The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-05
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

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The guerilla Mosby SNOW engaged max
ing corn eobpires.
The proclamation Of Gov. Chamberlain
for Fast Day is model in brcvity.
Wisconsin has, by vote Of 63 to y
adopted resolution submitting the ques
ton Of female suffrage to the State. .,
Gen. Schenck has finally decided to &C.
cep, the Republican nomination Tor Go'
crnor Of Ohio.
The Portsmouth Chronicle is informed
tina, the brcwcrics in that city arc I" s'is-
pend operations
Gen. Sheridan has removed three rebel
officials, Mayor Monroe. Of New Orleans,
Any. Gen. Heron AMI Judge Abel.
It's expected that the new city hall,
Portland, will he ready for occupancy next
November.
II is announced that the Emperor OF
Russia has extended amnesty to all French
men exiled to Liberia ior completely in the
late Polish rebellion.
Il is estimated that there are in the
world 7,OO0,0OO Jews-as many n existed
in tho most prosperous days Of the Jew
isb nation.
Our State Supreme Court has decided
that national bank stock cannot be iasc'l
iy towns other than that in which the bank
il located.
Mr.. Ri.lLle, Senator from Delaware, who.
has been in very poor health all winter,
died Friday evening ut his residence IN
Washington, after sickness Of about three
weeks.
Thurlow Weed, in taking the chair edi-
torial Of the New York Commercial Ad-
ycr,iscr, iniulged in four.column sal,'ia.
tory. The Boston Transcripts suggests
that though a gigantic il was fr''itless
Weed.
The Bangor Wing learns that Governor
Chamberlain has appointed Hon. Noah
Barker to survey AMI complete the new
map Of Maine, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Resolve approved March 10,
1867.
Charles ". Rub Of the New Jersey leg-
isla,ure. who was convicted oil bribery,
and sentenced to State prison, has been
par,loncd on the ground tl,a, good many
inore guilty men are ut large.
The southern press are beginning TO
conc to their senscs, AMI sss the necessity
OF getting back into the Union rs quickly
rs possible. A few advise the Ito nothing
policy, but they arc small in influence.
Parson Brownlow writes to friend in
Washington, that Tennessee will send an
entire delegation Of Radical Union men to
Congress that the Democrats oilcr 10 vote
for colorcd men IN Col. S,okcs's district, to
beat him, b,i, the colorcd men refuse To DO
thus used.
S"s''''oh, "" ~
ter to Governor Bruwnlow, announces that
n remarkable change in public sentiment
has taken place in Georgia within few
weeks, and that without doubt the Con-
grcssional policy Of reconstruction will be
heartily adopted by the people.
The Senate has rejected the nomination
at Gen. Il. w. Slocum Naval Officer ut
New York; T.. +. Pillsbury, Postmaster at
Pennington, Me-; s. ID. Clay. Postmaster
ut Gardiner; L. +. Chandler. Naval Civil
Engineer, ut Portsmouth, N. H.; Andrew
p. S,inson, Naval Storckeeper, ut kittery.
The Old Public Funr,ionary declines a
public dinner, ami says he patiently re-
reivcs the calnmnics which are h.oPcd up
on him, trusting to history tn set hun right.
Il win not set him wrong, but " Il white
washes his TREASON, i, will be profi,no his.
tory indeed.
The Portland Stnr says that Mr.. Levi. L..
Lincoln, the efficient conductor on the r.
& n. r. H.. was on Monday made the 10
cipicnt Of splendid silver conductors
punch. from some friends, unknown. in
BANGOR or vicinity. The punch cuts mn ell
.gant letter IL" in the ticket AMI Is mod
Of Of beauty. Mr.. Lincoln is not surpassed
as conductor ~ the county.
There are very gallant chaps on the T..
&K K. r. According I" the Portland
Argus, one day last week baby was car
ried OF on n train AMI tho mother acct
den,ally lelt behind. The woman wus put