The national Republican., 1862-09-10
NEW ENGLAND Items.

The 6aco Democrat, Maine, 10 outspoksn In
its hostility to the Administration and the war.
70 late number Of that journal, We hnd the
following language:
"rhs war is undsmoorato, and ought to be
1--WE have souuselsd and do eounssl tho De-
mooraoy, a. individuals and in oonvsosion' to
The platform Of that pavsr, which is in issue
today in the Stats sleotsss, 10 this;
"That the reoonstruction Of tho Union by
force, against the embittsrsd feelings and
united strength Of nearly one half Of the Btates,
i Sii,JP Pt'P'0'' .0'ard''y and an utter '"p0''''
This editor belongs to that class Of bipeds, a
genus not yet extinct, who pronounce every
Administration unconstitutional and undemo'
CRATIC that does mot keep tbsm in onios. I,
was doubtless undemocrstio, according TO this
mans ideas, to displsos him from the custom.
house Of the town Of saoo. ...
X. G. C.'s IN MAMR.-The Portland Prcss do.
clares that there are Knights Of the Golden
Circle in Maine, and adds: " The members oil
that Internal organization in this State are no,
idle. Thsy are 40 busy here - In Illinois
although not 90 numerous. But the eye Of the
Government Ii upon them, and In due time
their iniquitous proceedings will bs exposed to
an indignant and outraged people,"
The Newport (Rhods Island) artillery appear
to be opposed to drafting any Of their number
for the war. This company was one Of the
nrst that responded to the call Of the Governor
In 1861. They distinguished themselves, 80
company F, In the battle Of Bull Run, July 2lst,
1861. The members OF the company were ex
empt from draft in 1872, a. their records show.
II is thought this company will soon volunteer,
The Providence Press inumates that there
are many people In that city who seem to have
become suddenly lame, and that orutohss are
In demand. This may be 20. though, We think
II ia not 30 prevalent - some are fond Of init
mating. ..H
Mrs. VIM. Haskell, Of Kennebec county,
Maine, has seven sons in the army: six in the
ranks, and one, who is lame and cannot march,
acts q cook for the company. Mrs. Haskell
thinks she has nlled her quota.
Hon. Charles II. Train, member Of Congress
from Massachusetts,, has been appointed on
General Gordon's stsf. All the Generals stan
officers we're either killed or wounded In the
recent battles. ... .Ur...
at ia certain that there are among the peo-
pie whole communities Of those who, by the
speeches they hear and the papers they fxke,
are led into condition OF utter dissstisfactio
with the Government-such dissatisfac ction that
they will not enlist; and they talk about /" re
s'sting the draft" These men, We regret 10
say, are not Democrats. but they are Republi.
cans, thoroughly misled."-Springteld Repub'
lican, AugusI5.
We do not believe word II; and for this
reason: the Republican lets slip no opportunity
to villify and abuse those with whom 1t onoe
afiliated. There 10 no such feeling as the Re-
publican represents, anywhere in Aassachu'
setts.
Some chaps who went into the orchard Of a
hr. Scott, in winsted, Connecticut, and stole
quite quantity Of apples, had the impudenoe
to take his wheslbsrrow to carry them away
in That was cool.