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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1888)
Daily Democrat. NATIONAL IH-MOCRATIl ;TH KKT. Pr Pr a.i jat-3 J-iViK -V.EV a. I VU.il Ne i Yuri or via PrMiJent-ALLE (J. TUCKUAN. ol Ohio. FrIT.i! i;Tit ! Ps-Wl- V. B. BIuYKl . of Linn rounty. W 11 E KIN' IKit, of M'lllrvmnh county. E. B. SKlPWUKfil, of I'onluu, count. Ai TO -MOXKKYIMi.' The Herald of yesterday morning y : "A very irregular piocess of contet :ng an election is going on at ".ie Court Hous..'. At the instance of judge Whiiney.vho was defeated for the o.ike of Courty Judge last June,a little partv of demoo-ats, consisting of T. J. Stiles, editor of the Democrat, W. R. Bilveu and Judge Whitney, together with Judge BlacUburn, met in the coun'v court room vesterday morning ?nd insti tuted an election count of their own. They deserve c.-edit, perhaps, for permitting Mr. Blackburn to be present. They proceeded to take the ballo.s from the clerk and af ier unsealing them entered upon a count of the same, etc " This mean, contemptible insmua ion is intended ;oand does convey the 'dea that the "edi.or of the Democrat" had assumed to manipulate the ballots cast fo' CounLy Judge. Nowforthefacis : On last Sail". -day Judge Whitney informed the "edi .or of the Democrat" that he and Judge Blacl -burn had agreed 'o recount .lie ba'lols cv t for County Judge, as allegations ?nd slate menu had been made that many misir'-.e-in the various par:s of the couniy had been made in the cojnt. The "editor of the Democrat" stated tojude Whi-.iey tiirt he would like lobe present at the count. OT course as a newspaoer man the "ediior c t the Democrat" desired to get the result of their count. Judge Whitney said it wrs all right and that he would like to have the "eiitor" totally the coi'nt. Of course the "editor" would do this, as that was what he Intended to do for himself. Now this was a".l the ' ejitor" h?d to do in making up what the Herald calls a "returning board." The Herald says "they proceeded to lake the ballots from the clerk and after unseal ing them,entcrcd upon acount of the same.'' Now the truth is that Mr. Blackburn him self went to the clerk's office and carried the ballots into the county court room, and unsealed them and read them off and allied them. If there was ii rei'la,-,.'y o.- oome- hing worse, as the Herald vaguely inti mates in the proceeding, Judge Blackbu. n was chief in i', as he did mote of Jie "mon keying," (whatever that choice word may mean,)than any one else. The whole article of the Herald was written in that dramatic style as though something clandestivcly revolutionary was going on. "They pro' ceeded to take the ballots from the clerk," says that paper with a half hidden innunen do that force was used to get possession of them. The "editor of the De.mocrat"w.-s not present when Judge Blackburn obluined the ballots in the clerk's omce,but ft is easy to imagine the affable manner with which he asked permission of the clerk to take the ballots to the County Judge's room, and to see politeness scintillating from every point of the clerk's physiognomy as he granted the privilege. The Herald man talks as e i expert about "monkeying business," and it is evident that no man is better qualified both by nature and habit to exoatiate upon the business than he. The effort of the Herald to connect the "edi.or of the Dkm ocrat" with instigating the recount 'a characteristic of him. We had no mote to do in instigating that recount than the Herald man had. SMALL SENATORIAL POLITICS. The Senate Committee has agreed o re port Melville W. fuller's n-Tnc to the Sen ate without any recommendation ei'hc favo-ing his confirmrtion o - reommend injj his r'i'cc.ion as Chief-Jrs "ce c" the Uni.ed Slates. A motion to repor. in favor of con rma ion wa-defeat in the com- tniteebya ctrictp. .-y vo'- Eve .. . Ed- unds, Inj,.-lis, Hear mdWiUo.i in te neg. live and Prgh, Cokc.Vc t and Geo e in the rmrma'ive. The report of the ratne w. hout 1 "com mendation exposes the hand of ,'ie m jo '. ly. They fear to t. ke he d'r.ct ic pon: bility be'ore the people of driving tbs Chief-Justiceship into polices and Lcep'ng the hijjh office vacant rs a pat tp.' e :o be scrambled for in the Pre ..identirl e'" ion. ,So they repc... "ie nameof M .Ft 11- er to the Senate in the epc;ation that procrast'nat'on ?nu the pi.ver of mrch'.ie poli.'cs will prevent coniirmatton be'o e the adjournment. If the republican majoiity of the commit tee had anv hone rerson to beVeve ?Ir. Fuller an impropcrand und'.i able p: to fill the highest judic'al ofli.-e in 'he le- public they would be derelict indo'y and fal:2 to their oaths in failingto recommend his rejec ion. Genereal Ben Harrison's argument for the Republican policy of e-.trac.ing r-H the revenues from the waj,cs of labor by laying taxes on the workinj, man's clothe and o. ti er necesaries, instead of laying them on the incomes of piillipnarics monopolies and toll-taking col point ions, Is thils quoted f -oni one of his speeches by one of his sii;i,o.t ers : "I cannot find myself in synipal.iy with this demand for cheaper coats, w hich seems to me necessarily to involve a chcip er man under the coat." General Ha-ri-son's theory Is that labor is e'evated and benefited by indirectly ta::ing its wages, but every kax on the income of the invest ed capital of the multi-millionaires, who have to go to Europe to spend their sur plus, he denounced and opposes as confis cation or communism. The adoption by the Republicans of the Americans flag, in handkerchief form' as a set-off for the old bandana, may be rcsen cd, and with good effect. Already veu may hear the celebrated order of General Dix paraphrased and the use of the Stars and Stripes as a handkerchief rcproha ed In the words : "If any man dares to blow his nose on the American flag, smash him on the snoot." It is not elegant lnrgusgc, but indicates a readiness to defend the use of the bandana and check the use of the American flag for a similar purpose. It has been nearly si weeks since Ore gon went republican, and yet the blessed advance in the price of wool that was to fol low a republican victory has with stupen dous stuliborncss failed to materalize. Wats a' matter? lust bv wav of practice the Repub'.1 i organs are claiming every .h'ng for Har.N son and Motion, while .he Demc; .c o -gansare demonstrating to a cet.aln v the re-elec'ion of Cleveland by ira lif it laiorilirs. Of course the" do not c':'e.ve themselves and they do net dc e-ve iher readers. Every camnflgn hotn-bloue.- in the land knows that the cler .ian w 1'. L ; c cidedbythe vo e of four S now York, New Jersey, Indiana anU Co in . '- cut tnd any eimpte of the rsult no v is meie speculation. ?fll VUJV E FITTI I hftye just rtceivf-d tin ii.vticoof the cfcltrfttfd Judge Ashbcl Neland, o. many ye.".rs Judge of the Probate Court of M'nnie , oil and a ne ed repub'ican l: de of thai state, has announced that he will vo?e for Cleveland and Thurnan. The man who approved and endo.! the Infamous proceedings of the unsavory returning board of 1876,07 which the pres idency of the United States was stolen from the j$cople,ought to hide his face in shame the rtmainder of his da vs. McLaughlin, Practical Tailoria;. Summer and fall ftaita had nauU in anv style a speciality. Cleaning and repairing promptly attended to, lam street, Albany, Oregon. I am now receiving my spring and summer i ress goods. Call early and secure barga ns W. F. Read. New embroidery juat received at W F Head's Ho, to the Mountains. The undersigned is prepared to make regular trips with spring hack from Leb banon to all points on the W, V. C, M R. between Lebanon and Fish Lake. All parties desiring to avail themsol ves of this means of reaching the mountains will call on, or address the undersigned at Leban on, Charges reasonable. L. K. Brooks, MRS. B. HYMAN, next east of S. E, Young's, Albany, Or Cutting and Fitting a Specialty, STAMPING" OUTFITS, AND STAMP ING DONE TO ORDER. LESSONS IN PAINTING, Wednesdays and Thursdays of each week, and painting done tooiderton plaques and other material, Nicn avfortnrpnt ofArtist m.i!.iri.i. .uan'1. rrv. a r 1H0MPS0S IjLOVE r IITING UMI, one cf (be oIJet,t ire! noit rtlill nihke kt:own. I alto keep a full aerorimenl The Hall's Coil Spring Health Corse. Or. Warner's Health Corset, BeBidea a full line of FRENCH WOVEN CORSET and cor-eta varying iu price from 50 cents to $3.00 each. I keep ext a sizes and hngtha cf abdominal, nursing, and Mio-rs corsets, and everything ii waists for children and Missel'. Samuel E. Young. I have bought Rnd furnished the SCIO FLOURING MILLS with new machinery, ranking flour by the Full Roller Process. 'J'lia mill is now running anil I can furnish -lie best of flour and feed at reasonable rates. I in tend to run ifv mill in such a manner that nono can go aay duuuisfietf. Give me a call. E. GOIN, 1'ioprielor Scin Mills RedCrownMills ISOM, LAXXIXG & CO., PROPU'S. SKW FROCEM FLOCS SfPF.KIOn FOB FAMfMSS A.H) BAKEKS CSE. BEST STOUAG'-' FACILITIES. Highest Price in Caah fo Wheat THE PLACE. By all means call on 5arker Brothers, Successors to John Fox, Jtr your Groceries, Produce, Baked Goods, Etc., Etc, Their goods are the best and their prices reasonable. JULIUS JOSEPH, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars AND DEALER IN FOR THE LADIES Bargains in Millinery, FINE TRIMMED EATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS.RIBBONSIACES, PLUMES, SATINS, VELVETS, ETC., At Very Low Figures. ThfiMA (r-Aftrla milfrrn an nm Aal J get first choice, MRS. E. !, O'CONNER FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST C.gar8,P!ugannSiiiol(iiig Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Bitar Pipes, and a fnli lineofSmokEra' Ariieles, Alsodealeil CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next door to Burkhan, A Koeney's Having dci.led t-, clore out oubusineFg here, we will sell our ENTIRE STOCK -OF- L W Portrait Photographer. Stuni.) corner Stcond aud Kerry Streets nar Opera llmie. Uround Hi ir. Chl'dren'a pisturs a i-pcelalty, LBANY. . . 0REG01. New and Second Hand Store Owing to Iho Increased demands ofour businoss we have keen compelled to more Into a larger store and wo can now be found next door to S, E, Young, whert we will be pleased to see our natrons. If you need any stores, furniture, .tinware, crockery, cloaks, carpels, pictures, (fruit (am, trunks, books, roller skatos, saddles saws, pianos, oto end a thousand dif ferent and uso articles you can not do bettor this sid3 ef San Fransi im n, - can do with ns on a purchase or exchange, L. COTTLIEB, 123 First Stroot.Ulbany.'Or. Oil thing, Famishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, At Cost ! Those wishing barnim, will call early before the sieslc is brokon, m these goods m"s'. he sold within the next 00 days. C. B. Roland & Co. C, J.D1XLOX, WHOLES.VLU MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE, FRANCIS PFEIITER, PROPRIETOR OF Albany Soda Works. And Manufacturers of CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, nut, lr,i;,reu LO pen at WI1UIW sale, always fresh and pure at Portland linoof Keep iun nuts ana Tropical Fruits, OUR CIGAR AND TOBACCO department is comVr, We keep the jrery finest atoek of a'uokijftand chewing .obacoo, meerschaum and brier plpos that a delight to smokors,
