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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

ssNrsnss FcE OR S,oVEESvrSr ~
lI,rEroot-- A private i,tfer iu.t r',ci,cd
a NcE Nork fr-m i.al.ag merchant IN
Liverpool. r,irrrins to,,bc large mectiag
h-ii In ihat ciiy on the day The Australia
sian sailed. nofiocs abe f1iiovin- inc,isnt
.r thc rrccccJ,n-. of thar acmsn.tratio1.
NJ. >rcncr. d. person referred e. as
Lasinc iailrd o. Jrss' thc p-rrose oi thc
meeting. vii PEI rreo-nisci AZ che yell
known srccssien -viarafh,rcr
90 a our Meeting ~, pa.-1 a resolution
t.au expressive q ,yupathy ~ith rrcs.lgut
Liueo,n in h'- cfart o. srpsneirate 49,
Slaves. There vas considerable discussiou.
Mr Spcuoc opposed tho r--oi1iion. also-
eating thc causc ~ thc >oafh. ant vas ~
FIRED O. hy Mr. John raucr-on. -hc hrni-
Jed rs Argument s--lrfira. an completely
plt him town. Ite resolution vas earned
D., accianaiion. This sep viii D. foiiovel
o. o,i,rs. which ~il sho~ th~ Nc-;h cat
pahiir op.nion herr. fairly tested. Is vr,h
ana uot a-siu.i Der. I gisc 700 this hlr-
r,,d ssstoA. As ihe ucuspapcrs nth a re-
rart of the meetiag oaaao; 80 forsari ul
nszs mail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

NV HA,fFsIuEE. The reckless co-rse
q the secesh managers 81 the democratic
party b meeting with opposition. 4 Unioa
Convention Is called. 90 mect a. MaucLes-
Ter on The 1sth sHss.. - rouinste c.nd.-
dates Tor Governor AID Railroad Cou,-nis-
sioner. The call . addressed 90 al Iovai
mcn Who are ID favor OF the continued pros
ecutIon Of the var unta tlse ret-lron .
oppressed; Who prefer nos q al uiih e.
istiug party orgAuiratsoal. but So, dssrrc
az opPortunity, By shear vote. % dr,larr
tbera-~tes sPon lie si,lo - til t-uisu -
tbe present struggle. and Who uish % ~
bold The Constitutional Goscnmenf Of Gle
country
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13
Editorial cOrrespondenee.

6~ANeA@AA N0AAceP OA4CA~c-
AUorsrA. Feb =. ISIS.
The bll rcPorscd ~ q SPECIAL coumittee
Of the House. reducing the current eNPeu.
ses Of the Land Ofce scunc t-relyv hundrcd
dollars per annun. passed that bo,ly BY
only tea disscnting votes We 10 not an
,ierstaDd tina; any fault > fosrd ~ith the
administration q Mr.. Norris the Land
Agent. but the reduction in the bssiHcss II
the ofEce - ssoh. tia; n the sPiaio- Of The
iEssA4s Il ske bia. az expenses can be ~
doced. without doinS injustice % the Lad
Agent or hrs assistants. There vas spir-
tied debate upon this question. Mr. b-akc
Of Bangor made an able -s-eeoh IN favor of
the bin. which was eloquentiy rcPlied - by
Mr. KinSsbary Of Portland. No elcc;ion
Of Land Agent for the eDrrcni political
year has vet been made
The l4~ giving aid 70 The families Of sol
diers in the service. wili probably b.
amended in some Of Is features the present
session; but there arr 50 ulaEy cosaictia=
oPSni0ns and different views entcrtainci b.
the members Of the Legisla;zrs. thai a a.
impossible 20 tell what these sucnea0en,s
viii b. One thing : pretty sci settled.
that II VII not be repealed The debztc
on the National Resolves has been pat
poned on account Of the absence % Hon.
7. O. J. Ssnith. who - sru confined b.
sickness Al Portland A la--r nuasbcr Of
petitions. P-ayiEg fsr a chang - che hqsor
lav q this State. 50 a. q Pot beer and ale
shops in The same category With regular
-'upplng shopS.~ have been rcceired ia
both branches Of the Legsslz.ure- Tsey
have been rrierred 20 = large ani able -
lex osm.sissso. Eho a. ycf has made ~ ~
port. There has been also quite bzndse
q pcii:ioas presented. praying Cor the ~
peal q the law establishing ira Justces'
courts Prom vhaf ~ have hea-i ssid "a
members Of the Legislature. ~ l1dse lie
law vii stand. 30 far As this Lec.,laiuue i
concerned. The order giving Gcn. 40
C!ell4n An invitation 70 visss III SAFE car
iiol. FOR The PG-PoSe Of making hale Pc
Etical capital for the democratic party in
tn next fAh election. went - The tahlc
with ouly Two dissenting votes IL the Ser
ate.
Nr- u isgiE- democratic Senator from
York. has recently besa rrcasly exercised
about the doings Of Gov. Washburn. an 10
this end las made himself quite bu.y 10 IN
troducIag orders. pryiag into the secresy
II III late Sal Executive This d part
Of the Programme lad ds~n by iie Ssoe-
cratic leaders IN Name with reSereuoe @
the next fall election. The cSpp@-heads
are comforting themselves ~ With 10 de-
lasTve bop thai NsiBe MI rcPsiizte the
National administration. and 70 ever 70
the JEFF DAVIS democracy. led by the Ban
sor Democrat and Portland Advertiser
Whoever lives = - neNi Scpseub-r. viii
witness an exciting state canrass.-and the
republican parry al snooul.isr a d,-.7.-r-
Ese. uuprinciPled 90. I'd by a c0rps u
traitors Of the " God. NaIlandisham strip
BIT these rccklcss political dcsperadocs
rtckoa without their host. Ehcn DIR sup
pose Name uil hali dow the oIa Ga-. a-I
F-n up thc banner CO r,-leBsou. The Pc
p-l-icaas. II true o. taemsei,cs. vii a-ain
le successful. and achieve q ciorioas ricio-
~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

TuE LEoI,IArUEE. Not many ulafter-
q interest IN this quarter haze tran-pi-.I
this week, not noticed in our letter f-sn
Augusta. hence Ne omit ihe s1mmary. We
notice thaf fte bil setting o. par ~
fraaSin Piantrslou 10 samn,-. has passed
O. ao encrossed in the Uou-s ass biE ir
relation % beard q pris9ncrs nasssI q, e.
enacted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

Drr oS PsrrE. Iu tbc Il0uss of Rep
re-cr'aiiv.'. oa saturday. SIR D..ion. .t
canton, called % H. resolve. s.kiar tbe
rs.aosai % DE- iuiy CO paper. AID oa h..
E.afioa = passed o. hc aa-r5ss,I Mr. De
shoo sccoinpanscd h.s mof-5n bT some re-
nsrs' On the hizh rate 81 dry TOE .r.p..-
q. and said D. believed it uOslI L. for ti..
interest q IL g0scrumeni o. remove b.
sad b. believed IL people deuaBsss tat
q sboa,d b zone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

A DufEEEScE or OrISioV. Tie a,m-
oerate editors in this state ar la.l-,a..ss
over Pie arrest Of ". Baiieau. i1 PLIalel
f.hia- Is-g assert ;aai IT, vas arrested be-
cause be- % doraoc-at. anl def-a...I DEM
ocra.e prInesfies. b1i.es1. i.-a.eF. a.
mits thar he "a arrested bec.ase b. r.,l-
hshcd . ireiseoable paneryric n JET Ds-
tis' aessage. ~hich p. sars w. sr1r-irs
iato tbe paper without BE- Enesis1ee BE-
frrthcruore gives BE- rlelec thst s1,h iu.-
pror-icties shau ut again o--ur Tier. 4.
disereuoe 81 oPiuioa on thc msurr. tat
we shah .irk o. TIE version of Bsacar. CAD
better agthoriiy Is furnished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

4 ic~ dat. '.ucc o. het 81 jnI De-
hsrry az te.itsi was mentioned iu the
frss. on - he prisoner, vas a yo1ng
u'aH named Nmslou. char-cl ~i;h r,,lisa.
a Ieusir1 store Ah.r his rsrapc. we i,arn
dat Winsl.~ s1lcht a.. oase ofhis un,le
vho rcsi.i,s in al vi.iuits 81 Belfast Like
an loaesi uaa. the une.e. T--rslad.l thc
isril'r o. rrtu-a to PRISON. >eru-nr his
consent D. conveyed h.m O. B-lhr an
delivered hiu, into custody. hut refused The
siup rvsard sh.eh vas oacrsI -Pry,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

H. Ars1. fads fauli wish tbc House.
Or iccidin- Mr Go.lcr g. be e-.,itl-d %
ia s,ai oo7sel iy ar Br1c, % S,n.r-
vale. Luol-h votes Or Colder scr, sG-.I
~ vroas 90 eve BFlos the ,,rt.l,s,,.
Tie Hou-c r-hsel tic matter iy ihe
decisive vote of iu- o. g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

ecnsss-- 90 peace MAJ - a perSoa -,
has h,s pockets st4-k f1il ot r,soivcrs. his
belly fln % vh..key. D., moaih stuffed uiih
profanity AMI bia.rirmy. AMI ~l.o b. AZ an
times rcals o. hrpv-t-as. lns1it. kno-S
down and SHOT ANYBODY else uho is uot
fpr peace. Tor Illustration. sec Saulsiury
fRocklaui ben
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

The Ne lork Post r,posfs a Copper
heal meeting ia Nev Nors. az ~hicL O, as
voted o. rais, $1,000. O. cuL-hteu thc
people ei NcH liaml-Lirc. Il- Llumi-
na'.as material b. O. clas.,t of cop.cs of
Gov. >cguo-rs Me.sa-e anl otLsr d0ca-
lrris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

Tie Erpou q thr >,.cr- ssrrrv g
Ma.re sates tAat ihs vh.tsh Substance
c1,er-.- Pc bottom oi B-r-i Mea l.u. r-.a.l.
.u Hr'ru-sll. b. composed af Oh, remains
ot a.,i ilt-sarr Is 10 found g.. p, ucar,,
pare >iira. ~.tA Lis.e oa5to1ate oi I-iur
ana Alau.ra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

4 letter winter from Bath .ays ia;
liumrLrv, Marhau. .' can neither raIs.
uor RIDE ca horse bach But D. las
trcnenioas convenience for taking tho
,Ili-ns aii-t.l. .al, Prcnt.cc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

VII IT, joarna. give us some .,f~rss-
'.ou a. fo Mr Ei.rY 81 Neur ". Oh,
not Sud o. in tle Register Wea-, clad
H. See b. BE- rizht oa ibc tbi-,ie qae.,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

irts.a-eaee ias b-sa received of o.
saie arrival oat. % tLe ang Minnie Tual
il ulieh Ecs 81 so4tasorfl Wa a pass
euger. TIE vessel sas in th- t-a.k 81
9 o e destroyed ay d. Aataul. tu, o..
or tlree days after 3D. pratt bal gone to
slothcr qsarier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

\ suart t.,.s va. p-l.frsd r-.r-.. Oh
a.-l Publisher .a N,a l.rk. Oh. ss...I Gle
i.ts oa Foreign p-.ta- rar-r Ituasse
..-a.E ari a. i.I.as o. sens duo. .s,.
'.'' 81 Do "'r '' i.''...r a- 3D. ssH0a.-
i a'i ''t'' .t., t.re .f
p'r -- 20
- 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

ta ia. .. l Nan. lfa regiment.
aud Captain O.N,I So E. .rs.a d.. ID
O.. i..-,a Siam. al.,.rl ere ai bon. CD
sAor t.-. go
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

To- Ia.trprr >~nt,r.i say. 3D. Esct-
iana lrec Pres BE- tle ont 1-uoe-atI-
paper tahi h.Ii. fast O., Gre loyal position it
too4 ~ a. outbreak ofth- r,f-IIo1. TIE
Del, Press D.. ID. trae asa f-ut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

4 letter. vas dispatrh.i from the Post
'tarc ,n tLls ',iiagc. ou Monday. oa vhich
i-ic Plstag. PAID ~as -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

The Ge'eruor has apf-a.nisl IIoa. Israel
Nashh1rn. jr. a. CoHla.issiouer o. WASH
inetou. to procure tAc AL % tae govern
meui. g. t-..l a raiirrai 81. Aroo,t.ok. a.,
a means ~ l,t.nee IT, las airel 3, rya.hsI
Wast.a-t.a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

L e. nrv reported alas aeaT,y al thc
trcasl-c la t-e steamer Ga.lrI Cate.
wrecked oa sle Far.te ooasi. v.l Ls re-
covered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

We learn thar Rev 4. JaIaes. Pastor q
;hc M,ilo1.., Char,h a. >oaih Pans. "a,
-al-cd g. Wash.nrt,n. GA Frlas last. %
-, h. onls so. -ho b. dangyrousiy ,i-x
boz hospital in Wa.h.ueton IL Do usrai-
lcr 81 the sisih Name r, g,nacnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

Hos NsrH,S HAIR. senior editor % Gle
Boston Daiis ADVERTISE. died a. h.s res
ii.uec in Brookhnc ca SUNDAY evening
Jas. a. che s-e of e.. year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

Ls-1a'.rar M.r-tn Las q ..a s.e te4
1 :. senator ia Ncs ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-13

hsnwAr THTrtc. Thc rrcrip,s on ,he
Grand Truak Railway for thc seek ,u.Ins
Jan alst ~crc. s.s..a- Is
''rrc.p9aiiug seek LAST year. - al 0f
, 1863-10-19
How Rebel ShAFpshooter WIS Cir
cumgenRed.

=
How Rebel shaFpshooter WIS Cir"
cunEenEed.
Efom oelAyed let1er sent o5 one oi Our
correspondents at Chattanooga ne select the
following i1c:dent, showing how arehsl sharp
shooter was sharpshot BY one Of our Illinois
toys. It seems that for several days, though
at some points our pickets have held friendly
intercourse r1.h those of the enemy, there
has been one Of their sharpshoote.s watching
c1oeelv !, ue1t near o1- o,,fer 1,ne of r,cl,ets
, 1863-10-19
.WeIshmer1 for the Union.
fFtum the Clere18na Herald

On Tuesday last, one Of the finest incidents
of the day occurred in this village. We have
in stene, CbIeho1m & Jones' iron Worka some
hundred and fifty to two hundred Welshmen-
All these men went to the polls IN . pro ,es-
sion, headed by the Stars and Stripes, and
marshal1ed by Mr. Jones, Wt1shman him.
self, aiad man who has worked ont his pres
ent prominence through the "digaity Of l..
tor,h One of these Welehmen lmproYlssd a
motto tor the occasion, thus.
"What though ne do LOOK rather roughf
We're for the Union, and vote for BIough.'
-EyerT one Of these men dropped his little
ballot for the Union cause, and having dis
na1ged his doty to his country, returned to
his 1abor to york for his family
Bnt these Welshnen deserye more than q
mere notice for their conduct on election day.
They are model men the year round. Ihe{
have Just finished church, which was opened
On last Sunday with appropriate exercises ana
With q debt on it Of nine hundred dollars. A
COL tribution Was taken up, and the entire sum
wiped out then and there,
, 1863-10-19
Why ENGLAND Avoids War with
America,
The London correspondent OF the New

The London correspondent OF the New
York Times writes:
The Emperor has been more that civil to
Mr, sudefl, while Earl Russell has been
much less than civil to Mr. Mason. Mr.. Sill
dell, IL France, from all accounts, is as well
treated as If he we're recognized Envoy;
Mr. Mason, except on his starriyal, hiss not
been able to get Q private Interview with
Ea.l Russell. Shall I tell you the reasons
for this difference ? There are several. One
Is the proximity cf Canada to the Northern
states, and the similar proximity Of Mexico
to the Southern. England hopes to keep
the one: France has taken possession OF the
other, England is determined to avoid war
with America. For this the Government
stopped the Alexandra, and SO stretched the
decided against it. By similar stratch Of law
the Gcyefnment is stopping tile iron: :c1ads
ln the Mercy. The Government wln do
everything that can be done to avoid giy-
ipg of1ense to America It earnestly
wIshea for peace. No one can tell the terror
Of a war with America that has seized upon
the English Government and people. It has
taken The bluster ont Of the Times. 1t
amounts to panic. It Is ludicrous, and more
then ever 80, Since the report Of the effect ot
the American artillery in the Siege Of Charles
ton. il cost Epgland SO, ,000, 600 to bringMaaon
to ENGLAND, and NOW they are only TOO naRPy
to eco him pack up hia trunks at No. = ue.
per Seymour street, and take ths traln ior
Paris. It is the 200 pounder Pauott's that
have done it. II is the TACT, now evident
epduph, that there is not an English ship
afloat, or an English fortress ashore, that can
resist such artlllery-and the fact, alao, that
the best gun the English have got Is d.
rnrnder.
, 1863-10-19

~
The A1aoamse ere" are an ot1s'su 'ase
Paris.
"A son Of the famous Vidocq is In Parfs-
prison for stealing shirts.
There ara fifteen Thousand lawyers in
ENGLAND. Forty.iye hundred OF the lumber
are ba,1i.ters.
~ r.,,ohs, of +ho an,+,,,. ,a-am IN.
v,lves a., sTranse ~ sisn NNn ner uooth'
WE 70 ~ ~ pss -l,., ~ ~. e~,s" ps' p...,,n
- u osaSseu ~ P1encn any y. nas.a nl....-
mln1steIs "no IAse lelt 1a!ls ane d. Ietea0"
bn9g mn nave aoog extensions ot isase'
- The Pasfsians Joke slidell- They tell him
he may show hlmetd as much as he chooses,
ne WILL never Dc fecogntzsd
An examination Of the Maryland Club
House, in Balumote. closed some time ago
6y military aa.ho,ty. snoT5 @ tnas a. IT'S me tus,
liquors al drunk up, 81 rsts! ''~''~
The people Of the Northern States hare
sent, within the past year, eS83, 600 IN money
and provisions. ~ charity, to the reedy opef-
atives OF France and England.
-Hon. Edward Everett VIII deliver tha
Oration at tic 'consecration Of the national
ctmetery. On the battle-fela Of Gattysbnrg,
on The igth Of November next,
-Tha port Rov,l M.,o South eavs that
agehts q eompaay q o. caglns1S l =: a1s e. soon
'tfas t. pos+ ~. -. Rvai hn-hor wtth
tgG VIC 9at, ~ ~. 4soJ aftv "A%n
''7" - e|4e6 az ~ ~. o,o
during the last s11 months OF 1sba there
Wete .ed da9pos5so f. in.p siaqce isom 9ermany'
o4,9oo pounu1. s.' meEa. VI pooAn, ne".t6pap1ls, .tp
an1 oIne1 Ea'1n 9u.as ,.nt ~ ~ sAG anI
PeIlo1 h1 Ts roue 1ns 4uaa1ty "da ~ ro'JU, 'ene
pouu9. fsa1ine, VI 81 .ns,siness IN he trsde
to,,ohant F,.ona na - "ANN "''''A~
ILL oosnous 1a1opo'
Inc Amor9slan @ Lodaty 3aay 81 aeIna Maan LIS nss
, 1863-10-19

The absence Of any general ticket, which
could have been made the means Of testing
accurately the sentiment Of this State, leaves
us 70 better way Of estimating our recent VIC
tory-or whether we have won auy-than
taking the gains already reported, and apply
ing them to the whole State. Though an un7
certain, this Is rot an unreasonable mode, as
we have returns from at least thirty counties,
and it is not ut a1l likely that one third Of all,
gcatts II d through the rest, would be Affected
By Union feeling which the rest escaped.
80 far ne have no gain Of less than 100 report
I'd, md In many cases, ~ in this county,
Shelby, Noble, Virgo, and Hppacanoe, 1t rises
ficm ihree to s11 hundred. We meas ura our
gaiEs, Of course, against the vote Of last year,
WIEN We were beaten. An average will be-
about 200, and a gnin Of 200 In each county
makes difference Ct about20, 600. The Dem
octatic majority last year Was a little less
year Is rot far from theirs last, This u.s.
rough guessing, We admit, but the uniforml-
ty cf tie ga{us-no single county We have yet
. feard Of showing the old Democratic major-!
lty-co1respondi1g with the Union gains Of
larger extent In other States where the can
Taee Was cloRer and the interests depending
greater, makes 1t q sort Of guessing that viii
Go to rest conviction upon, that treason In
Indiana has got as hard blow as it has In
Pennsylyauia.-Indiaaepo polis Journal, 0et. 16kh.
, 1863-10-19
TIE New CLUE At .-Thfsue1

TmNEw CLUE At Observation-Disclosures
literary and social club has organized under
the name ct the !" Metropolitan" It is In
terded that every department at Washington
sbal1 be represented In 1t, as well a. the army
and navy and the citizenr. Among the names
may be found four auditors Of the Treasury
tout Of fye}; the Comptroller Of the Cutren.
CT; tie deputy Register and the Solicitor Of
the Treasury. The latter gentleman is the
president. Such an association is cminent1y
demanded..at Washington, in view of the large
numbtr Of well educate. and enlightened zen.
tlemen now in the public service.
The Metropolitan " will occupy one Of the
most spacious dwelling houses Of the city, and
will be furnished With foreign and domestic
jou1nale, including German and French bill.
lard droom, chess room audsevera1 card rooms.
a restaurant will be speedily added for the
benefit Of those members who are now house.
Lees aud homeless, and must remain SO while
living In Washington.
, 1863-10-19
Citizens Dinner TO tho Russian 0H'
GERS.
rr..,- tba ~ y Pnat 1et III


The banquet given to the Russian officers
by body Of private gentlemen Inst night, at
RE Asto1, was splendid attslE 4r; I'll Bf1dy in
mite vii and spirit. The Russian Admiral
aud his Officers, and Admiral FarIagut, n:
their fine naval uniforms. gave brill nrllllancy as as
must We OMIT he charms added By the pres
epce Of the many ladies whose dresses con
t,ibpted to the beanty and viV:city of the
The speaking WAS. on the whole, unusua1ly
good Mr. Winter Davis was calm, judlcious
ard statesmanlke, and set, when he eoptrast, ps!.
with cur emancipation Of the slaves he
aroused an almost wild applause. Dr.. Hitch
cock was learned, impressive, earnest, - be
tiozs ef great providential movements and
eestinies. But the speech Of the evening, IT
ras universally conceded, vas that OF p.
Chapiu, in which be positively thrilled the
audience By his grand thoughts and electric
defamation.
, 1863-10-19

terpose to the extent Of its constitutional
power. There is no necessity that such
difference between two branches Of the
Government should involve any estrange~
.ment or bitterness Of feeling, There hare
been numerous differences of similar ns-
ture, which have served to enlighten, rath-
er than cxasperate. and have therefore
been Of real benefit to the country. But
we deem the situation Of affairs in Mis-
souri, grave enough to warrant the exercise
Of any lawful means for the purpose oi
efecting q reform.
, 1863-10-19

e Ht sf e H9 63
raf1ea Contains 10 aelsi ay kud 70 deiay
botanical element 70 nery e1Gtaot: put Is connl.
VIZ III to bs 1o1sarmed sssn.s dtsesss aad % r
ssa
6sReEs1s gHaf z1zs as s. S1sd 1ssd s
IL sf 5a5s .f5is asss a Fsysa
"a remedy, THOUSANDS who reeort to It under appr
sspo ssas 6 e g
u sufsa ey a.sa
y 6sPS sa3 9h E gss 4 s5 81
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p:s sS
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, 1863-10-19
mr.. Lincoln to the Mechanics Of Eng
land.

mr. Lincoln TO rue mechanics Of Eng
To the Editor Of the London Times.
sm-Wnl You kindly publish the following
and oblige, on behalf Of the Trades Un1onIsts
and Emancipation Committee?
WE CREMER, Hon. Sec.
No. 81 Great Titchde1d Street, ". :
LEGATION OF THE UNITED 8TATA1, LONDON
Sri have the honor to inform you TINT
The President Of the United States has re-
ceiyed the resolutions Of the Trades Union.
iste, adopted at their meeting held at st.
James Hall; London, on the 28th day Of
Mh7eh last, and heretofore transmitted to him
through the medium Of the Legation I am
directed to request you to say to them on his
behalf thar he is profoundly Impressed by the
liberal sentiments which they have expressed
in regard to the United States, As well rs BIZ
their coed wishes for the restoration of their
internal peace upon the only sure foundation
of national integrity and union. The Presl-
dent, morever, appreciates the earnest desire
which peryadcs the address OF the Trades
UniopistB for the preservation Of peace and
harmony and mutual affection between Great
Britain and the United States. That desire
is viewed by him 81 just, natural, wise aud
humane; while It is in eract accordance with
the earnest wishes Of the American people,,
The President willingly believes that In these
respects the Trades unienlsts have spoken
the voice of the people Of Great Britain, and
jn the same seree he responds to it on the
part Of the people of the United States, with
equal directress and not 1ess earnestnes.- I
hare The honor to be, sir, your obedient ser-
want, .CHARLEs FRANCIS ADAMS,
John Bright, Esq N. r;
, 1863-10-19

w Sugar has been obtained from the
stkins Of snakes by French chemist, and the
process is given in the public journals. We
invite the discoverer to the United States.
He will find ample material for large estab.
ushment In this city, where the species Cop
pe1head Is abundant.
, 1863-10-19

~ Mies Kate Chase, daughter OF secre-
tary Chase, will be married On the 18th Of No.
vemher. Several prominent citizens Of Co;
1nmbus, Ohio, hare receiyed Invitations:
Governor sprague, Of Rhode Island, is the
happy 1nan.
, 1863-10-19

The highest number Of arrests WEE made in
the month ct August-the whole number for
that month being 7Gs. Since that time there
has been considerable falling of, showing
that the number OF deserterz in the State has
1,eer greatly n{m9pSahnd
, 1863-10-19

B The citizens OF Cincinnati are moving
tcIpreeent fitting testimonial to Mayor Har.
iif, With the object Of expressing the appro.
bation felt by them Of his excellent manage
ment during The late exciting political cam:
, 1863-10-19

stone's msjo1ity in 40 counties 1907. The
Union mtjoiity last year In the same counties
was ,G12, being Un1on gain Of II ,ss5. The
remaining ccnnties gave Union majority 1ast
Year Of 2.744. They haye not given 8tone
much less than II, 900, and his us5or.ty in the
state will certainly not be leas than 40. 600
on the home vote, and the soldiers vote viii
add 10000 to It. making his actual majority
about $4,000.