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, 1864-11-14

Rebel Rams in Red River-Rebel Cur
rency RePudtated in TeIas-Cotton-
Mobile Being ShelIed by Our Fleet.

NEW ToRK, Nor. 12.-The HsralI's New
Orleans correspondent says our gnnboats
were watching at the mouth Of the Red River
for three formidable rams, which we're cx-
pected to come down rs soon as the water
should rise sufficiently.
JEFF. Davis currency has been almost Gu
.irely set aside By the rebels Of fTexas, only
Greenbacks being accepted.
One hundred and fifty car loads of cotton
belonging to psiyate indiyiduals, destined for
MEXICO, have been stopped at Gallad, Texas,
by order Of the rebel General Kirby Smith,
only shipments on rebel Government account
being permitted,
Some Of the people Of New Orleans had
rollment for dnty as soldiers.
Torpedoes hBre been placed in the Nissis-
irpi, along the Louisiana shore, By the rebels,
but they will soon be removed.
From Mobile there is little news. Our gun
boats make experiments In shelling the city
three hours day.
, 1864-11-14

Rejoicing of Union Men-.E1ectson
IketurnB--Promotton

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfhune]
MAD1sos, Saturday, Nor. T..
There is large and enthusiastic assemblage
of Union men and women ut the capitol to-
night, to rejoice over the result of the late
election. 4 salute Of thirty six guns Was fired,
and short speeches were made By Gov. Lewis
and James Ross, Assembly1nan elect from
this district, and several other gentlemen.
The positive assurance Of seymour's defeat in
New York causes the 1ive1iest satisfaction
here.
Sufficient returns hare been received to
show that the next Legislature. will stand
about as follows: Senate, Union, as; Demo-
crafts, Is. Assembly, Union, e. Democrats
S3.
Major Giddings, the very popular United
States mastering and disbursing officer here.
has been promoted to Lieutenant Colonel Of
the 10th RcHularS.
, 1864-11-14

A dispatch from Alton on Saturday to the
State Central Committee announces that
Jchu Baker, Esq, is elected to Congress In
the Twelfth District by 10 majority. But on
the other hand, a dispatch from sprinsa1eld to
the rebel paper In this city. states as follows:
Complete returns from the 18th district hase
, 1864-11-14
NrM ADVERTISEMENTS.


noleys7t-3t-Tu,sA&xnct.
, 1864-11-14

NEW iohk, NoEemner E.-ihe committee .
consistns " l9ul eaolne nlefenxnts anu III.
4e1s ns ~ IH se ~ p.opil.o pe
nn;as;n; ~ 9ur aut na n1 soauets 4o ss -
be Ho5 IAN th 70 tas ReoRe
ast. fo9 @ cooke M non,try md othcr nrnncr meat;
Mn,i ~! ~ nca ~ ' ouses psod na f.,;t
Rut If INV onc Il ~ @ stna ID ~ not ~ ha aha
r. 49, tbe no,'1trv g. ns4 :. Iii ~ Io poa"i.
ri unchotc ID Wbat - scnt sh"nId u ha s"ra1
nd in White naner hoyed and addrrssed r.
George ". blunt, Getty's building, Trinity
Place, New York II uncooGcd 1t should be
50 marked outside, and list Of the contents
should accompany the box, Nothing should
be sent cooked prior to Nov; 18th. uncooked
poultry or meat should reach New York on or
should pc sept 70 thcodore Roosevelt, Treas
nrer, No. u Maiden Lane. The Express
Companies have generously Offered to trans
NIT all these contributions free OF charge.
R-on, Naw Vo-Ir-
Nv, voa,- ~. 20 ~
ueshioo e,ac;a, :,rs tba Treo sTrr narar+
nast III ~ tinat ~ r. tmr "
nary nary interest e. M in in 1Soyernmment @ nm en- bonds' ~ '"A
The rcbel authorities have made propo-
purchase blankets in the Northern cities, for
their prisoners, paying for them in cotton.
Tie question is under adyisement. -,
New YoRk. Nov, ia conspiracy to break
ont from the Brooklyu iail has been discoyered.
in which death to al who stood in the way
vas to be Inflicted, The leaders are named
Yates and Kinney.
The R.s's Washington special Saws: Rich
u,ond papers Of Th1rsday are greatly exer.
cIsed over Lincoln's reelection. Hood is said
to be marchlnr on Chattanooca and the rebels
are contldent. Grant is prepafine for another
battle. The rebel ionrnaIs almost nnnni-
mously censure armine negroes,
~. w.. ~. % r.
GEw loRk, Nov; E.-lne prlzc steamer
Lazy siernnS, Wmen ar!17eo nere last alRat,
Mas onut N Lonaon, and laumSnea ~ nca apout toar
months ago; ehe Is iron, OF Notons ourtaen,
and had U,ooo pounds 0i cotton and 1our @ t0ns
Of tobacco. she LETT wilmington On inc 2sth
Of october: coming out oy me western oar
channel, she was soon seen oy the steamer
Eolus. In cndeayorlng to escape her she
found tho Calypso directly IN her way. After
, 1864-11-14

:. SYRACUSE, Saturday, Nov FL. :, Cush-
iur. the hero Of the Aibemarle affair; Was ser
enatied at the Syracuse House this evening.
A large number Of citizens joined IN the com.
r,1frncnfary visit, =
, 1864-11-14
Slafpucnt pfSnRCi

NEW YoRK, Nov. 12.-Thc City ofwashlng-
ton sailed today for Liverpool With 500, ,OGo
In specie. Tie Georgiana sails for Sonthamp-
ton with $40 600 in specie.'
, 1864-11-14
The New Congress.


The recent elections havc placed threcs
1ourths Union majority in the next Congress,
beyond question. The delegations will stand
about as follows.
, 1864-11-14
The 6ccretarys1aip Of the Treas-
uFT.

Crc1xSAT1, November -2.---The report is
renewed, and it is seemingly authentic, that
Hon. VI, P. FesEendcn has resigned the
Sccretaryship of the Treasury, and that Hon.
Robert j, Walker has been appointed in his
n1arn.
, 1864-11-14

California, Nevada and Oregon all for
Lincoln,
: ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-Dispatches from the
Pacific coast dated the 9th, are in the st. Jo-
seph papcrs, and say TINT san Francisco gives
Lincoln 5000 minority. It is estimated that
California gives Lincoln 5000 majority.
Nevada md Oregon arc both claimed for
Lincoln by 1000 majority.
, 1864-11-14

Tho Rccapture of P1ymonth.--Fffty-
tryo Guns Captured.--1ntereatfn De.
10tl8.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Nov. 12.-The An,er
lean las a dispatch, dated Roanoke Island
November ., 1864, wherein -after an account
of the destruction of the rebel ram A1bcmarlc
by the brave Lieutenant Gushing, the writur
gives the following particulars Of the recap
nal @ result of that exploit I Yeatenapt ute nn tusb tfe
Ing has accomplished q great deal, and has
been the cause of relieving qnite number Of
good loyal North Carolinians from distress
and starvation.
After this was done thc Fleet Commander,
". II. ~Afacomb, proceeded up the Roanoke
river, within a short distance Of the town,
when they came to some distractions, and
after exchanging few Shots returned.
On Sunday, the 30th ult., the feet proceed
cd to the Roanoke river, through the middle
Of the river aboyethe town, and shelled Ply
mouth with telling effect. On Monday morn
Ing Commander Macomb steamed down the
river, followed BY the remainder Of his fleet,
and while passing opposite the town, gave the
content. Macomb then landed about 100 men
from his ship In charge Of Lieut.. Deeyet and
Paymastcr Sands, md they immediately
charged upon Fort Baltimore and carried It,
fsaPtqt5ing fnP Prisoners The rebfls na 1h
town Immediately. We captured y pieces Of
heavy md II pieces Of flightartillcry, together
with large quantity Of small arms. The
road leading ont Of Plymouth as
With mnskets, hayersacks, &c, show
Ing that the rebels had made complete
stampede. The yho1e garrison did not hive
stores enough to last them twenty -four hours.
In the engagement one Of the rebel wagons
was blown up by our guns, and its explosion
set fire to the town: All the huildings. On
Water street were destroyed. The town is
now held by our gunboats and q small |
land force commanded BY Col. Wardrop.
Glory to Gushing for so brave an act Of daring,
to Commander McComb for following 1t up |
and relieving q large portion Of North Carroll
N.
The above Intelligence vas given Us by It. |
Of ID North Carolina Union Vol |
unteers, who has been in the town and Is |
thoroughly acquainted with all the incidents
II It's capture.
We learn that nine Of the men who accom-
panied Lieut.. Cushing, are prisoners, togeth-
er with Pasmaster SWIM, who was wounded in |
he shoulder. Masters mate, Woodman, who |
Tas also one Of the party, is killed. |
, 1864-11-14
Qt)icago' Qrlbnne.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1894.


repulscd sharp rebel attack on Wednesday
night and silcnced some batteries bearing on
our position. The Richmond papers ciyc cur.
rcncy to report that Grant is preparing to
move on Wilmington. Sherman's movements
arc wrapped In mystery, but there is this much
Of certainty from his department: Atlanta
is not evacuated or burned, nor the railroad
to Chattanooga destroyed. Hoods army is at
Florence uncertain as to the propricty oI
crossing the Tennessee. Forrest has with.
dfawn from Johnsonvillc, which is now occu
pied by Gen. schodeld. sherman's Is main army
Is marching on, whittier time will demon
strate. Early reinforced By conyalesceuts and
stTagglcrs has made his stcncotyped ATTEMPT
to flank Sheridan and cut the Baltimore md
Ohio railroad, but us usual, dashlnc Sheridan
and his rough riders had the move on him and
chcck1"ated him. Sheridan is ut Winchcste,
and EARLY at New Market.
The latest news by the Peraian Is Of the
highest Interest. The Danish Har has ended
By treaty at Vienna. The allied French,
English md Dutch navnl force has broken
down Japanese opposition to their entering
The inner sea Of Japan, and the Japs sue fol
peace. The genial and world renowned car.
tcaturtst Of Punch, John Leech, IL dead. An
appalling calamity has befallen Calcutta, in a
hurricane and waterspout which struck the
nafbor' "recklng ITO ships In the Hoogly
river, overlooking wide area Of the city and
1ts eoonfos, and drowning 12,o0 persons.
Inc total 1oae OF property is S4o0)o,ooo. The
steamship Jnra has been wrecked at the en-
trance o. the Me1sey.
The telegraph brinps fnterestinr de+nsls n,
Tue fecaptote OF plymouth, N. G. By the
enklng o. the ram A1oemarle, Capt. Gushing
opened 1ne ROANOKE hlver, an opening which
WIS improved promptly By Commander Ma-
Somo. Inc results o. the engagement are,
ane oeenpanon o. Lie town, the capture Of
1ol'' m's,t"o pieces oi artlller5' m immense
nanoer o. stna4 arms, and the relief OF hun
areas ol 1osN Nof1h Caroilnians-
Var iocal eolamns contain the details OF The
oa1c'a1 " Fote o1 thlcaso ano Cook county
1ney may be summed up rs follows: Total
Eote OF the city 3Solb, Of the city H,.sss9
cnion majority In the county 4,S16, in the
cup Ase31-
The news BY the last steamer Is Of Interest.
The steamship Jura, went to pieces near the
mouth OF the Merscy, but her passengers and
mails were sayed. The English rebel organs
have gone into an ecstacy of raee over the
capture Of the priyatcer Florida in a Brazil.
ian harlor. They, bcwail the violation of
neutrality u while the same dispatch chroni-
clcs the fitting out Of a rebel prlrateer in an
English port to prey upon our commerce.
The EngNsh lion will never die of nodesty.
We chronicle IN another place the announce
1nent Of the New York Journal Of Comu,eroe
That II tae ,n% 1,,, +ha ,,,1;%7ns1 ,hrt4n.,
, 1864-11-14

COnEFESSaUust1 appropriations.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-The appropriations
of the last session Of Congress exceed s735,-
1o1%
, 1864-11-14

IoE4 of the Steamship Jura.-The
English Rebel Press on the Capture
Of the Florida.
, 1864-11-14
Nem a anbertisments.
WHK1E COLLINS
NEW NOVEL,
Al MI a d a LIE.

Fart I. appears In Harper's Magazine for
December, ready this Day.
" Al THO living vsitcr. OF Encitsh hction no ons
0ekteE unaesssanda the art Of storytelling than VIZ
= =. C11ss AZ f. b: acay Of ooorinx the Istcu
pssoua such belong % fe II sny of hs oonftrrrS
however much theJ may excel him In other rssnects
Hl8 style, too h ansulAfrf eprroor1afr-icss hecn
[Doston TTansc1lps-
-CHAFTEB I.
THA TRAVELLERS.
CHAPTER II.
TR8 SOLID SIp1 OF 1HH soorcu CuAR1orKx.
CHAPTER Ill
THE Wreck or TIE TIMER SHtP.
I1~A New Volume OF HARPER9 MAGAZINE u
comu1eaccd with the December Number.
Price, 9400 Par Year.
, 1864-11-14

The New York Stock market continues unsettled
though very strong at the close yesterday. The
Securities. The cessation of the excitement in
connection with the election and the hone thnt iii
parties will combine for bringing the war to an
early close, &C. has produced confidence In public s.
prices.
Railroad bonds active without change In prtces,
speculators in Railroad 9tocka generally duff.
being unsteady. Money continues easy at pcr
cent. the tendency favo1lng borrower. In discounts
rather moro doing. E1change dull. Total gold
shipments for tho wreck: 61,a87,706, o. 80
The new evening stock Exchange has opened On
1he corner Of Broadway and sd Street. :
, 1864-11-14

The He7azd.s London letter says commercial
and financial troubles absorb all public inter-
est. The effect Of the pressure in the money
market has begun to be felt in continental
cities, India and China also having their por-
tion to experience. Heavy failures are re-
ported at Bombay. The financial troublesome
attributed to the combination Of a few heavy
houses to hrcak down al} others ..
, 1864-11-14

DOG LOST.-A Black and White
spotttd English Coach Pup. about three months
old. Any one returning Il to No. u q West Adams
Street, or giving Information where It can BE- found
will receive g reward. nov131k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
Governor cony.

Our Official relations With the State gov
ernnent have since the s-st q Jans,-,
last brought Us in close proximity viii
Gov Cory. As 70 the manner IN whieh he
has discharged the lAborious and rcspon-
sIoie duties q his ofsce -e have been uo-r
or less personal observer.
We hazard nothing IN saving that no
uan WHO has occupied the guberna Oral
eaaIr IN Maine has ever made a better or
more enduring record. than 8. being made
by Gov Cory. Bringing 18th LirB 70 the
Executive Char = large esper.ence 81 A..
fairs connected With or state gov.rnu..ut
d seemed 90 comprehend a. the yer, con-
H'eDevment Of his administration. ths broad
scope Of BIS oihcial daties Tbese var,r.8
dai'cs be has performed With 6aeIity and
hiihiuluess charactcrisfic OF the nan
Il you want evidences upon tia. point ro
20 the Executive chamber where ,os Ill
Ind ban e.riy and ate. patiently listening
70 tbe Eants ~ BIS nsa4rro..s VISITOR. dc
tAiing dispatches 70 his private secretary.
ans~ering letters. s.. Every visitor 10
the Governor room EhetLer high or Iou.
rich or poor - AZ once made a. feel per-
teo'ly a. ho'ne IN bis presence. Gov. Co
ny in ever Felaiioa in lfs b. p,orieci gen
teman- Diguifed ~ithout the srst aur..r-
ance Of austerIfy. D. irvats evcrs or. -,tt
The greatest cordially. aud las a Ana
~ord Tor al. The governor dispatch.
business nth great raPidiiy. This enable.
hIm occasionally % make ayinz yi.as o.
NashIngt0n ~ the camps and hospitals Of
Name solder. sho-e interest ie Iook. A.
Ter rlth 'a.b. n, int rect and carc. Wa
ser b. 'isIis hospital Of Maine soIaiers
you Ill see thc tear Start in The eyes oi
Tie gallant sck add voanded bows e. thes
ioos upon one ~bo has been their t-sf
hi~ud. ard even fh- faoc bIancbeH 9Th q
paier Of desih. has a suiiie g. to- col 8.ers
oencisctor sho has saved fte live. Of hs--
dreds ~ transferring them to Ma.a..
~aere tley car treafhe orr mosnt,in ALP
~ mrgle 18th their rrlaf,vcs and f-i.-.l.
We have seen or Invalid soldier, ,,..t
u governor room. a.king f5r lbe-tr %
e. t9Hss ior a So dave a-l 81. 49,.
pisced ~ their bands th- reqai-,e 81. mas. -
~r'h a " God bless 700. ny b-av. g., 90
t'ef have burst INTO tears and ran. 49,
invoking ihs 90 best Of Heavens biss.,,g.
upon Gov. Cony Sacha man h. Sar..f
Cony. q nnsn Of eduoauon and cultsre. in
tense'y patriotic ~ al BIS ieei.nrs and ia.
siincts. q mao sbo IS deyotng be Whole
tiHc ard energies 90 the bc.t interest Of
h'' STATE and oountry. man fhs Ioyal p,o-
P'e Of Name Ill again honor By re-eleet.
ins I'm - ths guberuato iai chair b. ma
J0riiy Of more than t-erty thousand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

Ia roali he strange. II Abraham Lin
coin coaid take The rem. 20 -oycrnaisnt.
~iih h's eountry Substantially hargaia-d
ar'd sold oct % traitor, and thsn cary on
ioir yesrs -ar against the u,o.f gigaaiic.
formidable rebeliioa the uorld ever .a-.
snd not make mistakes. "a an no, even
make some gr,1f u,stakes n shogil A..
~. D. horne ia mad. that TIE P-c.il.nt
hal M lights % the past 10 iiisminate h..
~ay. lie has hsd O. feel his -ay aions a.
b.; b. ooal1 step by step. b. has aavan-
ed. having only oas grrAt digest IN vss-
O. save b. country FROM destroction. Ia
~ - sdrpintstration - hsv- saved al tbe
States AMI rccovrrcl irogs the rvt,cis lar
ger portion Of territory than ihsy no. have
The Only rcnAining hope Of she r,bels = in
bis defeat AZ The ncHt Presidential ciection.
They kno~. and feel AMI say II D. . r.
slected tbey ~ill b. oomP-lisd O. sub-uit
and lay dosn their arms. No- the grca;
Question presents e. Ell 60 overy loyal eit,-
Sen. ~il yos sustain the President or ill
you JON hsnds nth NJ. enemies. zoe nav
have disiikr'l soine things the prssrient has
done. 80 have we. but - ctnnot uaAks ar
uPoa rs administration withoat makinr
ar upon our common country. I've for
SAKE hiIn. Ne necessarily array ourscive. an
hosiii, atiifuie O. the roscrnnent. let us
All remember thcrc . and there can D. on
u to sides O. This Tacstion. TIE ~bole
commonly - divided INTO bat t-o classes.
patriots and traitors. We are esther -o-k-
ing 'or or against ibr governuent livery
etnoarras'u'ent throsn % the ~ay q the
adHaisistrAfion . onls rrolong ing ths var.
and preventing an early p-acv No~ ~
arr All in danger az beng deceived %
having oar hkcs and dislikes -arp car
better lsdsra' Ne ar all IN dsnEvr 81
attacking too uuch isnportsnos 20 collater-
a. points ani losing o. ghs 81 ihc .,--rs ,-,,ss-
fsoa 81 $3.50 IL ~ al ascry easv thing
Tor the ooPpcrhsa.is @ cry peAcs. -hsn ti-rc
q 10 PeA0s. and can o. nous. eSosPs upon
a vi,oroas rrosscution 81 the var. Wa,
faith or confidence can ~ place IN the men
~ho bold The rvIns Of po-sr and pluared
us into this ~ars Can - a. REASONABLE,
mn believe that they car do more 20 brins
o. cot % q. than III mn -bo have slra,,
been true Co. thrir oosntrvf Again 80 ~.
pat D. not deceived. Dun't hsfon % The
ro'ce Of trvAsou. OF the his.ing 81 the ..r-
peat bonf - drs-a away INTO thc
company % The sympaihi.er, and fri-rds Of
lea DAVIS and ~ bioody cohorts. Have
fash 10 God Ard tn rafrio,ic men 40
have been toillng And laborinr fsr nearly
four long ysars O. ave thcr coantrv from
traitors both North aud South. Bani.h
tn 'deA Of forsaking yosr goveruneni
-hen IN - death strsgEies 70 save Is.sli
irun run and destrsctsos a. H. kaads q
ar-ned rvesls. AMID tbs raging % th. sl,-
rsea'' b. I'm. D. decided. stsad Hkearosk
against the urging saves % r-beiiiou. sd
~ storm ~il soon be over and the sun-
seIns q Peaos again bics. or lad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
Tie Conteteraie Traitors Ane IN.
1Northern Deneerats

ttfop ~ aiisu,. Gee D Reese. isssl
That -o1ir l-lsd n s-lfriafs -AusBiisr
o. "a l'rr'- fieroe. seymour. WOOD AID
Naliandishaml ARR DOING Is INDI-
i'h' SERVICE. We can gan
nothing % drnoanciug them. Live
N'iA inem ln1rr tlc same governments -
never ~il- Der 81 fie nseaa,-E,I~. ,ftl~,
r-'4 t>E mn BALLOT-E0L AGIINST
LiN'pLN sAiie ~ CsE THE ar
4AiD"h-bpH, eloi uir t1u BE- 4
HELPHER ID TIiE OIHEE. a..l BDTE
'p'FfhAIE o. ao-aapi.siiag tse y-o1,-
~ rer> rii1A ~ oaaafry sldil,s c4asa~as
tarr uifnessef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
A Pr.pa.terou, Charr..

Resolrsf. That the existing frafricidsl
ard calasifo1s ~ar j. the r.r,it % ~ 20
iticAl asccni~ncy IN power 81 ianatical iac-
tious extremists. Bangor Platform.
TIE above j. the PrefAcing senteucs a
one Of NE rSsolves Of the platform adopted
b. the copperheA8. in their recent Convep-
too AZ BAneor. Like most % The documents
q ths party. 4 Is pat iorth 18th intcnt 20
deceive the people; bat IN this case the
blind = too ga q % answer The purpose
II = prvsau 4 o. course sinoe Il - the bur
den Of their rs e. that by The tern - fAnai-
cal ard facti, us extremists. - meant the
Administration Of President Lincoln. To
say HAT the war J. thc result % his acces-
sion Of power, . merely a waste 81 words
Mr. DAVIS happily ends any ccotroversy
therv might arse On ihis point. b. saving
the -ar a. q result Of the determination
hat tie ugorty sio-ld NJ ~, The
Whole end and ain 81 the class usually term
"a % hnAtcal and faction. extremists. -
or for sbor abolitiouisss.--has been The d.
struciion ofslAvery and an sndse imporiAncv
seems always 20 have been attached 20 this
class. ~ Northern doughfaccs. since Mr.
DAVIS does not consider them % much A.
count lie SAYS slavery vs. not primary
cause OF secession. hgt uAs only siezed up
ca a. the excuse for the var for indspen-
dencs long since planncd. but ~Lich he
uith hypocritical uticrancc Processes O. have
snicaSored 60 avert. lie nov savs b. j.
uiilng that al The slave, remaining in the
Coniederscy should De- freed. The Argu-
ment ~ouid fall to the ground. ~cre u true
that The var hal begun OF the oocasior o.
nr. Lincoln 20 tie Pre,idency. Or since
that time.
In point OF fac. however. the rebellion
vas inasguratrd before tie Prrsidcni AL
electiou IN ls60 vas held. We have hal
besides the actual overt at committed.
abundant evidence % tbs faci al through
The var. IN The Development made in var
oas ~Ays. and By abe con ssssions Of 10
acfOr.-not the least nota1lc % ~hirh -
that made BY the notorioas Srmmes. that
~hllc holding ofhoe under tie Government.
b. was purchasing material % ~ar ior DAVIS.
- too The prvParstious made by Floyd IN
stealing arms, o. Tbonpson. - stealing
bonds.-of Toaoey IN scattering ths Nav.
And % numorozs lesser lighfs. in AL dire
tons. o. VATlous vass Thesr -crc pre-
linnary scts. ~hich illuminated ~ opcn
Sar l0ng before Bschauan closed L., tern
Of ofhce- VAL any one With bones; intent
place The result before the causes Thi. d.
certainly the case 10 this resolve. ard pats
The stamp offraud upon The Whole platform
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

THIS - an old axiom. the truth Of Which
&c leave our rcaaers Who have Watched DO
EGieal events iOr abe lAsi twenty wears 20
judee. Il strue Vermont ara one Or t~o
other States vote before Maine. bui tbey
are not representative States. They aexer
have been 80 susceptible % political rcvo-
lutions. A. has Maine. TIE elements ~h icb
g. 20 make up society in nearly all the
States are found IN this State. benoe our
vote almost invariably forcshado~. whas i.
20 follow.
For these reasons the September election
"a always watched With an eagle eve. by an
parties throaghout the Union. II j. the
KEY note % Ccnersi eicriion. q :. iass
80 no-. No;hing vii ooutribuie Dore %
the snccess q the Union party IN other
Staes. than an overwhelming majority Tor
Gov. Cosy in Maine. 4 victory for the
union men % Maine. isa victory for the
union men in al the States Nov are the
Republicans q Maine awake 70 the resr.on-
sibiliti-s % the hour2 no thev eounr,h~nd
the importance % their action a, the ron.
a. the September election? Fnot. Il !. bi-h
time thcy should asAke a. = out % sheen
While thsy have been resting ur.on The is.-
nce ard righ;eousness q their cause. the
enemy has been sowing tare.. Bot sew
day. nov rculain bcfore election IT. uhich
work can be done. Let tho.c De improved.
every moment q them. We ~ hone have
= duty 70 perform jas, a. important. A. {.
the soldiers IN the fed We owe !, 20
them. 20 the brave men who ar iuaperiiiinr
their AT. % stand by them. 20 elect men
Who vote them supplies and money. Every
vote Tor Cony j. vote % crush oct rebel
hon and save our county,. Every vote f,r
Hoard Is a vote for Jvs DAVIS. and pro-
longing the var. Every vote for Cow tel,
Al over the ooantry IN hvor Of sustaining
the Old fag every vote agains; him gives
Aid ane comfort 60 armed rebels. Every
vote for Couy Is vote for peace: every
vote against him j. a vote for tie rcbclEo on
and the inaugurAiioa q civil ~ar in the
North. The importance ofii, coming elec-
ton IN Name cannot be- estimated. tn
vial 70 the best interest % humani,v and
TIE country. Therefore ~e repeat. Iet e,-
cry union nan be up and doing -ork whne
yoa can Eroy MA. not ore too or half
aozen Ia 4 iorn. Pc; az No love Essrtr
better than slavery-the old fac better than
tbe pirate rAg ofJcH Davi.