
it. Thu five hundred dollar oi the
people's iuoiey was aquandered to enable
Boot! i by to take a tup for his health at
jiub-ic ex pen He. "I'Um taxpayers and
farmci hbould emphatically coii'ltinn
suck conduct el the polls, and we hrar
of many llupubiicai-'i who declare th ir
intention to do it.
ORCMIIOV
So ., May 7th, 1832
EJ. b .! u:
la yaurleeuc .f Ajirll Sal I noUceat an artic le in re
Cr la tajeeJf Utat l a aiiuare tuUrcurraetitaUun of
rte, aatl I aak ol yuu Ute ttiuileae ol t raply ia the
way of carre -Uaiie at th tt error. Is the flret place the
trie,rat;iiii frmnthi prarinrt were nut InalnicUU at
all nar wjold revaieenuite. As for iwomlneiu ltaub!i
1 4S efiar say analp, n on knowt at ein h men. aitl
si lor ewearins I tloit thin lbutti-aii uaa euch
lan.-ii 1-,, there(re ploaaj k. ti. puhlicit ti.r-.n.!.
your i' i ,. i ait eSM
A. Q Ciitttsssv.
VS cheot fully give place to Mr.
CbrisBiau'a letter, but at the same time
maintsin that what we ssii was sub
taatiallv truo. We heard with our
own ear Uiublicana growling because
Mr. 0. "weut back" (si thoy calUd it)
on Johnson. Besid this we know of
Republicans after hi fcalp, if he don't,
snd the returns in June will show it.
No ; Republican don't swear, but we
knew some of tbem who can equal any
Domrcrat when it comes to cursing.
NOT SO.
I have been Informed that cortain
persons have beeu circulating; the re
port that Geo. Humphrey aud myself
had entered Into an agreement where
by, it was undorstood that if he,
Humphrey, was elected Sheriff of
Llun eounty, that he would appoint
me his deputy. I wish te state that
the story is falho, that there is no
agreement between Mr. Humphrey
and myself in regard to tho deputy
ship or otherwise; that I would net
except the deputyshlp under any
coiiHlderatiom ; that I Intend to fco
to my ranch at Fish 'Lake as soon ss
tlu hmo will permit and any person
iraveling over the mountains will
find ine theie rady to furnish the
bes: facet mmodationsto travolersfer
a fair compensation. Yes, even to
the persons who have been so busy
in circulating this false report.
UeMIYE. BUIIMKKTF.R.
r at At. nutK.
Bachelors Hall has become a total
wreck and its few members are now
scattered te the four corners of the
globe. Dick has left fer parts un
known. Rov is meandering1 around
in the far distant hills. Charley is
seen no more under the lone oak.
Steve is hunting for better pastures.
Ralph still visits Soda Springs for
his health and is trying to locate. Char
lie R. has not been seen since tho
last issue ef the Democrat, but will
prepare resolutions fbtf another "old
bach" boon. Tommy.
OORBESPONDENOB
ms imn neTCA.
I.BMAjfoX My 24th, 1H82.
I ' l ttumerttt. i
The insi4og of tbe citizens to detrr
mino wheMier it would be ndvinable to
celebratO th fourth of .July was well
atlenrle.l. It wus un Oiiinoii-.ly decided
toot h'l. i, tie tho ilny in ginou stvle and
the ufuel eooittiUteee were aajjestited tt
V ehfl l the luatter. Tho p -ople
of iti: ctiiu.ty are Oordiaily invited tu
he prerent nl wiih(;iit tlouht it grni
tims will be bad.
The itistiy t'iii-4iU of Mr, R, D-na a
learnin that on last Wedresday wh
hi ' irthday wade a ;o m i iuh ia the
eve:. in,' upon him bringingClong i vin
presents ef a memento oftlm event.
The evening was passcil in social ebat
followed hy a sup' r luuch, in which
ell partieipated with grea. d-ui of
pleasure.
Homo twe weeks a 'o .John D uaca
and .i .n in; . Put man, of Sweet Floma
K')t iu'o a little duiciUy. Kiom words
they got into idowrt uutl in the fight in,
same way ot oile r l'utinsn r;ot hold rt
Douses m httlo fi iei on his left hand
and bit it o tiiat it a faw day ago
bad to bo am; mi titled iu eider to Have
hi life. A warrant of arroht has been
sworn out Mi l Putniau will be ttied for
mayhem hufore Justice Smith ef Lek
anoo.
Art-urding to previous aoiiointment
W. II. Holmes Esq., al V, Q, p,,MI
were on hitml anJ hel I a joint discus
sion on tbe political issues of the dat
Th attendance wa rather small. Mr.
Helmes eejeoed the discussion in a very
thia aud creditshle way and Wa fel
lewed hy Judge Piper in a rather pleas
teg address, Peihsieakvra were at
leiitively listened to and without di
paragiaag Judge Pparia the lst. Mr.
Holme iu bi current and forcible Man
net- clearly showed that he wss in every
war well cllculated for the position for
whitli be is running. In tbe evening
K. K. Kkipwerlb addressed a very lrge
crowd.
The little fJka but ween the ages of
I ane IU to the number of about twenty
had a picnic on last Saturday. The
following wa the program arranged by
them and carried out to the letter.
Willie Cowan Marshal of the day.
1 Hinging by all.
1' Speech by Kva CoWan.
J Sng -by Ore P.alUrd.
4- Speech by Frank ie Ralston.
." Singing by ell.
6 Dinner.
7 Stoging.
Speech by Walter Miller.
l Vocal duett by Ore Ballard aud
Kva Cowan.
10 Speech by Hob M ntgue.
1 1 Siugi&g.
It is needless to say whet Urge folk
hmced to be present e:jye 1 ' tbe ex
nrcise immensely.
Mr. A. Compton and family started
for i ho e.a-t to join BsM hoshand. Thev
will pichahly remain sil the mmmer.
Hon. 1, IC.liaa i quite feeble snd una
ble to be s round. There is some fear
that he may not recover.
Charles McDonsld, engineer, was
mad hfcppy last Mondsy morning. It
is said he whiatled and blowed st every
crossing aud that a hage mil covered
bis countenance, all on account of
little fctrl at hi bouse. Mrs. Mc
and hahy d -ing well. I.sn.
wai r.r.ri bli ta sm. crt. ion
jnim
jKri ; uit s, Hay ih
I.'diior I ctnon a'..
Scidng that 'ur p.er Lako Mde
la fivor (f fiVkfj 1 1 orers and me
taVMslOI MiT-ilnst t orperalioos and rapi
tsllstfl, I r-lr to say that I have
been looking into tho matter a t
vthotn farmers, IsbSffStl tad mechan
ics should voii' fer, for OnVinwt, and,
aith.UKh I h ive heretofore voted the
ItSpMbllSta ticket, I ahall vote for J.
8L Smith and for tbe following reas
on. Two yoais ago we made our
candidate for the legislature on bath
sides promise to pass a bill to reduce
Interest un money and te reduce feet
of Clerks and .Sheriffs. Both ol thee
bills weru Introduced aud passed.
Mr Moody was a member of the Leg
islature and worked and voted against
both of these bilis. Unfortunately
lhtbill to reduce fees of Clerks and
Sheriff lias been declared unconsti
tutional and henco another bill will
be Introduced and will doubtless pass
this fall and If Meody should be elect
ed Governor ho would veto the bill,
tat'caoso he is opposed to low salaries.
I am further informed that Moody is
a banker aud money lender and has
close business relations with the O.
ii. Si N. Co., ami hence he !s net
tho kind of man I want for Governor,
and for thin reason myself and many
other Republicans in Marion ceunty
will vote for Smith, whom vo per
sonally knew to le honest, upright,
capable and aluve all the un9inchiag
friend of the people.
Faumeb.
Ta I talara t 1. mm Conaly.
Hesrlbg a tumor e'uo?rning the
official iategrity of ;eo. Humphrey
while acting as Deputy Sheriit during
my term I take this opportunity to say
tliitt I know him to bs au honest, eon
Bcieatiou man in basiatss and emi
nent l well qualified for th position te
wh ch he aspires.
Dated at Albany this 2."th day ef May
1882.
I. . Dickey,
Kx -Sheriff of Linn Co.
BKSIIKU IHOM IkkVATM.
The following htatetnent ot William J.
t'ouuiilin, of Somerville, Mas., in so re
markable that we bej to ask for it the at
tention of our readors. Ho say : "In the
fall of 1870 I was taken with a violent
bleeding of the lung followed by a severe
ceugh. ' I soon began to lose my appetite
and flesh. I was no weak at one nine that
I could not leave my bed. In the summer
of 1877 I wuHadmirted to theCity Hospital.
While thero the doctors said I had a hole
in my left lung as big as a half dollar. I
expended over a hundred dollars in doc
tors aid medicines. I was so far gone at
one time a report went around that I wa
dead. I gave up hope out a friend told
me of Dr. W m. Hall'- llalsam for the
lunus. I laughed at mv friends, thinking
that my case was iucuraDle, but I got
boil l.i to satisfy tbem, when to my sur
prise and gratification, 1 commenced to
feel better. My hope, once dead, began
to revive, and to-day I feel in better spit its
than I have the past three yearr.
"I write this hoping you will publish it.
so that every one afflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced to take Dr. Wm.
Hall's Balsam for the lungs, and be con
vinced that consumption can be cured. I
have taken two bottles and can positively
say that it has done more good than al
the other medicines I have taken sine
ray sickness My cough has alraos t e
tirely disappeared and I shall soon be ab
to go to work." Sold ty diufgitts.
HARVEST
; "k
my,
V IS
.again at the front with a large lot of
FARM I M PLE M E T 8.
Call and see cho
CHAMPION LIGHT MOWER,
CHAMPION NEW MOWER,
MCCORMICK'S MOWER,
TIGER HAY RAKE,
BUFFALO PITT'S THRESHER AND HORSE POWER.
and the
MCCORMICK HARVESTER AND TWINE
BINDER
GREATLY IMPROVED FOR 1&6-
I am also receiving a large stock of carriages.
Three and I'our Hpx'intf CarHageH,
Pltatiorm Spring: Carriai s?
I5nyru with and withcut Topw,
Oregon Ila-clae.
THE
CELEBRATED BAIN WAGONS
always on hand.
The Thomas Smoothing: Harrow,
one of the best implements for pulverizing the soi
and cultivating growing crops, just received-
I AM CONSTANTLY receiving something new in labor sav
ing machinery, and am prepared to quote prices and terms
that will pay farmers to examine the above machines and judge
of their merits. Everything folly guaranteed or no sale. A)l
the above on exhibition at my warehouse, Second St-Albany.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
Hollows FJIIeaass Ointment.
Wre -as of Humanity.-Indiscretion of
Youth. No oejrrt la more soul attpeiling
than the premature sensibility ef youiL,
daily wiineaMxl among tba ftabituoa of
our
' pujjlie promenadea, where may
the terrible result of tiiseaae in
ba
its
most friabtfui forms of tha ehatiy an 1
oantlaveroua wreck ef manhood, the de
luded victims of unprlnclpal couue'rela.
who, by pernicious nostrums, bave im
prf(iuaeu the systems of their unauepect
ing; and eontidtng patienta with mtnersj
rxinons. For all ulcera and impurity of
blood oansequent upon such imprudextiep,
Hoiioway' iiil and and Ointuiaat are
powerfully efficacious, beina composed
of rate balsam aud Teetabifa that ars
antaironiatlc to all diaordeia of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virua in the body
TksaJ contain not a particle ef mm-ury or
other mineral poison. 191
1 trrAirrCa utiss.-Xone aro qonuio
unloaa the signature of J. 1 1 aT dock, sur
rounds each bex ef Fills and Ointment.
Boxes at 9J cents 61 cents and l each.
JaT- There is considerable smTing by
taking the larger sizes.
JiotxowAT at Ce., Now York.
6yl.
- a
Strayed or Stolen.
A bright red yearling heifer, a era be
tween Devonsfcire and short born, etraved
or stolen from my place near Roberts
iino-ge Murln Ine last week in April.
Un the left ear waa an upper slope and au
under -l it.
Anyone giving information tkat will
lead to ber recovery will be suitably re
warded, add ream
W. F Bsrrows,
Shedd Station.
ALBANY
e
MARBLE
WORKS,
STAIGER BROS. Prietors
ALBANY. OREGOMV
MONUMENTS, TABLETS,
AMD
HEADS rONES
Executed In Italian or Vermont MartXe.
Alao, every variety of cemetery and
ether atone work done with neatness and
dispatch.
Special attention given to order from
all parts of this State and Washington
Territory,
jaVAU work warranted. 17:42
SODAYILLB ON TOP.
Here you will flnd L, B, Carter's grocery
store, whioh includes groceries of all
kind
CANDIES, NUTS, TOBACCO, CICARS,
TINWARE, PALENT MEDICINE,
snd in fact lmost everything, excepting
dry goods. Call and see me aad yon
will go away well pleased.
Remember I ,
Ii. B. CARTER.
New Photograph Gallery.
E. Kraft, late of San Frrancisco. will
.s7op!7jinb
of Nolan's, for a short time. All in want
of nrat-cTass'TycTk'TaT
dated ati moolrate)rices"M
sample of work. Satisfaction guaranteed
OF 1882.
mam. mmmKWmmw m
lew vrarcazt tsz
fftS.
It will be apparent to any one who
will examine a solid gold wateh. Lb at
aside frera tb neccseary tbiekueas for
engraving and polishing, a large pro
portion ot tiie precious metal esed is
needed only to stiffen and held tbe en
graved portions in plan's, and supply
tke necessary solidity and atrergt .
The surplus gold 1 actually needles
so far as utility and besmty are con
cerned. In Jame Boss' Patent Geld
Watch Cases, this waste of precious
meial is overcome, and the sasae solid
ity and strength produced at from eee
third teese-bslf ef tbe usual cost of
solid case. Tbi pieces is ef the meet
simple nature, a-, fellows : a plate ot
nickle sempesition metal especially
adapted tu the purpose, ha two plate
nf selid gold se Isle red ene en eacb side,
Tbe tin ee are then passed between
polished steel rollers, and the realt ia
atrijs ef heavy plated enmpesitiea,
from which the cases, backs, centres,
bezels, etc, are cut and shaped by sui
table dies and formers. The gold iu
these eases i sufficiently thick to ad
mit of all kinds ef chasing, engraving
and euamelling ; the eugra.ed cases
hare been carried until wera perfectly
smoeth by time and use withost re
moving the gld. This i th only ease
mads with twe plates of solid gold and
warranted by special certificate.
For sale by all Jewelers. Ask for
Illustrated Catalogue, aad to see war
rsnt. yror to.it t ei ch.
If you are suffering with a severe congh,
cold, asthma, krouchitu, hay fever, con
sumption, loss f voice, tickling in the thn at
or any affection of the throat or lungs, use
Dr. king Xew Discovery for Consumptu n.
This is the great remedy that is ceasing se
much excitcmeut by its wonderful cares,
caring thousands of hopeless cases. Over
One million bottles ef Dr. King's New Dis
covery have been used within tke last year,
and have given perfect satisfactioa is every
iastancer We can unhesitatingly say that
thia is really the only sure care for throat
and lung affections, and can cheerfully rec
ommend it to alL Call aad get a trial bottle
free of cost, or a regular size for $1.00. For
ale by
Fofthay aud Mason, wholesale agents Alb,
ay ; D. Morris, Scio ; Dr. L Foley, Leba
non ; Dr. J. M. Powell, Lebanon ; D. M.
Calbreatte, Baena Vista ; Reafetto sad Mon
tague, Jefferson ; O. H. P. Cornelias, Tur
ner ; R. A. llampy, Harrisburg j S. $.
Hayes, Halsey ; Damon Smith, Halsey ;
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
BOLIVIAN'S PAD,
FOB
LIVER,
THS
Stomneh,
Kidneys.
I Um only safe and reliable reoaed y for
Malaria in all its
INCLUDING
Type.
CttUia, Fevers, Dull Aching Pains, Remit lent and ia
tsinuttent revers, Dumb Afrue, JJiatretaing
Ueadsches. No pad i i the world
Like Dr. Uolt&ana. It annihil
ates Liver Complaint,
Dypeiwia and Bil
iousness. Thii la th only ku turn rstneiy that poUvly sx
pels every vestLg ot maUriai taint trotn the systess
vMthuu'. cudarujering- healUk
Prof. Dr. A. Loomis says : It is nears s universal
panacea than anything in medicine. Thia is done on
tha principle of absnrpUon, ol which Dr, M nan a
Pad is the only genuine and true experiment.
For all KIDXKY TKOI BLE use Dr. Uoraasa'
Renal or Kidney Pad, tbe best remedy in tbi- worl
au -oommor.ded by tbe medical faculty.
BEWARE OF BOtTS PADS.
Each genuine Holman Pad bears tbe PRIVATE
BtEYEM K STAMP ot the Holman Pad Co., with
th.) above trade mark printed in green. Buy. none
withont it,
FOB SALE BT ALL BBl'CGISTS.
Dr. Holman ' advice is tree. Full treaties sent free
on application. Address
HOLM AX PiB '.,
144 Broadway, Hew York
P. 0. Bex 21U 16-50