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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-02
THE UNION &c JOURNAL,

e Some rich men in New York last week
presented Gen. Grant with purse containing
$780, 900. Not hard to take but hard to get.
"A Democratic Alderman in Portsmouth,
N. ii. has been detected in an uncomfortable
crime, and the beast has fed tho city.-Thc
latest news from Washington gives some evil
dencc of reconciliation between tho Executive
and Congress. On Tuesday the appointments
Of two postmasters were sent to tho Senate, TO.
commended by Mr.. Stevens and Mr.. Wash.
burne.-A bill has been introduced by Mr..
Bcaman Of Michigan continuing in force the
present Freedman's Bureau.
have autharzedthe Portland and Rochester H..
r. to alteri it's proposed and Portland loan
itscrcdit to thcncw road for q sum not exceeding
100000. When the road is completed to
Nashua it is thought that twill draw hard
upon the roads leading from this State to Bos-
ton. These roads are dong all in their power
to accommodate the public and no pains ore
spared to meet the increasing trayeland freight.
Seward made a very smooth speech in New
York on the 22nd, endorsing tho veto message.
ltmay bcequal to once celebrated 9Th Of March
speech. illness OF the Editor for several
days must be apology for lack Of the usual
editorial variety.-Still alter accounts from
headquarters state that Mr.. johnson declares
himself to be Republican IN the entire length
and breadth Of the meaning OF that torn, and
that he dcspises the coppcrheads, and will not
affiliate with them.
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- ThcpublishCrs and printers Of Lancaster,
Pa, having formed n paper manufac,uriuscom
pany, have purchased a mill property near that
city, which they intend converting into papr
mill, They have contracted for iirst.clas'
Fourdriner rapcr-makins machine, at a cost oil
$4,000, together with three rag.cnglnes, rag
cutter, and all the necessary machinery the
whole amounting to SCI 900.
81 Douglas, the colored orator. in recen,
lecture in Washington, speaking Of President
Lincoln, said; "He did not begin playing th,
role Of Moses, and end with playing the role o.
Pharaoh" Not bad that
81 Letters detailing outragcs committed
against negroes in Kentucky, have been rccciv
ed Washington. Instances arcrclatcd in which
tho freedmen have boco bsrbarously maltroatot
by tho white men.
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PRINCIPLE AND CONCESSION.

In another article we have criticized as we
thought fitting the veto message and the unfor.
tunats speech Of the President. We purposely
abstained list week from the expression OF any
views in regard to the course Of Mr.. johnson,
tina. we might get the expression oil our people,
and better reflect their opinions, il they coinci'
ded with our own; and since then we have re.
ccived a large number OF letters from all parts
the county, all OF which. ,rithom single er-
ocpticn, express sorrow and regret ut the posi-
ton OF the Executive. S,mc are full and boil
ing over with indignation at tho betrayal OF
the party and the people to whom our great
Lincoln gave freedom, as they term 1t; some
express the belief that tho President has thrown
himself into tho arms Of the coppcrheads and
the people should know it Others say they
never had any confidence in Mr.. Johnson's 10y
atty &c. &c. and still others. while they re-
greet that he has by uolmeans strengthened thu
confidence Of tho Republican party in his wis.
dom, counsel moderation and harmony, tho
first by all means. and the last IL it can DO OBJ
tanned without the sacridc, Of vital principles.
We counsel and urge the latter course. We
aro not wholly suiltless. For tho last four
months the Republican press have seen cloud
rising. perhaps no bigger than u mans hand
hut cloud nevertheless, and yet with tho best
Of motives and for the sake Of harmony, hoping
that the shower would not be much after all,
or permanent, they have been too guarded in
tho manner OF expressing the views OF the PEG.
pie. and such course has doubtless led tho
Executive to believe that they had no well de-
fined ideas Of the manner in which our dihcul.
tics should be settled, or having them, cared
but little whether they were adopted. or not.
Let us not ye, lose faith in Mr.. johnson I'M
less by further hostile demonstrations i, shall
be made apparent that i, is impossible to sup.
port him and the principles OF the party which
elected him. wsway differ as to means. bu,
should not separate when we all wish to secur,
the same object. the paci6cation Of the country
on a just and permanent, basis.
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ANOTHER WITNESS TROA IIlr Sorru. -
Washington correspondent says that Gen
Grants most trusted aid, Col. Eli Parker, the In
dian chief, has jus, returned from proloneet
tour through the South, and thus reports hi
experience there:
"llc, wearing his uniform thcrc, was struck
by the redundant professions of loyal suhmis
zion which everywhere grcetcdhim. These were
soircquent as at last to excite his suspicious. liz
clothed himself in citizens garb, and thereafter
passed as n member of tho Choctaw nation
well known to the South rs rich, wcll.oduca
ted, and intensely pro slavery tribo Of the South
west. This disguise embossed the latchstring,
of their secret thoughts, and thereafter he hearC
not loyal word except when in pursuance o.
his duty he was with our own officers. Tn,
mos, malignant dsloyalty. the most yindiciiv,
hatred, the fercest, though suppressed dctcrmi
nation to bde their time, yet wrcak revenge
was everywhere made visible to the man who's
color aud stated relations made them confident o
sympathy"
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70 Mr.. Rogers, member Of tho House from
New Jersey, said, in debate last Monday, tina,
to prohibit the payment Of the rebel debt, sis
the very emblem and qunt essence of dcspot-
ism and tyranny" Mr.. Rogers aspircs to be
one of the leaders of the Democratic party, and
particularly oiIicious in his advocacy Of Pres
ident Johnson's position at the present time.
When he rcaiics this point he and the Prcsl-
dent will part company.
~ Never was public opinion manifested more un.
cquivocally than with regard 10 Phalon's "Night.
Blooming Cereus." Its popularity Is so unpreceden,.
cd, and has been so rapidly obtained that scores OF
would.be competitors have sprung up In It's track
but tho notice they have gained, like their perfume
ha. been unsatisfactory and evancseent. Sold every
where.
American Life Drops, how quick their effect!
Roots Pestacbine-contain Pestachio nut oil
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s,,ovmcr. are moro dependent upon e"s'nes' IN
az 10, an Of expenditure than upon any degree
H. the scale. Guard against false associations ~
,,i rle.,aro with exPcnditurc-thc notion Is ap,
- Il that because pleasure can he purchased
with money, therefore money cannot DO spent
without enjoyment. What a thing costs a man
i, IN truo measure Of what il Is worth To hun
nnl vet how often is his appreciation governor
by no other standard, rs II there were pleas
M in expenditure per Sc. -..--,,-
L., Yourself feel want before you provide
a.. inst il. You are moro assured that It Is
r Il want, aud il is worth while to feel !, lit
Il, in order to feel relief FROM il. When you
mr., undecided a. to which Of the two courses
W., would like best, choose the cheapest lhs
rule will not only save money, hut save aIso .
c,d deal OF ,riaing indecisiOn. Too nucn
Irim rs leads 10 expense; because when man
i in want OF objects, i, occurs to him that they
ar, 20 be had for money, and he invens eSped''
sn,. in order to pass the timc.-Hc"ry Taylor
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II The Portland Argus, the organ of the
party which declared in the beginning Of the
Democratic rebellion that any men who should
volunteer in "Abe Lincoln's army to fgh,
against the South" would have to "march
orer The dead bodie, Of my hoo thousand Dem
ocrdis;" which denounced Andrew johnson
rs o traitor to the South" and creme.
GADE DEMOCRAT" for supporting the
federal instead OF the confederate government
and which during the last Presidential cam
paign denounced johnson as q" boorish tailor,
an "ignoramus," and an "aboition nincom-
poop" and after his Inauguration as q "bcastly
sot, " a "wallowcr in abolition mire, ENTER
tains o different opinion of that distinguished
functionary now. II says in reference to tho
Veto Mcssagc-"Wc cannot doubt that every
unparalleled mind will thank God that An
drew johnson is President"
The Argus would thank God more il JEFF.
Davis or Bob Lee were President! II nation.
al Democratic Convention should be held next
July. Andrew johnson would get no more votes
in il as their candidate for President, than
JOHN TYLER got in tho next Democratic
Convention after the Wing party was Tyler.
led" In Tyler times all honorable Democrats
"lovcd the treason, but dcspised The raiior."-
Bangor Jcgersonidn.
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TIE PRESIDENTS SPEECH. The New Yorl
Evening Post, that endorsed the material por
ton OF the Presidents veto message, thus
speaks of his late speech:
Ii is no excuse for tho President, that those
whom he singled out by name, for personal vi
tuperation, had already offended against him in
similar manner.
When Mr.. Sumner, recently, spoke in the
Senate of the Presidents policy as "white'
washing" he only shocked the country's sense
of propriety thereby, and felt himself obliged
rs quickly as possible, to explain and apologize
for his rudeness; when Mr.. Stevens in the
House used that foolish phrase about q British
king losing hls head, which appears to have SO
greatly and needessly irrtatcd Mr.. johnson
tho whole country exclaimed against 1t rs or
indecency, and even Mr.. Stevens must have felt
that he had greatly injured his own cause by
such words.
But the same sentiment Of propriety and re-
spect which was shocked by the incorporate
words of Messrs. Sumner and Stevens, is still
more outraged by the uncalled for and offensive
retort of Mr.. johnson. We are not Of those
Who hold it improper for the President to speak
10 the people we were not offended at Mr..
Lincoln tptcCIcr, W. Sh'i hos NV '""''
with Mr.. johnson il he is moved to announce
or defend his policy in speech. But tho Pres,
iicnt of the United States ought not to descend
into the pit; and instead OF calling names and
indulslng in personalities, he would have done
well to initiate tho noble patience with which
Abraham Lincoln bore far bit.crer gibes, Tar
rudcr attacks. from the same men.
For the shocking and unseemly impnatation
Mr.. johnson chose to bring against Messrs
Stevens, Sumner and Others opposed to his pol
lev, that "their intention Was TO incite assas'
snation," We trust that he will make haste to
apologize. not merely to them, but to the coun'
try, which he has most grevousl y insulted
Such words Ms he uttered on that head would
not be tolerated in the hastiest stump speech
They arc too ll.judged and impulsivo for us ia
think or write patiently about them; and We
count it no slight misfortune for the nation
that its chief magistrate should have spoken in
this style.
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y II is said in respectable correspondence
that new hotel has recently been opened in
New Orleans which boasts that II neither seeks
nor desires the patronage Of Northern gentle
men. An army officer, who found that he could
no, secure the attendance Of walters, complain.
cd at the Office. and was bluntly told that the
walters had orders not to wait on United States
officers.
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IN will be seen that tho splendid new
steamship Dirigo has taken her place on the line
from Portland to Now York, thus enabling the
officers Of that favorite line to offer still greater
inducements to travellers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GAR D :

The Triumph Engine Company. Of this city, re-
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and Bidef I'd for the liberal and generous patron.
age extended to them Mt their Annual Ball on tho
22d. Also to Mcssrs. VIM and Sawyer OF tho Saco
House. for the faithful manner in which the Company
was served by them. o. a. TARBON, CLERK.
Bidlelord March 81, 1850. 10
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y Wisconsin thinks Of restoring capital
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logs near lIobsoa's Mills in this town, they In
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-08-01
DAY AT Z e n 7 / 0 n
GOOD BARGAINS
AT THE CLEARFIELD FOUNDRY.


We hereby notify the public, that the Foundry
in the Borough of Clearfeld has been put in full
blast, by the undersigned, who are now ready to
accommodate the community with anything per-
tanning to our line of business. We keep con-
stantly on hand general assortment of stoves and
castings. among which are the following
Cook, Parlor and Template Stoves,
for burning either wood or coal; Sala-
mander stoves, No, 4 Vase stoves,
Nos 3 and 4; Wash-kettles, Is
and 20 gallons Farm dinner
bells, two sizes; Fire CRATES, 20 and %
inches; Plows and plow-castings.
We are also prepared to make all kinds of GRIST
and SAWMILL IRONS, and special attention
will be paid to the repairing of TaREsHISG MA
CHIMES.
Persons in want of anything in our line. would
do we'll to give a cal Every description of
approved country produce and old metal, taken
in exchange for our manufactures at the highest
market price. HARLEY i SONS.
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