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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
Notice to Bridge Builders.

TIME t.umizsfqHers of Delaware and Marion
& Co1u I vIii meet a. lh aHitpr'5 Office in
BAiaVTara s'uuat Y. aioaiay the 9tI day OF Sep
tcmber next, where they wft receive sealeI tro-
posals until one O'C 'ocE, p. M. Of said day, for
building bridge across the Whetstons river, cas-
OF the vii age Of Norton, near the couaty Iiue (l50
feet between the aDutmPuts
PrCpasa lnr the Stone work to be by the great
perch OF 25 feet. and Jrouosais for the Wood work
TO be by the lost liueai measure.
The rnsson work to be flashed by the 18th
day Of October, and the EupsTsjr ucture 10 be in
ished by the Is Gay Of November next
Tne expenditures of building tais bridge TO be
defrayed as follows, 70 wit:
Three dtbs by delaware county. Tw0-iitl,s by
Marion county.
By order of the County Commissioner
C..Eu,
august 16 81. Auditor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

Secretary Stanton has been forced
from the Cabinet. An uncompromising
Patriot and an able and faithful public
serva ut who has been one of the main
props of our GOvernment and our lib
critics through four years OF rebellion
and six years of political turmoil and
danger has been ignominiouslys ysuspen-
ded from his functions and his long ca
reer of usefulness terminated by shame
full dismissal, and all for what! Simply
because Of his unwiIungness to become
the plant tool of a wicked President in
nullifving the laws Of Congress and re-
constructing traitors back into the Offices
Of trust and profit which they contempt
uously abandoned to make war on the
country But the fame Of Edwin NJ
stanton, our American Carnot, will not
be tarnished by the persecution Of our
accidental President. Mr.. Stanton was
made Secretary Of Wan by the good and
great Lincoln; but by whom was A.
johnson made President? ? Mr.. stanton
has earned, if not place in the Cabi-
net, much higher place in the conf
dence and affections Of the people by
invaluable services which have gone far
toward making the American name the
greatest Of all names in the catalogue
of Nations. He will be remembered by
a grateful people when the man who
seeks to disgrace him shall have pass
ed into an oblivion of contempt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

The removal of Secretary Stanton
gives great satisfaction to disIoyalists in
the South as we, as II the North. The
Mobile Tribune, speaking of the Secre-
7tarv7s unwillingness TO surrender his
place says, The proper course is tc
send for a4eoRstabIc and have him Ia
ken 10. gh6 s5tHeion house,
TuES SsEB Row. Carpenter, the ar
tist, iu bIz book "Six Months at the
White House, % tells the following sto-
ry:
& A few days before PesideTat Iincoln's
death. Secretary Stanton rendered his
resignation of the War DeparimenG-
lie accompan ed the act wi Il heart
felt tr but 10 Mr.. Lincoln's constant
riendship and faithful devotion TO the
country, saying also, that he, as Secra-
tty, aad ccepted he position to hold
il 0ulv uutiI the war should end, and
hat now ne fe t Tn 1t his work was done,
and bis dnty was to resign Mr.. Lin
coin was greatly moved by the $ creJa-
RVS words. and teaT ng n pieces the pa
per containing the resignation, and
throwing mis- arms about the Secretary,
h,. said 's Stanton, Euu have been a
good irieud au5 ftithful public SER
want and iC is not flr you to say When
YOU will no Longer be needed mere. ~
Several friends Of both parties We're
present, and there was not dry eye
that witnessed the scene. "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

The unprincipled political apostate
and renegade known as Thurlow Weed
has attempted to injure the character
of Chief Justice Chase by a manufac-
tured caIumny charging him with em-
bezzlement or its equivalent, while
Secretary of the Treasury. The exha-
Iation of this vile Weed will not
damage the character of the Chief JUS
tice-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

Regztffinq Spring Street 10 be 0rUded and graz
ezaI from lSdIsClIEshB Street TO LI0eTfH street,
and Side-zUIlhS TO be tIld on me Norm SlGe Qy
said Street 5etlCeel Washington and LtoeI4y
Streets.
SEcs l. Be it ordained by the Council Of the
incorporated Village OF Delaware that The oVDers
OF lots ard lands b0uudiug and abuttiuE on Spring
street, between SaudusEE and Liberty Streets ne
and the same are hereby rrqHrgd 90 grade, gravel
and gutter the same by the 10Th day OF septen oer
1867 and in default thereof the Mayor Is hereby
required to let the contract for the said grad ngs
Eraveiag and guitering to the lowest responsl7le le
bidder, aft er having published for two weeks ln
some reREpaper Of general circuiatlon m SAID fii-
age u01fce that sealed proposals viii be received
for said grading, graveiiug aud guttering
SEC - That said grading, gravcling and gut
trrinE shall be done ia accordance with the genef-
al specifications for such Improvements and under
the direction OF the village Engineer.
SEo 3 That the owners OF lots and lands boun-
ing and ahutung the North side oil spring street
baIvfen Liberty and Washington streets be ana
the same are hereby reqaired to have the sue
wa KS un said porn ot S1rDg street paved VITA
cr0i Eard burnt brick to be laid in sand Sshefl g
bone style in accordance with the ord nance nNln ns
tee width OF sidewalks Oh sald str Get, by the IOtl
dav or September, 1887, and in default thereoI
tife Marshal is required 10 do the saUe, and M
exrease thereof 10 be assessed upon said lots anC
lands aforesa-d and collected as in other cases
I spec.al ass snHnts.
srg This ordnance TO take effect and b.
force from and after It's publication.
ATTEST, j. D. Van LH-1iANs
e. H HCEEEoT, Recorder mayor
AuE T6 7ET-1t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
An Ordinance
To amend an Ordnance entitled an Ordinance
"IO pFeserUs order IN The COTp0ratioR' passed
AlEQIEyf 3lfh- 1850

To amend Ordinance entitled an Ordinance
40 preserve order i9t The COTpOFdti0R' passed
AWgItst 30th, 1850.
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the Council of
the Incorporated Village of Delaware, that
dlnance ITO preserve order in this corpora
tion,'' passed August 30th 1850, be 50 amend
ed as to read as follows: ''Sec. p Thatif any
person or persons shall make, suffer, or per
nat any noise, disorder, or disturbance of
any kind on his, her, or their premises,
within this corporation, so as to annoy, or
in any manner disturb the peace and quiet
OF the Village, or any citizen thereof, such
person or persons, as well as those who may
be engaged in creating such noise, disorder
or disturbance as aforesaid, shall each on
complaint of the party annoyed, or disturb
ed, and upon conviction, be fined in any
sum not less that one dollar nor more than
twenty dollars with costs, or be committed.
to the jail of the county, for time not eN-
ceeding twenty four hours, or both at the
discretion of the Mayor.
SEC ,. That original section two of said
ordinance, be, and the same is hereby re-
pealed Provided, said repeal shall not affect
penutng prosecutions nor any Ofleuse COM
inlJteu prior to said repeal, but the same
sllail be prosecuted to Judgment the same as
Jhougn said Section had not been repealed.
, SEC. 3. This ordinance to take effect and
De IN force nom and after its publication.
Passed, August 9th 1867.
ATTEST,
Q. IL. MCELRoY, I'D, VAN DEMAN.
RECORDER. Mayor.
Aug. 16, 1867.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

SENATORIAL CoNvENTIoN.-Th fol-
lowing are the delegates from Licking
County to the Senatorial Convention
which meets at Hartford on Tuesday
next: Thomas o. Banuon, Henry I.
King, Uriah Ships, DR.. T. B. Hood, NJ.
N. NIunson, II. J. Little, n. Parker,
Eli Smoots, Dr. b. G Simpson, Jacob
stooiHre, B. C. Woodward and Isaac
Smucker.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

Some time since we suggested that
ellis Assassindency, the Acting Presi-
dent. as a last hope Of redeeming him
self resign since by SO doing he might
become a public benefactor. We rejoice
to learn that some Of his friends in
Washington are now advising the same
thing They are emphatieaIIy second
ed bv an afflicted people.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

NIiuigan, the Sons of Liberty "mar-
TYR and Golden Circle Copperhead.
made a speech in Indiana lately de
nouncing 1ree schools. lie thinks the
spread of education is not wholesome
for the Democratic party, and in this
we agree with him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
GRANT 10 srAEToN
HEADQUARTERse ARMY U. s., ?
Washington. Aug, II. 1857. /

HEADQUARTERse Army q. s.
Washington, Aug. Il, 1857.
Hon. 2. H. Stanton, Secretary of Var:
Sir:-IncIosed herewith I have to
transmit 10 you a copy of a letter Just re-
ceived from the President OF he United
States, notifying mo of my. asst igpment
as Acting Secretary OF War, and direct
ing me to assume the duties at once. In
notifying you Of my acceptance, can
not let theo opportunity pass without ex-
pressing to You my appreciation of the
zeal, patriotism, hrmuess and ability
with which You have ever discharged
the duties Of Secretary Of War.
With greaaNrespect,
Your Obedieut servant,
L. $. Grant, General.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

throughout. It smacks of the IS bonnie
blue H. g, . and the people of this eoun-
ty have an obvious choice between the
50 stars and bars and the "Stars and
Stripes"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
THURSDAY AUGUST 22d,


concerning the vitality important issues
of .he pending campaign. The noble
victory just achieved by the fre-tried
patrjous of Tennessee should inspire
the people Of Ohio to renewed activity
in the cause of loyalty and inseparabIe
Union. They should once more encour-
age the true men of the South, and true
men everywhere by emphatic proofs Of
their uncompronising devotion TO the
Tag and the blood-bougbt principles it
represents.
Let us take hold Of the work before
US with the assurance of victory.
Let US again repudiate as aspirants
for places Of power and trust those who
turned their backs upon the country in
time of peril and who still strike friend
ly hands with unrepentant and unsub-
missive rebels.
Let Us once more rebuke those who
argue for secession, apologize for trea-
son, and advocate the shameful repudia-
tion Of the national debt.
Let us once more demand Just and loy-
AZ reconstruction.
Let US reafhrm our devotion to the
great principles of UNION AND LIBERTY
euuneiated by the Fathers aud vindi-
Gated by the Boys in Blue.
Turn ont, Union men, in your might,
and hear the able champions of our
cause
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

large numbers of the Tennessee freed
men have been discharged by their en-
ployers Tor orvoting the Republican ticket.
We consider this the best argument for
conhscation yet offered. The estates OF
these employers We're acquired by traffic
in the flesh and blood OF these same
freedmen, and by plundering them of
the earnings of their toll. If these 10y
al black men, on account of their stead
fast adherence to Union principles are
now to be turned over to beggary and
want by these rich secessionists, then
we say let these black loyalists besaved
from the consequences of vagrancv un-
dersecesh laws by giving them home
steads out Of the estates of their trait
Orous masters. There would be the
more justice in this If it is true, as as
serted, that the employers of the blacks
not onlys deny them employment in
future but withhold from them the
wages they have already earned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

EAEOUTTFl3- II a N5sTOV
WAsHINGTON. d. c., Aug, Il, 1907.
SFR:--TIIe Hon. E NJ. Stanton having
been this day suspended as Secretary of
War, yeuare hereby authorized and
empowered. to act as Secretary Of War,
al i2teTjHa- and will at once enter upon
the discharge of the duties of the office.
The Secretary of War has been instruct
ed to transfer to you all the records,
books, papers and other public property
now in his custody and charge.
Very espectfully, yours,
ANDREW J OHNSON.
To Gen. u s. Grant, Washington d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

There has been another Democratic
triumph. The surratt jury has failed
to agree, four being for conviction and
eight for acquittai. a new trial will be
had
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

Seward, tits said, will withdraw from
the CaUnBT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

Why are people who stutter not to be
relied on Because they are always
breaking their word
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
DELAWARE. O.. AUGUST Is. 1857.
TNT0N STATE TICKET.

a
For Governor,
HEREFORD B. HAYES
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN C. LEE
FUr Supreme Judge.
JOHN WEIGH.
For Auditor
JAMES H. GODdA1S.
For Treasurer,
SIDNEY s. WARNER
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM H. WEST.
For Comptroller Of Treasury.
MOSES r. BBAILEY.
For Member OF Board OF Public Works,
PHILIP HERRING.
constitutional Amendment,
"T 10 =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

z 4 III S
Two Dollars per Year, IN Advance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

HoN. c. S. HAMTLTON.

our able ana patriotic Representative
in Congress. TO address the people Of
Delaware county at this place on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
REMoT.41 oF sEcHsr4RF sI.4Erov

{
WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
The following is a verbatim copy of the
correspondence between the President
and Secretary OF War and Sen. Grant
To-day
JOHNSON TO STANTON.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHING rON, August u. 1867.
SIR: BY VIRTUE q the power and au-
thorily Sesg7,i 20 1'i=. - I'resideut, bv
-he COns1ltIi- -lou dudIstEs az the Uuitcd
States, al, are H-reoy suspended ftom
your office as Secretary of War, ami
Nviii cast>e o exercise amy nnd all func-
tinuS fferiainiug 70 the same. You viii
az once trstHslcr to Gen. T. S. Grant,
who has Jisls day been authorized and
eH4 powered to act as Secretary of War,
: ,sl{ interim. all records, books, papers,
aud Other pUbHic property now ia your
custody and charge.
Very respectfully, yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
To Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary
OF War
STANTON TO JOHNSON.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
" FAs+EEsvefToy CITY, Auzg. II, '67.
STR. Your note Of this day las
been received, informing me that by
virtue Of The powers and authorities yes
Z y
turicH and laws Of The United Stairs. [
am suspeudsdf Office as Secretary
! OF War, ard VIII cease to exercise any
and all functions pertaining to the
same; and also directing me TO at once
transfer TO Gen. u. S. Grant, who has
this day been authorized and empower
cd to set as Secretary cf War, al lnte-
rim, all records, books, papers and other
( puh;ic properly now IN my custody and
ch rye,
/ Uuder q sense of pubic duty, L am
I compelled to deny your right, under the
Constitution and laws Of the United
States without the advice and consent
of the Senate, and without legal cause
to Susp pend me from office as Secretary
Of War, or the exercise of any or all
functions pertaining 10 he same, or
without such advice and consent to
compel me to transfer to any person the
records, hooks, papers and public prop
erty IN my custody as Secretary. But
inasmUch as the General commanding
tn armies of the United States has been
apFOiu ed. al lRte1'jBl, and has notified
1le L6at he has accepted that appoint
il eut, / have no alternative but t0 sU b.
II it under protest to superior force.
Very respectfully yours,
e, NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
tn -rErEr DpTzerTpv-,--7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

HINaToN, Aug. II.
The following is a verbatim copy of the
correspondence between the President
and Secretary OF War and Gen. Grant
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

avsrags siza apd were taken lroa ass4e-
s,9ssfr5ns. acres. me varieties are the
.ToTes ord the White Australia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
TRTPE2 OWED

w HE a II r a N I
T1ABBIERs, go toJ. Waterman, Union Street
J. tnetween William aud Wiuter,l Delaware, 30.
tue best Fan iu use. Turns easy, has wide later
az mot'meut, and i7 provided with complete set
Of riddle at scroeaa for an grains, including Flax.
This BE- it t5-l NLl., has latest Improvements.
July 20 i69-2u j. WATERMAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

For Representaclve,
ALFRED i. LEE.
For Treasurer,
WALTER Il. WATSON.
For Commissioner
OTHO II. WILLIAMS.
For Indrmary Director,
EZRA RILEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

II You want genuine article o. HALL's HAIR
RENEW Err, 90 10 nONAVIN y POTWTN'S
n it does not DO rapros inted. the money VIII
be refunded. Applied same as you would Hair
OH.
HALL's HAIR REVIEWER, will color the hair
black. Genuine at
Jan. %. 81 Il, pONAVIN & POTWINlS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

no. g. A desirable building lot on Frankla
street for % few days no sTU0,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
DEN IT'S TR Y

DR. F EuNoSs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

No. S TEo ano building lots on William Stree
very cheap
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

No, 4 a good lot on Washington Street It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16

FVHE HIGHEST PRICES paid Ciu oash) Tor But
4 TER and EGGS, az BOWMAN s. POTWIN's
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-16
JOHNSON To GRANT.


TO THE PRESIDENT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We A. r~oslsizE rr.taNl sccs.ious % Ger ssh-
-criptioa Liss bst cesirv ths uurnssr q
tAs--.pd aartnE ~ winter. Ia which esent -
prurulse - ealArrs tn pap~r. anl 30 % ~
ers>~ VIA urtie seort au.o-r - fffents % N
p-p-r sAis e. - don-. I'D 49, = ~ TINE -
nnsks n -sort
We c~~iEn vtsitinr ~ eig-rvst tcwos and villa
- n ~ Coanfy - .ooa Eo--ills % eerct A.
r.ne~Bsrt. ~ sstea oar eircaisroa shan b. Ia
cr~N-ed ssd $500 estsbfIished 90 ~ couvcn-
s~~ ofour r1s-crfh<rs. sd pruc,re an fccai
inteihre.ce that traaspires frou wesk % we,k.
We eAnnot eNpect % give ~ arnssnt q reafinE
matter 81 - iarr~r ely p4rers bat a. - Al
thsy csnnct farniss locAi at~ixeuos tuferssf -
car patr0as AIie oNrtfi A. sslectons q
r~a1ing matter, and tAas fsrni-h = p4ysr covering
inds-peasabls every fanlly.
Oar suh~oripti0n prios l. ios. md ne ul.ss this
oGer 10 oar sab-cribers thaf thoss NE nsks IN
Adv<ncrd psyrneat rCEfNC rur wtxrsr. shaii have
the stvant-se 90 ~ .fvsnc- r.fsss otherwise crr
tsrzn- 81 s2-oe ye.r NIL ~ s,rsu.y sstorcsd
Ne ctr rEENIgN ca So s-bscr ibers, a. fol
l0-s
Al sssnfiSusi coy ~ ever FIvE sss.crissr.
oos<aned-
Fer TEN -sbs.-io~rs. any magazine % ~ v.iss
q rYtKrE ea&rs a ei1b rates. for ous yssr 90 ~
mos<y.
Der rvESrr sshscIibsrs m vaire 90 SIX io-lars
n @sEaHizes, Or papers. ~ lowest eias r.srs. o.
ths Dos~y.
We MI ai-o Cub 18th the popal.r uaa<arla-s. a.
tAeir lo~cst rates. I~y usuf Invariably In adsance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-13

This question has been disposed Of. pro
baby finally. The House. By vote OF a..
most two % orc. has Decided that fhe ''usur.
paiions~ relied upon o. tbe J1d-cir-y Con-.
nittoe do not cal for the Impeachment Of
BE President.
Tbs course ST disAqpoint our democrat
Dc frends. Who hoped o. have a nice Etie
scrImuiage O. aid % their political capital.
ior another year. Thev cannot be .raured.
The movement cannoi o. regarded AZ q
Partizan one. If ar johnson car oTer
sPlau-i6ie eSr1se for susr~ndinr Mr sian
ton. be vi have q iair pro.re,t q serving
cot his tern. n on the couf-a-y he take.
courage from this escapc % set up ~.
Judgment - fhe constifutionalitv of'he Ten
ure-of ofEce 49,. ard rcf1scs 90 com-fr u,fh
I:s requirements. D. ell pui biu1seH clearly
~ che wrong. nd fnd that vote promptly
rsser.ed The reasors for NJ Stanton
suspensiou u,ust 30 presented % TIE senate
v''hin tie neat TO -eeks. or Corrress viii
ask uhy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-13
What Good Faith. or Credit i. Worth

Permsnenc, or stability should charAc'rr.
Zee the doings Of grcat government IKE
ours. or the most ruinous consequence
viii result 10 our nafional credit. Thc
bonds 81 Boston sell highcr IN the London
market dan tbose ~ tie great United
States. And Why Because Boston pav.
her interest in gold checrfally. a. natter
Of jassioe ard honor. ani never talks q
5qsidaiing the principal ia deprecated car
rcncy. or any other evasivc manner. Ifcnc.
she has credit; and that credit Is worth. a.
The broker's tables show. last twcniy cents
% the dollar Ia fsvor Of Bos;on's f,e Der
ernt h0nds against The natiooal six per een...
In elder words. Boston can borrow money
Al ten per cent of TIE hce Of the obrra
tons. wiliie Ne must submit % discount
Of thirty per cent three times A. mach. ana
pay enc per cent. additioual interest,". Til.
Is the money value Of credit. and Il wouid
b. vel Il politicians eoull remember that
tbs actual comraercial commodity can De
damaged By words a. wel a. actions.
il = sad the Western members favcr
Bsder's plaza CT paying the fso-t~eaiy
bonds IN grccubaeks. bgt tie policy - in.le.
sensible. beng On contraYcniion Of the hon.
or aad good taiih q the Governments. ard
Disastrous 10 The business interests Of a..
country.
Precisely 50 T. IL. in relation 20 ,axinr
Governments bonds We sSs.if tIaf a seem,
shardshiP Tor the poor 70 pay heavy taxes.
vhiic TIE rich have their raoa~v EXEMPTED
IN bsuds; buf it sboald be renembs red
that q sasa great beccssity which callcd for
a losn iron The people. Ia 4 na-onal erner-
geuey. and we have oaiv % endure che bar
den al u he rcmciieJ. a. IL soon III BE-.
bat j., ,be national iaiih be upheld. houe..
er great tie sacrs6ce Is l. on this uav onlv
that NC can sustain ourselves in the eve, Of
the world and maintain our own SELF respeef
The worst feature Ct o.. clamor about
taxing boni' is. hat Il - perleeily heart.
less move 90 far a. certain pa-fv h,rks 49,
concerned. who arc using j. ~ a haibv
There is 70 danger BET thc question MI
Be settled risbi. D. ihe people. il tbcv ~
look a. it candiiiy aal wiiboGf preisdise
Look az % a. an honest nan does a. a b,id
bargain. and carry cut tbe contract 10 lie
letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-13

Ia 81 Jcn.kcs. ia.ycr 81 Rhode
Island. AMI "a. c.. ti.c aailor % thc Bank
rupi At. has hborcd Cd cGeci reform ia
tle cisl service oi ile rosrrum.ri. by rc-
gairing i-ai arp.iraris co. ofics shall sll1uit
o. a co.apctrlve cEamination. ~ article On
tbs matter n The last North Aue---an BE-.
YES. has been prirted in rampblet form.
and has been flrrisLci &C. % sreforn
in tle rirhi dIrertion. sd vii sccu-e q
s.ass oi worthy arpoinfccs. o. ueriforios.
rrounds. rather than hy political faro-
>cnafor Fauerson oi Ne- Haursiire BE-
said % b. enraeei i1 ne prcpa-i'icn Of
bill esfahish-ar tLc sane ferria,ieas fsr
lie i,fei-o service.