The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-11-23
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

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The poet Mp. wulis Is IN . critical eoudi.
ton from psfilytio stroke.
Rev. Mr.. Nasty will have fresh article on
the Novembrr eicctiunrnsxt week.
The kingdom Of Greece Is said to be "demor-
allied" or In other words, biSome rancid. n l
About 500 meteors were seen In Washington
on the morning Of the 18th.
, recent speech Of Earl Derby iptimatss that
The British. Goverppeut will Irtoopfder 10 po-
sition In reference TO the Alabama claims
Judge Cooper. of the Circuit Court Of Tenn.
has decided that the legislasure Of that State Is
bogus itr' Nt'i oi1i HuH Sh''
The entire establishment Of the Bath ssnti-
mel & Times, daily and weekly, Is offered for
Sale by the widow OF the deceased proprietor.
A gold Spectator. Of Wall street, New York,
Who has been carrying founnillious specie, has
failed.1sgf , Hd.S .Tlt - tgrs "fa.I
A correspondent writing from Racine, Wis.
says Ssnstor Doolittle has offered his residence
and other property for sale in that city,, with
the intention Of leaving the State. 'a.r 3
!, y Richard Lawrence. who made an attempt to
sssassipsle Gen. Jseksonlfh 1885, stsif lives,
and Is animate of1ths Maryfa lunatio ssy-
lpm. ~ -, r., ,,''',,'' .',,,. r.,.r,.
Horace Greedy Is looming up - = streng
candidate kr,ths Is. Senate from New York.
George William Curtis would be . much more
desirable Sssatop.-.---- -s-s-------.--------.
The Artesian we'll Of Chicago Is 1850 feet
deep. bat itis not 90 aseata bore as the Hoosao
tunnel, or the man who bores an editor. es-
pecislly on publication day.
Hon. John Morri..ey N. c., and repre.en.
tativs Of tho Democratic party, says hs isipre-
pared to spsnd $1,000 10 elect Greedy to the
Senate. for Greedy dhlnt oppose him, and one
good turn deserves another. ''"''" i1"si.'''
The official majority for John Lynch, at our
last election, Is a.05s; for Sidney .Perham.
6,42i; James q. Blaine, 6,4e3; John A. Peters
a,476; F. A. Pike.4i9l; which gives . con-
grcssipnsl majority Of 2d,5Oa y.'t - 9a' .'
The shoe trade Is. very much depressed.
Dry goods are on the decline. wooleus, beef
and pork having already come down. Pur-
chasers are shy and buy only small quantities.
and trade of all kinds Is becoming unsettled.
It Is thought that the country cannot long en-.
dure the abo,ninable high prices, thing much
FN.HU.f q -
The Chicago Times continues its appeals TO
the democratic party to prolong It's life BY a.
pousing the principle Of Impartial suffrage,
aud sustsjns its demand blythe singular arga-
meat that the negro race will soon be- extinct.
In any event. 20 e'' 80 - uoi'i .r'''"."
Mr.. Cyrus W. Field was on Thursday enter
tanned at banquet By the New York Cham
Der Of Commerce. In the course OF aspeech
Mr.. Field assigned rs reason for the high tar
III that $4,000 had been sunk In the enterprise
by the different companies connected with II.
II is said that large number OF Western
Republicans are In Washington, urging an
impeachment OF johnson. We expect that
bill for impeachment will be presented. and
,hatit will be discussed. but It win be referred
to either the judiciary or special committee,
and there receive its quietus without the use OF
a share bodkin," unless Andy shall force them
to report, by subsequent capers. d,
Chief Justice Chase has during the week
held several audiences with Mr.. johnson, md
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