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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-05-03
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WasiQptt, Subj l3.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
THE TELEGRAPH.
D AT II M E:
THURSDAY MORNING., FER. %.


THE WAR.
From the numerous extracts and docu-
ments contained in this days paper, our
readers will gather al, the information, We
have been able to collect, touching the all
absorbing, and intensely Interesting subject
Of or border difficulties. 4 few remarks
respecting the general features Of the que$-
ton may not be deemed inappropriate OF
this OCCASION
FIRST. The only agreement we know Of
between the two powers, is, that neither
party shall exercise the rights of possession
or Exclusive jurisdiction, over the eds
puted territory, "--but that both parties
shall use their power to prevent any en-
croachments, or plumber Of timber, which
constitutes the greater part oil It's present
value. Maine has strictly complied with
this understanding thus tar.--And for this
purpose, the Land Agents of Maine and
Massachusetts have been vigilant, and the
British agent has heretofore made no COM
plant ofour appointing agents, for this pur-
pose, which is certainly conclusive evil
dence, that the British Authorities did not
claim "erchlsiUe possession and Jurisdic-
ton"
second. The portion Of territory, to
which the state authorities, at the present
crisis directed particular attention, in order
to expel trespassers, IN accordance with
the first mentioned understanding, comes
clearly within the reach and according to
the spirit of the claims of this State; and
no treaty or agreement whatever can be
found, which in way initiates with this I'M
derstandng. We may very properly las
we understand the subjec0 divide the ter
ritory not yet adjusted, IN the following
manner. LIST. That which the States Of
Maine and Massachusetts, have always,
maintained possession and jurisdiction OF,
and Cd That portion which comes within
the rule first mentioned, which neither par
ty have ever had the e1cluSiye possession or
Jurisdiction Of If this view be correct,
then there can be no question but we have
an undoubted right, and not only so, but
it is the duty of our authorities, to see that
this portion at least Of the territory is faith
fully guarded from the unlawful plumber
irgs to which it was exposed. And we
think our RICH: would have been equally
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
Correspondence Of the Adptrtiser.

DANGDh, IGD, 81, 1902
The larger part Of the troops left yester
day morning for the seat Of war, full of ac-
tivity and enthusiasm. The residue left
this morning. The Castine Rifle corps
waited FOR the arrival Of their arms, which
came to day. Several loads of Halls best
Rifles have been receieed to-day. They
are elegant specimens of workmanship, and
are powerful weapon in war. They load
nj the brtch, and can be used lying fiat
upon the ground. Our young men are so
expert in the use of muskets, they will
give John Bulls troops hard time With
these rifles you rnay bring your object at
$50 yards lying close upon the ground
The Castine Rihemen are now supplied
with them, and probably the whole force
will exchange their infantry arms Tor rifles.
1000 men are to march in day or two
from the Kennebec Division, which with
the volunteer force under command of JAR
Wis will make up at least 2,700, men, all
equipped for the service. Sir John Har-
vey will probably wait till the action of the
General Government is known, before ma
king push into the territory. He has or
dered four companies, making about 200
and has ordered out 1-4th of The County
Of Carlton, amounting to about 500 men.
This is a new county laid off since Green
leafs map was made, and Embraces the
upper territory of St. Johns River, of which
Woodstock is The shire town,
The reply of Gov. Fairfield to Sir Johns
letter ofthe 18th, is in the right spirit, and
meets the hearty concurrence of all par
ties. The INDUSTRIOUS assumption Of a
right to exclusive Jurisdiction and posses
sion, and that too on the ground of actual
agreement between the two governments
us two much to BEAR 1t has removed all
doubt from every ones mind as to the
course we are to pursue. He must and
shall back out of this claim, and allow us
to hold this Territory unmoles!ed, or we
will fight. We recognize no right in any
power to dismember our territory, and will
never consent tC it.
Mclaughlin still remains. He declines
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
to submit to any terms, and refuses to leave
till he is fully discharged. II.
BANGOR, Feb. %.

BANGOR, Feb. %.
All eyes are now turned 10 Washing
ton, anxious to learn what course the Cen
eral Government will pursue. NIll 1t sus-
tain Maine in the course she has taken.
There is reason to fear it may not. 1t can
not do this il there is such an arrangement
as Sir John Harvey has spoken OF in his
letter of the 18th inst, and the agreement
is binding upon us. bnt it seems to me
one thing is cear-if there was an agree
ment entered into prior to the reference
to the King Of the Netherlands, that the
jurisdiction should remain in each govern
mcnt as it existed before, or even ii it were
agreed tn at the jurisdiction and possession
should be allowed to the British Govern
ment this agreement would only extend to
the pending ne gotiation for an arbitration;
and this arrang ement terminated as ne
cessary consequence when the award of
the king Of the Netherlands was set aside,
and the question left open as 1t existed be-
fore the reference.
What will Maine 10 if the General Gov
eminent refuse its sanction? l trust she
will maintain her Integrity and her right.
DIT JbIlH iIdfhS1 VIII wv HWY, p'"o'''y
or send any force into the territory TIL the
action Of our government is known, Let
Us wait calmly the issue.
To day our city has been quiet. The
troops are all gone, except company OF
cavalry, who are 70 act as videlts and keep
up line of express between Augusta Hou'-
ton and our forces on the Aroostook. Inc
company, mastering sixty, came inio the
city tonight in fall uniform and made an
imposing appearance. Gen Hodsdon and
staff leave on Monday morning. They
will overtake the last portion of the troops
on the Arooslook Road. To-day ], 2Oosot
Halls Rifles left here for the use OF our
force.
Col Mclaughlin takes his leave IN the
Hor,ton stage on Monday morning 1t
seems he was not satisfied with the parole
first tended him for his signature but has
to day received one which proves sa'latac-
tory. L.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
DIR. DUNCAN.

The following is the concluding part of
DR.. Duncan's letter to Mr. Southgate, which
our correspondent writes us aoas neUer sent.
Ard, sir, on my own Responsibility and
without claim TO privilege, permit me. by
way of offset and compromise, to recipro-
cate the remark by another, which think
better founded in truth-that is, that you
are liar, and scoundrel, and, permit me
to add, also, that in my opinion, you are
better qualified TO adorn the gamblers
board, the brothel, and the dogery, than
the halls of Congress. A. DUNCAN.
1t. r. B. Randolph has arrived in Wash
ington TO take notice Of what DR.. Duncan
had Published about him. The correspon-
dent of the Pblad. U S. Gazette, writes
As soon as Mr. Duncan's manilests was
published, and had reached Alexandria, the
residence of LeRtenant Randolph, that
gentleman repaired to this city. 1t is said,
that he is now with US, and if such be the
fact he is undoubtedly in pursuit of re-
venge.
1t is not to be supposed, that such man
will quietly succumb to the assaults of DR..
Duncan.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
STATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTER.
AUGUSTA, February 10, 1899.

AUGUSTA, February 10, 1888.
General order, No. T.
The Commandcr-in-C Chief directs a de-
tachment often thousand three hundred and
iorty-thrce officers, non-conmssioned Off
GERS and prlvates, including field and staff
officers, to be made by draft from the sew
eral Divisions, in the proportions, and from
the several corps mentioned in The schedule
of detail prepared by the Adjutant General.
The officers and soldiers when detached
will severally hold themselves in readiness
for an immediate call into the service of
the State, armed and equipped as required
by law.
The Major Generals and officers com
handing Divisions, are directed to cause
the draft aforesaid, to be made with all pos
sible expedition, and complete rolls Of both
officers and men, designating the Compa-
MES, Regiments and Brigades from which
they are taken, to be Immediately forward
ed to the office of the Adutant General.
In making this call upon portion of the
military force, to hold itself in readiness for
active service, the Commander-in-Ch Chief
would remind the whole body of the militia,
OF the important position they occupy as
citizen soldiers and should the conin-
gency unfortunately occur, when their
services should be required to render pro-
lection TO our citizens, or preserve the
honor of our State, he will rely with entire
confidence on their patriotism for such aid
as the exigency may require.
By the Commonder-in- ChirE
A. b. THOMPSON, Adjutant General.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

The Legislature of Alabama, at the late
session have enacted a law for suppressing
the practice ofcarrying concealed weapons
under penalty of from $50 to $500. Also
divorcing 10 wives from their husbands,
and husbands from their wives.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

The n. York Commercial Of Friday
says that Gen. Scott arrived in that city on
Thursday afternoon. on his way to Wash
ington, whether he is repairing with all pos
sible expedition. His expectation is, that
he shall be instantly ordered to the borders
Of New Brunswick. ADV.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
in advance

On the Goth inst. the Gov. of Massachu-
sets. sent message TO the Legislature of
that State, communicating the documents re-
ceiyed by him from Gov. Fairfield, respect
ing the N. E. Boundary affair. After tho
documents had been read, they were COM
mitted to special committee.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

ARMS ON THE WAY. We noticed on
Wednesday from our office window, seven
teams on Market SQUARE, loaded with one
thousand stand of arns---consistiug Of $50
muskets, paraded ready for a start to the
scene Of operations eastward. Accom-
panying the Arms was a lot Of cannon shot
boxes Of powder TASKS, caltrdge boxes
&c. Vast numbers of cartridges had al
ready been forwarded. Such spectacles
give reality to the seriousness, they are
calculated to produce. This is indeed, a
serious business. Banner.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

We learn from the Bangor Wing that
J.. l.. lIANltiN, Esq, late Land Agent, has
been appointed by the commanding Gen
eral, Superintendent Of the Cavalry corps
Of Vidrtts, to be established between thai,
city and Houlton. He has left Cor :he pur-
pose of attending to the duties assigned
him Advertiser.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

No U. S. Senator elected by the Vir-
ginia Legislature, at the latest dates. Mr.
Rvcs appears to be gaining ground.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

FAnmER's CABINET. We have received
several numbers Of this publication. 1t is
published i'll Philadelphia by JonN LIpRr,
formerly Of this State. Each number con-
toins 80 octave pages, good paper and fair
iype-published once month. We ara
much pleased with the work, and from wha,
we have seen of it, we shall pronounce it,
one Of The best publications for farmers, we
know Of. We shall avail ourselves of ex
tracts hereafter. Terms, 81 per ann,
in advance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

The Wings of Mississippi, have nominal
ted EDWARD TURNER, as candidate for
Governor, and A. J. Bingaman and Reu-
ben Davis, for members of Congress.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

The loco focos Of Connecticut have NOM
mated John III. Niles for Governor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

Since our last, much snow has fell in
this section, but the warm sun, has not
permitted great deal to remain.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
From tie .Ne,c York Express Of Saturday
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT WASH
INGTON

Our correspondent writes rs that the
excitement in the House through the whole
Of Thursday was intense and almost un-
parlleled. The galleries were so much crow
dcd that for a time the people within could
not force their way out, or those without
an entrance to the galleries. The session
continued undisturbed from / until in
the evening, and the excitement increased
as the debate progressed DIR. Duncan
was unsupported to the last, so far as de-
fence Of bis infamous communication IN the
Globe. A second attempt was made be-
tween five and six p NJ. TO lay Mr..
Prentiss Resolution upon the table. A
decided majority were against the motion
General Thompson, Of South Carolina, be-
fore the adjournment, proposed, az sub
stiuie to Mr.. Prentiss' Resolution propos-
ing expulsion, that DIR. Duncan should be
arralgned before the House and reprimnn-
ded by the Speaker of the House. Mr.
Thompson defended this motion and Mr.
Glascock, of Georgia, opposedit, when the
House adjourned.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

Common School Journal. The fourth
number of this valuable publication has
reached US. 1t increases In interest, 10 all
friends Of educstion.
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Bills on the Frankfort Bank are now Ia
ken at The Suffolk.
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charged has been pronounced by the law
officers of this Province, as one rather
aginst the law Of nations aud of Treaties
then against the municipal laws of this
country, and as such must be referred for
the decision Of Her Majesty Government
you are hereby required to pledge your
Parole of Honor, to present yourselves at
Fredericton in this Province of New
Brunswick whenever such decision shall be
communicated or you shall be otherwise
required by or on the part of this Govern
ment, and for this purposelyou shall max
known the places to Which such reqnsition
shall be Gent, ]. HARVEY.
To the Hon. Rufus Mclntire, Gnstavns
G. Cushman, Thomas Bartlett aud Eben-
ezer Webster, Esq'rs.
have no hesitation in giving, and here
by 10 give the Parole Of Honor above re-
ferred to.
Correspondence Of the .4dcerfiscr.
SATURDAY, Feb.9.
SENATE. Mr. Osgood from the Joint
Select Committee to which was referred
the petition of Elijah Grover ct. ais, rela-
tive to the confinement OF one lappan IN
the County Jail at Augusta, reported Leg
islation nexpedent-accepted.
Passed to be enacted-to abolish Court
of Common Pleas and establish district
Courts; to SET off part ofthe town OF Alma
to Wiscasset.
HoUsr.--An Act to incorporate the
Wiscasset and Woolwich Mutual Fire Ia
snrahce Company, was read twice, and
Monday next assigned for third reading.
Bills regulating fees for Justice Writs
came from the Senate amended by striking
ou, fifty cents anu inserting filty-seven.
The amendment was adopted, and the
bill passed to be engrosed.
Mr. Holmes Of w inthrop, from the Com
mittce to which was referred an order re-
lative to the promotion Of Agriculture, re-
ported a bill entitled an Act to the encour-
agement Of Agriculture, Horticulture and
Manufactures. (The bill appropriates ten
thousand dollars annually for ten years for
bounties in certain cases. 1t repeats all
existing bounties on wheat and corn.) 1t
was read twice--laid on the table and FIVE
hundred copies ordered TO be printed.
Mr. Appleton of Portland, from the COM
mittee to which was referred numerous
Petitions on the subject of the License
law, reported Il bill regulating the sale of
intoxicating liquors, which were twice read
aud three hundred copies ordered to be
printed.
Resolve in favor Of the Insane Hospital,
came from the Senate amended, by striking
out twenty-five thousand dollars and inser-
ting fifteen thousand. The amendment
was adopted and the resolve passed to be
engrossed.