The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-11-10
WHAT Is THE CAUSE?

WHAT is THK OAtJSE?
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they resrt 70 another, damning with their
praise those whom they could not iniuro by
their abuse. If Miller fol, eboyr;ned n, hi.
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""'' may 10 'ne 'ee''ngs OF 'nese ravens VINO
are obliged to swallow their predictions and
toast the men whom they so reyiled?
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a. a;u;i. 49, IT,. N'a' %
W uN'uo the Union party, ana through this d.
".'o" !" again acquire power an conjunction
tn ~. ' ,s. u'"'." ',au.s % the nsoe'i,on'
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81 -, .n-', r"s "'"'
""' ANNOUNCING '"e'hso"es US MS ieg'''ma'e
supporters, hoping thereby to "wheedlo" him
and create distrust in the minds of tboao who
c,ec,.d hin, To n,t ,h;. !, r-,o,;., .o.,,;...
:" P''''o 't'"s'
calling to mind the efforts OF these men few
months since in their endcayors 10 crush tb,
.'boorisl, tailor" whom they now 80 much
praise. .
In Nov mber. 1864. John Van Buren said :.
Ana,.x .John.o, 4, M;,;,.,v c.,,, .,
Tennessee. and mi, test oath 1 nronoscd Nv
hun. and substantially excludes every man OPP
posed to the administration from taking vote.
lax TO inc OF Democrat sustaining
thrse ac's oi usnrpat,on, these violations OF the
Constitution, and OF the elemental principles
OF e'v'l hcrty! ! submit that no man who
has Democratic heart In his bo-om and dem
rate intellect N bus head, could fail to scixa
,;o0 10. S. a' n., nom 1 pore, ,he admins
these. w." inv
n, .Jo,n.on d;d e,;, - -. a., .;,.,,;, :.
Wv -. :" so' ''' '''''"'" Us
1ohn saw u, ana yet this demagogue, one year
later, said:
I,ool imam hin, r,n5,o,, Joh,.o,,
triot and AZ a statesman. who for t9sn,S. Eve
years In. been distinguished In the service of
his country in the vsriou. Offices ,ha. he has
h,l'd' nom the legislature to Governor Of The
Sas, w ootn ho.ses Q, Songr~s, Us ice
"' snu ''uen' VI VIC on''eu Stats
"oA "P'" "'A' "s PS'''o"o' "'S' anu Pr"-
oen''
What oeacons are these "ialse lights on the
shore" to guide the Ship Of State. and how
valuable 10 their praise or censureu
In commenting ON the election of Mr. John.
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h.. h.,r adorned in better DAVIS bv the talent,
"a ....,,nrI;shrnents Of Adam, and .JefFsrson
|;.s' ~ &C., CsIho,n and Van Rn,sn
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~ ~, av ~ sown,.;.oa lin -hn,n sv,n c.Ii
1919 ~, IN eomPal" s W. ""''A '''" Viii
Aud few weeks later the Same "orsan'
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God bless and spa,o Abraham Lincoln
Should thi. Andrew johnson become his sue
cesar, the decline and fall Of the American
hsPno'S mass 'T Pn - m na IN history as ina
s.,..,,., in human share NJ Nero a., S%' M;