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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

NsHH'N E-c,rr. a fpcoial dispatch
o. 3D. Leuistou Journal az tiaiasGiHsfi
ana I-.i'H''i were rarn.rs Treaeh Falis.
tle1 srampci iheir boat AL ElIruaal ua.
throun oai and carrieI assy -.tb -b- -.-.
reni Under ile Pals. anl lcl,r good
swimmer sas ALE Oh free i.lr.,'f I'D .-s-
o. fret pilh. When tc uns nearly eve
hau'isi. D. happened fo zee a boai e.n..r
o. Do re-i'i r-i.h gave h.u n,s,iror anl
he suam Do sloie .e-ztL of ihe Fau, a-l
va tna'l ie.cuei irlm q uaisry grave ty
men 81 baau's rsv Ile "a. s.r8ssr.os.
iaf several minutes i-t recssiar proper
aIrH.ai,9us. vas hrourLtto.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

The Portland Steam Pscte; co-rany las
thoroughly repaired thc steamer Montreal.
and placed ;; on The rcuie % Boston. 20 nm
on alternate DAYS ~ifh ihc John Brooks
The Forrs, CITY ani Lewiston are used a.
frei-h; boats. These rasscnEcr Stearcrs
arr the most commolious aui ,asicfriiy
sf;ea bo-'s en- the eastern waters. The
managers 81 the Iine slvavs ackno~lcigirr
TIE patronage received by LIBERAL ou'iavs
ior ifs accomnoaation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

The Portland Siar's Aurussa corre.pon-
dent says tse Cc-luniitec arpointcd ~ thc
lat Legislature 90 invesfirsfe Tire sHai-s of
the Insane A. lum have had one ucetias
a. Augusia. They spent ten DAYS 20 cS-
aiming into the afairs or the hospital.
visiting ne Patients. ard i.ierir- - The
stories tbcy Rad 60 tell Tie Trends q
the Instruction feel confident that TIE COM
niiiee al fnd no ca1sc q compliant anl
that the Hansssment o. The Asyism Ill
bear ronParisou 9Th any similar hospital
On the country. Whcu ibe committee Ill
srair meet t. uos known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

SvNn,v S-uooL flcNtc. The -neuaicrs
offhc Nicholas 81 bafh S-hools a. Oxfori
ani Weichvi'ie. r-of.rs~ - take a riic some
day next vst o. Nor~ay ar South PARIS
They viu rartate ~ picnic dinncr in The
Pair bnalinrs. TIE occasio- I'll b. 90
iivrnct vifh sores and speeches from
friend. 40 have rrouissi % BE- p-r.ent
Other school. have been iavised 90 take
is.rt in thc exercise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

TIE >tar fays The 90 paper pantalei.. -
ulanuiactarcd AZ Meohan.c FaiIs. are tecom.
en- more T'opuiar than she pfoprieiars ar
ticiPafed and their maciines are driven %
thtir uiuost capaciiy 90 suppiy fhe demand
ihosr ~ho looked uPon the article urh
dlsirust atfrsf. arc nov convinced of their
beauty ar ufiIity. some oftbe ladies CO
chem ap &C. csd'. Or -hieh ssc they ans
YER good purrosc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

A>rrcrar SrssioN. Washirston Chron-
icie % SATURDAY n to coiamn doubic-
lcsdcd edhoriai. caiis uTcn The Reruhfican
memhers ~ Congress % bc present a. the
Juiy meeting 81 Congre.s 90 a.; on TIE nui-
hhcafion Of the Recoastfarfi1n at by An
drcv Joh,-oa. Ia says thar TIE meeting
rroros'd BY tbc Presiient fo- August s. =
rise 10 prevent The assembling q Congrcss
IN July
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

The fiitecnfL annaal Meeting % tbo
Maine Me.icsl Association was b.id 81,
icrt.ani on Tuesday. SiHtc,n re- men,
bcrs verc AIDED by vote. F1r thc cnsasa.,
year. Dr.. Briggs - Augusta va chosen
frrsideui; 1t Nice rrcsi,lcnt-Dr. Jaha
g Brooks. % Belfast. "a Voc Pre,sl.ot
DR.. Thomas m Brovn. 81 Paris. Re.
coriisr >ccrctary-Dr. ?. IIosard Yose.
ri Gorhan.
Dr. Bro~n hai a Biographical notice q
Dr. Duurelis oi HARRISON. Deceased siuc,
The lasi nlrctin-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

tLarics q Stndcrson. o. Norrar. "a.
brought before tbc a. : Commis.;..er
horisy on charge ~ making fiise month
ly rviarrs co voolcn goods anarufa-tr-,l
BY >anderson & Taylor &C. waived OK.
sns'na'ion. and recognized for 81. appear.
are e. che q. $. District Court ia B,r-,-
on tho 25ih inst rPress
Ihe s'ar mentions a ruu.or fha, re q.
harshai lat week arrested Darn.
fortes. a Milo. or complaint - tie SAM.
tary Comrissi'n. T. ads ihat tie Mast Al
si'osei hm % 60 into the house. sir-,
vhich time D. has Mt seen hin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21
Union State CONVENTION,

TIE Union voters % Nsine rrQscsted % sesi
deleEafes ConFsst.la 90 . teid Granite Hal
AuEssta, fhur-siay, Jane 17th af NJ o'-lcck A.
NJ. Scr the rsrposs ~ uCnlinafiuE q canditafs 80
tioNernor. aud transacfuE auy ofhrr tusilsss tat
nay rrcperiy couas hefoss m couvrutlon-
Ihr hasls 81 rsprcsg nlafi1ns al O. a. foIioss
csct city, tom and riantation wll a. srtitica o.
co. dri-E.ts, and s.idittoa.t dstrate fur every
esgrfy-tse votc- casf for Jcshua A. slsuheriain
~ m buternatorial fi~cfion 81 l-f. Traction Il
forty rctes Vii - crfifsd - atftousi teis gate
JAMS Al. BLAINE
JANf-~ NJ SINH
y - tu>IEE.
= a.. HARLOW
IIck ~FEtCNIANp.
IA. n. PRESCOTT.
Jo<lFH NJ HANES.
=. ~ MAERIE
r. r SIMON TOY.
ELIAS MI LIkEN
JAMES n. nA~CONB.
= : NN~ltpf
JOHN Ef.N~uN.
-. y SASNfR
CHAr. ~ fAtNE
ltfWEfLNN frlWTES.
lNEnN STATE CoNNrITkE-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

Cool Apples az selling IN Portland a.
- 90 ard a. - Per barrel.
Mr. Samsoa Address opened harrvl
last Mouday and IN packing out tu.hel.
iaand oaiy Aaf doEcn decAyed ones.
H. barrel contained Biack Reset. ~hich
wcr, a. sound ard TAR a. -bea srss pat M
o. The cellar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

RE<roCNrNg orr SrnFkNs. Tim vas
~hcn fhc lakcs aal streams a Ncs Engiani
tcculed With vaiusbic varieties Of oh. arl
thc easy taking 20 them. Nth ret and hock.
made a cheap and paiatabic ailiiion % ne
faro % nesriy az fhe popnissior. The IN
crcsse Of uanaiieturr.. repairing the huil-
ding % daus his "a, large nu-nhers oa
from aocess % tbeir spawning rrounds. 80
thar fshsnr IN the Interior "a least. - o.lv a
rlcssu-e. that can Weld 20 practical benefit.
A. ea'rt = being made ~ corrcc, this con.
diiion a sHairs IN sli ihc Ncw England
States .ani in the Conn~~iicut river if seems
o. &C. u,setin. Nth succcss. In conscqucnce
~ The buiiling Of fsh-vays IN thc dams.
The experiments 70 Mess-. Tr~at. IN this
state denonstraics that thc plan ma be
riaac entirely suoccssfni where The dams
arr unacr conirol o. Canada. nc notice
a late rrport say, sh.i thr stream. src BE-
coming ovcrstoctrl. 80 ib.i the sire slc,s-
ened IN consegucucc ofihe great increase.
Thesc rvi1cn-cs indicate that nth a Fitlc
csrc - nav rake our ovn sfrcrun. pre-
serve from whirh nav b. derived great
a-nosnt q pirasrrc a. Vel q. profit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

OEnI~ sTio~. We learn that Mr. -.
ga NJ. Barilcu - 90 o. ordained 70 thc
ministry q; IL Bsptist church IN BcthcL
on Wc,inssiis. Jaae -. a. 10 o'cloek A.
NJ. Mr. b.. Supplied the church a. North
faris. last season. since vhieh time be has
rrca-hsd a Bethsl ard - earn i to b.
oorne its pastor on BE ord inasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

ioETiANn ANp OGpENsnrEo Bssiroal.
party 81 gsnticnan from PoriianI have
rcclutg been eNaminins tLc roatc Of the
propo-ei railroad from Toriia-i o. 3D., lens
burg They end % morc favorable thaa
anticipated. and r,Port il 20 b. an ea;ireiy
Pra-iioabic route. Tsis i.uc I'LL D. im-
Poriari. in opening rev rogte Wet.
hy thc lakcs All - Lavrcncc. With Ie..
rail than ars other iine. Itwu o. elm
poriancc o. The people in tie Western part
Of tbs County. A. i' uili pas up iie Sa-o
Tiscr valley. thr0sca Hiram ard Fryeburg.
giving them ral comnunicafiou 18th tilc
wafer. l. al also torn hack 20 :is ola
route rcariy The -hoie White Mountaia
travel Il Is q route thAt wiu o. ansupas..
e. in objects of interest and natural i.eaa,v.
Tie people q Vermont are more active Il
possible. ihhn our o~n IN esrry ing iorrsrl
thc cltrrpr Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

srsrE CoNsrsHfTs. n Po-tis-9 ,fr.
niciPal eou-i. on Tuesday de-id.l ira,
STATE Constable hli thc poser 70 execute
~hrrants IN any part oftbe STAT. anf th,t
m ier 30 statute fhey were ths one. 20 De-
eide ~heiher iocil authorities failed io
exc cote the iaw % such 81 extent 60 q,
warrant Their Interference The qsesfio.
VS. raised hy fbe arrcaran,e of os..ise
eoustabies % seize liquors IL Po-sisnf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

The State Constable has been lcvyinr
On ihe h1uors in Portland. thoaEh ths
Portland otiiorrs have been very caicicut
IN thc execution - The IA II vii D. o.
u hurnaa nature 10 leave the bs.ines. 20
The STATE au;horitics ~ho being ie.- farnil-
lar uiii hardly 10 the YORK A. vel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

a oorfcspoadcnt writes % thAs some
ladies hsinF "a miies A~ay. ~c-c - desi-
rous to ~tncss tho game oi basc ball 90
thc iair grounds. iast Thsrs,iay. that they
started % valk ile distance: but wrrc for
tuuaie enough TO secure nd. Ths-. IA.
dies must have fed deep interest IN sone
o. The members q ihe ciubs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

TnE ATroESET GrvrEar on RrcoV.
srnrcTfox- The Attorney Gene-,i. u +.
sa'd' holds iaai the reoonstr8ciion at rro.
Vides for two Eovernmcnts. civil AMI mill
far. bofh Provisional. and 30 b. oberod hv
ihe people. AM coutinaed rutH supcrssIel
by The reorganizaiion q th, several state
govcrnrcuts uuier lie rrosi.ions of ell.
law 4he military comuandcrs src 90 art
- eon'ervators % Peaoe. 10 suppress disor-
der and ~ proieci az in ale nights ofre-.o-
an property. They have no power 90 ~
move STATE ofhocrs. executive or i.dirisl
an der r'-hts. in common Nth al p.-.
'o"'. are 70 be respected. No; being az
thorizcd 70 remove. ihev have no aafi,o-,tr
q appoint successors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

MEXico. a i-iter from Oaervtaro. pab-
ii-be1 in thc 81 Couerico q Matauoras q
,he - inst says ths ,orvrumcut al f3r The
present. content itscn vifh hanishine Maxi-
uiiisn and the principal Impsrial chisfs.
rcscrviug the inllctirg oi extreme penalties
iof thosc only whose crimes demand &C.. Ia
DOING this the government 10 no; more M
alencrd by ihe expressed wishes % tbe
government oi ale Uuiicd States dian b.
ibe requirements OF 10 ON dignity and tie
principles q jlsiioe. morality AM o,.oiIa-
ton.
Report states that Escotcdo has been or-
derrd i' rcmaine AZ Qacrctaro. Another
report hoseser ss,s Lc1,s there iar ,ts
tiPaai oa &C. sli ir.t. On the .1B o.
vrot- Oh thc Gaseraoroi Nrlsa I..se that
the latest news from tho Capital vas has
MargacE BAL attempted to come oat t.t
vas driven bark by Diar.
late Dispatch SAYS Mazimirrsn u,s
convicted ou a. S'th. and ,eutenreI o. te
shot on che isb. H. bal bcsysl a. inter-
siew viih Juarez ior ihe parrose % l..sl.s.
in- nn imrprfant secret.
Gen. Marquee commandinr the c.fs a
Mckee. iai arrested f69 literal .rmps.
il'fefs in The city. and thrcatrned o. cts-
cote theui anl burn tic caliioI .r .asr Max.
MILAN ana o. censrais ~ere harmed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

hrnrcrIov or Ftrrs. %. Fr,dsv a.
..uF-ny Of Us ~eek. tie Name Central
railroad ~ ssH 'ieks,. g. Boston. -i,h =
ifee rei1rn ticket. Nest week. ~ conse.
qoenoo 81 the numsroas Courent.o,. e., n.
bed. ibe road mases a general re5.-,,,, ~
fare. 10 ha.i-fare % al staiioa. for ,b.
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

An asfociaiiou has been f1-ncd a. wash
ineton. tor d. Purp1sc of securing q re-
union oi inn'i.ies fireeinen thst have been
'eParated. either iy slavery or the ,iciss.-
t-des 81 uar. 3 register uin Pc Kept al
plaheticaliy. containing the na-irs and r,s.
licences ofan ia ihc Uni'cd states and Can
ala. who sPpy. When names Of fricnls
oo no' arpear on H. books. pains ~ili hc
faken % eek them or. o. means u print.
ed hs's. vich vii ho uiieiy circalaied
The action has been takrn f.r ih. rea.7n
'bai ODE means a. d. d..posii OF d. FreeI
mans Blrca1 fail o. accomplish al iiai b.
desired
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

TuE MsNKrr. The rrioc Current Of
lat wesk. roied very httie change ben prices.
Fiour T. Si.oO 90 - oo lower in oatsiIs
Prioes. Batter plenty ard dsii az 2i al
- ccuts. Hav continuci O. come i1 freely.
AM vas declining. sod az S53 and 49,.
Egg. y AMI 20 ocuis. Potatoes. pr bar
ri. a. 90 an s2.2s scal : and a. f. rrolnl
plaster. a. sad 80 Ter Ton lard D. an
~ cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

Nts 'truterfsrroEY. Messrs Nor
ion q haie'. Wet ssmner. have allsIt3
ihef extensive manaiaciuring basincs.. q
carnage iaa9v They now oE-r o. their
e'''onrr' a Do 81 cHPr-ss aid Lazry rar-
or 81 .ai'ii 'iJ ies ari Superior fui.L. male
irom tae tc.t timber tic mukct as.-Is
ihfg have slso ready i8r uarkcia fal sts.s
ofDrar Rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

~ 90 hssrs-ruct O.. nurtlha-s. =. n.
aha.n. D.. fusnrnnu. Il -uln b
llr catr1rr--f ashulaa : fllrrNa-a = W
neuae Erns-f .sfhn. 4 uarutsu. :. M n raI
lrr. y. n. haruhara, = ". q Fl.ifr. D. Hrrri-k,
4 a.. Nlalraar. A..
Dslusi - 49, fle~tfoaf haf io $3.50 tans. ana
Earuaau 81 a. frnuersFs $500 ..
imrtrr-NfrsrT 81 Irsric riah
elaurrrs- itack rarn - NrrflnIr FarIs ~ Hove
a NCruay- Iluae teurs. ~ rluutrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

The lst Jniversalrsi society IN Portland
have pu-chasci iho Mefboiist chapel o,
Munios rhich fbey wiil renovo D. de oiI
- on Congress and Pearl Streets. TIE
he'hodist Society - erecting ncu and
larger housc. 80 ssys TIE Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

Dr. tle 'onnec.icaf Legislator. tir,.h
been inffoiucei mailing 81 eLt ho1rs lr.
gal days rofk Tbis DIGESTION entered
largely into b. Canvas in d. state election.
in conseqacncc ~ tte existence ofa thirl.
or iiboras mans party 'o that batt rar,,.,
ar in measure committed ia Be- The
vas before o. iiEcuIi.es 81 the sr.frm lad
been made alphrsrt Or ile working q OBJ
las in States sLere itLsI been siots,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21
Republican Caucus.

The Eep1hiic4n votrrs a tke fssn q FAris s-e
rcqeesiea o. meet AZ NJ town hcsss in Paris On
Saturday, June "a, 1867,
A. ociosk. a.. "a $780, cslsrstes 20 49, Stass
Scntsntton, and @ transsct any cher uccrssary
business
PEn- ounEr Tow COS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

Large nurnhers oiPeop'e A. gong ~
nearly every train. 20 tie hkcs north -
%. % lew on ;Ac trout. The last lsri.-
hiure made some uho'e.onc attempts 20
give The Sd a Glance o. increase All r.ul-
iipiy. hui people ar too irnraiicui Cor pres
en' pleasure. % alio- store % be Isid %
f1r Ire fuiure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

We uoticc thai thc Smithsonian In.tifu-
ton has csfah'isb-,i a station AZ Ruuiord
Point. Waldo Fcuengir Is the observer
iic reports ihe uran icnpera'urc IN Fcbra-
ary stes7. ~. amount Ora n ard sno.
= 81 i-ches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

Tie dif,rer-ss tlat have existed sasn-
e. Erpabiclos ID V,-..a.s. hs. bee. a.
Iusied. al .tl i.sasI fra sfste Con.
rer'ion. s.ra,1r WH.oa. vt1 hss been
90 Ei'lmori ,avs tlat fi.sacfion ~ secure
ihc STATE o. o. kerablelns a. the snsuisr
election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

The B,ldefori I5ar-sI SAYS f,s-l---.
lllrcs scre arrested insi sres. Lat .sre de-.
oaargsi on paying license ard rosf. Aufhs
papers rrport those rehiirncn bel ssarus.
more pieuty some ia5s chan casfsaefs
The 1hrilner Journal msn sicts for orr
more year of iie oiI "Ilavker saI Ped
I'er-fau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

BErTaI MrEnrE. n PLiaIeiplia lat
Thurs.lay afternoon wLlc some bors were
drinking iroui a Dr. irant in Lont Of soue
ncw buildings in fhe western rart % The
cry. one aged 3 years. Vas instantly killed
bs a br.ck throan hy one ~ thc workm,n
engaged on tLe baliing Tie murderer
has been arrested
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

iro hundred nni forty thosslnI Cbiaa.
n,ea I've % boats ~ sgainst fhs oify o.
tan'on q number jssi s41ai 81 the pound,
81 soap turned OF niontiiy in tbo steam Re-
fnsd works Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

IHr rr.r ot.tss T.sy r--..r st. q, en-.
Ffr'arf ri,h f.r s1t.-rt sl rrlf.f af1. s..f n.
Nsssrs nas1u HanT- fl ..rf al-...t ... .l...,
a. ef''if RI ratirE t.fas sr.su..s- .-rr-r.-.--.
pr rf'i errans. Ine CatI-st 0rrar usr.f.-r. -..f
D iais fatsfFf.slas era ls a u.asu.f-.at ia.t-s
'arai .n elrrJ rrsIrrf arI..r. r.t-..s a.f ssf.
Co., aHt .arrftrsss sr.i rr.-.rr..ss @
l,.oa ia narrer t.fterfa u-sffa.a-.f
E.s.lr Frrr.rr r.arfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

We iss-n fron fhs sa1'b Par.,h Conrrs-
gaf,erh' >leiiy 'n Aass.'a have leeileI to
rHfeni All Invitation to Erv " o. Gage.
Oh tecome tbeir pastor ST. O.. has urtI
reooniiy 6Iied ihe pair.t Of u.c STATE ~
rhurch 10 Pori'and. tai Las preached in
Augus'a ior several seeks pat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

Thrce hundred ard seventy fvc miles 4
telograPh has just hecn completed IN Flor.
IA. 90 male connection 18th ihc cable. 20
Caba. ~hich ~ill - iaii IN Jrly. Tbs
-~r;'sa "a. buiis in Sc i.s days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

One bali oitLs sko-hersn Cltrian f. o.
hred ~ SAD. NJ LrrsfelI sar. a..
h'ata is ID poor thai b. ctorot give n.
paper che attention that b. densn5sa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

a WNnFsfL The Journai SAYS one 81
= 9. Denis9n's vorkmcn. has recently fall
en- Der Co gate iousne ~ The death Of a
wealthy uncle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

Wv Goof.- Mr p. % Ea-.on pa.
j ist rrtu-r.l from Boston. u OBJ. a.. n. st,..
ihe besi a'fortucnt ri goods ever t-os-ht
irto o. village Iiosc Interested -rf.,r
snd decide the gsest1n o. ttemseirr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

IfN o. tarrs-W fitrhauss. .. uuinai A. , &.
Csshu,an pstnai. q 81. Crsui.
fy oatchss-psinai 4, Cu=au.au. I. rsrri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

lcv. Dr. Woods. a Brsnss.cx. - af.-f
to Fi.it h1ropc to make some invest. .atiars
in ochali Of lie Stato Historical Socicty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-21

iierc . a cops ola rr;urn on the --Iiqucr
Las' voter rather fbc causes assigned
why thcy Cd not vote
Flaniation. -Junc q. Isr-.
Sri notifri tbis 20 r.e~te on lie g
dav OF juue l-6s O. give their votes on tIe
amendment oi Ligsor law she voters heIn-
absent o. sea AMI in milcs two far % attend
the meeting. 81 We hal none o. say yes %
no. Clerk
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08

the neutrality laws. But can they enforce them?
We dare them in words, and intend to dare
them in deeds, to do it. We will try which
are the stronger, the copperheads and their Eng
fish allies or the freemen of America and the Irish
If they come to square fight, who would be most
likely to be knocked first into " cooked hat?" We
pause for reply from the Chicago Times.
The fact of the matter is, we Irishmen have been
the greatest dupes under the sun. We have,
through good and evil for long, dreary years, given
all strength all our support, to our nations en-
emies, and now what do we get for services rem
dered? A threat from the most influential demo
cratic journal in America, that we must not, any
account lift hand to strike down the mortal enc
my of America, and the undisguised robber of our
race! Here are our thanks, after all unfalter-
ing devotion to the party to- which we first attached
ourselves? Surely, the light of truth mast soon
show Irishmen the right path; the men who have
proved false to liberty in their own country, must
be false to it in all places and at all times.
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well as stony labor. By strict attention. industry
so6r5ety and civiity you will rise in business but
at stern, unbending manual labor there is no relax
alton. No rise whatever Your nose is kept to
the grindstone through life, for hungry mouths are
Gaping for bread day after day. and you will never
save enough to rest for a month. You commence
to delve the earth at two dollars per day, and you
end at the same thing. The business man has shot
from basket up to be millionaire, and he from
whom you bought apples, will not recognize
you as his carriage wheels fling the mud in your
face in sweeping past So once again we say to
our people 60 into business. No matter how insig.
nifcant at first, any change from your present posi-
tons will be an improvement.
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Go Into Business.

UU luUU DuOluGSSs
In looking at the signs over the Stores or reading
over the business directory, of any city town in
the country it will be noticed that our people are
in the minority in commercial calngs when COM
pared to other nationaities. This does not arise
from any mental or bodily inferory, but from habit
and lack Of practical education.
It is not necessary for us to go back to the his
tory of country to prove that this want of
thrift has been forced upon u.s. For centuries the
Irish people have had no interest in building up
commerce or business of any kind in Ireland, un-
less to feed the English cormorant, who has fat
tened on Irish enterprise. AS the land is improved
the value is raised accordingly. Let the farmer
build house fit to live in and ten to but he is
turned out of it to make room for understrap-
per of the landlord. Let him improve his land,
and the rent is doubled. Let him appear respecta-
BILE, and he is taxed for his responsibility. This
state of things going for generations, from faith
er to son has made our people Indifferent to i'm
provement or advancement of any kind for no
people will kill themselves that the idle robber may
fatten on their toll. AS consequence of centuries
of persecution the Irish people take what they can
out of the land and out of business Of all kinds.
We are here to-day, and away tomorrow. What
at first but temporary disease has at last be-
come chronic, and although we may help to cure
| the patient it will require old DR.. Time, and his
new generations, to wholly eradicate the disease
| from the system.
What want to impress on our people is the
advantage of being in business instead Of chewing
wood and drawing water' for others at very low
wages. We know that what is called I" Irish
pride prevents many from going into business, un-
less they can go into it largely. The majority will
dig in preference to starting fruit stands.
Andye many Of our leading merchants started out
with fruit stands or with less-a basket and fifty
cents worth of apples. Now national pride is high
ly eommendable when it helps to elevate and keep
men from degenerating; but when it turns up its
nose at an apple stand, and plunges into sewer,
feel that such pride is false and keeps peo-
pie in the dust.
Labor of all kinds is honorable, and we have the
greatest respect for people who toll at any en-
ployment rather than live as drones; but the world
looks at clean hands and good coats approvingly
and those who have those useful appendages are
taken to her heart, while the ragged coat and the
horny hand have too frequently the door slammed
in their owners face Go into business, then, is our
advice to our countrymen. There is no business,
no matter how insignificant, that won't reward as
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feuds, and, beggar despised and pitied by her
sister nations Religious factions and feuds are the
whips woven in our own madness, that scourge us
from our own fair land, and drive us houseless
homeless wanderers to meet the scowls of world
that justly despises u.s.