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Newspaper Page TextTHE STATE CONVENTION, ski: m: uk TWO MEN AND ONK HOY DEMOCRATIC PLATt'OI.31. The following ii the platform adopted at J'oi Hand, April 2o, 192: The democratic parly of the state of Qre (onf in convention assembled, renew their pledges lo the principles unon which the democratic party is founded; rer.icmbclng mat they represent a party not created by pol- l icai expediency or depend for existence up on temporary success. Lut coeval with the con. ititution, nnd adhering throughout its history to the principles of that instrument . First AVe reaffirm the doctrine cf the democratic national platforms of 1SS4 and lSSS, ndorsed by the popular vote in those years and so over whelmingly ratified by the popular verdict in the conoression.il election of iSno. nnd noint with pride to the administration of Giover Cleveland, as exemplifying Hie embodiment of those principles in practical government af fairs and condemn the wanton extravagance of the bi: lion-dollar congress, whereby the surplus of the. people's money has been squandered. reconu we arraign the party i.i power for its utter disregard of nil the pledges made to the people, whereby its as cendency was secured at the last national election; and especially do we condemn the McKinley bill as the blighting iniquity of, the ge, TARIFF REFORM DEMANDED. Third - We declare our unfaltering nthc ,ence to the cause of tariff reform, holding that th policy of favoritism pursued by the republican party in general legislation is suL rersive of the principles of justice, equality aud democracy, and deny the ripht of the KUTcimuciib iu icvy a piuicLiivc luriii except the expenses of the government economically administered, or for any consideration save those of public welfare; we demand such a revision of ths tariff laws as will entirely eliminate from their operations personal, class 01 &fjciiui nncicsi wuii u view iu securing me Fourth We believe in honest money, the goii una suver coinage 01 uie constitution and in a currency convertible into such coin age without loss, and of sufficient volurre to meet all the demands 01 the peop e; we de- mni-I tlint all mnniiu fni no, rr iucn.i.l K.. tl.. United States should be of equal monetary vaiue, ana or equal purcnasini; power lor the . :l ), tt,.i ii him uiiu me jiwi, mm mat (vii j'iipcr turiciicy issueo uy uie government snouid be receema- M in either .;iV of ,1.. of the holder, and not at the discretion of the FENSION LEGISLATION. Fifth The gratitude of a gencous people and s. wise national policy Jalike demand that the government should provide with liberal hand for the wants of those vho suflered by wounds and disr.ve in the late war, and like wise of such dependent persons as were de prived of Ihtir natural protectors and sup porters, liut it should be remembered that we have already been liberal beyond prece dent in the civilized world, and we do insist that in legislation and administration touching pension a Hairs, regard be had to honorable past service and present meritorious necessity. Vf n.Pnmml In nil mitnr .1--"... no distinction between the veteran in the field and the camp-follower in the rear as involv- 1 K 1. 1 i wiunt: irj uie soiuier anu wanton u attic oi the people money. Sixth We favor the adoption of on amend ment to Ihe federal constitution providing (or the election of senators by a direct vote ot the The democratic state convention In Portland this week was a notable gather- i.m in many respects. The lari?e number of delegates, (and the few proxies,) present was remarKed by many. The large nutn bei of active, energetic younr men in the convention was spoken of frequently, and Is proof of what hat frequently been claimed by democrats, that the young men ot the country are rapidly comlni? Into the democratic fold. This niesaies much gjod for the country as well as the parry, ihe large number of able public speakers and the United numbei cf snread eagie naranguers was alto very noticeable, iuc narmony which all, (with a lew ex ceptlons) labored to promote was a char acteilstic of the convention. But the most notable.esneciallv to those who have net closely noticed the drift o public opinion during the last two months, was the overwhelming sentiment in favor of Cleveland. Fully nine-tenths of the del egate present favored the ex-prc-ident. The sentiment too is not of the hem wor ship kind, but on the contiary, wae of the wen-considcrcd, de iberate kind. While this was the sentiment of the convention it refused to instruct Its de.r-t.-ntM fnr f- Cleveland or any one else, thus le&vlmr in the delegation, when they .-hall go to wmtago, mat treedorn of action which Is necessary to an intelligent choir nf M. didate sucecsted bv the mml.Hn j circumstances that they shall obtain whP., the convention convenes. All In all th convention was the most representative anu intelligent democratic- one ever hrl.i in uie state. i'urker Pros, irrocert. F M. French keeps railroad limo. Huy your j;roeenH8 of Farker Bros Apple parers tVr sale at Stewart & S x Fiae'groc-riea at Conn & UvndricarnVi Latest slit et music at Will & Link'. iiew cream uh a inat nA;...j .1. .j - at-wvsicu b V. U1ITAU Moyers. C W Cl.li f..ti .:..... 11:.... m .1. . - j imiu iiuuk, uues lirat class work. E W Anhiftmi VPn i at Portland prices. Stewart & Sox sell the she TI,o tinasflino nttl, I, : :.. .1.. otty at Stewart Si Sox's. . ......U(S mini uviib c;t:.ir at Julius Joseph a, On In f1 y Cnhb. successor to Paisley & Smile v. riitin lilcrlr. for vcnrv.lt ttrint;.... Of all ki.( K l)r M 11 i'Vltq. i.tivau.lr... .n.t b Albany. Oreori. Calls mado In ritv nl country. With lia n.W l.olro t'nnrnA hi hltn nffoi-n nn.l naw B ... 1.U1.H111C10 every thing tiistclassin baked gondj. WfRt'a Penult Stvrun titi linn in 1. tl l Vtona that lifti'liim? nmifh n. t....t . r I't-riuut relief, it is certainly worth a trial. ." and 50 cts. Sold by J A Cummintr. driunri.f FOUND DEAD!. v. .rtl,V I OUR STOCK FOR A N mm Vliilo trying to Crowd then CEYOE & FROMAN BROS Store, where they aiwa have on hand ' .-.f.- v.wvm buulii ui iuiiiami,oi the latest Improved Rilles aifl Shot jimi; an Immense utoclc of Ktslilntj Tackle of every description ; Tents, ., ump snail s anu thousands of other things too numerous to mention in connect Inn wti! ll.a Ui .i uiua, unu one oi '"oeit workmen In the Stale to do any u mi kiiius oi wor Come one Come No rouble to now Roodn "Sn.all prcfil and quick - JO UUI .IHJllO. Pimples. Albany One fact is oeiii!r iliwlnspil nil r,m, country, whiili should nnf lu Ina :i,t r uy tiieilelc-rates to the national coi volition. tl is that win In vcrv niiirw nf (Itn of tlio party have bn oimnsml in f'l.,-nin.i the great masses of the voters of the party, uuo wuo no not mice any very active part in politics, are ardent Cleveland men. The politicians in the nartv will rm..A n. sujiport of Cleveland if noininalml l.i.f tl.. masses can not be driven to the support of a man w iioni tneyilo not desire to seo nom' lumen. NEW AUVK RT) 8 KM EN7 S. rglO KFNT A ham near Urn businoss v.., KJ, m inquire at this office. f.Vm?,-rn ''i'8.0"-7, on Nil Jdiy, Mare A liOth, a gold rinn with a set. i-'indo-p.oase leavo at this olllee. TOU S.U.li-Sooond hau l Packard nriran in A 1 condition. For further r..nu:a van at rosM.nen of w r, ana 4th. " ' "J, "Hen ThO Oltl illoa Of 40 Veir mnn ... .1... ,u inciu trntltlOllS VIri rlni. .n m ....I . . w - "iwu numor," lor which they gavo potajli. Thus all tlio old Sarsa parlllas contain potash, a most objectionable and drastio mineral, that Instead of decreasing, actually creates more- eruptions. Von have no ticed this when taklnc atlmrHam.nhn.inn- ... a .IWIlUUtUHl Joys. It is however nnar L-nnur.. .1 . - - " .uub .uu Hum- ich, the blood creating power, Is the scat ot all vitiating or clcanslti' n.w.nitfn... . clogged by Indigestion or constipation, vitiates tho blond. rpRiiU rif.n,.ln a .1 . , j, vkvii siomacn ana heallhlul digestion purines It and they disappear. cb.uuiu oarsapanua is compounded after Ihf. inniLirn f.l,. - .... . - V ..oumio mo Dowers ana stimulate tbo digestion. The effect Is immediate and mo3t satlslactory. A short testimonial to contrast tbo action ot tbo potash Earsaparillas uu voj a moucrn vegetable preparation. Mrs. C. D. Stuart, of 4C0 Hayes St., S. P., writes: "I havo for vcars bad hwllf-ovflrt,. t , - - . nn u I'lliuiKr Sarsaparilla but It actually caused more pimples to break out 0:1 my fuec. Hearing that Joy's was U111.-1 pieparaiiiin anu aeteu ulllereutly, I tried u 01m 11.0 pimpict luiniciliately dlsajipearcd." 'ft Vegetable Sarsaparilla XJirucst bottle, most etlt-ctive. same iiricc. FOR SALE BY CEO C STANARD ALBANY Is now complete, and comprises the following lines. LADIES AND CHILDREN WEAR Staple Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Embroideries and Plouncings, anises ana aatins, Complete Stock of fhoes, Etc. AND BOYS' WEAR Clothing, Fine Nep-leo'ea Shirts. Working Mens' Shirts, Underwear. Neckwear, Hats and Caps, Boots. Shoes, Etc. MEK Manufacturers o' EAM ENCINES GRIST AND SAW 'SILL MACHINERY IROU AONTS ALL KIKB3 CF HEAVY AND LIGHT WORK, IN IRON AND CRASS CASTIKCS. faWns Made on Short Notiot I... Ku..i.titicc piin.-. iu ue me lowest as compared wun quality Call an 1 examine goods and get prices before purchasing elsewhere If y du wish to'sive No trouble to show noods. "'uney. aw. impson. Julius G radwoW's Bazaar reonlc. Seventh Utini; profoundly iinpre.cd with 1 the conviction thai the chitf pillars of our re puolican form of government are an enlight ened yeomanry and a free and honest ex ercise ol 1 lie elective franchise, we pledge the democratic party of the state of Oregon to the W.U...I sujjpun HiHi iiiiv.nii.eiiciu 01 our com. mon crltnnl M's'rni! In Hi n.c.nii. nr ...v..n.i.... laws for the prevention ol llie coraipt use cf ninnfv in fVctirina qmllkuBn.p .1 1. measures as will se-ure to every voter the rigni to cast a oauot in occutuance with tire flirtnlpii nf I. is nwn rnnul.ni.A Eit;ht We are infavor of the regulation cf .Miuu.t.'n huU utuci iiaiisjioriaiiun agencies Dy law as common carriers. Ninth We approve of declaring eight uours a legai uay s laoor upon all public works, and we also favor laws giving the laborer in all lieldsYif labor a first lien on the product of his labor. Tenth We recognize the enlightened policy of favoilng and doing justice to the laboring classes, we therefore favor the enactment ol a just and reasonable home stead exemption law, and a just and cipiit able system of assessment and taxation. Sl.'RVF.Y I'UIIUC LAN'HS. Eleventh We demand the Immediate iirvfv .if tin. mil.!.- .t...,.ilr. .. I.i.i.. .1.1. " . - 1 - " ..mini uns state and the adjustment of all iand grants and condemn the republican party for de- latino me iipciuiiu mi seiticmeiit uie lor telted lanils ot all railroads iu this state claimed without authorfy of law, to the end that titles may he settled and said laud occupied by actual settlers. We further demand the immediate and specific for feiture of the grants of all lands unearned by railroads and wagon roads In lids state. Twelfth We urge the passage of 6uch appropriations and the adoption of such measures as will tend most speedilv nnd eficctivcly to opening Ihe Columbia "river. We condemn the policy of the republican nartv in llnritii. tiiwm mnir.i.. rl... f..n.:i.:i . m n r.- "'f. - u . i. v; .L tismii Ity ot" the boat-railway at The Dalles and denounce the measure as a subterfuge wherehv the neotih. nf t h. ti.lrt.,.1 I.' must remain iu bondage for years ; and we h.onutiiiii me puni-v ui me republican party whereby the improvement of the Cascades has been delayed unnecessarily bv plans and expedients which give no assuiance that the obstruction to navlgatlri In the - Columbia will be released from the grasp of a grinding monopoly ivhich now holds the people of Eastern Oregon In fetters. Thirteenth We point with pride lo the record of the democratic party upon the subject of Chinese Immigration, and we demand from congress such legislation as will prevent Chinese entering the territory of the foiled Stales, and we favor Ihe bill now be'ore congress, known as the (Jeary Chinese exclusion bill, and denounce the action of Ihe Oregon sena'.or in attempting to defeat the same. Q N. STEELE 4 CO., Albany, Oregon w uo; on kodu real et sectir.t-H l.luii and adjoining count! BI1IDS FOIl SA.E. -Mrs WIn Meyer has some lino canary birds, genuine Scotch whistlers, (or sale. Call on I: or t her home ou Water street, between Hill aud Muinc street. IV yi'. fliro hre.1 S f; I'.rown I.Brr hi Horn figs $1 p,.r ,, Address, W V1, miiiuau, '.recoil. 0llrOl Very latest news ia that yu can' buy at JULIUS -. , yrLXj w unira liAiAAK, lor net cash, goods as follows CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR. VTOTICE IS IIERERY GIVEN' THAT . . . """' nieoiing ! tbo stock lloli (rH fit llm All.a.... ll'n..i ..... Company will he lipid at tlio nllice ofaalcl r""j iincay ot Aiuany, Jinn -rog'wi. on nieSMiar, th0 lo-h dav of .Mae. lsn- nt H. 1 r.-,.. . - - -;y - v w.t. wit 01 1 O'CIUCK 1 ,.: . " ""' ",r 1,10 purpose rt elect- 1111 l-ll tr.nr il r.inik-B . , a 10 nervt ai(l com I8IIV lorlhn Inn., nr , ,,, L- niuer ousinois as .....j. 'otiiv eouiH uoiora saia nioe:inc. oj- orueroi tbo Hoard of Directors J I t.AI.HRAI11T Prnsiil.ml Secretary. SW-rA note for j3'K signed by J F i V. hitinir and C M Whinno. i...:.... Uat. May llth, 1S11. nndt p .va.le onS yeer HtturrMte, to Aujinu Warnur, at Albany. Or , at 8 pt.r cut por nuuu.ii. Ihe luiiler vvlil iif..i rut.i.. .i... W -rner. at thi .lit.'- Ta ....i.n s.. . . i"."ii; ui nitre- by warned again-1 purchasing the aal.l 'IOIU. NOTICE. '5,IIE COPAKTNKKSHIP ni-nt-Tn 1L hue existing under the linn naine of , ' " .."it'll im iiiiH nay uisiiived t).v niutiial eonseni,. Mr Ilvniaii rotiiing ironi the firm. Wishing to closo up our 'Mlnillosa hv Mnv 1m( all r.nr.l.,.. t ...! , ... .... j.... ..on itiiowinLT thnmselveH iiMebted to t10 llrm fi p eas,. Ki ttle their aecot:.its iiiimedialoly. tilliyr i urtner will cigr. in linuidalioii. Albany, or., April 15th, 1.mi, J A 1IYJUN, ALBEKT IiHOTNEt.L. Havinir pnrehaand the intirnst of J A Ilytiian in the "Albany Kiiraerles " I Miall continue Iho Imwinesa it the old loeallr.ii, on an enlarged aealo 'I haiikinir our frienda for their liberal pUronago in the past,I ahall endeavor for Ihe luiure. hv lair ami liberal de-ihng to merit a ecu". tniiiance of your tavor. Albany, Or., April ir.th, lsv Al.l'EKT HROVVNEIjIj. A BIG STOCK -:- of - Baby :-: BussiRs bestrassrrtrr.ent ever brought to Jlhrrj Jjust received at Stcqt't Sox's. Sec (lie Iliiggics ami Id Trice:;. ainieiS Frill Ih, yjp... tiasitrar4-, lueeuvart. "ricntroilii. Ve,;e1ul,ieN, ouimco, Ignrs Kngai, SjilceM, 'oee. Tea, Et,, Etc.,1! In faet cvcrj tl..,,,. lhat is kept In a erncra rf BU,It.( inin,at ...... nv. .riuu llU llir AX.L KINDS OF PRODUCE Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound .itnuifti,0ii ougeir SI 00 lba IVTarrnnlio Sun-ar. WHt , T,T , 'Z "-b. l.UU No. 1 Kurosenc, per single gallon 25 Cans refillnrl "i sulinno ) ,J f"-.J..3 J, (JIJ 5 Gallons lioorl Pinh-loa 20 lbs. No. Savon Soap ',90 T Will pmulunl mtrini Di...n ...in i ... . . . I. .....u, mi', mi Killing win oa sola tor not oas 1 from 10 "V, p' 'V? r.'?" r ',rie9- y-y f ChiiiHware, fanoy goods and j. .., .o.i.ij,,..,, iiAinrw iscoui uete. I mike a spoc illy of flue twin. odIIibh nn biliiuK powder, and always pLaso my customers, ' 0 nuc.ii mr ..verai rtsponsiblo Inviirnnce oompanlei. JuliiiM rlwohI. 1 liVK - TO-fJVE. il'uany Ste'm Dye forks. O.J. lendqll,Piopiictoi'. Clothinrr f.'lenne.! fnn. o.l r . , ,, rvcpairea. Ladies shawls and Dress Goods a specialty . Faded clothing restored to its origina color, to look like new. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give Me a Call. Work called for and delivered. Opposite Parrish's Brick. J. A. CDinming. rall Paper JruKS, IiintH, Oils ALBANY, ALLEN BROTHERS, Wholesale ; retail Grocers KINDS IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES IN THEIR SEASON. Flinn Block. ALBANY, OREGON. ZiMgfe m, WICKMAN&ANDERSON t Stock nf rm xmr t .1 l Htf. bffioL- ftp ri,ii . , a!l"y, an.ltho most rcasoiribte price. .,lllJV, AIUU3 Oi FlhtflTim, STOVES, TINWARE, mUS, BOOKS, FUTURES, CLOCKS, CHCGKEFiy, ETC.. ETC. On door woit ofS R Youn old .,t L. COTLEEO. -GIT3T LTJ-ZSTIDPi-sr. Oppnsile i: Charles Hotel and lace certains well lied elothln attein:od to- A. 1!. McIi.wain Ima jm: r.-rriwd i::ncl rom t!ic mnnulaclnrics, new d. sl-rn in car pet", ui! lotlis.linoleuim and i i,;,r.v sliades. Hindi Kid he sold ai u-.lii.vd pu.'s. lam also -cf.iv.n.' a line line of n.inV .slmcj, manv styles, rt sj to 75 tt:iu cr p.i. Itfs Ihaii regular juices. GOOD NEWS Q For tlio millions ol consumers ol g oTuttKlls. It kIw lr. Tint pIcuMircfo.iu- ff v mm tut- thai Iu'.imuv jtulthi iijiii O TINY LIVEH PILL O Ah W lilrh Is Of rxrrfM.lliK.VKltmll sl7P, y t retain. tig nil tlio virt tit oi l hv iJ ' "U't niii'i, txiiinuiitiMl iinn lv 10 cents per double roll. Send 2-ccnl H"'' nuiii MLS, SCIIOKIELIJ& MORGAN, 11)2 Third St.jl'ortland, Or J. (I'tOSMIlt. .A.nl Surveyor, ALBANY. - - - OREGON teKi'talili.. Until Hires ill' I liisi lilK tffk "'lire still l.su,,l. I . ,....! Ki, .., u TUTT'S TINY LIVER FILLS fj lfltin 11 In flu- hoi !! of 1 hi 'iiil," FOSHAY i MASCfJ Hrusgistsand Uookscilers Ai't.. tar..r John 1. AMn' put.ltenliots, .ueh weaeilot u-ihi nKor1. price, with "'"KV, UHM1IIS C II. DALRYMPLE, Manag-er, Cltciti..!.. a., iwWn r.-1-sr.ll.-, ,( ,i. rrr Haroh work a specially, lirarck ofllce at Mosos' barber .hop Laundrv c osed evenings at 730 o'clock. The Oregon Land Co. Witu us home office at S-A-LICIM:, - - - OEEGON, It the Grr Block, corner Lihertv and State street, branch nffl.. . PH,,n WAKESa specially of Sunnysido frait traets near Salem. AVill Bell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots .at, ft?SO n Sfif) n.r aer small cash payment long time on balanct. Send THE CdrUTS ftnd icraWS P-itlvoloo -feDTuiTTntlSS At 3irjTOIII3i,aLl:wiS & STAV CO AlbaLny ,g I