The New York herald., 1866-09-05
THE MAIN CAMPAIGN. /.
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Bitter Feeling Among the
Rural Radicals. .s
~ p q tN
me President Dsneuneed 40 IN
And,cious Desperade, and the s
Almighty Invoked to
Fake Kim or
Defective Organization Of the
Democrats.
Tle Tsrtslse Sleepiag While the Hare
is Wide Aw2ke.
fpsesh Of 4. r. Pillsbury, tho Democratic
Candidate for Governor.
Accession Of Johnson Republicans to the
Democratic Ranks.
90. &c. &c.
Defective Organization Of the
Democrats.
Tle Tsrtslse Sleepiag While the Hare
Is Wide Awake.
fpeesh Of 3. =. Pillsbury, tho Democratic
Candidate for Governor.


OUR MAINE CORRESPONDENCE.
AMONG TEE Prs woops, Ne, Sept. 2, 1850
ror the past few days have been travelling In the
s1ra districts Of the Pine Tree State with view Of
ssainng the feeling there and forming clearer idea
- the probable results Of the coming elections.
COUNTRY MASS MEETINGS
mass meeting in a country village is quaint and
0usio1s sight Is strange the old farmers drive
~ IN their coarse gray homespun with their angular
Aeuely clad wives seated beside thcm in vehicles OF
every IMAGINABLE shape and antiquity, but with good
sssle in the shafts; for these Maine farmers know how
- breed good and how them whom they
Aavc them. Tying their s,eeds the reethere
= village hotel to receive them and nothing stronger
thAn water be had anywhere the country without
Aoetors prescription, and kissing the baby lie played
sut-thsy maksltheir in struggling groups 70 the
Dlacs Of meeting. There is fixed look Of gravity
- say every faos The old Purltanical
81 countsOance Is strongly developed. Every man
among them might sit for portrait OF Miles Standish
Praise God Bsrebonca Come talk with them and
1su find the Purtanical mode Of thought % strongy
snsrked q the Puritanical visage They have
ssvsd ono set Of ideas and have never
Esteemed do they to listen, 70 any other Gabriel
might come down and make them johnson speech and
hsy would turn their backs on him a traitor but Satan
- Thad Stevens need only talk intolerance and bgotry
- them and they would cheer him TO the echo. The
notion be exploded that these New Eng
IND Purans who for the last ten years have led the
1ddle and Western States by the monopolize tho
fsssngbt and clearheadedness Of the country. Many
AaTooo eafcr Of New York has broader idea or Me
Ears ts present constitutional crisis have these
1ankes fhrmsrs shrswd Intelligent and thrifty though
Asy 6a Easly sducaton and training have nxed their
minds In sns sot groove and nothing but strong vol
s.atc eonvuIson oan evsr drive them ont Of IL They
sssd No nswpapsn bat those which advocate the views
aAsy have already imblbsd, and listen TO ngumens
ahas sssds not in the game direction sae s sef
=. Snr1rSEs OF rnH ProrLA
Naine has never 20 fanAcal is negro worship
- Massachusetts, yet hatred openly expressed here
g the administration and its supporters not les IN
ssnss The other day little boy Of eight or nine
pears old sitting on stoop playing with large New
sosndlana dog and singing To himself wondered At
- Of his voice. much earnest for any
simple nursery rhyme and went within esho and this
wes the burden Of his ditfy:- rN 34
.ssn rode w' 4 ss,. JcsSsso sSsss. dss %n'
u was an old cong altered 70 meet emergency,
nsss probably BY tho youthful radical himself Truly
= one of hts crop head would have remarked
suy hath the prophet Ezekiel said The fathers have
asAsn grapes and the chidrens teeth are set on
edge" Every epthet Of contumeiy rs hssped upon the
president "Feeiing sir, said old democrat Of Ok
rsrd county, sthsrs enough feeling among them 10
snake away with Mr. johnson, II they could do Il safe
~ Certainly tho language everywhere made use Of
~ the radical orators bears out this statement AZ
n.ss meeting In the htue village Of South Paris,
Rsssdsy last, Albert a. Jewett ono Of the speakers,
srmed the President . traitor than Jsn Davis
. 'udacious desperate hell born and hell bound and
ssnoaudsd With pi6us aspiration that God would give
hsm the punishment he deserved or nothing short OF
Almighty power can punish him sudicen,ly.n
NEATLY coRsrRKp
Something Of the samc kind said 10 veteran re-
Dubisoan of Androsooggin county, who retorted with
srush,ng effect He had done what few Of his stripe
would do had looked Into both sides and had nearly
coma 70 ihe couclusioa that the Presidents policy
she only safe and sound for the country. The
coon went abroad that old Asa waverng the faith
80 one Of the most radical Of the village poti
cans waited upon him 10 sustain his falier
hg !, adhesion to the doctrines Of dsunIon.
scIlped 70 support the policy Of that infamous traitor
lpdy Johnson.n Said Asa, But he's our man; we
ssscisd him 70 the Vice Presidsocy.m WELL ! know
vbatt but he's traitor notwithstsndingn "But then
fbcrs's Mr. scward-we'vs always looked up 10 HIM NJ
sas Of shining lights, "oh, he's traitor too;
HcCuloch, . Maine man, and secreiary welies. /"
rhsy re all alike tell you; they are nest Of traitors
IN party puts all the highest Offices Of the country
n Ne hands Of tra'srs It's time went under, and III
never vote with u sRsrn,
wnAr u coyrKHHxApS
Eben =. Pillsbury, the democratic candidate for
eoverner, gos on soms.h,1g slmos. s good il a
bugbsar Of "copperhead has been raised in Maine as
sasewhere-." What Y oogpcIhsad ~ he asked. /" !
earring The war, what Is a copJerheadr and they
would tel me "A man who opposes the government.
.we, what is the sovernmentr President Lincoln,
tAey would II opposition 10 tho administration
5 coppsrhesdisn, l want TO know where our
pdioA friends nnd themselves Tho chickens
when there question before yoa OF such magnitude
that even secrcsrv Seward calls upon the people IN
sarion tones 10 rse above the interests Of party and
nve ihe liberties of the country, these radcas tell you
ws,sh and see which way vaandigham !. going u our
eanse y night can valandsham,s vote affect w n our
0sm; for right 10 Immortal and truth cternaLD
NOT nEsccrtsrsi vrGnr
I'm milking ny the issues n this contest continued
shc speakerl wc democrats had no part II is not our
fsht heht between two sections Of the repubIi-
can party led the hand Nv presldcn Jnbnson an
eecretary Seward, on the other hand Inv
Stevens and Charles sumner We simply take sides a.
democrats always 90 take sides with the party thai
RADICAL nrotNRlseF
'The bitter vuperstscn and the employment OF abuse
instead ~ argument now apparent, have always been
of the radical party When the
movom.nt started in this State every man who did
druniard; during the Know Nothing ercnement AM
vho did not fall in with thclr extreme we're held
on 70 tnfamy Roman Catholics, and every nan
ho supports the wire and benchcent policy of The All
Dinstraton - called traitor y
CONGRESSIONAL CORRUPTION TINY ,Sn VOW
,no of the last Il OF the present Congress WIS n
rnl~e fhe salary Of the members nom 600 70 $4,000
vesr They snnxzlcd the Congressional corruption b
through under shelter of the soldiers Bounty hin bu
while they forgstto msks any appropriation for the gal
liant sodisr they took care 10 make an Approprlsic
for themselves l remember INT Pihfoory pursued
sbe erctemcut that shook the country when the snnr
of m~mhers was only sx dollars day and vote ws
nrssa raising II 10 81 80 for the session or that Cor
erees. n my memory serves mo, only Henry Gay an
xlbIon n. PARIS were permited y resnme ther seat
fhsse wsrs many Jokes told upcn ~ Clay IN THIS COZ
setica One ~ his constituents told hn ne snou'o ~
- N - ruSes. for he hel robbed he people -
kCw u ~ ~ ~ bcng huntsr, ~ yoe b.
Bae M pua1lee snd n nSsse1 nfe 60 weule ~
nto nv 4 sbsuIl put psv 6ipt into H. rspste1 n
hunter Tke1. Sha1's juss What vast Jon - q ~
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