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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

authors and Supporters. Every lover IF his coun-
try, and of our dearly tonight constitution 4, re-
publican, -qmerican liberty. vii respond To the
remarks of the Roxbury Democrat.
The head of the serpent should be
crushed in it's infancy before, II acquires
yigor and strength. 1t 10 time for every
man, who has in his bosom grain Of rev.
erepce for law. morality or rriieian--who
iuheriIs spark OF thar sirine which shone
50 brightly in the character Of our Fathers
10 come forward boldly and rebuhe from
the r03trum from the PRgss from the PU L.
PIT, these ahomna5le doctrines--doc-
trines which are lapted to root up the loun-
dailon ofour political, social, aed domes
tic sttutions-doctripe which, while they
pretend respect tor religion, would ami
late it, if pOssible--doctfines which, by be-
lag little more specous than those ayow-
ed by Tom Paine and Fanny Wright, are
ten thousand times more dangerous-doc-
times which, under the guise of Liberty
and Equality are fraught with all the hor-
rors of Jacobinlsm, and which, instead Of
eleyating the poor man to dignity Influence
worth, and happiness, will, if acted on, sink
him into the lowest pit of degradation and
misery"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

Hon. w. w. CHAPMAN, Delegate in Con
gress from Iowa, has come out for Harrison. The
Van Buren, Harvest Home Committee for Phila-
depha county, recently invited this same MIR
Chapman, oe Iowa, to participate in :heir festival.
His reply is published in the National Intelligencer,
and contains the following passage:
"Be assured, gentlemen, that it would
afford me unfeigned pleasure to lend my
humble aid in the promotion Of the great
cause of equal rights, the violation of
which may be read in the history OF an ex-
hausted Treasury, a deranged currency,
wlhered commerce, failing revenue, our
government in debt; and without the least
attempt to provide means for removing the
present evils, or preventing them in future.
The drones who hold the purse, though an
empty one, will only have completed the
work Of desolation when they shall have
fixed on US the direful necessity of direct
tax, now openly and boldly avowed by their
leaders. When the purse has been ex-
hausted, and its corrupting application of
necessity ceased, we have no reason to be
astonished at the drones grasping at stand.
ang army as means of forcing disatis-
fed people into unconditional subservienc y.
That successful grasp at the sword would
be death to liberty, requires no other proof
than the universal burst Of indignation with
which it is met.
My devotion to the sacred cause Of nv
man rights, though in an humble sphere
has been one of deep anxiety. And could
| believe that my presence at your COM
mendable celebration would in the least
tend to the removal Of the droneS or to the
rescue of the sacord from their grasp, |
would forego the pleasure of complying
with present engagements, and by my pres
ence contribute whatever might be in my
power to fortify the noble resolutions OK the
real inhabitants of the "Log Cabins. !"
Although the name of the Log CABIN
Candidate" was given to General Harrison
by his enemies in derson aud ridcule of
his humble habitation, yet feel a conf
dence that his knowledge of the wants of
that gallant and respectable class of our fell
low citizens will not render him the more
unfit to preside over republic, to whose
defence in her most trying moucnt he led
the gallant inmates of Log Cabins, %"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
TRUFKNT,s COMPOUND.

EMTM b. TRUFANT, would inform the ln-
w habtants of Bath and its vicinity tha'
lowing to his being much of the time absenD ms
medicine for cure Of SALT RHEUM &c may be mao 11
of Capt. Henry Hyde at the BATH Booh
STORE.
PRIoE-Ono dollar with full directions.
w. B. T. Would Just observe, tina! the increased
demand for the above article, from abroad ~ well
as home, warrants him 10 believe 1t TO be as rec
commended, when faithfully applied as the follow
ing will shaw:-
THIS Medicine ia the most safe and eflectnal
remedy yet discovered. The subscriber has
been Agent for tho sale of the above medicine for
few months, and during that time, has seen persons
affected with the Salt Rheun in every degree, from
A very slight touch on the hand to the covering OF
the whole body, completely cured by the above
medicine i; and would recomnend it with the utmost
confidence, to all affected IL any degree with the
above complaint. And resort has been had TO this
in of obstinate hunors of yenrs standing with
entire success. SAMUEL ADAMS.
Hallowell, February 20, 1889.
Tho subscriber having been Agent for the sale OF
the above named medicine for several months, and
having known ofseveraI cures performed by using
il can safely recommends to those afflicted with
Salt Rheum Augusta, J. f. LADD.
From Gentleman in Hartford, CT.
Mr.. TRUFANT. Dear Sir: Hearing of an extra
ordinary of Salt Rheun in this vicinity by the
use Of your COMPOUND; wish you to forward me
by way Of Boston, fur packages to be sent from
Boston to Hartford BY Mail Oct 1889.
Bath Nov % 1879 f1y IS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

The Age reiterates the faIsehood that Gen
Harrison admitted to John Randolph, in
1894, that he had been lederast in 1868,
and that paper then accuses Todd q
Drake, of Cincinnati, of making an addi-
ton to Gen. Harrson's speech, in Il
pamphlet they have published and char
ges Gen. Harrison with endorsing the cor
rectness of that pamphlet, knowing i. was
not correct. This addition TO Harrison'3
speech is nothing more nor less than that
part OF the speech which the Van Buren,
presses lad knavishly suppressed. The
pamphlet has j, just as it was published in
the National ineliigencer, and just as Gen.
Harrison delivered it at the time. II flatlE
contradicted Randolph.
1t is the height OF Loco Foco itnpndence
to pretend that Gen Harrison, in 1924.
admitted that he was q iederalist, when he
appeared as a delegate in Congress- in
1888, because it is perfectly notorious THAI
he was not so. The delegate was chosen
by the Territorial Legislature Arthur ST.
Clair Jr. was the fedetal candidate, and
received every federal vote w II Har-
rison was the democratic candidate, and
received all the democratic votes but one,
which was gwen to st. Clair by personal
friend Harrison was elected by the dem.
ocra;s, on strict party grounds.
Aen Journal
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

We are quite willing to allow the office
holders all possible latitude, in the ardu-
Gus duty of taking care of their bread, 4"
as far as common decency will permit
But we must advise those dear gentlemen,
particularly in this ncighborhood, to be
leetle more careful how they perambula:e on
the sea coast Of old Lincoln. ...
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

FINALE TO CouRTsHIP. Flora, ahi
dearest Floral am come-ah! Flora [
come to-oh YOU can decide my fa,e--T
am come, my FIora-ahp
Il see you, Malcolm, perfectly. YOU
are come; you tell me interesting inteli-
gence certainly. We'll what nexl?
ooh Flora | am come to-to-'
To offer me your heart and hand, /
suppose?
'Yesn
We'll, do it like man, then, and not
like monkey 4#f L..
Plague take your self-possession! ex.
claimed |, suddenly stating up from my
knee, upon which had fallen in an atti-
tude that might have won the approval Of
Madam de Maitland Fraisez, you make ms
ashamed of myself
Proceed, sir said Flora
You like breyty, it would SEEM
yes replied Flora
'Phen--wll you marry me: ?
Yes
win you give me a kiss?' .e
You may take one
took the profiered kiss
Now this is going 10 work rationaHy ,
said Flora, when thing is to be said, why
may it not be said in two seconds instead
of suffering aud stammering two hours
about It! Oh! how cordially do hate all
mysteries" exclaimed the merry maiden,
elaspng my hands enetgetically well,
then, SAID !, 'hnmbug apart what day
shall we fix for our marriage?'
What will the Wings say when they are
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

Mr.. Van Buren, has written long letter
in the real Amos Kendall style, in answer
to committee Of his partisans in Kentucky.
The principal part Of 1t is a demagoguo
attempt to excite popular prejudice against
the banks which he has himself drawn into
embarrassment if not ruin, and an elabo-
rate defence of the snb-treasury system.
Ken. journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

"The hereditary descent Of property is
AN ANOMOLY IN OUR AMERI-
CAN SYSTEM WHICH MUST BE
REMOVED, OR THE SYSTEM IT
SELF WILL BE DESTROYED"
"a man shall have all he honestly ac-
qnlres so long as he himself belongs to the
world in which he acquires 1t. BUT
HIS POWER OVER HIS PROPER
TY MUST CEASE WITH HIS LIFE,
AND HIS PROPERTY MUST THEN
BECOME TIL PROPERTY OF THE
STATE, +! to be disposed Of by some
equitable law, for the use OF the generation
which takes his place"
at Is great measure. aud startling
The rich, the business community will new
er consent to it, and we think we know too
much of human nature to believe that ii
will ever be effected peaceably. !: will be
effected only by the strong arm of physical
force.
at vii! come, if it comes at all only at
the conclusion of war, the like which the
would as yet, has never Witnessed, and
from which, however inevitable il NAV
seem to the eve of philosophy, the heart of
hO"Asli II iSS'i'o WIN HoilOi. -. .H###
These atrocous doctrines have been difnly
shadowed out before; bat as was the case with
the grand scheme for Standing Army of two
hundred thousand men, they were disayowed for
time from apprehension of the odium and indir-
nation which then excited every where. Now
however, the Destructives, cmbodened by the
passage ofthe sub-treasury, exultingly proclaim
them anew; and should they be able to maintain
their power in the National Admjnstro ton. thev
will rush headlong TO their practical adoption
We need only present these revolutionary theo-
ries to the public, in order to call down the most
decisive and indignant reprobatior. We ap-
peal to the good sense the public virtue, the re-
iigion, and patr otis oftl country gains, their
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

The BosroN QUARTERLY REylEw is the ne
dunn for communicating to the public the more
studied ard elaborate expostions OF Van Buren,
ism, just as the Globe IS the conduit pipe for lett
ing off the ephemeral illusions of the Cabinet and
the few Office holders who can write with case,
for nothing, and the numberless scribes who hold
their places by the glbness with which they can
ind,te defence of the Administration, or cal
jimmy falsehood against the Opposition. MIR.
Van Buren, who is continually apiug every thing
English, must have a Quarterly Review as an
oracle and advocate after the fashion Of the Lon
don Quarterly, so long the organ and defender OF
a Tory administration in England This Boston
journal, boasting of knot OF Federal office .hol-
ders tor conductors and contributors Bancroft
the Collector; Brownson, Steward of Chelsea
Hospital, and olhers-puls forth the following as
parts of the drama Of which the Sub-ireasaty is
only The first act.
|. The destruction Of the system of free
labor and wages.
II. The overthrow of the Church in all
its forms and sects
III. The abolition of the laws relating to
the descent of property.
The abominable purposes are not advanced has
tly; but coolly and deliberately, and are delen-
ded in studied and elaborate article, from which
we present the suhjoined extracts as spec-
mems:
"Wagesis cunning device ofihe devil
for the benefit of tender consciences, who
would retain all the advantages ofthe slave
system, without the expense, trouble, and
odium OF being slave holders"
"But having traced the inequality we
complain of to its origin, we proceed 10 ask
again, what is the remedy The remedy is
first to be sought in the destruction Of the
Priest"
The Priest is universally tyrant, uni
versally the enslaver Of his brethren, and
thereiore-it is Christianity condemns
hiln"!!!
at may be supposed that we, protes-
tants, have TO priests: but Cor ourselves,
we know no fundamental difference be-
tween Catholic Priest and a Protestant
Clergyman, as we know no difference OF
any magnitude, in relation to the principles
on which they are based, between a Prot
estant Church aud Catholic Church."
"There must be no class of men set apart
and authorized, either by law or fashion, to
speak to US in the name of God, or to be
Interpreters Of the word ofGod. sr7PTHE
WORD OF GOD NEVER DROPS
FROM the PRIESTS LIPS. ~!
but one might as well undertake to dip
the ocean dry with clam shell, as to W.
dertake to cure the evils of the social state
by converting men to the Christianity ofIhe
Church..
We object not to religious instruction;
we object not to the gathering together oil
the People one day in seven, to sing aud
pray, and to listen to discourse from
religious teacher; but we object to every
thing like an outward visible Church; To
every thing that in the remotest degree par
takes of the Priest"!!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

The Loco Focos call the Sub-Treasury
dence." Whereupon the Canton Repos-
tory gives the NAMES of the sIGNERs of
this second declaration, among whom the
following are conspicuous as among the
leading Van Buren, defaulters:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

l carry out the principles of Mr.. Van
Burens administration as Mr. Senator
Benton said to the broker when he sold his
specie for paper. The system works well.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

Here is another good bit from the same jour
nal:
Human FOR OLD TIr!-A good joke is
said to have occurred at or near Fort Meigs
the other day. As the procession was
passing house, the occupant came on, and
began shouting for Van Buren,. Not re-
Spouse was heard While thus engaged
in his solitary hurrah, his wife came out,
crept up behind him, shut his mouth with
one hand and with the other waved ban
ner, and HuRRA'D FOR HARRIsoN! Of
course three times three followed from the
multitude.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
GROWING Us SQUEALING.

We copy the following from Vermont paper,
just to show the 'nature of the anime's''
While the Mortified log-cabin was re-
turning drought Bolton, locofoco, inten-
ding undoubtedly to be very witty, came out
with very lean pig in very tight yoke,
and followed on for considerable distance,
cutting various insulting antics. At last
father Herrick, the old veteran of the revo-
lutionary war, thought it was about time to
end the matter He therefore hailed him
thus; Stranger, am fearful there has
been bad falling out in your family; or
never would you so choke yom brother, =
Both puppy and pig beat an instant retreat
Waterman e. State Journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20

The Arabian horses sent to the President
by the Imaum Of Muscat were sold at aucy
lion on Tuesday last, one for $3.50, the
other for .S675--tho latter TO Gen, Eator,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-03
G~. ~.
Sin frember Saul,
QSAn. pelbe in bicler Drudcrep tu baten np unp ~
QukUtII wObklem prsilen ssrtauft merpen:

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nnssen Grtarun8 Der OfentarunS Scbannis Or. So.
bann !5enri6 Sung 9tilin8, prcis Ibaer.
Bctanifbes 6anbbud m @ettuntcrridt StD Srietrd
QBil6em Sod, 1beile in encm Sano, preis 81 so.
Spb Anbr. 9ekers epanSes Concentrating, prts 81 So
Cine SammnS bbler Samen nnp &cnnseiecn pcs 9cbnsa
0cttes, Vreis so Gents.
Gin Gwises Gpanseum, mad hei cabren @tnne or 4Bor.
tt, ppn SOB. Suew. Sul ST. @dwar5 4rcIs rs Gtnts.
prbi8tt aur'9eftrberun9 Der bausieen Nnoat Gbr
psirp .6einrib Sranbt. preis 1ba(cr.
0abe Der $iete, fur Erante etne era9e Nnetun9 tnei
8ctt9cfaui9cn 9crbalten a pm Srantbe prtis 25 Gs.
Gern bes ceutben eoerbases Der @rfi epanselen Sis
DE. pres so Gents. a'
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Sdriftsrlnren, &c. 9oreis 81 Cts. ..
SGneestc @pras $ctensenbe, Carl SSctD 81 Gs.
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rim 40 eten reis xbaler 0aBcIte qBert sebunoen II
sSanrcn, pres 10 3baler. go
&ubers &atc9smus, nt 9pru unb &ieberfaminluns ent
baltcnb ZIG @eiten, preis 81 Gts. ,....-..s = -
Sob &ubp Gmalos rifl9e UlcnatsEbrift. preis 1bar
6ilners &rttliebe 3cittbrift, S5.
Sts Ghriten O1en(4enreunbs tit(ibe Graablnstn Sos
9einrid @tillins, IL !9efte, preis xbaer.
06rtfus fir unb 1T uns 1c. Dreis 81 Gs. ...
Die Nnaiebn9strat pes &rnJes Wbionsrbt, pres 30 o.
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&elters @erat ter Die S6pfun9 Der 9Belt rs Gents.
Dauics N(almen IN &ieoern SO &ts. -. ....'. .-
Der Qees GrtnntnB Der s6tIen $ebre, rsts 30 Gs
Canton, Oec H. ... ...
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ShlDBer W}afcbiuerte.

ar lntcrbrietenc tcnori6tst bic 9eucbner rtn @tar
- oaunper9 9ctrnt Rag cine Q1srtatt rr6fnrt bat i'm I'm
ter" tcdwcrt ron 6crrn Oiatl 2DetSerts 6au1c, in pe
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9crHcc 9c8ennter, mo- bas
S6lDBersG5e1h6ft
in alien resn rrbebcncnwe9e bttrett Gr 1T tcrtt aets
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trllrn Yrrn Icfcrn mrp, t pabrr cnen xbei( Der
ctfcntlicbcn Sunbte9aft QnDrras QBeikcrt
Canton 9rc. 20. 1899. 6H1.
@nb ba tefanrts &aftes s1Gblcn ouf anb tretbe tr
9efcnncn 1T 3u wrblfcien 9rci(cn 3u pertaufen.
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npmncn
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Sunv 1889, VrilbjabrS II. SDmmer<9Saaren.
Ta. OOt1ugn1t 81 GO.

S9ena3r@Sen bre 6reunbc in @tart 2Bapnc ND ben an
~ 8r"n}enoen ea1nttes er9ent baB c fcben ppn
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