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THE ELECTION IN MAINE

PORTLAND, ME. Sept. IU. $50 %. m.-Tha
State election was held to-day. The following
Lynch, (Rep-,l for Congress, 2,753; Sweat,
Dem. } l,253 Republican majority, 500. The
following is the vote of 1s6i Lynch. 2.7s7;
Sweat, Isis Republican majority of s76
being net gain of SPA The aggregate vote is
So less than in 1864. ISath gives ChamberIai
(Rep.,) tor Governor, 500 majority against 65i
last year. Cape Elizabeth gives Chamberlain
$50 majority, against 81 last year Bangor gives
Chamberlain $40 majority, against 20 last yaar
Yarmouth gives Chamberlain al majority
against 81 last year.
GsKcoND DISPATCH
PORTLAND, ME-, Sept I0.-The following is
the vote IN some OF the principal towns
Bath-Chamberlain, rep. 1.037; Pillsbury
lDem.,) 237. Lewiston-OhamberIain I.Iss
Pillsbury, 263 Bangor-ChamberIaiu Is47.
Pillsbury, sS3 Cape beriain
2el; Pillsbury, 2o6. Camden-Chamberlaip,
Alb; Pillsbury, 333 Gosham-Chamberlain,
All; Plllsbury, 264. ACCOMMODATIONS
lam, 2e6; Pillsbury, ISL kenebunk-Cham-
berlain, $50; Pillsbury, 2G2 Bridgetown-
chamberlain. 39I: Pillsbury, 2Is. Yarmouth
Chamberlain, 259; Piilsbury. 1s5. Cumber-
land-Chamberlain, l5s; Piilsbury, I5i. Au-
burn Chamberlain, 7I6 PiIlsbury, 277 East
port-Chamberlain,3 312; Pillsbury, liz. Rruns-
wIck-Chamberlain, 53O Pillsbury, 263 Tons
ham-Chamberlain, 2i6; Pillsbury, %. Saco-
Chamberlain. s12; Pillsbury, 357. Falmouth
Chamberlain, 2l6; Pillsbury, 175 TotaI-Cham-
berlain, 9,i57; PilIsbury, 1884.
THIRD DIsPATCH.l
sept ib-S r. M two
towns give Chamberlain, (Rep.,) 1926: Pills
bury, (Dem..D 9,525; Republican majority of
5,74l. The same towns iaet year gave Cony,
(Rep,) 9,411; Howard, Dem, 5,I3i: Repub-
lican majority of 4,277. This is a net Repub-
lean gam OF l,464 The aggregate vote in these
towns this year is 6,2i6 more than last year
The Portland vote is not yet com plete, and will
add I 500 majority to these figures
Fifteen towns In the list district give Lynch
(Rep) for Congress gain of 1,297. This is the
weakest Republican district.
lFoURTH DIsPATCH1
PORTLAND, Sept. 1880 p. M-Ten towns
in the I'd district give Perham (Rep) 3.G33 ma
lority against , 23s last year, u net gain over
last year OF 795.
A special from Portland to the New York
Tribune says twenty-five towns in the lst dis
trict give Lynch for Congress l,2J5, a net gain
over the Presidential home vote of ISGi indi-
eating majority in the State for Governor of
$4,000. Thirty-four towns give Chamberlain q
net gain over the vote of 1864 of 1850.
dispatch TO the New York Tribune, from
Eastport, Maine. says that twenty-five towns
or two-thirds OF Washington county give
Republican majority Of 100 out of 4, 200 votes
a net gain of 3ii over 1854. There is a large
Republican gain in every congressional district
of the State.
ANOTHER REPORT.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1O.-Returns from
Name show that Lynch, the Union candidate
for Congress in the LIST district, is elected over
Sweat by nearly 1000 majority.
There are large Union gains all over the State
as far as heard from. Union Republican mem
bers OF Congress all elected.
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~ Sim. Jennings, rich old missr, died re-
Gently in Ohio. leaving fortune OF ~, ,O0U, 900,
which he heirs are already qlaTrelng about.
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ga party al Newark, N. J., engaged last
week in dragging for the body ofa man. re-
covered both the object OF their search and a
second body-that Of a young woman, whose
family supposed her on a visit.
Sin Portland, on Wednesday last sixty
two days after the great fire there, bricks dug
out Of the ruins were so hot tha, they were nm
com forIable 10 handle. On the same day pieces
of iron were taken from the Fox Block 10;
that oiistered the mems hand 10 touch hem
lUA rich nabob ir a Western city, ON be-
ing run over thus cousoled himself ut isn't
the accident said he, .'that mind that isn't
the thing: but the idea OF being run over by an
internal swill cart makes me mad
0Gorham's Corner, Portland, Ne, was the
concentTe Of rowdyism before me fire swept
over II, and even nov q fight springs mp al
most every night ike q phenix from amidst
the ashes. ihi
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MOTH AND FRECKLES.

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EDUCATIONAL.

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS
w will open September 70, 1856, at room No. I3,
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sneesVBrv. @ p d. GuIiey, D. D.: Rev. VIM Pipei,
fs s5 snpy pfinsip.i l. h.Dly Mas Mas
son. A: n, Professor Of Modern Languages.
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MARpJAnr Ann crUYuaCv

MARRIAsE AND cELIBACY,
an Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
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ur sk1IL1N H0UGHT0N, Howard Associa'
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ADJUSTMENTS,
DENTISTRY.

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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10 Returns from
Maine show that Lynch, the Union candidate
for Congress in the LIST district, is elected over
Sweat by nearly 1000 majority.
There are large Union gains all over the State
as far as heard from. Union Republican mem
bers OF Congress all elected
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMsER IL, 1866.
Boats leave wharf foot Of High street George.
thereafter. " iHu'os
Dancing to commence at clock
FERRIAGE FREE
Tickets so Oents, admitting Gentleman And
Ladies. "nu
By order of the Committee sssn
, 1866-08-30
GENERAL BUTLERss SPEECH.

~A4NH1AtAA AO x4Gxk'o Sk L. HN1Xe
We publish elsewhere tho principal portion
Of General Buffers speech TO his fellow-citi-
zeus Of Gloucester, on Saturday night last.
General Butler and Andrew johnson for
many years acted together III politics. In
1880 they wcre both Breekinridge Demo-
Gratis, and when this rebellion broke
out both took strong ground in
favor Of the Union. But after
all this political fellowship, VIC nov end
them widely. apart. Tic explanation is very
simple General Butler has been faithful to
his convictions and his professions, while
Andrew johnson llns BEEN false to both, and
has betrayed the purity and the friends that
elevated him to power. The General secs in
the issues Of the present campaign the same
cause for which he drew his sword at the
head Of the Massachusetts vol
untccrs in 1861, When Andrew johnson
WAS flying for his life from the murticruus
traitors into whose hands he now wishes to
surrender the Government. lie says the rep
resentatiscs Of the insNrrectionary States
left Congress In 1861 TO break ur the Gov
crnmcnt, and they NOW want to conc back
for the same purpose. Who can doubt 1t
What fruits meet for repentance have these
men yet brought forth, since they FASTENED
from Washington to their constituents to in
cite them 10 civil war? None, unless tho
cruel massacre Mt New Orleans, and the sys
tematlc ana brutal persecution OF the loya
throughout the South arc such fruits.
The General happily answers the idea thai
II the Southern States send loyal rcprescn
tntivcs they ought nj once to be admitted
Nc says they ought not to be admitted be
| causc thev would n1isrenrcscnt the Soutt,
| Ii would be mere trick on tue part OF tn
South to get into Congress; and they woul
be sure to send scccs.lonists as soon as thu
object should be accomplished They mus
! wait until there Is loyal sentiment to L
: represented; and they must prove that SCI
} tfmcnt to the satisfaction Of the country, b
adopting the Constitutional amendment
: proposed by Congress.
, 1866-08-30

now 4. JOHNSON sHoCLD DE RECEIVED,
CulcAoo, August 29, 1866
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Docs Andrew johnson come to Chicago as
President of the United States, or does he
come as an elcctiouecrlng politician? If
you, with me, arc convinced that he is e on
the stump" hope sou will not fail to advo-
cate that the proper way to receive him is in
silent contempt. 1t is disgusting to read the
dispatches describing the ovations offered to
him. They will only tend to confirm him in
his dictatorial prcdilcctions. The West
ought to teach him lesson, If tho East
silrinks from the task. We may not prevent
his adorcrs crowdlng around him With accla-
nations, but If necessary VIC ought to drown
sr rs o 5sffs ~ E rssy,s BY hsa M hfiss 49,
ominons silence that Is far more impressive
than any degree Of acclamation, nnd, on 1cav-
Ing the West, llc ought not for a moment TO
be mistaken ns to the csti1natc in which be Is
held here by. the great majority. Even If 1t
ine role Of usurpcr, there can 6c no mis
takc thnt hls party Is perfectly willing te
support him hi such nr effort. Witness this
editorial from this mornings Timer:
'tlf thrrc In anything tha,can nn;e ~ regret TIT
choking s o. black Rernbieans WHO sro satlnt
hts bread and butter, and abnsInE, tbclr bencfac
oes y a e.. u 'sisS sR sb1os S sa, s Il
| at once"
"Xh brad ;' "Tnttr. 1tnefdctor!'' Car
you read this without 1t making yonr ,b1oot
boil? ! repeat, you cannot Do enough 10 ltl
he is TO be treated as q gentleman, he ouglt
never for moment to be deceived ns u
whether he has orr sympatlcs or not. Lc
us exercise the privileges Of our manhood.
, 1866-08-30

rItory. And thnt that n,ao sl'onta hr .nutdcrrd
with thai Dan GySnr over hlna-uot 10 him nm en-
bipta Or power and protuctlou-and wo 10 toi1
that tlIrse men Aro our. brotherSl lApP'aate:!
The setl1etnake may 10 . hroas5 VI ,,,nni S
sHSpB'a'Ss 'st ent l., nSa Chimes, liz nnaoook
CO. g .'.sa,n1C @ a' Win iii Ito con1eai,ep, ana ~
night, iiRht guar IN a.d j Tho Consultation o.
Tho United Rthfce, aud nnAet tho rr0tec(l91 81 tnc
dag; and ehunld like to lay to my Oh !tlenu,
General ul1, yon sntd "whan my man Atlen,Ia
10 pull down iho, United states tlas shnpt hn ,!n
s ~ M'oxss 9, tna snas sei;s' r o 10
si'oo! @ i,im OF oa II spot Ani .ySa. uenstal Dlx.
20 10 Philadelphia end. tslk about fynnr
hntlrcnt Ttrr ate no brelhrch OF m!nr+ F!thet
their hearts Of mine must thAn4s btfnsa can
give thotn tho tight hand Or fsllowshlns
rho ucnctal docs not evidently bulieve III
Southern superiority. tic said !.
nm gutnR 10 prrAk Of 4 matter. which IL !sals
ste easily governed. NJ i'caf i said ,eyefY daJ
tLAt lley afa tltnli4ttftts1 pspfIn. and blight 10
Ie eoneiIlaiei 6ut. thls s!fuck hts u 4 dlstih.
Hptshtnx tt1il-.thst having fpf nbnUi twenty Year,
ny fe 9se n :lc tsstlsa y ~ eta' kSaa s:
WIFI w': u. ~ to stsa sa etiesns sf u. % ~,
day occurrence that wQnlut. eHlehdl11y dfassal II
sAt and Ra41Ms. w1Hld COPY iltU NY !isflt0 AUG
| AsA for fRsOrs on thels ben6Ht hhees, TIN caGte
! suppose, syRk Tint. having always hVrh acsat
t0H,ad 10 exact ohedltnee Rn, l!Atts Mv9ft htltet
apG' a has. "!s ta o"|la i1 ssas fs,gs tss nS
sfltuM .hpy Aaa QRe9 tAnght ~ piopef, aud tlIafa
fore, i#y. tally H0t 10 i|a that tAaaa people can
not bp aNh1Ned,$
, 1866-08-30

- The Labor Congress at Baltimore
passed some very sensible resolutions in the
shape of Il platform Of principles. Tho fol-
lowing are highly commendablc:
,anilisqiy Inown' as ssikes" amons wor:ae @ e
lncn, and wonfd recommend that every Other hon
orahlc means be exhausted betore such d couGae
ssEfsoirfd, That tho formation Of MECHANICS In
stitntee 1Ecculne reading rooms, and the erection
Of buildings for tic purpose, is recommended to
worktnEmcn tn nt1 cities aud towns III means Of
aasass,nS their intellectual cata:e and social In
s.Rt soirtd, That this Labor Congress would most
respectfully recommend TO TIC workfngmen of
the country. that in caEe thy arc pressed by !
lands and become actual settlers, believing that
u tie industry Of The country eau be coupled with
!s nasusal adyansases Il will scaouna both IN In.
diviaual relief and social advanceuent."
The conclusion Of the ''Con.rcss" on the
subject Of "strlkes," II accepted by journey.
mel. generally, will materially promote thei,
pecuniary welfare. It Is susceptible of de.
monstration that for every dollar gained by
journcymcn by means of the coercivc intlu
cnce of "strikes," two dollars has been losI
] 10 them In the waste of time, loss of waGct
| aud money spent while idle. As general
rule, employers can be induced to advance
the rate Of wages when the state OF buslnes:
and demand for lnbor justitles 1t. without 1
resort to strikes. What Is recommended it
regard to the formation of lyccums and read
ing rooms, and TO becoming settlers on pub
liz lands is sound and judfcious, and the oDl,
question is whether any heed will bc pait
to The advice given by the Convention t,
| their constituents.
, 1866-08-30
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
More Bread and Butter Wanted nj the
South.

The Mobile Times reviews In detail the reso-
lutions adopted at Philadelphia, and then
bursts out as follows:
"Thc unnecessary declaration that the war inst
closed has 'Ioa3ntafncd' tho authority OF the Con-
stltnton and tue !ghts Of tho States y father ofa
ing that this ahominable Outrage and public rob-
bes5-the abolition psocfamation--has eradicatcd
slavery new ana iosgTe5 :; ,n,n,.,nn !.
made that President, eycn unaiasd By Congress.
could rob the States Of their social and Domestic
nstuti91s1o5 M them Of osr ihcasan4 s dsa mions
and guarantee Of thc Aatton's honor and the Con.
s1itu!!on q our forctatless.and yet dare assert assert
t1ai the ghte o. H. stsies aFc' "eze' aud never
"The national deb.-not dollar Of which Is held
ct tue South, but which has been created to snbst-
thc nationai debt Is pledged to be sacred and ill.,
violate, no donbt meaning non.taxah1c also
while thc ritta1ee spa!ehed q from m the widows and
etel toil Of or homes, is branded with eternal
The Richmond Examiner Is disposed 10
complain Of the Southern delegates:
"Wc did not send The right kind Of delegates to
pear 10 have neglected tbelr business. Thu whole
subject has been treated exclusively from North
nnd hs sont lS Snss o5c ha, hee
the right OF rorrcecnta.ion. bnt In terms which
equint strongly al The test oath and NJ. Kay.
mOnle hercHlts. Unless tho test Uath be sci
aside. We regard gil .aE abou! representation II
tho Northern people should think It right to ID,
us for ifo support Of the widows and orphans Q
those who fought against u and dcsolatcd on1
lrrcd, md think iIlslc OF tic &eelngs Of otl.cs.
This exaction, VIC supposc, no n,1st stand; hnt 4
" not right to cali upon ~ to dishonot onr Enfan
and osyhaus Of the South by tecogaizlng tho seF.
Vices Of the Federal aodfers and sailors In th.
latc contest. 1has Southern delegate! shoult
| joln in this; Tint they ahontd avow their rcalt
ncse to ta1 all, Including even the widows ant
orphnns Of the South. for this purposc. IL, 10 us
utterly fncomprchrnefble."
, 1866-08-30

tho Hollis street Unitarian Church, In Bos-
ton. III txl1-ll lie Visited Europe, and pub.
lhhed in 1870 an oiillon Of his poems. Ills
persistence III sl@aNng III tilyor II the seiii.
grcyalfon, wl,tcl, reaultcd 1t, a. scyon years
Controversy, when l.e resigned. III 1HT hc
accepted lIIo cllargc of tho unllarian Church
In Troy, N. T., wliero he ratnal!,cl fur years,
md then took ellarggc of the flrst ConErer;a'
continued to reside until lilo hcginntu9 of
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