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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16
Loco FocO Legislation, &c.

The locofoco majority in Congress, are now press
ing their measures of hostility to the Agricultural,
Commercial and Mercantile interests of the Country
to most alarming extent. The sub-treasury with
its fearful train of deleterous influences is fas
tened upon the Country. The advocates ofthe per-
nicious system federal loco foco mismanagement,
whilst, hypocriticaly processing to befriend the
people, TO cherish their interests and even (when ad
dressing the intelligent portion of their own
partzans) to be the firm friends Of Banks, &C., are
now openly and boldly carrying out in the fullest
sense, those alarming measures of agrarian policy,
first preached but for motives of party policy only
maintained in theory, by the disciples of General
Jackson. If we were to Judge from the present
desperation Of the Office-holder's party-the most
UNIV arrantable and anti-republcan means to which
they now resort, to sustain, not the interests of the
whole nation, but the mere selfish ends of the
loco party we should not hesitate TO say that "the
ruhieon is passed in fearful degree, the re-
mark. we fear will be found in the event, not in
appropriate certainly so, should the people
lag and bv nefiicieucy, and lack Of energetic ac-
ton, permit our present tyranical rulers to bear
SWAY, and incorporate their alarming views Of Ex-
ecu,iye power, and their despotic assumptions of the
rights orthe people, into form and system, and ben-
ding the whole together under the specious garb, or
rather cry of democracy" ia time-honofed title to
which they have no ciaim) establish a worse than
Monarchical goyerment-in fact, if not in name.
Is it true, that we have nothing to fear in these
respects? Alas, too many there are, who allow
themselves to be imposed upon, by the designing
and artful intrigrers, who pull the wires, and
stand ready to reap the unhallowed gains ofper-
fdy and dishonor. II is to the honest, patriotic
! feelings of these men--aborers, Mechanics and
farmers, that we now appeal, the only hope for
the liberty and prosperity of our free institutions
We ask you, gentleman, if in the study OF the
history of all Republics, similar state OF affairs
| has not preceded and characterized their decay
and final downfall Have we any evidence3that the
natural disposition of man, for power and emol
unent, has in any material respect, changed fol
bfstter7 None at all! We say then, if indeed ye
are democrats-ay, if ye are patriots, look a~'ut
Yourselves, examine your faith, and see, If every
motive of prudence, economy and love OF country
as we'll as the true interests of every individual
does not jmperiously and loudly demand that our
present rulers and measures OF government
should be Immediately changed FOR different men,
| and different measures.
| These remarks have been prompted, more mn
mediatey, by the rejoicings of the ONee-hotders'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16
More Argus Correspondence,

The Argus, of late, is getting more rabid, even
if it be possible, than Amos Kendall's Extra Globe
The Office holders, during the last two or three
weeks, fearing perhaps, that it might fall short
edsoriaNv, have commenced manufacturing false
hoods by the quantity, in the shape Of oommuni-
cations, with which it is plentfully spiced. The
last specimen of this Sort we have noticed, is an
extrac. from the letter of its "Phipsburg" CORES
pondent-[S SIMON we presumed in which, rel
ference is made to the Wing meeting held in that
town, the first Of June, for the nomination of del
particular request, Mr., MORSE, from this town
addressed them. This veracious, writer, after so
long a time has just discovered that that meeting
was comprised of only about 30 or 40 persons, al
ter a deal of drumming up, and Is or 20 of that
number were invited locos. This we are author
lied to pronounce an unqualified falsehood! 1t is
true, the meeting was not SO generally attended,
as was expected, on account of the inclemency
of the weather; but raining as it did, almost the
whole day, there was, notwithstanding, very
respectable gathering, considering the population
of the town.
As to drumming up if the remark had issued
from any decent source. we should be utterly as
tonshed at its bare facedness,-as it is, we can on
y look upon as striking specimen ofthe depraved
condition of the writer's heart. The fact Is. there
was no previous effort at all-no disposition to make
capital, either political otherwise out of the
transaction and yet many individuals travelled
distance of six and seven miles, through the mud
were, to our nowledge, W bo had intended to have
been present, and would have been there, had they
not supposed the meeting would be deferred until
more favorable day. 1t may be well to state that
the vote of Pbpsburg last year, stood as follows,
viz: for Kent l6O-Fair6eld l08. Total 26S. Out
of 26s or even 800 votes, the total of both par
ties, an immense gathering could not be expected,
even under the most favorable circumstances.
We are called upon respecting the proceedings of
that meeting, to say why we did publish the pro-
ceedi,.gs and the Resolutions. We have only to
say, that the Report of the proceedings &C.. was
per had gone to press 1t was therefore out OF our
power to publish them that week, and as it would
be out ofpiace after the State Convention, with the
exception of some of the Resolutions we concluded
to insert brief notice of the meeting, conveying all
the essential information, and there let the matter
end, which we did. If the Argus or its correspon-
dent wishes to peruse the proceedings or the Reso-
lutions, we presume they can be accommodated
Thus much 70 this matter .-Now MI argus, will
YOU be so kind as to inform us whether you have
yet received any definite account of the 'Spring
election" in Boothbay?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16
TcaStS omitted in our last,

by A. c. Raymond. The past and The
future The 4th OF July '76 and the 4th of
Match Al The one was, the other is
destined to be, glorious; by putting VIM.
Henry Harrison at the helm OF government
then by throwing of the shackles OF 1y-
RAINY, oppression and despotic power, aud
Notwithstanding this great na,,onal light
has been obscurcd by the Treachery and
slanderous efforts Of the leaders OF the
present Administrator he is vet destined
as we believe) to shine as star OF the hrst
magnitude. So say the people, and so sa y
We in November next.
BY William Baker Of Brunswick. The
Sub-ireosmy scheme aud Thomas Ii. Ben
toms momeg hnmbug. May they be put in
to one bag and buried at low water mark
BY A. c. Raymond. The leaders o.
the present yQdministration--as was attrbu-
ted to certain characters of old, they have
stolen the livery of the Court of Heaven &c
serve The devil in.
BY A. G. RAYMOND. Hard Cider epi-
thefs and hard Times Both the legitimate
products of the present Administration,may
the people in November next, declare by
their votes that they will neither be insul-
ted by the one, nor suffer. any longer by the
other.
By A. C. RAYMOND Toryism Of '76
Locotocoism Of '4o,-"They twain are one
Goeh -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16
THE TELEGRAPH.
B AT H M E.:
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 10
Lincoln Congressional District.

THE Wings and all others opposed to the present
National Administration and in favor of the election
Of VIM. II. HARRISON as President, and JOHN
TYLER as Vice President of the United States, are
requested to send Delegates to Convention to be
holden at the Court House, in Wiscasset. on
Wednesday, the 18th day of August next at 10
o'clock A. NJ. TO select "A candidate to be supported
by them for Representatives. to ongress--AIso, to
nominate candidate for said district, to be supper
ted on the general ticket for an Eector Of President
and Vice President.
The Wings Of the County, will also send dele
rates to the same place, at the same time, to nomi-
nate candidates for State Senators and for County
Treasurer for said County.
g'he County Committee will meet ar the House of
Eben'r Hilton in Wiscasset the afternoon previous
at o'clock, punctual attendance is requested
Per order OF the Committee.
JnIy lat 1870
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16
SIGNS of the Times.

ATHENS. The clog Cabin" Celebration at
Athens, Somerset County, was splendid affair.
Something over 1000 men were present. Appro-
,r;ote banners and notices were borne by delega-
tons fr ON the neighboring towns. After an able
and elegant Grafton by Col. DuMoNT of Hallswell,
the company partook of a collation. in the woods,
in true log cabin style, without Wine or hard CT
deri Gen. King, our distinguished townsman,
was present and made thrilling speech, which
it is hoped he will prepare for the press-E, Fl.
Allen of Bangor and Col Kinsman of Portland,
likews addressed the company, elegantly,
At Belfast, the day was celebrated in most
enthuastic manner Between three and four
thousand persons were present to listen to the
Grafton.
The celebration at Baldwin, is represented as
beipp grand and sublime spectacle. The Ad-
dress by Hon. F. o. J. SMITH, was three hours
long, and was received with cheering applause
More than 5000 persons attended, most OF whom
were farmers and laboring men. This was Icon
servatve gathering
There were like wise, celebrations by the Har-
risonian Democrats, in Kennebunk, L'vermore
and Sidney.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16

srOLp CLOTHES. To garnish off the
federal Ages account of the Harrison
Democratic State convention, the official
Editor tells a story about old cloths, which
is undoubtedly fiction. The members
or,he convention we're all dressed very
decently, and behaved pretty well. The
NV man who made any display of a change
If dress. was the representative of certain
.,nco focos in West Waterville. He wore
. netticoat par. Of the day, and after he got
pretty booty he Acknowledged ne mao oeeh
1p,d four dollars for his performance.
e'a'" ''' GKen. Journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16
CHEAP ENOUGH =!

Committees and others interested, are
notified that extra copies Of the Tel.
egraph may be obtained at the follow
Ing low rates, viz:
Until after September election, 25 cts.
." November election, 81 E"
The cash must be paid in advace, and
the papers will be mailed in any manner
specified. Orders are solicited,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16

~ We have nowhere seen or heard of a more
expressive and Just sentiment than the following
from the Alphabetical [Floridal Gazette;
"The rulers of this nation are drunk with
power The people must resume II, or the naton
is ruined.''
And truly does the Gazette say, that we cannot
be worse by any change, and must therefore hs
better,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16
DEMOCRATIC WING NOMINATIONS.
The VIPER Biting against a File,

Iht VIPER DitlNS dS6iiet 1 III
The following correspondence between the great
bandit and medicant of the administration, and a
Virginia Postmaster will explain itself. 1t is one OF
the best things of the kind we have ever seen:
Letter of Amos Kendall to the Pos. Mas
ter at Goodwynsvile, Va.
My dear sir-l take the liberty 10 enclose
you an Address and prospectus for the Ex-
ira Globe, hoping that it may be compat-
bile with your inclination and sense of duty
TO use them for the purpose of procuring
and returning subscribers.
II in that hope shall be disappointed, l
solicit of you the personal favor to hand it
over to some friend of the Administration
who may be inclined to use i, for that pur-
pose.
With great respect, your f,iend
AMOS KENDALL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-16

1t is rare thing tor fault-fnders to profit by
nnv system Of instruction. Many people are
given to this evil disposition. We should be
particularly cautious of those who are never dis
poscd to alleviate or effect change or cure OF the
misfortunes of which they complain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

hy- Cu.ruaN TnEArsr.-To-night Browne ln' ~
Comparable Browne takes benefit and we neea Io ~
II will be a bumper, his lends and sdmeIs IN uls
cltv are nnumerable The hill he presents w
attractive. Mrs Lewis Mrs.. Thorne MIS- Moop; Wool
Cline stevens Bakely. Master Wood, aretjte bertha,
ali an bc sam. ,vcnoy The new and beautiful dramas
Of the Mountain Minstrel end ze,ina or The Herone
Of Inch In which Browac appears in the character of
slim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

IN. Nt., c,s,s--Tbis scented Idly takes benefit
Al, i,,.. =, tbc Grand saloon. Tivoli Gardens. The
entertainments commence WIN la'9rltc NauocNliF'
balloon race bcwccA the President and British Queen 10
1870 = ,,a,cr al eto--r promenade concert rockets
giolid hand, three Of Mrs ihls most popular songs
u IN he ra,uitousy prcstr'l o every lady and 10 pind
w. ;,ba grand disTlav col fireworks. fthcse attractions
Jtot rrolrcc a gene "1 cHi ve say Sat W hep
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

PsssrsoEns FROM EuRopE.-Thirty cabin PAS
ssnyers arrived here last Saturday, from Liverpool
in the packet ship Eng and.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
MORNING HERALD.


TEE GREAr BvSxER Hit CoSvESrIos--"
have been compelled 10 place Mr. Bennetts Letter.
descriptive Of this extraordinary affair, ON our FIRST
mage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

rsrsD DrAp.-Mrs. Pettis, Of Providence was
found dead IN her bed lat Thursday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

naehoders SAID 70 be involved for about fS5O0O ana
oihees IN this city $4,000 The causes of
dnle do not APPEAR but rumors are Connected
with the event. not necessary refer to at present sncs
,e credit previously enjoy by the party in his own
nehoofhood that sums of money freely lent TO him
On ms own note at five per cent interest Several N
nese from $4,000 downward will have to be proved on
ms es'ate-Cy article Of The Morning Herald .qg GA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
Theatrtca1s.

Taglioni's fairy-like rival, Certe, took her sene-
t at the Italian Opera House august 9th ind mat
r[ the still-mounting mercury of the thermometer
the Opera House presented very soodv show of
Ter adnirers Cerito's has beea sort of reli rdi,
rjei success She came down upon US like fash oi
u~htniny. We all wondered where this flower could
sn iony have been blowing unseen and unnnticod,
nd astinr IFS swsctness on tte desert air" She
cane bounding forward and took MS by assault and
consumrnatcd her success by corp-fc-nan. or,
ssrhsps we should cay. coup.deFirG which AZ once
rei.ed her 70 tho level of her whom wc bad hitherto
doomed the mortal Tag oni who bed 'o long fit
,,d across our stare conscious thet Rors wrrd ever
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

FOREIGN NEws.-We are indebted to CAPTAIN
henJam'n l.. Waite, OF the packet ship England,
VINO has crossed the Atlantic one hundred and FORTY
Tour times without accident, for late English pa
Pe's. we are also indebted to him for his atten
ton to Commodore Martini our news collector
MIR. BENNE IT'S LETTERS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

PsNANe, June = We have nothing later direct
from Canton. Several steamers and transports have
arrived here with troops for the attack Canton.
The Rattlesnake has left for Canton with the 18th
ROYAL Irish; the Aslevie has left with the 9Th re-
giment for Canton. The 10Th regiment ard the Ca
meronians have also left in the Larne. Several Of
the men e war from England are expected daily
The wellesley, the Druid the Voltage and the Hya
cinih are al lying &c Canton ready to lombard it as
soon IS the rest &C the feet ariivts.
The Chinese inisbitan,s Of Penang appear to look
On tie Britiih with indifference, the hostility they
n light otherwise feel towards ih,m, being neurali-
sed by PITY fer they say That act aro will scoPc Go
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-10
SernE,arb 0ammeeOee

Oeist bttrnit en Srtupen unp bem utitum trsebn an
= baB fetne Gef@aftsrcrnpn9 init rr Dunbar t tetber
9er freulbfbacr GiatimmunS anfsb6r anp CT jcst %
AchmEf1ErsGs aFft,
in aen beBn perbebrnen 3nei9n fur @ aein tefreie 9c
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sus nen ersetenen Sant atattct Bcn co. oab fetneNr
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QDirtbsbaue bes oerrn Srac i'm aue SSenrdr9 bernbnt
Or 9. Sapmpnr, apc d tnIben wrb, Quftra8 its
rr 2rt bic in tein Sad asen auf bas pInt4s 3u torSe
V0rt 10, IS40 4lt.
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Nn3ctQe.

Nm et9e.
m Geee ssmab ertbeile ID biermt bts gortd bag mstr
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beonbtrs bic bee 9pttor S6rscr Oitrsbrs it in 3
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alten 2Spbnbau im lcn QDarb Der SfaSt eantc IT. ee
5traBe 9e anterbalt pts Ga,as rpbnc anp uen 0etba
treble Carl QSartthbtrS, sSneDet1per
Gonf-n Nrrif 8. 1910. 4m.
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Shertfsz zySerfQuf.

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N2ofatS pe9etabtltl6e GebensI9lrseneten.

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bic Qucle unb Gana!e pes $etens rentsen (e nit
erncuerter Kraft unb Start teeten. Sn pielen luts
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ttnterrporfen lit, fnp bic S1tlibrn Grfol9e OOm
lfpffat's ScbenspilIen nno pbbntr>Stters
prn Den pabr Geueen p Scen, ais pprbr NIT ben sbO
nen pbtclopb4en rurpaten mad been e tuaustn Selest
ap mad pcncne fos wtrten nBen, pantf"r nno cfsnt
anertannt tpprDen.
Ste&ebenssAr3enett crupeblen tdb in&ranfbtn jeper
art uuD Gats Sbre ee Birtuns IT, s|e ltnretnstsiten
uo Ibe pe @ tettanbi9 an nt't 9dten pesa8
tns Gtnseweib bauftn lrs5upe nnD zen bartsn
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fcruf1aen 4npere Nrsctn rrnl9rn ptcle nur gum Abe1
u1p aBcn ole 8e}clte aBcn 5urt, roenrd9 at'9cn6bn
cseanoenest init prs sa AnpanS sDa uess pOs fIes
9ic Ibatadbe 1T allen reSndb9en Anaonl'tn, wcl1e oe
meniblen GinSewebe na nnterln nrD fetanhf;
baber freibt @ has Sprrbe oteer mpb untrr19tete
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itpjBoet erontn pertiSt unb ren pnbtnm ansrrieten
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rem rnp a ~ reiat b babure rtesepcr unp $nns beren
sunpe clifton gang Der eSemaB9te Der urlnO Or9ant
otbaue 9as Slut wedes feline rrtbe Serbe pard DE NSert
fa Scbr unb $hn9c trbalt, cbe cs gum 0tr5en a nns
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enetl faubcrn Oagcn cnlen, front es fret -pur Die "
reD pas Saner Gc(unpbet auf bet ElnDenben QSen9
D1pats 09etatide Scbens NrSencien no p''r unp pur
spr als ouperacs 9etlmitte fur oSnpe Srentbtittn
rerulf @1pbretncn uno&ppftbnltr urrubc, GnlDspr 1
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fonbers nD bic etcsars 70 trfoSrel 9eecn naB 1eet
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bic Ssetutate eiats unpartbeiifacn 8trludbs
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unb miro pci $eu mad efunbbeit uen, b6 inreBant
9tfnren Gs banoet ben berr9nhn Nrantbette
nc bere rfaen res 25 Gtnts. 3un 9crtau btp ZAP al
yIen Asenten bes oerrn WpAat.
Sbioe fdbdbbare 9lraneDeu 1lr1b an baben lit Gantn
In s. MeaalDs 9lpotbefe, @fe Der 3uScaratpas uni
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Nes tcfAtniSe, paB i 70 pr init GnstrIttsft 9rlfz
O frampf bcbaftet baB i'd ta(c ctcm Gnre en9c8tt
ab SD cB Or. ScFenfaebcr bcen, tabm feline Nrjnepen
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cner &rentDcit pcrabrn 3w Gage raran fcnntt i'd tebr
an tetne Nrtett seben. Stptert 6cu9bfon.
Slta9ara 9ittritt, aug. II, 1885.
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Giue pprtrefflicbe BauereD aa Uerfoufen.

Cine pprtrefflid,e Bauerep 5u Oerfoufen.
N$elcstn in German Iaunbp, 6o(mcs eaun p, Gbp, Is
bt @tabttn arnerspil AT Der GtaatstfraBe pon ea
nesut mad Sc 9pfcrr unn an Der StaotsfraBe lersbure
mad port QBafbin9tcn, cntbalttno
GEA 100 9lder 9utes 8aulano,
@ EA oaprn 1T unscfaDr 70 Ntr tlar nap in stt 1ds
a f ertautufanDe NIT cinem teocutenhen Q0rbe6alt
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haufcrn elmer Slpf(8tr nb % taGcn NIT pcrtrcffic
seurem NuepaBer, unb encn f6nen tartn a9c Der oas
ean,e Sarp rtr &ange mad burneicrt-Ste Satarfhat 1T
e6r sut unr Der cSen res <anbes pcrtrefer Gt0er
pres nno bic 0ebtnsunScn bts Qntaufes fam man era9n
Gep 9. 81 eabtettcr, Gq IN Mlerstursb 9rnes Co. Ohio
cncr tn bieicr y + u q CT Y.
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