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Two .sPaor Richard.o.

Tonight two SOLITARY" individuals will
stained and weary from long journeying and
most disastrous chance on sea and land, they
will be fitting objects for the exercise of such
charitable impulses as our citizens may pos
sess. They bring neither scrip (postal curren-
Cyl nor purse, but with sandaled feet viii
pass through our streets, venerable in their
mien and sacred as to their tatteled garments,
soled and worn in .unselfshly phlanthropic
labors.
The two pilgrims are
RICHARD o. GoRMAN, of New York.
RICHARD d. RICE, of Augusta.
When distinguished strangers come to town
it is but simple act of justice and courtesy to
give them first rate notice" Even the
"neat and appropriate notice" is not out of
place. Sometimes it is sweet and becoming
to quote from the journals of the cities where
they are known. . .
The best notice we have seen of Richard l.
is in an Irish paper, published in New York.
The very last number of the Irish Republic
has the following:
Relieved from Burdens.
Richard o. German, OF New York, says that
"the success of the Democratic party will re-
lieve the working mon of their burdens" Is
Richard about to disgorge the TWO HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS which &C.
cording to Peter Cooper, he annually draacs,
by the aid of st. Tammany, OUT OF THE POcK-
ETs.oFELHE TAXPAYERS OF NEW YORK? Big
draw, that. What say the poor Irish laborers
of Manhattan? tHr 5
Or does Richard mean, by relieving" peo-
pie OF their burdens" taking as much as he
conveniently can out of their slim purses and
examining it all into their own lethargic wal
let? Hurrah for the New York Corporation!
May they never forget the grand old Scottish
motto, you'll want befre want"
Listen, We poor men, to Richard O. German,
pilgrim and Corporation Attorney of New
York city, whom the Democratic municipal
government pays TWO HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS a year. .ls
As to Richard III, we need say nothing The
poverty of Judge Rice and the lberality with
which he distributes his little savings to the
poor have made his name known and honored
throughout the State. 1t is well known that
he cannot hear of case of distress among the
poor without Immediately coming down" in
the most handsome manner. So full is he of
the milk of human kindness that in pathetic
assembly like the Philadelphia convention he
would be very likely to become instantly, like
Niobe, "aH tears" hu-
How different from these poor but respecta-
bic gentlemen are the men who are carrying
on the campaign on the Republican side; j.
w. Bear, for instance, the loyal Baltimore
blacksmith. The two Richards both receive
salaries that would make even bloated bond
holders mouth water, but then their extreme
generosity heeps them poor-very poor.
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Republican Cauous,

The Republicans of Yarmouth are requested to
meet at the Temperance Hail in said tow n, Tues
day, 18th inst, at u o'clock NJ 10 nom mate cand
idale Tor Representative to the legislature.
-. PEI Order of Town Committee.
Yarmouth, Sept 1, 1868. sspld&wtd
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REPUBLICAN GATHERNG.-An impromptu
meeting was held last evening at Lancaster
Hall, Mr.. George F. Foster presiding L.H.
Chandler, Esq, of Virginia addressed the
meeting, making capital speech which. was
frequently interrupted by the, applause of his
hearers. 1t was one of those lively speeches
which take with an audience, and which the
eloquence of the speaker brought ont with
telling effect. s,;A &C.. ...... f,.......-
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A HAPPY REUNIoN.-The police department
of this city were invited last evening by Mrs.
Ulrner, farmers block, Pearl street, to par
take. of a collation. of coffee, ice cream, &C.,
which was accepted, and which was pronounc-
ed by them to be 1, for which they would
tender their sincere thanks. H"
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THE GoRHAM CAUcUs.-In our former &C.
count of the Gorham Republican Caucus we
gave only the second ballot The first ballot
was as follows: James NJ. Buzzell 1O4, Isaac
Mcclellan 1o2, John o. winship 35, Freeman
Harding II, Ell. d. Mcclellan 2. -..ea
On motion of Isaac Mcclellan the nomina-
ton was made unanimous and the utmost har-
mony and good feeling prevailed.
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Notice.

The Republicans Of Cumberland are requested To
meet at the Town House In said town, on SaIurdav
Sept 9th, at three O'Clock NJ, 10 nominate a candi
date tor Representative to the LEGISLATURE
Also to choose Town Committee for the ensu;ny
year. -
Cumberland, Aug so, 1868 sen2d.Swtd
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ATTENTION RADICALs!-The "Radicals" of
Ward are requested to meet at their Head
quarters, at Lancaster Hall, this Wednesday
evening at ia O'Clock. Every Republican
voter in the Ward should be present as new
uniforms will be ready for distribution, and
business will be presented. Per order.
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The FLAG RAIsINGs THIS EvENING.-It will
be impossible for the different Ward organiza-
tions of this city to attend any flag raising this
evening, as about all are anticipating going to
Augusta tomorrow
A. M. BENSON. Ch;af Morsbo1 -
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REPUBLICAN MEETING AT STEEP FALLS,
STANDIsH. 1.-The Republicans of Steep Falls,
Standish, are anticipating pleasant time
Wednesday afternoon, when they will be adj
dressed by Hon. John Lynch, Hon. M. ID. l..
Lane and Gen. Hobson. H p. H1Hs ct
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PATENTS issued to Maine inventors for the
week ending Sept. 1, and each bearing that
date. Reported for the Press by VIM. Henry
Clifford, Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, 3o1 IL Congress street. Portland.
William Mcdonald. Calais circular saws
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BatchelOr's Hair Dive.

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BASE BALL.-A match game was played
yesterday afternoon between the Monitor and
Eureka Clubs of this city. 1t was well con-
tested, occupying about three hours. The Eu-
rekas were the vctors by score of "a to 20 for
the Monitors
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SENATOR FEssENDEN's SPEECH.-A full re-
port of the speech CT Senator Fessenden at
City Hall Monday evening will be found in
the Boston Daily Advertiser of to-day, which
can be had at Fessenden Brothers, A. Robin
sons, and other periodical dealers.
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See Bunch of Cranes

On Standard in another column of SPEER'S
STANDARD WINE BITrERS. 1t is highly re-
commended by physicians for dyspeptics, on account
OF its tonic properties, its purity and its delicious
flavor. june 6-snd&wSm
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Falmouth.

The Republicans of Falmouth are reque sted to
meet at the Town House on saturday, Sept 9Th, at
O'Clock p M, to nominate candidate for RepIesen-
tatlvc to the Legislature. Also to choose a Town
Committee.
PER ORDER REP. Town COMMITTEE.
Sept 1-d&wtd
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TnE CAsco STREET SOCIETY will hold
picnic at Peake's Island, Thursday, September
Sd. The boat will leave Custom House wharf
at 73o A. M. See advertisement for further
particulars. ..-.- IL. A.
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WestbroOk 1868 Taxes.

The Treasurer ofthe Town OF westbrook hereby
gives notice that the Taxes for 1868 were committed
to the Collectors tor collection the LIST day of July
and that by vote OF said Town an abatement of five
per cent will be made to those who voluntarily pay
their Taxes to the Collectors within three months
from their commitment, and that INTEREST will be
charged on all taxes collected alter January list 1850
GEO. G. GOODMAN, Treasurer.
LEWIS L. RECORD Collector of Westbrook. Office
Stevens Plains.
STEPHEN FELTON,, Collector School District No g..
Office WoodfOrd's Corner. jy7till octlsN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

The Republican voters of New Gloucester are
hereby requested to meet at the Town House, in
said town. on Saturday, the 9Th day of Sept next at
to represent them In the Leg stature of This State
Per Order Of Town Com.
New Gloucester, Aug 20, 1868. sep1d&wtd
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CAPE ELIZABETH. IL. H. Chandler, Esq. of
Virginia, win speak at Ligonia Hall, Cape
Elizabeth, this evening. Let every Republican
and every true friend to his country be present
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Ron,,1,,;cans of Ward a.

A Special Meeting of the Republicans of Ward A,
will be held at Headquarters, Tuesday Evening" Sept
l. at eight O'Clock. full attendance is requested as
business ofimportance will before the meeting.
sep1d1t PER ORDER.
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The ''Yo Semitic Valley" is still on exhibit
ton at Mckenney g Davis gallery. Don't
fail to see it, it is admired by every body.
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GEORGE H. KNowLroN r.o uill .nea,. a.

va FIRST Page Io-Ddy-Look at the Facts
and Figures; Is One Rebel Worth two Loyal
Men; Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-Down East -t
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atoms the face is "Perry's Moth and Freckle To-
lioR." Prepared only by DIR. b. q. Perry, 40 Bond
St, New Yo-k. Sold everywhere. mar2id&w6msN
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Business Items g..

VALUABLE HORSES SHOULD BE INSURED in
the HTNA LIVE STOCK INSURANCE Co., LoR-
ING & THURsToN Agents, No. Exchange st.
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
% TUEsDAY.-John Gacly, for cruelty to animals.
was fined 81 and costs.
The case of Jane Demps ~, for assault and bat
terry, was again continued tor one week.
Georgiana Libby pleaded guilty to the larceny Of
two Indies hats from NJ. A Bosworth' and was COM
mited. t>A'-
Dennis Leary and John Sullivan two lads not over
eight or ten years of age for larceny OF quantity OF
wood from j. W. Deering, on Commercial street,
were fined 81 ach and half the costs.
PORTLAND AND RUTLAND RAILRoAD.-The
corporators of the New Hampshire Central
Railroad Company have called a meeting for
organization to be held at the Senter House,
Centre Har6or, N H., at 10 o'clock in the FORE
noon of Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1868. .tJ
At legal meeting of the town of Porter
held on the 9th of August, vote was passed
authorizing subscription of per cent. of the
valuation of the town in the stock of the
Portland and Ru land Lailroad Company, by
more than the necessary two-thirds vote.
The survey of the line from the Northern
road at Danbury via Meredith, has been COM
pleted
A new line is being surveyed through Brs.
tol via Squam Lake, which will be continued
through Sandwich to Tamworth, to point OF
connection with the line already extended
FROM Meredith to the State line at Parsons
field. s}5s,Ns 'A<t tt<A p t1-S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Portland Institute |!
Public Iihr0r2f Z

fyNHE public are hereby notified that OH and after
L Monday, July 9Th, the rooms will be closed dur
Ing the morning. and open to the public in The afer-
noon from to 8, and evening from to 9 O'Clock
every day, Sundays excepted.
Room In the North West Corner OF City Building,
Under the New City Hall.
Subscriptions, with privilege taking out two books
at time, two dollars per year. jy11sNdtf
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertiseme nts this Dav.

.-5saaasa SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
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VIcKsRITRo. Anoust m 1sf

Dear ar,-The people need not quarrel over
the institution of slavery. What Vice Presi-
dent Stephens acknowledges as the corner
stone of the Confederacy is already knocked
out. Slavery is already dead, and cannot be
resurrected. 1t would take standing army
to maintain slavery in the South if we were
to make peace to-day, guarantying to the
South all their former privileges. never
was an abolitionist,-Do even what could be
called anti savery-but I try to judge fairly
and honestly, and it became patent to my
mind early in the rebellion that the North and
South could never live in peace with each 9TH
er except as one nation, and that without slav-
cry As anxious as am to have peace estab-
lshed, 1 would NOT, therefore, be willing to
see any settlement until this question is set
tied -s7t Your sincere friend,
G IN Mt
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The following letter written by Gen. Grant
as long ago as 1868, reminds one of the clear
ness of perception and healthy moral tone
which characterized the intellect of the late
Prnsidant Ii ncnln. = -
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I ONE NIGHT ONLY OF THE FAMOUS HAN
Ions. - This celebrated and acknowledged
champion troupe of gymnasts, athletes, eria
rrtirtr will rive one of their
popular and delightful entertainments IN Deer
ing Hall on Thursday evening next week,
Sept. 10. This is the last and final visit of this
distinguished band of brothers to Portland,
and their stay is positively limited to one
night, as the hall is engaged by other parties.
The Hanlon troupes are now united for this
their last season. The company numbers
twenty-five professors, all wonderful in their
repertoire. Space forbids longer notice at this
time We shall soon publish full particulars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-02

ST LUKE's CATHEDRAL CHURCH CHOIR
On Monday, through the kind liberality of'G.
e. B. Jackson, Esq, of the Portland Rolling
Mills, the boys belonging to this choir had a
pleasant trip to the seaside at Scarborough.
The weather was fine and beautiful, and the
boys enjoyed themselves to their hearts con-
tent Who would deny to our youth who, one
day, win constitute the manhood of the coun-
try, healthful recreation and amusement
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TOUT OF SOkTS."
Take DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-th most medicinal in the mar
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COMMERCIAL STREET REPUBLICAN ORGANI-
,zATIoN.-Last evening number of the Re-
publicans who transact business on CONNER
cial street met at the Republican Headquar-
tiers, Lancaster Hall, and formed campaign
Club. The following are the officers of the
Club: President, George r. Foster; Vice Pres
ldeuts, w. s. Dana, Nathan Weston, j. G.
Barker; Secretary, Prescott Chamberlain;
Finance Committee, w. G. Soule, o. B. Whit
ten F. A. Gage. t~u e $500
The following are the officers of the military
organization connected with the Club Cap
tain, S. Fl. Melcher; First Lieut., w. G. G..
Carney; Second Lieut., A. K Paul; Third
Lieut., E. S. Marshall; Fourth Lieut., II. H
Rich. The Club adjourned to meet at the
same place Thursday evening at 7.3O P. M.
RUTLAND & WOODSTOCK RAILRoAD-The
Rutland & Woodstock Railroad Company was
organized on the 1st of August and the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors John Cain, DR.. John B. Page, Charles
Sheldon, /. w. Champion, lockwood Barrett
L. G.. Kingsley, of Rutland, Gen. P. T. Wash
burn, of Woodstock, Danl w. Taylor, of Sher-
burne. John Cain was subsequently, elected
President, and lockwood Barrett Clerk and
Treasurer r
The completion Of this line from Woodstock
to Rutland completes the chain of railroads
from White River Junction to Whitehall and
the Vest - f4- 1921 u ttlr
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-18
The,EIeyenih Article.

The following is the substance of the
Eleventh Article of Impeachment upon
which the Presidsn has just been. ac-
quilted. 1t was universally regarded
as the strongest of the list:
4rticle NJ. That he declared in pub
lie speech in Washington, August Is,
1866, that the Thirty-ninth Congress
was not constitutional Congress of
the United States, but a Congress of
part of the States; thus denying the va
lidity of their legislation, except so far
as he chose to approve it; and, in pur-
suance Of this declaration attempted to
prevent the execution of the Tenure Of
office act, by unlawfully contriving
means of preveHting Edwin NJ. Stanton
from resuming the office of Secretary of
War, when the Senate had refused to
concur in his suspension; and also at
tempting 10 prevent the execution of
thsAppropriation act of March 2, 1867
(as in Article 81; and also of the act of
March 2, 1867, "for the moro efficient
government of the rebel States;" thus
committing high misdemeanor in Of
6na
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The Great Reverse,

The great impeachment struggle is
virtually ended. 1t results in the tri-
umph of right and law over the force,
fury and lawlessness with which Radi.
calism assailed the Executive Depart
ment Of the Government. Upon full
vote Of the Senate, the Eleventh Article,
the most formidable of all, has failed,
the requisite two-thirds declining to
ratify the caucus verdict and declare
the President guilty.
This Article was the strongest hope of
tue impeachers. STEVENS himself re-
garded all the others as trivial and
baseless, in comparison with it. Under
the silent pressure of public opinion
the other ten were in effect abandoned.
When the St. Louis Radicals tele-
Sraphed to HENDERSON that if he voted
Tor the Eleventh, all would be well,
they represented the fact that with its
failure impeachment perished. Friday
night the telegraph said that thirty
SIX Senators were pledged to the
Eleventh, and dropping "loyalty"
thanked COP and took drink. The
Eleventh was the forlorn hope, the in
ner citadel. 1t was the stronghold to
which the despairiBg impeachers turned
intheir deep distress. 1t has been bat
Tered down and its ruins bury impesch-
hent out of sight. ..p rrara-w
The panic with which the impeach
efs abandoned the field after Saturdays
reverse shows the Generalization that
mas overtaken them. II was not with
'ut a purpose that the vete was taken
upon the Eleventh Article first, and
Nnen defeat upon that was ascertained,
was clear that the provision for with
uFaWIng their forces in case Of fail.
ure had been wisely made. They dared
a0' risk a further vote. Twenty: four
senators declaring in favor of proceed
'ug with the vste, indicated the fate in
''Ote Tor the balance of the Articles,
1uo 1t is clear that had not proceedings
Usen suspended, no other Article would
nave received the support that was Civ
"a 70 the Eleventh. There was no al
q, %fnatlve but to adjourn the case to
0uicaso. Fdis is the, meaning of tho
ostponement. g,l.Eg -.E
dkANT and impeachment' will be
-On'inated next Wednesday. 1t will be