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A Reverent "World."

The New York World scents new danger.
1t is alarmed at hearing any one question the
omniscience of the trainers of the constitu-
ton. To suggest that those worthless were
not possessed of fore knowledge equal at
least to that of the Deity, seems to that paper
to be establishing a precedent full of danger.
The foundations of society,"" as Sir Leicester
Dedlock would say, may be broken up, and
the "food-gates" Of Heaven only knows what
be let loose upon us. just listen to it: ief
1t is a very hazardous mode of constituting
the Constitution to begin with the assump-
ton that its trainers did not foresee all the ex-
i,encies in human affairs that might arise, and
that, consequently, the powers and authorities
which they did create are to be interpreted as
it they meant to include what they have not
expressed, upon the theory that the govern
ment, being intended to be permanent, must
be supposed to have power to preserve itself
against emergencies which could not be fore
told.
Is the World prepared to accept the same
principle of literal Interpretation in relation to
that other immortal document, the Declare
ton of Indepen dence, in which it is declared
that '0H men are created equal, and endowed
by their Creator with certain inalienable
rights" &C.? We pause for reply. ~ Is (
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-23
A Profitable Nowspaper,

A few days since we published an item,
found floating about loosely, that the New
York Tribune, on the list inst, divided among
its stockhold ers $4,000 as the profits of four
months business. Since that item was pub
hshed we have received private note from one
of the proprietors of that paper, and though
not intended in any way for the public eye,
we think we shall betray no confidence in say
Ing that while the item referred to was strict
ly correct, it did not tell one half of the
truth. In April last dividend was paid to
the stockholders of s25, OO0; in July another
dividend was declared and paid of $4,000,
and then in November still another dividend
was made of $4,000 more, making S125, 600
divided in ten months. Mr. Greeley, with all
the sarcasms uttered at his expense, was never
more popular than now with the readers of
the Tribune, and the business affairs of that
paper were never under better management.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-23

A SwINDLING GIFT ENTERPRISE Bro
KEN UP.-The Albany journal of Monday
gives the particulars of the breaking up of a
fraudulent gift enterprise in that city, on Sat
urday night. 1t appears that during the day,
flaming hand bills announced to the citizens,
that Miss Augusta st. Clair would lecture at
Tweddle Hall on the subject of " Marriage no
Lottery" and that at the close, valuable gifts
would be presented to the ticket holders, in
Guiding melodeon, gold watch, sewing ma
chine, &C., &c. A large audience assembled,
the female lecturer appeared, and went through
a little gibberish, after whichit was announc-
ed that the gifts would be distributed at the
ticket Office. tr Ell all .r.a 49,.
The rush was immense, and many women
and children were nearly snffocated. Finally
order was restored by the police, and the audi
ence as they passed out, were handed their
gifts, consisting of hair pins, Zone Of each),
brass curtain rings, iron screws, lockets, pins,
brooches, &C., the whole fifteen hundred, cost
ing, perhaps, fifteen dollars. Here was a
scene worthy of a painter. One after another,
ticket holders would present their tickets with
with countenance beaming with certain
hope or shaded with anxious expectancy. As
the gifts were received, the transition to mute
astonishment, followed quickly by wrathrui in
dignation, was amusing in the extreme. glri
The principal OF the affair, who gave the
name OF Zoeth M. Smith, who is the husband
OF Miss st. Clair, was afterward arrested
by the police and held to answer before the
Grand Jury.
We understand that similar frauds by these
same parties have been perpetrated in other
states. trE iaH m .4a.il
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-23

RAscALLY.-An article appeared in Tues
aays Boston - signed n &c. solicit
This might all be well enough, if the public
were not imposed upon outrageously in refer
ence to the services of the Sergeant. If we
may believe this cunningly drafted appeal,
Mr.. Amber fought, bled and at least lost his
property in fighting for this country. The
whole OF this story is an arrant humbug. If
the Journal does not wish to lend itself as an
instrument Of imposition upon the benevolent
puohc, 1t viii hasten to correct the story. Mr..
nnnp,er Is resident of this city and being
moment that he is knowing to this rascally
use OF his name. He owns real estate in this
nal 10 l'ueioio 1our-
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LIED IN New Gloucester, on Monday, No
vember 2Oth, deeply regretted, Hon. sEwA11
N. GROSS, aged 80 years. Mr.. Gross wa. on
enterprlsing young man of good principles,
and took an active part in town affairs ana
also in the politics of the country. He was
thoroughly loyal to the Government, and felt
deep interest in the martyred Lincoln's adj
ministration and also in President Johnson's
In his death New Gloucester has met great
loss, and the Republican party will miss an
active, useful and generous member. Peace
to his ashes. And may the rising generation
ofhis native town follow his example and dis
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