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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Great compliant Is made Of the high
prices Of fresh meats. and n the minds Of
many not without cause. We kno- that
tie var hss comparatively swept The ooan-
try Of neat stock. that less has been raised
and more CONSUMED. than IN tunes Of peace.
Ia person desires 10 unders,and scrncthing
wtich relAfes 90 his interest a. a consumer
q meats. let him compare the Prices paid
Tor cattle and neat stock BY the botchers.
With the prices Of neat A. sold from their
shops and carts. That vii explain some
things. Which are nov comparative mystcr-
ious amOny meat Consumer This class %
our ieli0--eifirens ought 10 have fair prost
OF their bssiRcss. this i right and reason
able bu, ne respectfully suggest that io- a
butcher to make thirty or forty dollars on
an on and on other animals in proportion.
. raiber hArl on the cons umer. 50 exor-
bitant are the prices Of fresh meats in some
communities especially in The cities that the
people are forming aafi- meat sociofies A.
matter Of self defense. We make no appIi-
Gallon Of these remarks 10 any Of our neat
dealers in OK lord County. A. = general
thing. ne believe them fair men and Ne
sInPiy suggest that the people arr willing
20 pay generous profit. bat When lie pricrs
Of meat gets beyond their means. thcy wiii
be compelled 70 step buying. Our ucr-
charts in common With the anufAcsurers.
have been making their thousands during
the var. The coutinuous rise in the prices
Of goods Tor three years. has made many a
trader r'oh- Like The manaiaciurrr b. has
had 70 los something in the fan % priocs
sInoe the var closed. bat the fall IN goods
has been 80 gradual. that no severe shock
has beiaiien the mercantile world. For
our merchants % take advantage of the rise
Of goods on their hands - fair. legitimate
business. IL = their gool iuck and although
Il Is sometimes hard for the buycr. be has
no just cause q complaint. Ga th- other
hand. when goods are falling il i equally
fair. that The boyer should have the benefit
ofthe fall. a. tic seller has had tia, o. The
rise. This makes the thing reciprocal We
know q j. natural for nan who has Goods
on hand. boaEhi when prices ~cre higher
20 seh AZ a. little los a. possible. be-, ne
honestly believe &; Is Tor the re,Il iafer,sf Of
merchants ani traders 20 pat their goods a.
far market price and lei ibem 20. ratbrr
than 90 try % take advantage q their cris-
toners BY keeping up old prices. The
community has mutual Interests DiHerent
trades and occupations are more or les. de-
pendent upon each other. II i Tor the IN
terests o. all 70 bring down prices 70 the
lowest practical point. That class Of fnan-
cal aaventurors Who have during tie var.
taken advantage q the unsettled condition
ofthings. 20 speculate iarEeiy Al the expense
- The people oughi hereafter 70 be disooun-
tenanced- Their shylock operations oueht
20 stop IL . enough that the people pay
their legtimaie taxes 70 the government.
without beng taxed a. thy have been t-ice
or three a. mach 20 70 into The corscd
pockets q unP-inciPied Plundercrs upon
cher mems means and earnings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Tar GHsss. We have some specimens
a faii grass. ihst are worth SEEING Hon
+ " Garter has iefi q sample Of bloc i1iat.
chat mea.urr. s.v &c al sizhi irch-s ia
heiglt Mr y a. Chadiourne. ofSaunsr.
exhibits tro samples a herds rras. meas-
urin- fre ieet ani eleven ,noies. nos
iard grass BE- fo rrov at this rate. uiouinr-
naehines cannes be Dispensed 9Th on snv
kru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

last SATURDAY. the Portland paper, sav.
VI NJ Mitchell. q Yarmouth. reached The
hat one miasie too ate for the steamer
IhpPes. Iie made bet that be would get
90 Portland before tbe steamer. and started
o. foot. H.aking th@ di.tance. I3l2mile.
in one bour ard f9riy-eight inmates. beat
ING To steamer b. g. miuut-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

srDpES Darn On TIE night q JAY
-. Mr Wm. Neser- 90 S-edsn. aged IS
rear. died very saiieuiy oi apopisxy. A.
. O'Clock b. sas observed sleeping quietly.
and 81 lp ID b. uas found o. b. a corp.e.
IL had been 10 us.al bsaish Up % ths time
a retiring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

TIE demand ior ere popular brands af
Flour. mansfiefarel By Mss.-.. Weldon,
a Co. have kept fhe Nil. running ls, and
nigti. iar some tiaie pact Tie arie-.
come from au directions Al order fora
ot o. r'to Aroosto1k County. "a Sled q
~ dsys sinre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

\ Proo-ssion % reformed soldiers para5.d
Ne- York cry last ~eek. 9Th banner.
demanding employment. Only ABBOTT go
90 500 81 the iumcnsc number about thar
10y coaid be- prosaisd uPon O. Join Gle
prosessiou. vhieh - no- regarded a.
copf.erhes1 eisctiorcern- triek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

AocrrrEp. Hon. Geo. n. Barro-s. IA.
aoccP;ed III POSITION % S1rerinteudeut q
Tie Siaic Reform S-looi. aad riu enter sp-
on ths duties a. once. IL -ill shat % o..
rcsiaencc a. Fyebsrg. during The tine he
- s-Ay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

We ar, irfornsd that Mi.s Mary Plsu-
uer. of Wnrriorl. committed sai,i8e. iasf
sea. She Dc q Laniker,Lief around her
ne,k. and iied f 90 the bed pot. Tten
lying rn bed. she worked herssif toward tie
i0ot 81 fhe Ted eno1gh o. prodsor strange
ialou. ste Las been insane ior some years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18
Union STATE CouTention.

The delegates elected o. The Union State
Convention assembled Al CITY Hal. Thurs
dav. Aug 10Th. for the purpose Of nomi-
Mating a candidate for Govefnor.
AZ ten O'Clock the Convention ~as called
% order bv Hon. G~orrc 4. Sewal. u
OidtoWn- Chairman % ths state Coaunutcc.
~ho nominated the following ofic-r-
Hon. John A Peters q RsnCor. Presi-
dent. and MAJOR EEphalet Resell Of
Hailo~en. and Alden SprAgue. Esl-. o.
Rocklsnd. A. Secretafies
The usual Committee on Credentials a
one from each County as chosen. "a which
Hon g.. Il. Barross. vas thc mem1Cr from
Oxford.
On organization. a SIMILAR Committee
wss arpointrd. % Which Hcn Thomas
Chase % Back fsid va /. uienhcr. The
COMMITTEE On Credentials subscqu cntly re-
ported 30 delegates elect.
The Comnittce on Permanent q. gamma
ton rcr.ori a. following:
frs-tpsSr.
join A. Peter. Bangor.
NIcE PRssIpE~rs.
e. W. Goddard 81 Auburn.
Stephen g.. Ward 81 Linneus
John L. rerley % Bridcton.
Hsnnibal Belrler Of Pennington.
Alexander Fulton ofBlnshin.
Wiiiisu, Palmer - Gardiner
Timothy Williams o. Rocklani
Thomas Mann. Jr. % Southport
Wi'liam W Bolster % DiNfcl
Solomon Dunninc ofCLsrlesion
George ?. Pstien % Bath.
George iiathorne II Pitfsfci1
4. 4. Carter Of Belfast.
George W Ieavitt OF Pembroke
a. IN n - ~ q
SrcrrrkEfrs
Maior p Roweu a. Houoweu.
Alden Spraeue 81 Roclan3.
". II Wheeler Of Bangor.
The several County delegates reported
The following names 60 constitute tie
State Committee for the ensuing year:
AnlroscoEgia-Lec Strickland. Liver
NOR.
Arco.,ook - Eben Woodbury. Houlton.
Cumbcriand-N. a Poster. Portland.
Frankhn-H u. Prescott. New sharon.
iiancock-Eucene HALE. Ellsworth
hecnebec--Jsues g Blaiu~. Augusia.
Moot X. Sinonton. Camden.
Lincoln-S. : Marble. Waidoboro'.
ONfori-E. q. Hariow. DiNfeld.
P~nohscot-Hiram Rurclss. Carunal.
Piscaiaquis-E. =. Hale. Fo0croft
SAsadahoc-Josiah Merros. Bo~doin-
han
Son~rsct-James Wti-ht. Canaaa.
Waldo-Eiias Miiiken. Burrharn.
WAshiDgton-Charies Il Pane. last
port.
Nork-Jamcs NJ Stone. Kennebunk
\ Committee on Reso,uiions. ofone from
each County was chosen Hon. W W
Nirgin being selected 60 represent Oxford
ounfy
committee consisting % Mcssrs 4
Hay for,i. 81 Canton. O.. =. Tildcn. 81 Cas-
tine. Elias Miliikcn. q Buruhsm. ". N.
Ninton. 81 Portland. and Niiiam Lowell.
q Minoi. vas appointed 90 rcccive. sort
anil declare the ballot io- a candidate for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Erv"rst We learn ttai NJ Ceorr,
" I.o.se his rarehasel o. store q, Pre-.
borg lately occupied BY Ebrn Week
W. Ja.a Lo.le of Lowell proposes 20 re-.
nosr t.e siork in ti. store a. Lowell O.
fIe.lr-. ari resune fratc in company
rfh is trofher Thee rsrfiemen are
sous ri oar tounsman. = n Locke. zen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

The Lshanon Pa Cosricr says. AT
the meeting oftbc trustees ofFrankli, al
Marshti Doi.rgs. 81 Lancaster. iast -esk.
Hon Joln Cessna sas elected prrs.seat "A
tae board. ia place of james Bschsrsa
The fficnis Of Fnnkln AL Mar.h.l
have iong ie.t that tie oonosetion en-.
bachanan uiih ite insiituiion 80 en- isjsry
% =. Bot there "a de.ioscy sbost gsuing
rid ohm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

DsNtcEs CLuHrn The ouners ofths
Bangor Democrat have comaeaoei 4, al,
against about fitscn persons. resident in
Bangor and other place.. f9r clearinr ou,
thar establishment in 1901. Damages l..d
81 ss0.0oo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Waferv,iie College. a. fs late commence-
ment bestowed the degree Of Doctor of
Ls-s uPon Gen. q. % Ho-ard The Cen
era vas present All male a 'peech ai he
Commencement Dinrer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

The Lcsiston Journai .sys " a nios-
con. iorueriy Depuiy Provost-Mar.hal 10
tbs Disirici. - one ofth parties unier a..
rcs' 81 Monireai for the attempted abdoc-
ton % Geo. y Saunders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Rev u. DaaLaaa 90 Woo1siock. preseut-
81 us e colsctlpr of fowers. on Iaesdsy
continuing seventeen varieties a dahlas.
ST. Duulau. j. inlefaiigabls ln his se4r,h
for caoice p.fufs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Cs-co NsrIoNsL BaSE- The Star says
the s;ockholders q this bank have voted 10
iacrcase ~ capital stock 20 $50. coo.-a
osP''al larger than dat Of any bank IN tie
safe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18
Union County conr,n,ion.

The delegate. chosen and present A. The
hour spPointed fer The Convention. ~ere
called 70 order By J. :. Hobbs. % tbs
Cooniy Connitfes. lie caiied 20 the char.
ior the temporary orgAnirAii.o. Hon. r..
" Wooibury 81 sweden.
Az the sucgcsfion - the President. pray
er "a offered by Rev W n. : Ventrcs.
Geo. u. Bisbee MS chosen temporary
Sccrstary.
On motion u Hon. Henry 4. Red II
Nor-sy. the iollo~ing seaiisrn.n we're ap-
roinied a Commitice on Credentiai..
T.. e.. Hsrlo- Of DiK6eld. J. 7 Kimbail
81 Bethel. solomon Head. Lowell. WI
wai8ron. Bsck6sld. Moab n. Hubbard.
lliram.
In the absence ofthe Co@usittee. remarks
~ere made bY J. :. Hobbs ard Hoo. sid
ney Perham.
The Commifiee on Credentials reported
81 delegates prc-ent. The Report ~as A.
ccP,ed. and the reading Of The list vas Dis
p~nsed ~iih.
On motion a L. g. Hariow o. Dix6eld
the temporary orgAnirAfion q the Conven-
ton ~as made permanent.
On motion % Gen. Perry. Hon. W. ".
Virgin and Hon. Thoris. Chase -ere non-
mated a. candidates Tor senators. BY accla-
nation.
On motion % Hon. =. g. Harlo-. the
folo~ing Comniitee on resolusions vas
chosen. =. q. Hario~ - Dixs-ld. = J
Per-, % Oxford. n \. Ch,ruan Of Bc,hei.
A n. Walkrr. Lowell. Il :. stevens. Par
g.
On motion % Albert Sanborn % Oxford.
the tolio~ing Conmiftec vas chosen O. So
iect Courtv Comniftee 4. Sanbo-n. Ok
ford. Jonas Greene. Peru; 4. X. Knapp.
lisnoser. :. J.. Brsdbsry. Lowell. Hvam
4. Eiiis. Canton.
On MOTION q =. b. Richa-,lsoa 81 Dix
field. Wm. 4. Pidrin ~as unanirnou.ly
nominated - candidate for County Trras-
urer. By aociamation.
On MOTION oiw W Bol.ier. q DiNssld.
,hc following Courniticc "a chosen 60 ~
ceivc. sort ani counf vote. for a candidate
fur Go. Commissioner Wm. ". Bolster.
Dn6eid. >amucl 4 Miller. Waterford. N
q. Reed. No-wav.
The Commitiee subsequently, reported a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Remarks wcrc made bv Hon ! a..
Blame. Hon. J. II. Rice. ani NJ. Trrm-
bell 81 Tennessee. ~ the conclusion,
the Convention afjoined O. = - o'ciock
10 th- afternoon. Mr.. Gilman. from the
Committee on resolutions reported a. fol-
-lows
tlaess e. fsriur Hand AS o.. 81 ns ftr..-rt e.
80. 60. -air rltli var. rul ha- .isru g.
..---,l-...- ~ - - go -. =,
t-afrrE aai - rrst1r1f.au q e. riar.
thrir rhaf- sai.r-.s-rf III - s-.u-.rl.. -
ueasurts ot a. airuiui.frs flaa - Ahraka- aiiu
~ sl--si t-rasI1- e. b ss.r 49, 49,. ~.
Anarri-an nian arf thaf vase toareuflsu xr.rfs.
P.tririisra ~ rrr.lieHt Asar,- Jahusau hsi,-ris-
- p ..lrfrrT Arsiraus = re-tarin- Ia lasf
eIusl.Ir ~ fIr1asr Ei-tfs 40 .-.fu-i-- 49,.
suF -fate rrud r.astors r. O. o. aioa. r shaT -
,--.-- -, 49, =. ~ .s srre r. 81
- 81. = - ~ d-fF of 80 ulief ~tafes Co.
tli =. .-hss.-..,. - ,' ,.,.,.. Se,r''s'
en- of nv iayaifT and artseh-euf g. frea -fars
20 .,-',.n., sne .,s-rr eisrostluu O. .-rarr g.
= E--oisei. ms IN $500 sf.t.. is,eiv
= 81 90 - 80. 81 fhc d-fs ff'as
pr.r'i-t Cd thf.r rrsuratnz ths rsrr-iss 81 thsIr
p-.-ii-.l i-.r-rs thsf tlry shsil rst.fy 80 80
saa. remove aI e. alsatllrIHs unah rr..frr -
srstr-- afrartri o. arr class au sl-.nnf ~ -sI.r
80 Cd srr ta ai aaraI rrrsa1a r.arrr.t arraal.fr
uFfure ID .aH
= h.s.ilal. ltaf - earnrstir rufrrsr fhr
sHuf.Hrrur 20 fr0sltrrr Htrarr flaf f1ar Ami
ren fruFl. lnasf - tasgtf. f ftfF o. sirsafr
80 reiaai- fla. fr.aspH rrlnr a1f rnnsf
= I1als...l aul 80 hfllrrf fhaf ftf fIraf
VOC VIZ -. Ia sEairsf o.. asar sh.aiI fr
-e traf fhosf uho tatr ronfrollr.l ftaf
t-.asa-af..r or.rulrafiou. iafslr kuasu 80 ft.
,..--..,,-l -, 49, - - -,
uaa.f a..-tts,e.i strs-.f1. 80 fts- ~ $50 +.
-. s.' ~ 80 .h,il. q +. eosainE uraF
E.-'.,f rf.sf is $500 ~. Les. .,
,-,.-.. rr.arira's 10 o. rr.-a- shoait b. -ass f..
sarf I.r.-.- 49,. ..i 90 :. =, ~. =. e.. 81.
- - I1..t-l l'li. go 81 >. .-,.-.riisi-i ~
49, 70 No Eao hffe BIO paIY
Ee.a'tef. Thrf o. Co.--.faf..- .s,t. r.-.-..,
80, = Fl. ''-.ea..f e 2, ---.r- .l.s'.t y
.-at.flaa n o. ..srsi -,.s,. +. ,.- ...--.' ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Aionfo p Resell has been sppoinis8
fosimasisr 81 sfriekisnds Ferry. in Asdro-
sooEgin County. ia tbe place q u. +.
hodgdon resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

The rrceip's from laternal Rerense
Monday. amoantei % ore million ave hs,.
dred and thy-uiue thousand Eve hundred
and eighty -fro dollars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

hersrheh y. Johnson las been pa-5ored
~ % President. a. tbe solicitation 81 Sc.
Do-E.ass. he having teeu oandilate fsr
N'oe President. o. Che ticket 18th her b.
band
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Tie tei-grnph reports iiat Pres,on Kirr
hif been appointed Collector &c Ne-
i9rk. 10 place Of simeon Draper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Tie Dtm0cafc Conscr'ion a. Portlsrs.
on Iaesday. no,a'aated iion. joseph Hov.
ari. a. their candidate o. Gogr-or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

We learn ihat Dr Hose. ~ Nor~sr. 4.
l,i'e i... t'ias m1.l rsi.ocd from recent
aitack 81 bleeding al tbe lanss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

CRY. LrE. d b. nov stated Ga, Ca
lee. occupies q small cottage in yi--..is
snd l. clitivsiing four-a-re arr. afs-t.i
thereto. Al Application has been uase b.,
him 'or pardon boz tbe statement eoes 50.
That D. vould ncscr have bumiEaiei him
scf 30 much. BE Or fic influence offhs
tet uPon 90 certain younr men. rho oseh,
70 iake nfaeniial positions in tieir oounfr,
rather than eEpsiriate thcmseises.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

RrTrEN 90 On. THoNrso~. We had
IL pleasure Of receiving. Tacs lay morning.
a PieAsant cal from Dr. Thonp,on. the en-.
cclisni Norway q enlist. ~ho las been rone
from bone % long that the people almost
thosghi they had lost lam. lie has beea
on ihe tramp. folio~ing his regiment through
'hiek and ihIn. camping aud roaghing q
Ender AL sorts % ssrr0unline.. foravear
an q half IT. his travel, b. has sen much
u rrbclion. 80 inhabitants. institutions.
and climate and Ne suspect be has made
better spcck than D. uoald IN the parsult
% BIS pioiessiou a. Norway. Bat L. conc,
back pcrfecsly coatcni O. settle do-n in b..
coy Me- EngiAnd hone lie la seen
enoash % thc chisairy We commend al
~ho have aching moiArs. or a nouth fall q
sigmps % give him call. and Sc ho- ea.i-
iy Le ~il relieve you &C rle ere. O.
rival naisrc. in q &C. Get. Better -o-k
'thta his - rarely sccn ia any omec.
w Trrccivo the doctor "a. appointed r,f
cree IN ihe fHmous dental war a. Le-i.ton.
~hioh j. ar indicatiou q che estination A.
vhieh be = heli b. oih~r operators.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

THE ArLsSTIc CAnIr. Signals we're
perfect on the great cable. until Aus. >.
~hen i@oo niles Lad been pad oct. The
current vas ihen broken. and nothing Las
been beard from the Crcat Eastern siacc.
The l.onloa Herald 90 the 50 SAYS.
The state q aHairs IN connection With
The Atlantic cable has led Co an advance q
the Insurance. prrmiana 90 - guineas 90 80
an O. guineas GA th- Atlantic oaole 10
% che Wedncsiay tbe signals received we're
sIngularly distinct and the Great Ea-icrn
va nearly two- thirds o. The ~ % New
ioandiand- She was in tbc deepest water
q the whole route-5.f0O fsiLous. E,tie
over to AM hall uiiies. Il vas q, this
time that The signals o. valencia became
uninieiiigibie and gradually ceased.
Ih~ Times inicrs that the disaster occur-
rri after she cable iet lie vessel. from tbe
iact thar % was unkno-n Co those on bond
vho verc sending tlcir message a. asusr
whrn tssir signals became unintclli-ibie a,
Valencia. and a. last ceased eniirrl,. A.
O. fhe chances 81 recovery o. lie runai-ei
Part q Tie cable. ani repairing 90. itmar
D. that this part rou'd rot be- a-comnli.b..l
a. che rate q more than quarter ofamile
an hour. vAich Do slightest uind or rou-h
"a Eoad a. once Pot en- crd 90 it by f.
beng cui sdrif, DO avoid fhc certainty o. 81.
brcasrg 81 n continued hsf O. a.. rr-,,
ship For Sob evenfuallf.es the Gr-,,
Eastern b. amply provided. Sbe has nan,
bnoy' on board equal aliorefher o. freiehi
o. my ions. ard 81 las 90 least four or g.,
miles % powerful rofes uLieb can .upror
Ell ihaf the taoys thrnss'se. "a, a.
Ihi' efori % buoy. bovere-. v,li sotoe r..
sorted % until the iast extremity. ouisr "a
the inprohabi.i'y Of Smiling the ,aIiea-aia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-22

THR N. Y. Lndependsnt has this para.
graph: "WhO will furnish US with copy
Of the subscription paper which is said to
be circulating in this city in behalf of Gem
eral Lee, and to have gathered some 500.
ooo2 We are curious to see if it has been
paesed among the invalids at Dayid's ISIS
and, whose feet were rOtted off at Ander-
sOnville, and Salisbury, and Belle Isle; and
how many signatures were obtained from
the former inmates of the Libby. We will
gladly print the list without charge, fol-
the information of the public"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-22

IHERE seems to be come trouble in Ten.
Dessee. According TO some Of the Nash.
vile papers, accession and armed force
against tho constituted authorities are as
freely talked of as the state of the weather.
We trust that these discussions are con.
dned solely to party caucuses and to small
knots of aspiring politicians; but there is
come reason to suppose that tho dissatis.
faction is becoming general. Here is q
specimen of the style of discussion EN-.
ployed by the parties interested in tho cur
rent questions of the day in TENNESSEE
We copy from the Nashville Press and
Times of the 18th instant:
The proposition, twice made by the cor.
respondent OF public print under the yerV
shadow OF the State House, 10 ignore the
existing State officers aud elect a new Go.
vernon and legislature, is evidently the
voice OF deliberate, preconcerted consul.
racy, as carefully planned and matured.
end With as much promise of help in pro.
portion to its area, ms that of Jefferson
Davis and VIM. L. Yancey. 1t means re.
bellIon-armed rebellion, violence and
civil war. II intends the expulsion of Go.
vernon Brownlow and the other State
othcers from the State House by the bayo-
net II intends the seizure of the archives
OF the State, its arms aud munitions of
war ana the specie and other funds of the
treasury. 1t intends, if its strength do mt
lAl' II on the WY, to achieve its damnable
treason by putting those who resiat II
toIclbly TO the sword.
To call for an election for Covor,o, 81
members of the Legislature uext AnoDot
under the pro- slavery constitution of iss4
Is 70 cry havoc and let clip the docs If
war. What war is in general, the peSpIs
or tennessee have learned to a certain az.
tent, during the past four years. INIT ~.
one they have just passed through ia nsSce
itself compated to the brutal orgies Of the
ono which these pro. slavery fanatics WonIS
set on foot. This mad faction IL A Rood
FScnon. 1t is seditious, rebellious and
incendlaFy. Its eyes are bloodshot. and
sparkle not with philanthropy, but iptoI.
eIaaee, malevOlence, and blind rage a0ains.
all who o6struct its path. It sboSI5 he
summed ms den of vipers by ali 0noS
S1aAsIS. ana % hunted down by the Off.
We are told hyPocritically, that this fac.
ton will use only the ballot. box to a,,aSn
its ends. Suppose that its candiSsts -.
GoTernor-some one who has been UTovI
ing aud railing st the Administrations of
President Lincoln and the State Admlnis.
tTation Of Gov. johnson, for four Years
past-be elected, Rs he certainly will be If
he gets any votes at all, for the loyal men
will certainly offer no opposition-whs9
tehtre,. hots and By wGoE do these lit,Is
rebels propose TO INACCURATE him7 VIsre
will be hold his court. and tr1sre will he
convene his Legislature3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-22

By far the most important event which
has yet occurred 10 the way of church r.
constructions in the south is the recent
organization of en- Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in East
Tennessee. Bishop Clark having constt.
tuted the Conference by the transfer of six
ministers from Conferences of the loyal
States, admitted into it no less than forty
three ministers, from the southern Meth
Odiss Church. The new Conference starts
with membership of e,4sl, and hiss
preachers stationed in Tennessee, North
Carolina and Georgia. All the ministera
accepted, in the most explicit terms, the
rigid auti-sIayery rule Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-22
ThurBday Morning, June 90.

RADICAL JOIN BRIaHr is ont in letter
to the liberal electors OF OaElise, counsell-
irg them to take bold stand for an ex-
tension of the right of suffrage, and deelar-
ing Lord Palmerston to bs the real difficulty
in the way of reform. "When he palmer
ston) is out, !" ssys Mr.. Bright, mo govern.
ment can exist on our side Of the house
which will not deal with the question of
reform" On the other hand, conservative
Disraeli issuss an address to his constitu-
ents, soliciting votes, and asserting that
the electoral franchise is privilege, not
q right" and that power must be entrust-
ed, "nOt to an indiscrimlnats multitude,
but to the estate or order of the Com
mona" BE likewise INDUCES in a fling at
"democracy," as "the tyranny of one class,
and that one the least enlightened" Dis.
raeli began life, with Bulwer Lytton, by
high. soundiug indications of the "rights
omnipotent of equal man )" but like poor
Souihey, the laureate, who commenced by
writing Joan Of Arc" and finished as a
frst-clAss poet. CouEtier, both these author
politicians have settled into solid old hsrd.
heGdCd tories, swearing by the Brilish con-
stitutiOn, and horribly appreheusive Of the
"dengerous clasaes." We fear that John
Bright will find it harder to crack the
broad suffrage nut than he did to get at
the corn-kernel OF reform; harder even
than CIsrkson ard Wilberforce found it to
crack open their cocoa.nut of West Indian
slavery. When the British pecPls-as q
mass-are prepared to prize and enjoy the
electoral franchise the right thereof will
crop out spontaneously doubtless; but We
conjecture that this will not be in good
John Brighrs time.