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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30
Our Ccllao Correspondence.

CALLAU, My II, 1888.
Tie Projected Rcrohaion-H7 Prospects Of Sacc~ss-yae
Pestc-Ls'8lsh and 4m1yedn Tisiass-DoitVs of Con-
creeo-- Ctassa.,t'al Eatdendcs, &c,
Not a single item OF has TRANSFERRED since last
everything has boen quiet. Tho ro~tc in Lima has pre-.
vailed 10 aern,ing extent Most OF the inn .bisnt.
q al who were able, have gone TO Choras-o
tairg raoe on tic coat-sbout tcn miles fron Lima
and fD.cu from (Niiao. fso health of this pace s goot
ut present We hco. " tay Jf no eases; and h
ucaCLes n getting cosor, don't expect ~ be trouble
With the peste any More this season.
The long talked OIL long looked for revolution Is still
only talked Of No steps have been tasen by either
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"A sell Monday June ~ mt l0 O'Clock. at he resi-
s6E Kfbase street. the anre furkure oonts,aM In the
four story embracing and
" class household solid srny
covered IN SATIN pier ard ceoire sss ch rosewood
and cory chairs covered in soSa AMI molws
pens,ve curtains oil paintings cocks nsina ~
ou0 costly mancI ornane~'s large p&~ and oval srNeh
glse mirrors superior rossrooi octave plsaof4
sol cover; rosewood sesere, elegant rosewood work
"a Tired vita wood W. velv- aud I,rus-
SIS rrpeis solid oak extenon table costly Soi silver ware
otr nrs FIJI ASSORTMENT o,nA ten aud unner ccvs VI
out tAss ware ivory cutlery mahogany cuso~ad chairs
ssfs bod lounges s1pefor solid rosewood aud maog
ry hCdeos bureaus w@ataA1s til9t pure hair mat.
oilolOtts, Parioa Ia
- = old furniture win md at Ais sss everything
FIR housekeeping and OF the best description Sale
positive. House To- iet possession given Immediately. In
auire NJ the house,
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FTnnWtpHIxs.

FTRRWOSkIxs.
ED0Es FIRST PRMdfcM uoLoErD BRTIaIANr
~ fireworks Laboratory North Point jersey city, N J.
Orders for the above should be addressed u.
THOMAs DuNKIN
Soda Arpt,
No ~ Maid lsss n. "
where samples q exhibition pieces also ever e4x
work, suited TO serpkeep1s' sales as rpN~
GOES, r,ck,ts, csldiee, &c, 6ca to, may be 'auaa
9oods delivered 10 part Of he ciy, raj
road steamboat stations, free OF expense.
Front street Fire crackers Canton rockets double head
joss sticks and complete assortment fireworks
rsnied Of the best qualify Country merchants and dewcrs
general suppAed on the most a.onable terms.
N BENNETT, No, l95 Front stree&.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

CRoCKERY. AND Glass; J. wALDRoN,, AUd
~ toneer. II Il. EVANS, No Liberty street. VIII sell
lots 70 suit on Tuesday July l. at ten O'CLOCK, full assert
meni of Mayors bce W g., and all kinds common
large variety Of tpwhler goge,s, gasses pcls
and other glassware Goods packed In the best TO-
stunning
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uSn 1 he1i hs osooD sHh Co. or aa s1ss.
WI sell he contents Of No ssi Eighth oeswaa
Threit ia IL srs streets comprising household ia NJ
or SUE lot Join i'm r ssaf nsa
A ucTIoN NoTIcF.-cRocKER FRY GLASS AND CHINA.
y By ). II: EAR1I.Efr, aacioueer TUESDAY, July y
ery Brtanna ware, SC. Goods We'll packed for shppas
UcTIoN EoTIoE.-oRoGKERY, GLASS, CHINA,
Aaconeer Monday 70 a 10 O'clock a, AZ Mn isoa
le ss stool worthy hs o # retailers and srSssc
w % %s ass Tsr S those
UorIoN NoTIcE-H WILSON, AUcTIoNEER, WILL
I. se 20 morrow Iesday morning at lo oc!eee s -
desirable assortment Of first class furnure such a.
tables rich rosewood reception aud chairs covered =
china aud cosby aud
oval French plate mirrors superior rosewood seven octave
wood work,sSies lined with ssnwood ROSEWOOD sseresry,
SOLID silver s full eh1a
dinner sets; crystal cur class ware ivory isy mahosag
Sooa %"a sos. Df Ode
%sn hair IF @ s nsran rnup win sa
ale everything requse for housekeeping and OF the oe de
Auc1Ios. SorIcg,--rnos. BELL. sucTroSEEe-
sscroSrs 4 NSe William 1a sr as win e soi he ears
ms ssss eo ss
reases beseAs marble saloon and excns on "a
bios paintings engrangs cutlery and plated ware table aa1
bed linen, ~ boxes segars &c Tuesday ami Wednesay-
txrrcsac In suction Of dry goods clothing. &c
T UtTfON notice.. BOG ART, AuCTIONEER-Bx
"A BOgart Monday. June 80 at 10 clock ~ the aueto
rooms corner of Frankfort and William streets mortgages
sale Of billiard tables, consisting OF tWo hsrt tables 40
apparatus MICHAEL DOODY, Anorsey for Mortgage.
UcTfoN EoTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEBR.
II will sell on Wednesday, July all the geneel and HAND
some household furniture contained IN the private residences
consisting Of rosewood pianoorle, two suits OF paror iurn
in crimson plush the other In hair CLOTH French pier
end oval mirrors oil paintings II reh frames, tapestry and
Wilton carpets rosewood centre pier AMI sofa tables ia9
and brocadc curtains French shades ormolu clocks rosd
wood and mahogany b.dseads, rosewood and mahogany
dressing bureaus with Wristbands 10 match pure hair tu
spring mattresses beds and bedding china toilet oval ana
mirrors superior mahogany exens sion table opens
sixteen .er elegant French secretary cost Slio library ans
secretary bookcases, mahogany and cottage chairs rockers
French china tea SETS glass ware ivory cutlery crockTy
of kitchen ustensis refrigerator range, gas
The whole 10 be sold without and cash
deposit will be REQUIRED of oil purchasers and the goods
Immediately the premises. Catalogues can be
obtained on the morning Of sale
A SsaGNEES sAIE-TnE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
n and fixtures In No $40 Bowery Ing 70 about
5000 will lie sold in bulk at lbe discount for ctsh
II not disposed OF at private sale before Monday ia
instant they viii be sold the hpry
at ECAk1HUR, BiRNE, GIBBONS q CO.'S. No l55 broad
way.
|NROCEERY
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENgWED BvgRY DAY
SAi.ES Az AUCTION,

A LRERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER. STOCKS AND
"A bonds at auction. Regular semi weekly sale-ALBERT
H. HICOIAY will sell this day, June 30 at 12 clock
Merchants Exchange, for account of whom
$1,000 tirea Western Railroad 10 per cent bonds
35N Illinois Central Railroad bonds $500
sou Hudson River Railroad Sd mortgage bonds I8D
400 Miami County Ohio Der cent bonds. 1000
l6 shares Third Avenue Railroad 100
z do. New York City Paint Company hypothecatea.. 100
30 do. Great Western Railroad, hypothecacd 100
~ do. Lake Erie Wabash st Louis RK., hypothd.. SO
70 do. Corn Exchange krc Insurance Company 50
30 do. New Amsterdam Insurance Company. Is
20 do. Mechanics Ranking association.
Terms OF saleTen cent this day and the
2ocock tomorrow The interest on all the bonds
will be charged to the purchaser Next regular sale
Thursday July s. Albert H. Ncolay holds his re guar
weekly auction sees Of stocks and bonds every Monday and
Thursday at the Merchants Exchange Also special sales OF
The same any other days when required At private SALE
great variety OF first class railroad city and State bon Vs.
bank and other stocks OF unaoSted character for
Investment Important noce-Ineres allowed all moneys
Deposited on trust and sooes bought and sold at Board
OF brokers. ALBERT IL. NtC0LAY,
Auctiopp&lx0nd Banker, No A Broad street.
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A slGNEE's sAE,--TnE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
N and fixtures In No $40 Bowery amour Ing 70 about
5000 will lie sold in bulk at lte al discoan, for tsh
II not disposed Of at private sale before Monday A
instant they viii he sold the prem Aprly
at ECAR1HUR BYRNE GIBBONS d CO.'S, No. l55 broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

TAMES COLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALTON SALE
OF Is o,s The Eleventh ward city Of Brooklyn by order
Of the executors of h. 81, Felix dcceasef-jA ME UOLE
FUN Will sell On Tuesday july at " O'Clock Al the Com
mercai ExchanEe 1863 Fulton street opposite tho city HE
Brooklyn, W lots Fulton and F!tthush
Navy Raymond aud 81 Felix streets Wasns park
copper cent bond and mortgage For maps Ac apply
Messrs. Wells Van Wagner IL Wall street. the
teeers $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn, and a Nassau street,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

d r. WILKINS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sALE
Of bakers stock and also Sage
Companys sock-pHILlP r. WILKINS Will sell At auction.
Tuesday July 1855 at l0i O'Clock at 4l9 Sixth
the stock in store consisting Of nour
confectionery sakers implements &c. HORSE wagon, hAr
ness, &C. Also, p0 shares stage Company stock sundry
notes and all the other property assigned TO the subscrhe1
by Franklin A. Collins for the benefit o. his creditors
Il, Is, WESTON. Ass;rDaH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

DIpES, CURRANTs, PEACliES-Ar AUCTION To
morrow at o. Dey street, corner Greenwich al l03f
ocock-Almonds Oolong cirrants mackerel, herring
shad rice splt peas pipes peaches CARE champagne,
gars schnapps, pencils, paper. mahogany boxes, &c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Aucuonaer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

w WING co. VIII sell at auction, on Tuesday, July I.
at 1913 o'clock At the saiesrooms No. Pine street. household
furniture general assortment removed for al
SALE CONSISTING In part of Brussels ingrain carpets hair
mattresses feather eds &C. mahogany sofas haircioh;
window curtains and shades suites cnrven rosewood par
furniture covered IN boaael and crimson mahogany
sofas in haelosh eteecres, ensmelef sHWe cote " mt
ture rosewood amour rlace bedeads shees
pnnes; mahogany wardrobes oak extension dining tsbca
French plate manel and pier gasses chairs
ea washstands &C. crystal chandeliers hat stand crock
Cry and glass ware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

vNILIIAM T. BOYD, AUCTIONEER.--TO BAKRRS-
w On Tuesday, July at f0s O'Clock, at No. I04 Reada
street the and Hxiucs Of bakery also young horse
two wagons Sleigh harness baskets bread end
csas, troughs pans counter, glass awning ollcld
stoves and few articles Of furniture The premises
had for the So business.
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A UCTION NOTICE. BOG ART, aucTIONEER-BH
"A bogart Msndsy June 80 a. 70 O'Clock a. the aus'o
of Frankfort and William Streets mortgages
sale Of billiard tables, consisting OF hilart tables 49,
apparatus MICHAEL DO0DY, AitOrSey for MortgAgceI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30

A UcTIoN HoTIcE.-cRoGKERY, GLASS, CHINA,
n britannia and plated goods.-tiy WM. w. SHIRLEY.
Auconeer Monday June 70 al 10 O'clock a, Az Hn isoa
Lutte sale Of stock worthy the aoo OF retailers and yrocar
also "a barrels glass tumbers DC Those wanting bargains
viii do well 10 attend Terms sale
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

would do the necessary voting, aud, If needs
lie, the fighting also, required 10 sustain the
acts Of his State in the territory.
ain short, my proposition is for the State
10 colombo three hundred slaves, and appoint
three hundred Of her young men TO defend
them with ballots, and, II necessary, with
bullets. To do this will cost enc dollar a
head on every slave in the State, and no
more. Irall the slave States will follow the
example, In twelve months we would have a
slave colony in Kansas that all the abolition
.ts in the Union could not cNpcl
"If YOU think we'll Of this proposition,
put il in such a form as will arrest the at.
tcntion oi N, legislature.
cit will not DO to rely on individual en-.
tcrprisc. Tho interest involved is too great
10 b. lclt 20 such uncertain dcfrnccs. The
persons interested arc too numerous and too
widely scattered, even 10 act In sufficient
concert to procure the bcst and spoe'licst
results" \. &. BRowN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

Tur rHr Sur ADMINISTRATIONS. The
gentlemen Who have hryn connected with
ths government OF Maine during the past
YEAR. anI who have just given place 90 a
har.aiuiu. coalition Of Whigs and folcnl,
i.,.. have bccn men Of irrcrroaehabIo char.
actcr and patriotic principle Much a.
they have bc,u abused and mi'rcprrs'ntcl,
they have faithfully aud eonsci'n,iou'ly die.
charged all their dutic- and Obligations =
the state.
GOV. Morrill,, specially, deserves the
hi.hc., sncomium. for the ability, discretion
and asaci,y with which he has presided a'
Chef Magistrate How unlike the rrc,,"'
dynasty in an that pertains o. The exercise
OF oHcal power. But 'rw removals were
made by Governor Morrill,. H. and biz
Administration were lar los proscrir,i'c
than most Governors aud Administrations.
H. removed bat few from Office, and tho'r
only where necessity, prudent exercise Of
discretion, or the people required IL. The
present dynasty belong to the butcher stamp,
and cannot wait all warm in It's sat, hoior
IL raises the uroseTip,iye axe upon victims
hy tens ami scores.
Such &, the difference between the honest
and faithful Chief Magistrate, ar.i tho an
bilious aspirant and tool Of Coalition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18
Con,i,tensy Of ObsequiOa, plerceism.

Consistency OF Obsequious Plerceism'
The Age repeats is on mouthcd doctrine,
Of "evcry community in is infancy shall
regulate its own Affairs :" aud stoutly con-
tends tina, Kansas will be free, and that, in
fact, there Is no Pro-slavcry party there.
This look. very consistent, especially when
the sober free state men in great numbers,
arr constantly asserting that without the
most pcrscvcrinc efforts, the old Federal
aristocracy Of slavery Is sure to prevail.
This is the sor, Of doughhccism which can
h had in any amour, Tor a consideration.
and i, !, precisely the double fellowship
which makes liberty subscryirni to slavery,
and party to patriotism.
hot does not this doctrine Of sQua,tor
sovereignty, originated by Walker Of Missis-
.ipi. adopted BY Cas-, enacted by Pierce and
approved nv twaddlcrs in general, carry IL
vo,arics a step farther in practice than may
b. desirablcl Polyramy by the Laws Of
the country isa crime. The doctrine Of
squattcr sovereignty may adopt this crime
NJ an original and most important element
in IT, government. The commuoity of ono
Of these territories has adopted IL. The Agc
will say or course, "why this the lecit.
mate RESULT Of squattcr sovereignty, there
fore to sustain party We must believe in IT,"
:, il must b. IN relation to other crimes
n the luattsr. wish q steal men and wo-
men, ald rcrr,,ua,c tho then and make
Il binding upon generations vet unborn,
they must have tho right, and Party aud the
Constitution require H. II likewise, the
squatt-rs establish law tha, tho frst man
who cannot ply hi' ichts shall b. soli 20
the highest bidder, that mus, h. right be-
cause the Constitution don't interfere with
d1m,.ti, institutions. This 6. disrrnccful
nou.rnsc, too absurd or white men or black.
The Constitution in 30 many words In r.
latipn to new Tcrritorir. says " Congress
.hall havr the power % make an n'odful
rules AMI regulations" Tho man who de-
ma, ,hi. authority, d'uic, The plainr'' rrin.
ciplos of lrV government and regulated
liberty and there is monarchy, pcsTotism,
or crime which may not D" rrorasat'd and
sanctioned by that palladium II Freedom.
Tho people should brwarr Of tho'' who
teach thee falsr do-,rinss. thr,s innovations,
fr they would scll their birthrisht Tor a
mess OF T1itarr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18
Judge Of Probate.

We announced briefly, a few weeks ago,
that Hon. 7. Ludlcn had resigned his posi-
ton as Judge Of Probate, and that nr. ].
II. Brown, had been appointed a. hi, sue
cesar. Judgc Luddcn during the whole
time be has occupied the responsible place
above alluded 10, has given entire sntishc-
ton 20 the whole community. No complaint,
We believe, has over been made against him
from any quarter while on the other hand
he has won golden opinions from all who
have h,cn called 20 transact business in his
Court.
while the people Of the County can but
regret the De-, orihe services Of Judge Lud'
den. We believe they will rcoi,c to know
that hi, place 0, 10 b. filled 10y one every
way Gi,ri iur the honorable position.
We have known pr. Brown Ion. and in
,imatsly, and the public know him. H. j.
a gentleman Of sound Judgment, prudence
anil discretion, and Tor honesty u rurro'
and .,rrliu; integrity no man in ihi. com-
munrty stand. before him In addition to
these qualities he &. a gentleman II excellent
bushes, capacities, and will, we believe,
perform the responsible dutir. Of the oacc
in a manner crcdinble 60 himself aud pcr.
frc,ly satisfactory 90 tho community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

Tm AuRIc,N JorBNvL of the Medical Sci
cncrs. Edited by Isaac lIays, VI. ID. Pub
li.hcd by Blanchard a la.
The January number Of this venerable
American Quarterly, devoted to tho Medical
Sciences, has just been received from the
Publishers. II san excellent number, and
,ustains the high reputation Of the cli,or,
who has with such distinguished talents
presided over IT. columns Each number
has some 80 pages. Il contains great
number Of articles pertaining to all branches
of the Medical Profession and which arr
highly valuable To the student and practi.
tioncr. Thoso medical gentlemen who wish
TO take a thorough medical Journal cannot
find one superior to this Price, s. pr
annum,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18
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never I''' +" moment "T relax muscle. ""'
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tins lr''r
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N'f"'r h'7f'."' .'''. - 800 long ana
anxious reelection has satisfied mo '''' '"'
southern l,'l'' owe IT 20 '"'' o"" 49, ,.
u US ~ voc '''','' '' '''''' '"'' w. ''.'',
l''' ''a''J INTO Ml"'''' anu ''','' u ','
UT u t'' '"'''' '"' ''''''''.' '.'''
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exclude 'a'''y i''m '"' '.''''''l. '"'.'
ehl'n o"ih' 20 '' "'' ana l'o"P"! ''l'''
'i' lh'i"''' ''n'''"' "'''' ''' '' ~ W.
an the Accomplishments OF 'hi' rurl''' - 'h'
proper QUESTION Tor our CONSIDERATION. ''u'
tcci,ion must not b. long delayed IL y"
mean to d'eni our r'sh'.
-" Ih" l'' movement Ia Georgia IN ia'or
Of individual subscriptions 10 raise money ia
aid Of prosla'ery emigration to kansas has
already attracted considerable attention
Hut Tie b'k"ar'n''' "''h when our 20
pie approach that PROPOSITION seems % ihu'-
cate thar twill not be- embraced with great
uuanimiiy. livery STAKEHOLDER has direct
inters, in the question, and every one should
contribute in proportion to his interest.
This am satisfied all or nearly ALL would
willingly do It proper GUARANTEES were CIV
en- that the money 20 Contributed was to be
Jndiciou'Iy applied.
"lo cn'urv this and at the same time to
obtain speedy and decisive action wlllitnot
b. well for the legislature to take tho mat
ter in hand' \ tax Of one dollar Per head
On all our ssE'rs would raise Mt once three
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
In such an emergency the people would not
grnmOl' 1t At was assessor III marc" anu col.
Iee'ea IN May ln'' sum- Jl''''ou,'y 'a'd
out' would '"y AZ least 'n''' "u''o'.' save
anu leave tu'I'U' 'u'',''"' ~ o'''" WV
IAlS"''' VI '"''e H''u''" ''"'s ''"'' "
N"n,a''
NY P'An "Ou'u &c '''' --'o' ''' ''l'Y ,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

FoR TIE LIrrLE FoLEs. The Soh0oBshoir
Is ihc title Of a magazine for youth, issued
by Messrs. Dix & Edwards, New York, pub
fishers OF Putnam's Monthly. IL Is pretti'
~ illustrated and contains original articles
adapted to the Tastes Of the elias. Of readers
Tor which il is designed. It, publishers are
gentlemen Of enterprise, and all their pub
locations are Of the highest character. Price
81 % per annum.
Tm PLArmrE, which we have frequently
commended heretofore, commences the New
Year in an improved style, which renders it
still more attractive than before, Publish
ed by William Guild 4 Co., Boston, Terms,
81 % Per annum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

PrrEcr Is NV ENgi,Nu. According 20
tbs Maine Fro Pres, an ,hcdrl-gatc' elect.
eI % the Democratic National Convention
from New England, IS in number, are in
favor Of the nomination Of Pierce. There
are 90 delegates yc, 70 be- chosen, which will
give Pierce a manri,y Of the votes Of thi.
section Of the Union. \ more compile cvi.
dgncc Of the dcLasemcnt or thi, hOnorcd
name. Democracy, which was once the "
uonym Of liberty, equal rights and true r.
ruhlicaui.m could not BE- found, than that
a majority Of the delegates Of that party
from libsgty-l0yinc New England, should be-
found ready 10 sustain and rc-elcct Franklin
Pierce, the seryilo tool Of the slave prora-
-andist,, aud exponent Of South Carolina
and Georgia secti,ualism. In the hands Of
Pierce our government !. fast ycrging TO thc
form or an olisarchy. Already is it pro-
claimed that a elias, Of about $50 600 slave.
holders, with few Of their sympathilsrs,
are the only National party, and consequent.
~ the only ones qualified to participate in
th, administration Of government and vet
in the face Of this, these black democrats
wish 10 foisi HIM upon the country again,
under the guise Of Democracy. The cheat
is too Ta'pable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-18

works, and they dread return TO IL. In
deed, they now will return IN sentiment. but
"bldo their time" and, thank God. that
the time will come when thcy may rrturn
what they 80 strangely suffered T. pass from
their hands in September last. n the gov.
ernor means that the noH-iTHhag conmu.
nifty is TO be t" satisfied with the provision.
Tor the .ale Of liquor, We can tell him they
will not bo satisfied with Very " restricted
sale, " nor will they bc subjected bit. They
will have what they desire. And further.
the Governor toll. MS he would have a. ma.
ny licensed 20 cell in each city, town aud
plantation, us the ooHrcHinos u purchaser,
rc!uircs. How very accommodating the Gov.
crnor would b. Really, he must b. man
Of extraordinary mercy. especially toward,
those who wish to "purchasa " rum Blt
from such tender mercy, Good Iorl. deliver
usi lie would not allow liquor b b. drank
In the shops where It Is purchased such
ITAtkltf NuuiI tiAA 70 Nt'AaN'a UT NIf I..l.H
&c. but he would have them return 20 their
families. and drink IL there THIS would
occasion NJ " breaches Of Icac', " would be-
Al. would it not? and that, to-. on ,he
mos, sacred spot on earth. Bat ,hc hearts
nckeu' a. the mind ras.rl IN review ths
weak, miserable, vicious ,waII'a % te
Governor. We have been proud of Maine,
but our face Is now rcl VITA very shame Or
her fallen estate Hai rail Eilrn, lor hsr
next uttcranec will he the rr,,rsi1n of no
tina, in tome " thunder that the world shall
hear. We vcr, once proud Of the demo-
cratic party, but II has icsn falling TOR
year, and nccdcd only to ach il. present
position, both Ia respect t1 the nation and
the State Of Maine T. b. brlcath ths h5rr
ur salvation. OXFORD.