The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-09-06
Questions Asked and Answered.
he Kennebec Journal nsks,-

Who viii vote Tor The Republican tcket
the 9th Of September? .
Those who stood by the Union during
the rebellion, favored every measure for the
filling of the loyal armies and treasury, and
wished TO crush Treason in MI It's forms.
Those who wish to maintain the intcg-
rly and strength of the Republican party
against all s,eret attempts to break It's ranks,
will be sure to go to the polls September
OH and vote the Republican ticket.
Those who wish tn rebukc tho treacl,cry
of Andrew Johnson to the Union, party.
and to the best interests Of tho country,
will go to the polls September 9th and vote
the Republican ticket.
, Those who wish to express their om-
phniic disapprol'a,ion Of the removal OF
EDwIS NJ, STANTON and PM. SHERIDAN
from the high positions where they were
doing so much good to The country. will go
to The polls September OH, and vote for the
gallant CmAMBERLAIy aud his associates on
the Republican ticket. W an,
Those who wish to sustain the Recon-
stnic,ion Policy OF Congress against the
eilorts of rebels South and coppcrheads
North. will vote the Republican ticket Sep.
,crnber 9th. '''.'
ANOTHER QUESTION ASKED AND ANSWERED.
Who will vote for f. r. Pilshury, tho
comprehend candidate for Governor and tho
other candidates on the same ticket?
Those who wish to restore to power tho
man who declared President LincoIn's first
call tor seventy five thousand men, n "usnr.
PATTON" s..
Those who believe Democrats did right
in trying to prevent cnlistincnts.
Those who wish to place Congress and
the National and State Governments in tho
hands Of the men who mouricd over Union
victories and rcjoiced whenever the rebels
triumphcd.
Those who think n rcd-hnndcd rebel
moro deserving Of sympathy and protection
Than loyal, truc-hcartcd negro, who has
fought and blcd for the Union.
Those who arc happy in the rerncm.
brancc of the tact that the sympathy cx-
tended TO the rebels by the Democratic par.
~ protracted the war three years, and filed
two hundred thousand grnvcs with tho
mangled bodies Of our SONS aud broilIors.
Those who can laugh at the heavy sor.
row that broods over ,csolatc households
who are made happy by the tears of brok.
cn.hcartcd widows, and who find pleasure
in the meanings aud cryings and wailinss
Of orphan children.
All such will vote against the gallant
Chamberlain and The great cause which he
represents before the people Of Maine and
Of the whole country. ,...-.
Those will vote for f.. +. Pillsbury aud
tho other candidates ON tho copperl,cad
ticket who wish to endorse the Democratic
leaders who cried Peace, Peace, when
hero could be no Peace That did not in.
volvc the ruin Of the Republic.
Those will vote for L. f. Pillsbury and
the other candidates on the copperl'cnd
ticket who wish to endorse the Democratic
party which in National Convention in 1864
declared in favor Of tho cessation Of hos.
tilties and resolved hath war Cor the I'm.
ion was failure,
Those viii vote for r.. +. .PilIstniry and
the rest Of the copperhcad ticket who wish
to endorse the Democratic rebellion which
imposed an expenditure on tho Nation OF
more than three thousand million Of dol.
lars aud carried mourning and desolation
into every loyal household in the North.
Those will vote for E. r. Pillsbury and
the other candidates on the Democratic
ticket, Sept. 9th, who desire never to have
political association with the great Rep,Ib.
lican party which saved the Nation fpn'
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and established Impartial
Liberty throughout the Repub'c, Int pre-
fer to vote with anI for those who during
the war symrathized with Southern rebels,
denounced tho principles and measures OF
Abraham Lincoln, NOW rejoice in tho re.
movni Of stanion nnd Sheridan aud ap-
prove the Islrparions Of Andrew Johnson.
Those who vote for L. r. Pillsbuy and
the rest CT the eopperhrnd ticket Sept. 9th
will do far worse Than tho-c after tho war
Of the Revolution voted with the Torres
and after the war Of 1912 voted for the
mos, violent Hartford Convention Federal