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~ The grsa, moss convention OF the
supporters Of Mr. Johnson assembled al
Auburn yesterday was tremendous fizzle.
Tho Lswis,on,Jopual says:Rq6 KIT
At 10 A. NJ, the hour ut which the cons
yen,ion was called. there were three men
and boy. "Hanging on the verge Of the
convention" wer8 several veteran war
horses of tho Copperhead party, looking
into blank space, with hands vigorously
thrust into hungry pockets. Al 10 =
o'clock ertra trains arrived at The Andres
coggin Sutton. The train. from Farming.
ton and Leeds contained just six persons,
and that from Bath twenty persons. The
visitors were enthusiastically received at
the depot by John b. Jones, Esq. A pro-
ccssion was then formed, Numbering tweu.
ty.scvef, persons, and marched to the mll-
sic of cracked fife to the Hall, at iG45,
where about one hundred people were fl
nally gathered -about half. Republican
iooters.on, The leading lights Of the
Convention appeared to, be Calvin Record.
Nahum Morrill,. Oliver Moses, Enoch Lit.
tleield, Scion Chnse, N. b. Reynolds, Her
rick Hahn, SewaIl Cram, Wilton, John
Goodenow, John flushing, John Nash, D.
T. Wright, Willard Small, Moore of Lis.
hon, &C., all with two or three exceptions,
original and unndulterated Copperheads.
). i. Lambert and one or two other mem.
hers of the bread.and.b brigade Of
Franklin, were also OF hand. --h
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

fvThc HalIowell Gazette says that DId
Clay Il as pleased with his appointment ms
Post .mnster at Gardiner rs he used to DO
with rebel victory.
N Adyices from Iowa state that the Re-
publican party in that State is growing more
united every day. In seven populous coun-
ties Of the Fourth Congressional District
not Johnsonized Republican can be found,
and them is not Johnsonized Republican
paper in tho State. -r ~. -..
\ ~ MALLORY Of Kentucky. n delegate to
The Philadelphia Convention. in recent
speech Mt Bowling Green, declared himself
in favor of the population nj the national
debt. '
~ The Richmond Times, which was
established as an Administration paper,
calls for mn act Of general amnesty, and de
mnnds the immediate relensc of TINT H.
lustrious statesman, brave soldier and no
bic patriot, ex.Presidcnt jefferson Davis
~ The Detroit Post mentions Mr.. Ray.
mond's call for meeting Of the Union Ma
tional Committee. and cxclaims: 4" Imagine
Judas converting the disciples with his thir-
ty pieces Of silver jingling in his pocket"
~ There nre now on file in the War
Department official reports Of atrocious
outrngcs on freedmen, indOrsed in the
handwriting and with the signature Of MIR.
Johnson, that % These reports must not DC
made public" ........r ........
~ Confederate flags, il is said, were dis
played from many Of the dwellings in Cul.
pepper. Va, on the receipt Of tho news ot
the notion Of the Philadelphia Convention.
~ The Masons of Chicago, say that un.
less the Masonic Grand Master Of Illinois,
instead of President Johnson, lays the cor
ner stone Of the Douglas monument, they
will take no part In the ceremonies.
E Conductor Philbrook, Of the Eastern
Railroad. WINS struck with shock Of parnI:;
ysis on Sunday last, and now lies danger
ously III ut his residence in Portsmouth.
- A prominent Unionist Of North Car.
olina writes :, " Our condition is almost
hopeless. We arc adria until Congress
meets and does something for US" -.....,
n Gen. Robert C. schenck, in speech
to his constituents at Dayton, Ohio, crit.
cized the Presidents policy most severely
and showed mos, eonclusively that Andrew
johnson is selfcondemned by his own lam
guage. -, -,-. y,a..u faH ""
~ BrApLs's MoErHrY, Cor September, Is
already before the reading public. and may
be had ut the bookstores. Tho Dcai '.eI'
Ter" Is concluded in this number, ana Il,e
contents generally sustain the excc'len. ~
u.a,ion Of the work. Prire fSUa ..aI.
In elubs Of Eve. iSiao0. Addrs~ ~"
q Co. lls Williams street, ~ r
ham has il. am, 7ur7,u ie.. .s,u
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PoLIr1oAL NOTING IN MAINE.

3ob4 A4VhA.AsAS~
The example ofNcw, orIssns isno, WIKI
ou, ctIec, upon he allies ofStho touiaiana
Rebels in this State. AUnion meeting was
broken up las, Thursday in somerville, Lin.
coin County. The following particulars
arc furnished by an Augusta correspondent
of the Boston advertiser; i TEAI.
The meeting had been duly called, and
on the arrival of the speakers, Hon. A. 3.
Farwell. Joseph Il. Manley, ESQ.,. and Sam
uel Z, Harley, Esq. the Copperheads IN,
der the lend bf Josiah Brucs planted them.
selves on the stand and declared that the
meeting should not 20 on. With the low.
est kind of biilingsgare, revillng the Union
party and its candidates with profanity aud
obscenlty, he insisted upon his right to he
heard. From words they came to blows,
and tho affair at ono time assumed the char.
acter Of riot. DR.. George E, Brickett Of
this city ut last succeeding in quieling the
rioters to some extent. and the meeting al
journed to school house hat the Copper
heads were. TOO quick for their opponents,
and Bruce took the desk. Mr.. i'ricketl pro.
posed that Mr.. Bruce act rs chairman, and
say all he wanted to, and then give the 9TH
er aide a, chance Tie refused tn. do this,
declaring that no had not got 10 low As to
preside over a" id Black Republican meet.
Ing" but improved the opportunity to renew
his blac guardian for half nm llouro more
The Unionisis then hired o piece Of land
near by, and threatened that any Interrupt
ton would he severely punished. The
Copperlleads followed a SHIRT distance and
then retired, hut il Ind got tn be 80 lnte thai
ailer short meeting the ufhirwas adjourn.
cd TO Saturday next, when the speakers will
return and he prepared to naintain the
right Of free speech.
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uniNorDIED TO LEAVE. The Toledo (Ohio)
Blade saysa gentleman arrived there OIL
Wednesday from Bowling Green, Ky. who
had left in consequence Of having received
an nonymous letter, of which the following
isa copy; ... 4.,..
"Mr.- Sir: You are hereby notified to
quit this State within three days. lff6und
after tina, period your life will be forfeited.
aN.w nTf DEMocRArIc COMMITTEE"
The gentleman suites that several of his
acquan,ances have received similar letters,
and Immediately acted upon them, some
leaving for the North, and others going
further South. IH'.a 1.ii' f"
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MIR, p1LLsBURY. THREE YRS. AGO.

| #
The Fsrmington Chronicle, published IS u
were mex, door to tho ofIi,e Of Mr., Pillshury,
the mi-johnson candidate for Governor, has
been looking up the war record ofthat gentle
man. and has lighted upon some rsther ugly
facts. II appears that three years ago Mr..
Pillsbury stumped the County OF Franklin Ia
,behslrof JED. Davis and the Confederaoy. =
In one of HIS speeches during that campaign he
uttered the following sentiments: .I. -.
Talk about weakening the Administration,
Why don't you talk about weakening water
y'rAgain: 1880 i CO. '
T.'il HAVE DONE EVERYTHING IN SUPPORT or rIiE
rREsEsr ADMINISTRATION THAT WILL DO, ~
HELP Me GOD! -. ..-... ....,.,...,
At q Democratic meeting held In Kingfeld
during the riotous proceedings Of 1853, Mr.
Pillshury, then editor Of the Patriot, was
present and In giving an account Of the meet
ing, said:
Hon. r. @. Butler Of Pennington, addressed
the meeting. making one Of the best speeches
we ever heard from him. r.H
Here follows sample OF tho speech Of this
Butler. which 80 excited the admiration Of
Pillshury:
THIS GOVERNMENT HAS HAD MEN
ENOUGH. AND ARE you FELLOW DEM
OCRArS. TO BE DRAGGED FROM YOUR
HOMES TO DIE MISER ABLY IN CAMP OR
DE SHOT ON THE BATTLEFIELD At THE
COMMAND OF A DICTATOR, TO CARRY
ON THIS ABOLITION WARY ....., .,..
Mr.. Pillsbury addressed the same meeting.
The Government was forced to the necessity
ofsendlng armed soldiers into Kiugfed the
following week to put down rebellion. E, r.
Pillsbury Is now the nominee Of tho Demo
cratic party Of Maine. for Governor. H9n
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ANDREW JOHNSON JupoEp NJ HIMSELF.

ANDREW JOHNSON JupoED NJ HIMSELF.
Whenever you find man anywhere
prnting about the Constitution of the Uni.
ted States, spot him he's a traitor An
drsu Johnson's campaign speech at Nashville,
Sept. a..
The burden Of every speech that John
son has made for tho last three months has
been printing about the Constitution aud
about himself: while on his political tour
to the West, at every stopping place, with
the instincts Of the true demagogue, he
winds up his speeches with his siereotyped
phmse-" now leave the Constitution in
your hands" lie has left 30 much Of it
that he will have but little to take back to
Washington! Let him be judged out Of
his own mouth. one . "a
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srN. nan T,c,sp~er TIA, si~s Ne b<s, salhsin ~
tsehne-asi sosi everywhere
~ Me-.rs. Lr,ihs. 4 6sre manuf,ctu- . nap WY
hisfiy apprssci tx 40 pupss a basectsnisgi an
arIc,e thai will rr-noye aI impurities ivm psAsi sarh-
crs without degrading tiprir tse a osr.
u Make h~ievs frrizu Isrtunes-,hc genuine h<tnS
excluded ~ the er<m,us dusie--fssi the n.rsrt Try
are nor mltaros NJ cxrs which IN tbenss-vs an f.r
insrr,r ia sia. purity ssi dunby 10 Phabns ''tst-
B,psins Csreu,," Manufactured fpa uss nd fragrant
flower ever Used fOr pertaining purpsnA SID s'ery-
where - - r--5. ,' ,-..a .~ TrE.. r'.
!, DR., Bickuslps Syrup, si'-ni'ei 10 snthsr eol-
umn. does really psss, the qnities 30 long desrc 81
peeaIy at hi. season u the year You viii hnl jus. as
rvpcr,~htei, and worthy q q trial.
II During the epli1nic u iu,rpntfrots IN he West
this se,.pi the ~hd. INN tss ~ Ayers Arr Cur,
hsss~s eShs.,.,~i. sa the prsacss ewes a he La~-
ntory vas fpini naiepsts q met the demand. Many
who knew It's eSrarnsry virtues ~ the csre II ChiIs
and FEVER, ps~t sxoetesnt prizes r B, those sho wers
frtunste enough TO have supply on hsni. nsy pT,iss
Zoe its qualities hrt that cucs, asa last that u
leaves the health unimparsL-iora !siaadyd a.
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LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE,

On Tuesday evening the Republicans OF this
city nominated rs their candidates rs Repre-
sentatlves to the legislature, Cyrus X. Lunt
and VIM II. Hanson. On the subsequent eve
ming James r. Clark and rristram Gold,hwait
were nominated by the cops. B' t.d
Il Is reported on the street that the negro
who recently stole $500 from Mr. Jordan and
ran away with his booty. ha, returned with .
pardon from Andrew Johnson.
NAvr Yarn KIrrERr Sept. s. 1866.
Mn EDIroR: Orders we're receivei from the
Navy Department. ON Thursday by Command
or Cooper Of the " winooski." ordering that
hip TO sea. Previou, "a her sailing, q rccep-
tim was given BY her officer. Ia the officers OF
the yard q very fne time was experienced,
AMI many participated 10 . social dance. This
steamer will sail for the West Indies.
There was temperance gathering at k'ttery
Point ON Monday. represented by tho various
Temperance organizations Of Kittery, York and
adjoining towns. Everything WAS eI9ulsi ely
arrange. the speaking was good and every;
thing passed on a.ietiy. Music was furnished
by Knight. Cornet Band Of Portsmouth.
On Thursdsy evening Cen. Shepley address-
ed an audiauce at Armory Hill, Ki terry Pore
side, subject, 1.-The true policy." lie W., list
ened to with great interest.
Last Saturday Eben Pllsbury and Bion Brad
bury spoke ut meeting ut Kiitery Point. This
occasion vas intended hr . great mass meeting.
I was informed by "Johnson man," that
there were present on that momsntous occasion,
forty voters.
The U, 8. Steamer "Muscoota." arrived at
the lower barbor, On Mondsy from Pensaco's
Florils. When she ieftthst port. she Was re-
ported TO have about 30 cases OF feSer' ot
contagious character. She reports ABOUT 10
cases ON boar,l ut present. A dispatch from
m. Baresu Of M.iscines and Surg.ry. cautions
inc.s,snt vigilance, on the part OF the Surgeon
of the yard and the authorities of kittery
Portsmouth. Preparations are being made to
transfer the sick 10 Sesvsys Island. No eom
muniestion with the sick, or with the vessel will
be tolerated.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin Of sMaise snd Hon.
Daniel Gooch Of Mass, arrived here on Mon
day, and were the guests OF Col. wentworth.
These distinguished geatlenen addressed very
ing the people chance 70 learn the oeunu" -
OF the positions that they occupy, relsu.
the great issues pending before the Soi
They vers listened TO with great 49,, -
Mr. Goocb held the pssitioa Of NAVAL v ~ IN
Do.,os sd vss rsooysd 70 giyerSS =, - Cai.
l. sin. Mr. n miin holds the om n;,,ng GOOD
i.cior OF Boston. bs, be-: rss,s xs.s s.rsosdsd
And .1 NM iss,urs. The Psrt.noa.s cornss
band, yno Ihso yiSited By many OF the citt.
ing. sn ~ rsn,Jemen viii speAk 10 YORK sud
En- EN-, h.s,rs saving for the eastern psst o. tns
s sSs " IIsst Commander Charles A Bs6coss.
a. ben orderrd. 10 the yard. IN place OF brsd'
Srd ssslgpsd tsa ship lffpT hosAnps.
John Haley, Esq ofWst Ba.soa, h.s S'sn
appoiu,sd Justies Of The Pssss and os0ran
for this Couuty. r
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The Army to be Observation-Disclosures
Of the President to be Preferred Before
Tried Soldiers. zoe =. sayaai M
WILMINGTON. Aug. IL.

.,..r.. .l, d; WASHINGTON. Aug. 3l.F
1t seems to be the intention Of the Pres
idcnt to arrange the organization Of the
regular army. even in the interest Of his
policy. A few days ago, upon the earnest
recommendations Of Generals Thomas,
Sherman and Grant, Mr.. Johnson appoint
ed I,rig. GIN. Charles Howard, brother of
Mai. Gen. Howard, major In ono Of the
new cavalry regiments, and the appoint.
ment was duly announced. brig. General
Howard enlisted as private, and serving
with distinction throughout the war, rose to
his present grade, hc has been three times
severely wounded and his whole record is n
brilliant one. A cartain Capt. Marian Of
ulNiaine regiment, entirely unknown at the
War Office, eacep, that his name j. borne
on It's rolls, wrote letter to Mr.. Johnson,
SAYING that he heartily endorsed his policy.
and asking for t;en. Howard's place. The
President at once wrote on the note, Let
Captain Merriam be appointed in place Of
Gen. Howard" and the General was thus
SUMMARY removed. Many Of Mr.. John
sons own friends nre indignant at this out
age.-Sp. 10 Boston advertiser. r ..r..H
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A FEW CANDID QUESTIONS.

Is il not true that every man in this Dis
trict who believed that the copperhead,
were patriotic in opposing the war to pu
down armed Rebellion, now supports An
drew Johnson and will vote for Sweat?
Is not every man who bore arms for the
overthrow Of the Government, an enthusi'
astic supporter Of Andrew Johnson and
in full sympathy with Sweat?
l. not the election Of Sweat anxiously
desired by all those who committed the
airocious n,assacres Of Memphis and New
Orleans? ..... rTd (.
Is il not true that the only constituency
that Andrew Johnson has are those who
have been bought by offices or the prom
iss of offices, copperhcads and their rebel
allies? r. no.
l. il not absolutely true that were JET.
Davis voter in this District, he would vote
for Sweat? ...t
Will not the Election Of Lynch be hailed
with JOY by those upon whom the Govern
ment relied for support during the war, and
by those alonei EH.
Is not every man who hurrahed at the
defeat Of our armies, who called our brave
volunteers "hireling soldiers, and who in
Convention declared the war falure and
that the Rebellion never could be put down.
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II Nao York, Sept. 4. The following
dispatch was received to-day and is believ-
ell to DO tho first instance in which any
message has been sent from mid ocean to
Europe and thence to America OH the same
day:
"OS Board STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN. I
s.. Atlantic Ocean, Sept. 4 1866.
To ID. H. Cra'g, General .agen q The .asso.
eiaied Press, .Nsio York:
We have just received kilograms from
London saying there is a serious outbreak
in Canada. Please address me accurately
Ivy cable, via Heart 3 Content and Valentiu,
in regard to the same.
We expect TO arrive ut Hearts Content
OH Saturday next. All going OH we'll.
CYRUS w. FIELD"
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Fever spi Arcs sst the cnly Consequence a Ne mss
matte posn- AEveS variety II dsrssss NV I'm Us
Irritation ia mslaScus districts among Which ar Nes-
ria. RS~maii.m, dra, u-sisehe. Bhntp,< fo'thsrfe,
Ear.ets Cstani Asthns, PLptaikn. PAiniA snsss~ 81
The sp.ssn fasc, Pain IN The BJ~ess, Cdh paralyss,
sn S.,.. rss~nl q ibe stomach. IN vhch, wbes cssl-
Mating IN Tits eaase put the iafsnfsHf typs. ~ be
cg.os psr.cai. rhh Erss~ esIr.s hs p'ssn fron The
ls-s mi thus cares uyun alike. u ma only In no't
ssaai rrD>ty sver dscsvscif IL this class q c'mIant'
bsr /, 4 N. cl.apssi ani msepv~ 10 p-Vccsy SAFE No
ham can srse frun rs u.s. Art the pstisnt vn cii,
10 In a. healthy - n he lad never hsf tis ds~se C.o
THE 10 ah 4 aHy osev cirv &c Chsls Aisl Revr. ;.
rse a ths and lts imrpStacs tho afit@i sNh us
cuaplaIn caynns b over estinatei. 80 sar. 800
the fsves AMI Asss, thsi u may he trrhhsy sh S.
crysain rrmr,iy. One Dealer csnflsins Thai spss'
mslciae 70 ell because cos bs's esfs
Psoc.rri by J. C. 1Yrs. Co L,-sn hAs, ~, sHi
n, an IN, yrsts "A Dsaiess In m>icn@
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VT" SrsooERiNo.-The Humble lndividn.
al, who has advanced from the position Of
Alderman to President of the United States
said In New York tina: he did not know
but abe should he compelled yet to see the
Goddess Of Liberty go staggering TO her
gnve." ''
: The man who said that ought to have
known thar The Goddess Of Liberty new
or drinks had whisky and therefore never
il seen and never will he seen going the
derni. johnson gait.-Banyor J.Grsonian.
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RALLY! RAllY!!

From oil parts Of this County and District
the news h most cheering. The cause Of pop
risr liberty Is gaining siherents every day and
Notwithstanding the Immense corruption fund
nov In use BY the eopperhesds our raLks are
unbrokeu and ere determined to win victory
over rebels and eopperhesds whom johnson Is
welding together with love Of power and
public plundse. Lst every loyal man do his
duty aud We will give john Lynch 5000 major.
Nv
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TO BE RElIIMBERED.

\ 10 IN Interview with citizens Of Indiana
April 2lst, 1885. President Johnson said :
III is not pomplgating anything that !
have not heretofore said, to say that tuitos
must be made odious, and that treason
-must be made odious, that traitors mus, DO
punished and Impoverished. They must
not only be punished, but their social power
must be destroyed. IL not. they will still
maintain an ascendency and may again be-
como numerous and powerful And lsay
that. after making treason odious, every
Unionmsn sud the government should lie
rAininsrs,ed obt OF the pockets of those
who have inflicted this great suffering upon
tho country" -.----..------------..
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VERMONT ELECTION.
Rrpsslis.. cam Abos, 5000.
THE SENATE uNANIMousLY RE.
PUBLICAN.

Ro1 ok<<s046 oNANAWSSoAA 49,
PUBLICAN.
- MosrrxtrEs, VT Sept. 4.
The annual election for Governor, Lett
tenant Governor, Treasurer and nleml'ers
Of the Legislature in this State took place
,o.day.-The Republicans voted for Hon.
Paul Dillingham;, OF Waterbury, for Cover
nor, and the Democrats for Charles N. Dav'
export, Esq, Of WhilinghanI We nave
received this evening returns from aooo.
thirty towns, embracing about one TENN OF
the vote of the State. The ballot stands
thus far as follows: Dillingham;, 5,i49;
Davenport, 1885. The same towns Inst
wear rave Dillingham; 4,655, and Dayen.
ron 1850. This vote indicates gain to
The Republican majority in the State over
that Of last year Of about 1000. or the
fifty towns heard from on the. Governor
vote. all report Republican members Of the
Legislature bat two. The Senate will, rs
usual, be Unanimously Republican.
In The third Congressional district where
q hard figh, has been going on between NJ
val Republican candidates for Congress.
there is no choice. As far as heard from
the two candidates, Hon. Porus Baxter and
Hon. Romeo H. Hoyt, nre about even. In
the other two districts the Republican nom.
inees are elected by handsome majorities.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FAMILY MEDICINE.

PxasT DAVIS Paw KILLss IL reAiy yslasbs neisca-
nent anil unlike INST Il the p,-o,si articles n ue day,
wei by many physicians I, IaIculshy desirable 10
lo.,,~. .h-r- phy.,c.n. are us n~ss. and 10 fsaa,es
win oen saw the n-crsshy n ,uiing 1t Midnight 90
dsans Abotse sisosh be kept 10 svssy liberalization
5Ssveiisr.
- nAssV Pans KILN We have tested ths ositesss
anil assure our resdep that h no, only pos~ss an hs
virtues claimed R IT, bm In many instAnoss suas'-' any
cher rrp-iy ~ have ever tno~n- Il sisoSi nS ~
eias,~i With the n,rms q the day, sos M ~ us err
eai purpose of inlary p~oat, bat he rxardsd ~ one VI
the stAsdani msiIcnes &c the public bensdt-'sid ~
Ges,si RsaifA. ...... ........ inS'
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EASTERN r. R.-Eistern sells at i07. This
stock win prove good investment nj this price.
The Eastern II doing an excellent business. ~ II
has been up hill work with this road for . long
time. Many Of It's branches have proved per-
feet denl weights. Things are now'getting into
better shape, and the future 10 hopeful. 1gI
The characteristics enterprise OF this company
Is noticeable In constant improvements IN both
their track and rolling stock and with able
and popular and efficient officers,
this road 10 rapidly growing In favor with the
travelling public. besides coinine money for Its
stockholders.-C Com msTcial Bailtfin
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cans of this district wi.h - SEQ changed I,
Our old enemies are psing sycsy means in
their power 10 dofestshe man who hssrcp.
resented us SO hsthftlly. Letyua give him
a vote which viii show them how much
they oyern,e the influence of their corr,ip-
ton fund. If we do our duty during the
mex, five days, and bring every man who
honestly synpa,hlzes with these votes 10 the
polls we shall re-eldct John Lynch bys
majority Of 5000 votes.