Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

By Thomas. M. Reed of Phipsbnrg
The State Of JNe'o York-Mr Van Buren,
says, that the sober second thought of
the people is ARRAYS right when his
natlpe Stale fires her big-gan, charged
with toHy-t1o rounds for the hero of Tip
pecanoe, it will burst the vaults of Vans
Sub -treasury scheme
BY Capt. Samuel Parker. HARRISON
& REFORM.
By Eben'r Hale Martin Fan Buren, q.
Cot is expected they will dissolve Co
partnership, on the 4th of March 1871, by
mutual consent of the peoplo-as they are
non DONG business on borrowed capital treas
nry notes. IF SO, due notice will be given
IN the Extra Globe, in November, SO that
all defaulters, may have time to arrive in
Texas before q settlement IS demanded.
BY G. Patten, of n III. The Ship
builders Of Both-IntelIigent, enterprsing
and ndustrlous.--among the first to build
good Ships-may they be the lGst to aban-
don WHIG PRINCIPLES.
BY Col Soule. The right Of petition
and free discussion-When these are de-
MED by their servants, the people had bet
ter "call up and see where they llve.'
ByJ.'W. L. Brown. Martin Van Buren,
The Wolf which came into power with
Sleeps clothing has long since thrown aside
his former garb and put upon himself one
made of the skin of the fox and wolf COM
bined, and in urging the Sub-treasury bill
TO its final passage has displayed his cloyen
foot the whole length.
BY E. FL. Lombard, of Hallowell. Our
Representatives an Congress from Lincoln
and Kennebcc DiSt,ictS-True to Wing
principles they will never sell their birth
right for mess of potage.
By Elisha Clarke. The passage of The
Su6-treasury bW-The final Death War
rant ofthe Loco Foco party
BY Parker M Reed ofphipsburg. The
present political Fraugh Int with conse.
quences of momentous import to the pcrpc-
tuity otthe free Institutions Of this colln-
try, and through them, to the welfare Of the
whole civilized world, for ages yet to come
may every individual citizen of this Re-
public fee that he will be called upon by the
1des ofNovember next, to give his docis-
ion on the great question at issue-LIBER-
TY or DESPOTISM.
BY w. S. Kendall Of Hallowell. I'm.
Henry Harrison, the Lion of the West
When Van Buren, beholds his ''huge-paws'
next fall, he will vanish in smoke.
BY Col. r. r. Kendall, of Freeport. -
May the 4th Of March 1871, find the white
headed Eagle of North Bend, in quiet pos
session Of the Martin House at Washing
ton.
BY Eben Hale, Esq Hard Times and
Hard Cider-Let us have the latter, as we
can take as lille as we please; of the for
mer, we have all taken TO erccss, Office
holders, excepted
BY Crosby Kinds. Torn of Both-
With population too well informed, TO be
Gulled by the humbugs ofthe day, and in
doctrnated in the genuine principles of
Republican PoltY, may she ever stand
forth, an example worthy of imitation by
her less prescien, sister towns.
BY Caleb LeaYtt Jr. Our ,Naie-The
first to propose an exchange of cabbage
for Buckeye Tree--may she not back
OUT in November.
BY Edwin A. Morse EdtoeYd Kent,
The fright star ot he East-One who has
shown himself to be a manof strict integri-
~, friend to the people and no dema-
gogue. Long may he live in the hearts Of
the people of this State.
BY G. ID. Simmons. Our present Chicf
.Magistsutc-he will soon find ont that he
rannot tread in all "thc footsteps of his H.
ius'rious predecessor.
The festivities of the day, closed with very
brilliant display of Fire Works in the evening,
from the South Meeting House kill, under the
direction Of Mr.. J. w. l. Brown and Dr. Hale,
eSbo are deserving of great credit, for the pleas
IRE they afforded our citizens by their skill and
prompttude.