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TIE LAST MEsSAGE.-7he President
Message, we shall not publish this year be
cause the most of our readers that usually
read such papers, have already read it. or
so much of it as they care to read. In onr
last issue we gave a full account Of all the
points treated in 1t. and enough to give a
good idea of the Presidents mind II 5 en-
bodied in his annual message to Congress.
There wa. nothing in it startling. or pec"l-
iarly striking, or that had not become well
known to the country. tor Mr.. johnson has
been delivering speeches and writing veto
messages ever since December last year
and if there can be good reason why
newspaper publishers should print this last
cffusion. it will be because it is an-im-
provenlent on any written or oral speech
by him for the past twelve months, and
the President should have the benefit that
would come from wide publicity of his
most decent and becoming talk.
1t is amusing to notice the criticisms of
the press on this document. honest criti-
cisms of course. The New York World,
Democratic. says--"Both the tone ana the
argument OF the message are excellent. -
The New York Times. half Johnson, half
Republican, says The message has the
mcrit of brcviiy, and discusses the aspect
of the restoration question. embotiies thc
salient points of the Departments &C..
chances at our foreign Relationship with
moderation and good temper. though not
with uniform good TASTE
The New York Herald says 1t is an
argument to the Court after the jury had
rendered their verdict" The New York
7ribuns has mo heart to sdwell upon this
drcary and liiclcss docnment,-there is
nothing that any loyal man can read with
comfort or hope. But enough of thi. for
this week ~
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+ SIARs;E M'SISrss.-Wr. Ti>dalc, who has
been a successful lumlrrman on the waters o.
the Union liver for about thirty years, has man
ufactrred during that time. 40 100000 feet OF
lumber mostly on this RIVERA small portion
being on the Naraguagus and Machias waters
lie has manufactured in one year. M.o0GW OF
feet m amount probably not exceeded hy amy
| Zimmerman in the state for ono year. The
amount Of lumber surveyed in Bangor this year
Us returned by the Surveyor of Lumber is 49,,
l47 1908 feet. This is but triflc more than one
man has manufactured in 30 years, mostly on
this rives. and yet it is II very large amount Of
lumber, exceeding that of any previous year,
some Il millions Of feet. There Is way TO
ascertain the amount Of lumler manufactured
on Union river in the past, hut no doubt an ap-
Proclamation TO the fact might DC reached by
some of our lumbcrmen.
Parsons Pills are the best known remedy
for constipation ofthc bowels, inflammation of the
kidneys, nervous headache, sick headache, ir-
regularity, costiyencss. billiousncsS, dyspepsia,
indigestion, influenza loss Of appetite, and loss
of strength.
AS contributing TO human comfort. we
should rather I've the inventor of the STEAM RE-
FINED SOAR, than the author of Paradise Lost.
or the conlueror of Saladin. Wcb>tcr's Die
tionary and the STEAM REFINED are the two
triumph, of learning and Of art in modern days.
A gentleman in the western part of the State
writes that his wife is using Johnson'- Anodym
Iiniment for a rheumatic affection. from which
she has suffered for wears. He also says, Il am
using it for dyspepsia aud kidney complains
with good success"
THOUSANDS HAVE HEN CHANGED Ivy Use
Of the Peruvian Syrup Ia protoNh'c of Ir"0
from weak >ickly, suffering creatures. 10 strong
healthy and happy men aud women, and inva-
lids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a trial.
For Dyspepsia and Debility 1t is specific
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l'II.AROs.
IAGEKsToWS Mp, Dec. 9th. &c
n. X. SAwYER-Sir:-

y. h. SAwYER-Sir:-
A copy Of your paper having fallen into
my hands, | noticed an article in regard to
the cane sent BY Miss Thomson of this
place to Samuel Royal of your town. In
it YOU stated that Tie wood was taken from
the breast works of Lee which is incorrect,
a the lady would scorn to possess any rel
c of Lee or his followers; allow me there
fore to give yon history of the cane.
1t was made from wood taken from the
breast works of the Union army at the bat
tie of Antietam. and is the work OF a Union
soldier. suffe ring from disease contracted
whilst in the service of his country. lie
WAS the only son of Il widowed mother and
strove whilst on Il sick bed to earn 4 pit
lance for the relief of her wants. He had
succeeded in making the cane and engrav-
ing OH it the words "AntietGm" and South
Mountain when the Angel OF death
came TO ease him of his sutferinys.
4 short time before the cane was sent.
she waited on Mr.. Nyman, who most cheer
fully consented to finish it. and to him sht
is indebted for it, completion.
] trust the pleasure derived from its re-
eeptioH is equal to that enjoyed by Mis-.
Thomson in bestowing it. and that it ma.
indeed be staff to him who has been call
ed upon to sacrifice upon our Country
altar cherished son.
II in Justice to Miss Thomson and Mr.
Nyman you deem this worthy fpublica
zion, you may do SO, And oblige,
The SOLDIERS FRIEND.
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JOHN SURRarT.-An article in the TriJH,,

JOHN SURRarr.-An article in the Tribune
we gather the following:
The evidence taken before the Military Com
mission in June. lsi5, proved John H. Surratt to
he one of the principle cOn>prator>. Ii WAS NJ the
house ofhi> mother that the meetings Were held
mp to the week of the assassination he had been
journeying between Richmond and Montreal
Booth WAS his constant companions: Mudd con
cealcd him in the woods near his house; Payne
consulted with him; AtZerlot confessed that
>urratt induced him to join the co>piracy; one
Mott, Rebel. when he heard Of the murder, i,
was sworn. exclaimed: MY God! John Surrat'
knew all about dis. and do you suppose he |,
going 10 stay in Washington and let Them catch
him. His name WAS the first in the indictment
Had there been any doubt of his guilt his iiigh,
would have removed it. for though none of the
principals were more frequently seen up to the
id of April. on the afternoon of the 18th he was
for the last time. booted and spurred, ready
for his escape. From that time the very exist.
ence "f john Surratt was my stery; it WIS he
hcrcd he WAS dead; that he had revealed the
names of his fcllow-con>p irator> 10 the Govern
mcnt, and had been allowed to escape; that he
was secretly imprisoned. II WAS noted that
no reward was offered for his arrest. Yet, a>
Time passed Oh. John Jurratt was forgotten, till
the other day came the startling news that he
had been arrested by the American CONSUL
General in Egypt.
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Book Table.

-Dickcns Christmas Story for 1894; l. pub
li>hcd complete in the jo,h number of Erery SAT-
ur,'oy. A. we remarked last week, this new
evidence of the enterprise Of the Publishers OF
this popular weekly to furnish the best and most
attractive of the good things in European Peri
odcals will cd duly appreciated by the public.
CLUBBlNG-We club the american with the
following publications. and upon the following
terms: -
Harpcr's Weekly or Magazine and .ln.erjcan
per year, S5,aj
Lady's Friend and american $500
Godey's Lad,.s Book $50
Peterson's Magazine - :.
Atlantic Monthly - $500
American Farmer, monthly. OF Rechc>ter y. y.
and .imcricda $40
Rural .imericda. monthly and .imericdh
$500
4 NOBEL PAPER.-Thc ydtchmdH II Re
fecfor, of Boston. has an enviable reputation
for ability and enterprise. 1t has not been sur
passed in merit by any religious journal in the
country. Bnt it a>pirc> to higher excellence,
and proposes 10 become, with the opening ol
the New Year. one Of the most coiuprc hen-ihc
1tnlN Dalhr> III Tue WORTH. III VIII DC SItatlN
enlarged. and published on double sheet one
sheet devoted, ~ hithetto, 10 religions matter
the other to literary. and social, monetary and
agricultural articles. Thi. latter department
will be new aud peculiar. with rich variety
of contents, embracing articles ON current NOR
al social and political questions, on the leading
men of the age i'll thought and action; review,
oi important books; tales for the family circle :;
agricultural and gardening matters for farmers
and monetary article, and report, of the mark
cts for business men.
No Journal in the world certainly has NOR,
comprehensive plan To meect the wants If alI
families. and of all the member. i'll family; and
as the editorial staff will consist of nine men
all able and experienced in the several drpar,-
mcuts, who will b. assisted 10y thirty cuntribu-
tors, many ri them having national reputation
the Waterman 4 Reflector must become Il mo.
del family paper, unequalled in merit aud or
| cuation. lis cntcrpri>ins conductors deserve
the largest success. We refer our readers Ia
Advertisement in another column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14

Bp-Wc have but little confidence IN the trumTe
ton-ucd statements of the prOplictors Of advertis-
ed medicines generally, but we are forced to con
eur in the opinion, uniformly expressed hyall VIII
bavc-used FERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. that it Is
a very valuable article, and one that it would be
well for every houshoid to have a, MI, in Of
bruises scald-, burns, iiarrhTa, dysentcry. chol.
era fever and ague. and the host Of diseases, ca.
ternai and internal, which it is adapted 70
alleviate. No article of medicine attained 10
such unbounded popularity and extensive difu.
sion. 1t has penetrated 10 every, even the most
remote, OF the known world, bearing with it its
healing influences more potent than those of the
spices Of "Araby the blest.n We are informed by
our principal druggists, that they sell more OF this
article for expectation than any or al others ami
that the dcmaGd is constantly mcreasihs.-sAAA
ons,Ry.u Init
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Unsolicited TESTIMONY.


The Rev. ego. STORES of brooklyn, Y. Y. SAYS.
In the Bc,t hammer, ht,way at apology for ltuhlis
ing 4 nicttiul certificate ia HE Magazine, al the
Of his only VI S"rntula, aitcr dis. outlon
app,ated Inevitable" w publish thi- statement
MI for I.tv hut tn gratitude to tod who has thus
answered PRAYER, and in justice Ia br hnders be-
ing satisfied that there Is Nutac in the Iodine
atcr Treatment. hich HE rcalcrs of this Magaz
nr win thank IL Editor for bringing to- their
notice. Circulars free,
DR. H. Antlers' Iodine alter j. inrsalc bvJ l..
Din >Mott. Proprietor, % DrS -. \. \. AMI by
all Druggists. iwlJ
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE,

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
i warraAted superior 10 any others, no pay
for the cure oa Disiemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs.
Hide bound, Colds, &C., in Horses: and Colds,
coughs, Loss of Min, Bla X Tongue, Horn DIS
temper &c, in Cattle. These Powders were for :.
mcrly put up by simpson L. Tobias, ron of Dr.
Tobias. aud, since his DEATH the demand has been
great Tor them, that DIR. obias has continued to
manufacture item. They are Ipiicctly snfc and
innocent: me- need of stopping The working OF Your
animals. They increase the appetite. give fine
coat, cleanse THE stomach md ufirHFe orgins !;
also increase the milk nj cows. ivy them aud yo,
will never be without them. Hiram Woodruff, the
celebrated uainer of trotting horses has ttsed them
for years. and rcConip, ntls them to his Minds
Col. Phio. T.. Bush, of the jerome Race Course
Fordham. y, Y, would not use them until he was
told OF what they are composed, since which he il
never without them. lie has 20 running hof-
scs in his change nd Tor the la,t three wears has
used no other medicine Tor them, lie has kindly
permitted me Ia refer any ole 10 him. Over 600
other references can be seen at the depot Sohi by
Druggists mud ~addlcrs. Price - cents per box.
Depot, 56 Cortland street, New York. 1wIi
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Shipping Ac~s.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

SAILED.
saturday, Dec, sih,
Brig. James Davis, staples tor ,Artienas
- torrientIes, Lord, Tor tirlnas.
" Mattlnu, Jarvis, iuL New York.
- Ana VI. Roberts, Cook, Tor Cartinas.
>chr Endora, smith, for Boston.
" Rondondo, Lord. for Portland
:, tangeS, Tate, tnr Boston.
AR .lSrD.
Monday, Dec, 10th.
Schr. Catharine, Dayise, Portland.
- Frank Pierce, Grant, -
" Mary Elzei'ath Eaton, from Boston.
% E,lW ard. Miiiken, Rom Boston.
- Dolphin, DaNis, from ijcston.
- senator Eonzcy, from Lynn.
I" Catherine, Jordan, from Boston,
a. Forester Remick, from Portland.
4" taressa. Lancaster, from Portland.
- Belle " hiierrpore. from salem.
- Telegraph, W GODDARD, from Salem.
- Rattan, curtis, from Boston.
- Agrirola, Linscott, from Hoseon.
=" Fair Dealer, Young, from Bottom.
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CURE FOR PIN-WORM
Ii Worm Remedy is rec,lcd, don't fail to tCi
bottle OF Di;. T.. q. GOULD'S
PIN-WORM SYRUP.

This Syrup never fails in the most aggravated
eases 10 cApcl these rriaii and dang cious
worms entirely from the y stem,
Adults OF "a or 20 years who have suffered for
ltietimc,-th ildren upon whom all other worm
remedies have been tried IN Naine, are relieved Of
all annoyance in twcntE.tOur hours, and when
taken according to directions, ii will effect
tire cure. 1t acts cathartc and improves the
health by removing all impurities from The system,
and is always safe even with the youngest child.
GEo. {. G. GOODWIN 90, Boston, Wholesale
Agents. For sale by all druggists. 6wsl4i
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T'IIE CONFESSIONS AND EXpERI

u ENGE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and a. n CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay of Manhood, &c sup.
plying at the same time the Meas of SetCure. By
one who has cured himsef after undergoing eonsid-
cradle quaekery. by enclosing postpaid adore ssed
envelope, single copies, free of charge, may be had
OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
1yt Brooklin, Kings Co.NY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14

No. . Commercial Tharf Poston Mass
PLY scans or Dealers supplied in Bulk. Formula
and full Testimonials tethIs Great Aloinc Hes ciup
mcnt. also the celebrated Alternative LaNauvrs
from the Formulas of DIS, HASKELL and DAVIES
sent on demand. lmtl
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TO MERCHANTS
THE.
PORTLAND PRice.c u RReN T
NOW N lT~ SIXTH VOLUME

Devoted lo Ire iuIrro Is III
TRADE IND 60 NWERcE:
l. Indispensable 10 the
CITY OR cot NrRl MERCHANT,
~ furnishing approximate values "a our large
Commercial, cHtr-- and pu"tuti"u-, of sat "a cur
own city. IL l. cparcd witt great and labor
and devoted especially :.
Mercantile and Maritime Interests.
Each number confirms, be.ilr- thu quotations and
prices current a McrSlN market iCNItN, "A summary
III ,rucfsi commercial, and maritime intelligence,
AMI ,aa al reports from eori -pon,rht- in West
eTu cIttie-, showing The stale at the markets and
other MASTERS OF Tsu,tal interest to 10 tn, MIR
CHANT.
Prompt ,aud reliable information as 1" changes IN
market values oti"u ct great Importance Ia both
buy ud -rilrfS, and 1t i bceV eel thai there j.
subscriber hut viii. Ia the Cuursc OF th" years
mn Il te cast al subscription by informa-
tiou obtained from >umc slu-c numlr-t,
-Auuti3er feature ct at Practical value to the
t.ft.t lt-ttft II.
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How to open oysters is the heading to
paragraph going the rounds of the papers.
Wen, we like then. best after they are opened,
and cooked.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14
wIsrAR.s BAIsAM OF WILD cuERn,

This remedy has long been cherished by the
community fyr its remarkable ef,iacy in relieving,
healing and curing the most obstinate. painful and
Iuug. standing cases oftoroU, COLD, t>FLr>zA,
soRE THROAT, BRoN,HITfs, WHooIlNGI ouGII.
CEour, ASTHMA, INFLAMMATION OF the; Linus
while even CoNsrMrTInN itself has yielded To its
magic influence when all other mean, have failed.
Its whole histor! proves that the past has produ ccl
remedy of equal value a. y cure for the numer
Gus and dangerous pulmonary affections which
prevail all the rnd.
Unsolicited TESTIMONY.
From ANnEEw ARCHER. ESQ. Of tartied, Me.
About eight years since, my sou, Henry A .
Archer now Po>lma~tcr AZ Fairfield Somerset
County. Me, wa. attacked with splitting of blood.
cough, weakness Of Ling, and general debility.
- much so thai our family pilY siclan declared
him to have n 81 MD CONSUMPTION" lie WAS
under medical trcrimrni for number Of months &,
Int rccciX ed no benefit from it. III length, fIon,
cd to purchased a>I uurrLE ofWIsTAR'> RAJ
AN OF WILD { IlEIRN. which benefited him 50
much | obtained another bottle, which IN Il short
time restored hun Ia hI- usual stafe at health.
think can eafcly recommend th~ remedy to others
in like condition. Tor it / think. al it pUrpnIts
hc--THE GHt N 1t >O RkNiIl Tor 1ifr HINES
The above statement, gentlemen, Is my Volt VI.
Any offering L. tou 81 ttSor Ut your BIisIn, and
- Al your Disposal
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\ VALUABLE MEDICINE. - Dr. Poland,
White Pine Compound. advertised in our col
uinn.. i successful attempt to combine aud az
PLY the medicinal iriue> afthc White Pine bark.
II has been thoroughly tested by people IN Ibis
city and vicinity, and the proprietor has te-ti-
mona> Ia its value from persons well known 10
our citizens. Ne recommend it, trial in all those
eases Of disease To which it i adapted. 1t il for
sale by all our Druggists ..-INptrhNpENI.
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CRlSIAD0RO'S HAIR DYE.

1t Is ridiculous to carry into society grey, sandy
or carroty mead, when five inmates would render
il as attractive as Nature could have made it in
her happiest mood. Manufactured by j. Girls
TADORO, g Astor House, New York. Sold by
druggists. Applied by all Hair Drcssers. ~
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PORT CT GREENS LANDING.
Reported by M,ssrs. Darts, j. To-,

AREIvEp.-:th. sch. Sarah II. Harris Wilson,
furn Boston; >hILEp.-itcc. 1T. STR. New Eng
land, Field. boston for II. 1ohH's y. Il. str. New
Brcnsuirk. Winchester, 81 johns for Bos ton sch
Tiara, thatto. Buehl tor Boston End sch, Jane
Brin,iie Hall Rorkand for Mt. Desert 81. Iirig.
!. W. Wootiw ell Raync-, Boston for Calais; 3Td,
sehr, Mary Iousia. joy, Gould,boro' Tor Ecck
.lnnd. &tl, Packet schr, Jane lirinde. Iiafi Rock
land for Mt bcscrt SAILED 9Th, schr, ministry
Cond tg' Buchil for RockilLd. 9TH, str, New
brunswick, Winchester. ~, Iohu's for i,u-ton,
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H u N N E w ELLIS
Eel T. RE The claims for this
valued Family PHI
Il Il - arc beyond thai ~ any
s,tl,., it,., 4 tD-f

them III not only prove this, but the greater error
of Gripping, which has heretofore been called
Character. The ECLECTIC PILLS ucvc
REQUIRE over two and seldom hnt one for the dos
act on the bowels without the slightest GtG,ias,
point Of the greatest Importance, particularly L.
Chronic Constipation,
For which take u Single Pill VERY otirr night.
The, ueNc produce debility, and Cure Indigest
ION Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver and Kid
ney Complai. is, Tiles, Worms, Loss OF
impurities Of the Bleed, Los Ct Appetite
and all arrangements OF Bowels Of Stomach.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Ia which aud under the proper bushes headings
alphabetical II, arranged, may he found list
our most reliable Me- chants. trtl an, and MAnu
tarturer. shov.ug the location and specilltiss OF
oil each
I.-uei every saturday. trow Merchants ENcha-
ugc and nom l15 Commercial street, at 81 year.
VI Y Htii, tIiloh.
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a Wisconsin, Judge has decide that a
married nrn is not liable for the liquor bills Of
his wife.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14
JOHN [. HUNhEWelL, PROPRIETOR
Practical Chemist.

as-sOld 10y all Wholesale and Retail Dealers i
ALc,lIelIe. AZ . cont. per Hollle.
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| The Great New England Remedy !

Far sale by c. g. PECk, Ellsworth, and I'eaeI
IN Me dicues generally. eowbm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14
The President Will Not Release
Davis on Parole.

Disclosures Concerning The
Assassination of Lincoln.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14
Special Notices.
THE HEAD OF A COMET,
Sc Horrid Hair :"

aecordng to Milton. i. rendered t.nfold more .e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
Tho National sseuzerEeat.

LOUlsviLLE July 2i.-The fourteenth annual esuTa OF
the National Saengerbund commenced IN this city this
morning Forty-iour Societies represented embracing
delegations from nearly every largo city IN tbs Union
Our city presents holiday appearance. German and
American flags are floating il juxtaposton from public
aud private buildings Every preparation has been made
for the entertainment of the many thousand guests houses
thrown open, and genuine Kentucky hospitality Il
everywhere apparent.
grand procession this afternoon marched through tho
principal streets under evergreen arches and elaborate
decorations aud finally reached the magnificent hall on
Broadway erected for the occasion.
The stage made to accommodate over 900 per-
Mayor Lthgow eloquenty welcomed the musical soce-
ties hOsptates OF the city, and gracefully and
beautifully replied by Prot Heilmann IN behalf OF the
Saengerbund.
Professors Soboewsi Hast and Soeler directed the
musical festivities which received with great en-
ihusasm and applause In the evening the various soc-
cites accompanied by thousands of citizens held
soiroe al Woodland Garden when instrumental music was
dscoursed until a late hour. The fest" continues
through the week and concludes Saturday with o
grand excursion 20 the Mammoth Cave.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JULY s5 1866

gates ae able me9 politically they viii 60 to the length
the Democratic rope,
The Union Nominating Convention IN The Nineteenth COG
gress ona District Gen Garfelds VIII be held August 10
That s'rliEg soldier and legislator will be renomnaed
Sixteenth District, there is little doubt Of the renoni
nation Of the Hon. John A. bingham.
Judge weAer will probably be renomidated In the Four
teenh District
CowAN oy.TER DEFENSE Senator Cowan mas writ
long letter defense against the charge Of having be-
tFayed his party AMI It's principles BE asserts that the
Republican party abandoned the Baltimore platform and left
only him and the President standing apOn it, and the Den
ocrae party came TO them and thus is that he ADD
Andrew johnson are anatue with thatpary to-day Hths
all the defense he has make he had better have pleaded
guilty and lot the political law take its course.