The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-24
ANOTHER MOVE.

ANOTHER MOVE.
We publish below another Maine letter. Some
how these fellows down East are not SO cute as
they are wont to think themselve s to be- 1t was
but the other day that our old friend and cores
pondent, Albert Smith, lost n letter from the
Hon. the Secretary of the Treasury; nd now it
seems the Hon. G. Jarvis has let the cat out of
the bag and disclosed the plan of cheating at the
elections Frauds, frau!s.
How the Globe and Republican would roar
if a wing had written such letter. Is it
hoax, or is it letter? Read! reader! and think
for yourself.
THE LAST CARD.
The following letter, which we copy from
the Kennebec (Me) Journal, has created quite
breeze in the Legislature of MAINE, and
committee of investigation has been appointed
on the subject, with power to send for persons
and papers 1t certainly reads very much like
genuine letter, and IL will at any rate serve
to put our friends throughout the country on the
watch, we copy and commend it to their atten-
ton.
AUGUSTA, Oct 6, 1910.
Dear Sir: | write you il behalf of the Demo-
cratic members of the 'sCommittec of Arrange
ments" for the November election, to inform YOU
of the PLAN that has been adopted by the Demo
cratic members of the Legislature. Accompa-
nying this is one of the State Addresses, which
Is calculated to do so much good, it being pow
erfully written, and is to be circulated as much
as possible. Please send me 900 names in your
part Of the State, that may send them one copy
each SEND me such are rather Indifferent
and luket1d7Dl, and all that at halt or
stand in the Federal party. We want 100, 900
names returned to us before we leave Augusta.
arrangements hare been made and are being
made tcith the POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT to ac-
complish ALL THAT WE WANT, and so it
sDont suit the FedeTaliStS, if they find ID Out
WHICH WE MEAN THEY sHANT. GOrham Parks,
v ID. Paris, Gen. Humphreys, Mr.. Howard,
U. S. Attorney, and several other distinguished
gentlemen OF the Democratic party, here.
We have consulted all of leaders, and have
to the conclusion that we can regain the
State in November You probably have seen
the Election bill passed last week. WE CAL
CULATE TO MAKE ONE THOUSAND
VOTERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
BY THAT, AND MORE, If WE WANT,
AFTER TIE STATE COMMITTEE
SHALL FIND OUT HOW MANY WE
SHALL WANT, which will be in about two
weeks
We have now about one hundred of our first
men in the field, and their expenses are great
We have come to the conclusion that IL could
not do TO rely upon subscriptions to sustain
them these HARD TIMES, but to assess GER
as are able 10 pay. Ne hare assessed kg,yelv.
but when they see the necessity of the case they
ought not to find fault, for it is to sustain Demo-
cracy against Fedora. ism, truth against lies and
Light against error and darkness. ne must make
a DESPERATE EFFORT, or all is zone for
eyer. The sum necessary to carry the State,
with the help of our new Election Law. is moi
very laro,. and our friends. one and all, must be
~ ibe b5s;ne assissgned them
Won are one of the Arostook division. It is
vaanted ,au will take the field ;mmediatelv
affer Won receive the funds IN yyorl, with. which
tbe St,te Comm;ttee wi furnish you with in
about six DAYS 'rhe amount to he collected is
about s6. 500. which has mostly been maid in to
the State COMMITTEES bv the members of the
legislature and about fifty or our most t,r,vard
democrats that are now here assisting 10 adopt
that which will be most profitable. Mr. Care,,
bos zone TO Boston after the needfid. ,Dhieh arr
foits hare agreed to send. The Committee
have adouted a new plan for voting such an
one az will show lust how every man votes. and
tesecs ~. as ~ ~
wehear OF a great many that voted for Gov
ernor Fairfield that have said they should vote
20 it ther ia5rfisoni put tney mus :. oG see
us. With such there is hut one course to take.
nd ~ cnO ALL ;.,f e