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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

APrsgue dispatch says that Prusian agents
preaching the Protestant religion and advocat-
Ing principles Of independence In politics have
been arrested. Their object b 70 crnate trouble
with Austria. The last mobs In Prague have
been originated by emissaries Of Bismark's
policy. ..........' ....
A Harrison county (Sld.) calf, instead Of be-
ing covered with hair, has y hide similar 10 that
Of an elephant, and . tail the exact counterpart
Of the caudd appendage Of that huge beast.
Nxw ORLEANS, Oct. 8o.-Anr tho inyesdga-
ion Il Is proved the,negroes Of 81. Bernard
killed no women or children, and but one man,
who had Just killed two negroes. About ffty
negroes were killed In that parish, and reign
Of terror exists to-day. The Attorney General
obtained writ enjoining Mayor Conway from
Organizing rebel police. Gen. Rousseau has
been instructed by the Secretary Of War that
no cannot avoid the responsibility Of preserving
pesce. The city Is now quiet. Tho Democratic
press Is auarreling over the result The 2ymss
and Bnlietin demand that tho Mayor and Coun.
ell rssign, because they failed 70 dispossess tho
.Metropollian Police. Only two oolorcd men
. were killed here. Several houses were sacked
fhs Cleveland Leader Of the 10Th ult. con-
t,ins the following paragraph, which has moro
than local interest: ,.aisI ~ ..I....
Our next Vice President, Schuyler Collar,
was married On Tuesday. In Ashtabula county.
to Mis- Nellc d. Wade. Our congratulations
70 with The, newly married couple. Those Of
the American people win Be offered on Tuesday
next.
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-
On Tuesday al over thn broad land tho
wealthy and the dstisuts. The high and Tie low
". the black and the white. the good and the
unworthy. marched 70 the common hustinss and
there gave in THAR verdict upon The political -
sue before The country. rhs result has been
overwhelmingly In nvor Of the Republican
plaa Of reoonstructiou. Hereafter murders
must cease, hereafter Il behoovss democrats 10
be careful how th-y ineit. insurr,ctioas and
take the li,,s Of upook.di,r oit,,,s rbsp,m.
ocrssis psr,v m,s, ,,,rn What tbrv h.v. p.,w
yet dO,.-,o ,o,,v< ,hs ,psvi,.b,. vs.n n. In.
.vi.,ble CONES, and II ,hsrs |. on. hin. sine.
the fOupd.,;oa oftAs World dat |. vr;..sn In N
brood and ,i,ins character, TIA, . FOO, e.ppo,
mi,t.i, n. meaning. h i ,h.. tho nation h.
NO -. ssr he Democratic party-.o uss for h.
dannsAls trs,sn-ao snp,oynsn, Of truss or
pruAt under he uun for il blind advoe.Gsa
Ths grand result Of the national contest b ths
election Of Grant end Colhx b, an electoral vote
of2oo I'D majority vote Of The .Aols psop,s
Of spsssts q aOO.Ooo-Nsw I.sls.d eassi.s
nearly o. half Of thss majority. FRA h In
osos or ON res's sssAs tAss has covered
hsrssH Al Over viii ssesy By rolling up . ns-
jariV 6fssa 1900 % 10000 ,ess sbr ars..
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The Washington Intslli9eneer admits the
election Of Grant and Colfax bya large major
ity Of the electoral votes, but whacks its party
In the following manners:
Aoquiescing In this result We have neither
the disposition or the time at this moment TO
utter complaints Of the manner in which the
canvass has been conducted by those who rs
sumed is control. We shall not, however, al
low this contest and the defeat Of the Democrat
10 party to pass from the minds Of our readers,
but shall place upon record sach evidence Of .
betrayal Of trust - win enable tho party repre-
scented at the New York Convention 70 profit BY
the experience 90 dearly bought. Il was with
no disposition to find fault or to question the
sincerity of those who differed with US In the
selection Of our candidate that We felt called
upon to express our want Of confidence, but
when wo witnessed such total, wanton and
want Of capacity for conducting
Of this magnitude, We deemed It .
duty to expose It.
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The RECENT Coxvu1s,oss IN TIE SANDWICH

The RECENT CoxvuIsIoSs IN TIE SANDWICH
IsIASDs.-A letter from Rev. Mr.. Coan, in .
Honolulu paper. describes the lats oonvulsions
In the Sandwich Isiands. snsr personal s.amin-
alton Of the localities. He sAys; $500" ~
explored thoroughly the land slide OF Keava. II 10
mud eruption, but grand slide, started By the
earthquake Of April 2 and gaining is fesrful momentum
by grsvtation II Is three miles long, shout one mile
broad at the head, and two and half at the centre.
fund the earthquake Of the day, by rla-
BILE measurement at naiuu and lIonaopo have been
% et crossed the four lateral branches OF the igneous
eruption Of kAhuku at their termination at Kauke and
then followed the margin Of the great stream 70 s
the wooded h judge 10 DO from nine 10 ten miles
long, By . mils and . half 81 ~ greatest breadth
could get The exaok nessursent tbs engaged
In running the line failed account Of large is
sure IN the way There b great deal Of smoke In kauea
but It'll, Ore 10 n,ibs. In llio Puma and Kau from one
to Ave earthquakes occur dy mot heavy, bat enough 70
remind q the volcanic forces, and keep alive coocc
ture 10 what may happen The oscillation Of the sea
at Hlo on the ltth, 1Sh and l6sh rmafkab,e fos
three days he and k onos In ten minutes The
rise MOI HIGH say hum three 10 four iee aud dam
Ass wss done. iH U
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Farm at Auction.

WILL b Sold at Public Auction, On
w WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, 1865, % Ten
:. - on ths prsmisal. hat veil known Harn In
6,. No., neseHy Owned and occupied By The late
~ uwoItn JORDAN Of sd Baoo.
~ - soesa,ns sboas - serSs q laDd, lying
on votn sass o. the new sosnty road. Leading into
~ .n.soI, asanS two aiiss froa The fssSohes.
pom OF nAeo and biddeferd. About % aerss q The
above valuable povth, consisting o. timber ssd
wood. The iemaindsr is DIVIDED into suitable pro-
portions Of Er.sns asd pasture. o. - eooA
Qsality Of lsod ~ ssn b fsssA n go. ~ Nm
% veil watsrsd every way, ests sbort Sorty toas
English hay, and hes on Il svo orchards n ans
The 6pii1iurs Srss dvslllss hoes vto L n,
anishsd and ID rood ooodrtfoa two Sarrs snd
other buildings. The quality Of The lasd ssd tSs
locality OF the arm make - one Of he bssS q Dot
Ne VIZ ssss dairy 49, tAas 60 - ssssA - The
I AIsS, st the sans tine and plsss. I! ssrss se
Pam Of chs iataJ John Berry.
Also, the hay cat on the farm ne psst eeasoa ,
one good nmlly horSs oos Gov one ouf.vhesl
carr,ags one light wsEos, one sisiIh. 1sfnsesss.
and . variety Of hrmlnH utsnas, eoosisung Of
ears and wheels, slsds, ehassss, piovr Asrfsvs'
Terms Of sale, ops-third In six months and The
balance half In one ana half n 40 ysarss win
Interest, with satisAstSrs - srity.
20 r''. Per 0rosf,
T.yonpAG
6seo, Oct 81, 1883. %
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Farm for Sale.

CTTUATED In Buxton, near Salmon Falls
- village. nine miles IRON S.ss, eiztsso ffon'
Bald arm VS. the property Of the late Hn nini.
kea and consists Of 80 ssfss suitably divided Into
tiilags and pasturaEe under high stsss q ealtl.
cuts about q tons OF hay. Convenleutly divided
Into two farus Terms Reasonable. Apply ~
IVORY Y MILLikEN. on the prsmUss, o. 70
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DIR. Days 8anRuinalo, % Blood Puhtyef, sure
cure Coz Dyspepsia sure os Catanh, sure fos
lIeadaehe sure cure fos Oh diseases arising hun I'm
purs state Of the blood Made hon roots and hebs, and
saSe In all cases. Give u trial and sasiy yours< De
sure and get only Dr. Days eansunaio Blood Puhyerj
all others oounterfeih Price One Do,lar-Six bottles
hr Five Dollars. BAILEY 4 BRADFORD, Propdetors
SIS Washington st., Boston, Mass y63
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUSIC FOB THE MILLION.

A GRAND "TONIC SOL "a" CONCERT
"A will be given IN the CITY HALL. on wednes-
harmonic Society. Conductor NJ. ]. ?. stanton.
The programme Will contain shoies sslsetion Of
hymn tunes, part songs and Eiees, includ nc Han
dslS '-8rlnd Hallsiujah.~ which will b SUM
without instrumental aid. T.rg. 90. .
P.s. THIS 10 rich musical treat. Come one,
come oil. Admission. reserved srats, so cent?.
Bee programme. Bsnk sssts, d eents. Tickets Ut
the book stores. Concert to commences ct D n
N. aw4S.
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~ Charles H. Furbush, BANKRUPT In Bank
ruptcy. This 10 70 give notice that Petition has
been presented TO the Court this second day Of Nov
ember by Charles H. fufbush, OF Lebanon, Bank.
rupt praying that he may be decreed TO have null
discharge from all his debts. provable under the
bankrupt Act and upon reading ssid petition, IL 10
ordered by the Court that hearing Be had apcs
d. 1869, before the Court 10 Portland. In said Dis
trict, at 10 O'Clock 4. M. and that notice thereof
be published In the Portland Evening Star and
the Union and Journal, newspapers printed u sad
all creditors who hsvs proved their debts and
other persons In interest," may appear o. said ume
md place, and show cause, II any they have, WY
WIN. r. PREBLB,
AVID Clerk of District Court for nd District.
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tk teaIfL- -
This number q q UxIos isp Jes,zA1
closes our oontr,stNiA on, nnpslgp suhscrib-
srs. The political eosAest 4 odd. aad the ps-
per which has been Ave month"; visitor 70 our
new list, has performed it, duties wen or indii.
fsrsnuy, and for them Il b 70 b. sen In . Ssld
not 30 exclusive Is all campaign pspesnus. Be.
w hops teeOntns, ths sosp,intsnos thus b.
gun, and shall ends.vor to do our part In such
manner a. 70 win The good win and spprscis-
ton Of our large List Of subscribers. .dfler An
"saSe MJoy.sAI eill BE- snisrosl, ed b
pransss on ssb asd Ssast.fsI typ tlrpsgaoss.
We have perfected such arrsnssmsnts, the de.
taih q which Il. u not necessary 70 nov givs,
that al departments Of the paper viii have ez-
elusive care In their preparation. while We ven
turs to ny that hereafter. In siss. new and sls-
CANT type. beautiful appearance. and in yisor
and variety Of matter. Il shall not b surpassed
BY any paper In New England. .".
The JouasAL today. exclusive Of campaign
subscribers and exchanges. has Q bona 6ds pay
ing list Of EIGHTEEN HUNDRED SUBSCRIBE
ERS, and Il b IN justice 10 them that ws ay, .
better o. more promptly paying iist 20 nswsps-
per (Which does not require advanced pay
ments) possesses, There are not fifteen on the
list whose accounts arc back to 1858, and these
No shall. put into . lawyers hands aftsr tho
hrst Of nszt January; not ffty back 70 1854;
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TIE ALABAMA CLAJrs arc now up again for sd-
justmsnt and the British govrrnment has express
claims peristsntly pressed arc those OF the ever
prsseat and active j. @. Aver D Co., for the value
Of shipments Of Cherry Peetoral. BarsapsfIlla,
Ague Cure and Pills. In transit for Oregon, Van.
eouyer's Island, and Russian America, destroyed
on the Anna Schmidt Oh the coast OF South Amer.
ioa 30 uuvsrsal 10 the use OF their remedies, that
they are snoat on almost every seal and this hrm
u ffsquently caught between the upper and nstii-
ara known 10 stand M for their rights, and 10 get
thsm.-Rspsbfiesn, WssAsngfen, D. c.
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NoN.nEsIpENr TAXES
THE TOWN OF LYMAN

THE TOWN OF LYMAN.
T1TiE following List Of Taxes on Real Estats
II OF nonresident owners IN the town Of Lyman.
tor the year 1867, In nills committed 70 Drsdfvsd
Cousens Collector Of sad town. on the 50th day OF
Aug, 1857, has l,esn rstsrned By him 10 ne - m.
cate OF that date, and now remain unpaid, and no
tcs 10 hereby given that the SAID taxss. and In
terest and Charge are not paid Into the Trsssury
OF said town within eighteen months from the date
Of commitment Of aid bills. 90 much Of the real
estate taxed will bs suRoisat 70 pay the amount
du. therefor, Including intersst and ohArHss will.
ct the Treasurer's once IN said town. On The third
day Of March, 1850, q twv O'Clock p. NJ
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pAnM ron saYr =, .

- FARM FOR SALE. In Ksnnskunk,
"a (Aiewive % called) containing about 70
IL acres OF excellent land-eonsidered one OF
tho best farms 10 York county. pleasantly situated
miles from Biddefori. 81 from Rsnnebunk village
school conveniently pur. There IL On the prem.
ises q good double tvo-story DIV ling house we'll
finished, barn 3lI60 feet. and . large outbuIIdIn
gooi water and living spring near the hosssi IN
tered by living springs, Ale1lvs brook passing
th III and never dry. Bald fArm cuts - Tons of
hay aud upwards The woodland or growth 70
sufficient for "a nlly use and said 10 be worth 500.
The farm will he sold ut public auction on Wednes
day the 18th day OF November, at 10 O'Clock A. u.
A title can DO given OF any time 70 suit the psr.
chaser. For particulars call on CAPT. JOSEPH
TAYLOR I- t0-
Kennebunk, Oct 90, 1868. 3wtS
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.NssS EnQla..d q NRtI.
New England, on the whole, hiss outdone her
SELF Her list Of Republican msjorities would
now sppear to stand about rs follows:
......'............sss.. iN'eoo
Az the Prudential election of 1854. the Az

At the Presidential election Of 1854, the az
gesass Republican majority Of New England
wss 14e. 7e8. while st Linooin's hrst election In
1860, he received from New England a,msjority
Of l20,a27. This shows . steady and most sat
isfsStory growth Of Reput lean sentiment In
this section Of tho country, prefguring what
we have reason to expect elsewhere under the
spread Of the same light and progress.
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To Holders 81 9overuments.nAD O
..-| .F AND ornRR fr .i. 4. .. ~ %
SECURITIES AND vALUADLEs. ava.
UNION safe DEPOSIT FAULTS.
"a STATE BT BOSTON,

sid. tSsIr Vaults, At rsss fssm 30 70 Sioo par sn.
mum. They also offer 70 receive, on special dspos
IT. - Bailees, securities Of psrsons living In the
country or travelling abroad, oncerr OF the Army
and Navy, Masters OF Yessels, apf otherl Cireu--
lars, containing full psrtieusrs forwarded on APP
plieation "a HkNBY LEE, Manager.
Boston, March I, 1868. =, sp.noiyiii
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IN. u.,,-;,, ~ N M and .,..,. N.
CT. -, -, - - Rn,,., 4,
go, Nv . VA. - n oso a I s,o nr Dan, and
A o,, 81, "A. 40. "a. to s.,.,or,
.-..-,
rous up MAJORITY OF oSs'' Wtnin ninev-e'sn'
,o'es VI 0ne-aAn VI INC sno'e nu"' WV"
''e 00"k's "A'A ~ s' ...
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
rSs r,,ul, In New H.mpshire has been
Waterloo defeat for the Democracy. The Re-
publican majority il larger BY thousands than
the most sanguine had dared to anticipate.
Nearly every town shows . Union gain. The
following are among the handsome nepaon'an
gains made over tho ma,oriues OF N. MaNn
Ho"l''s ~, Laooni. 81 Rochester %, 'ni0ro
20, povee ioV' franklin -, NSSoe. .
chester 4oo, boscaWen a. eoo0oN <4o' h''uo-
ton ioi. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40 h''''ooo ao'
CharissoWn s. Lebanon ~, hAnoA''er oS'
sanbon''o oo' havsrhin o. Aesae ivo'
sonsrSvorsh 81 Bethlehem tthe home Of '0on
o. s'ne'air) " Inc arsniss ssa'e ioo'' up :
majority '0r sne App"ma''A man Of 'r0m INV
to S,oo' v~,~o~-
os,ns 0.sr eer osp'sm0sr '0c anu 'n''"
:" t.''. ',o~---,-,
,oso -
ma" f.. ' u.>s
oe' Univ N 'ne ~ :" : 90 -
'o' .sas ~ ' - 80 49, -
'0' o'An'' ."..S y " - s,-~.~.
hou. q. .l.c,;on d.v.
NEW YORK
N. .o,. a. s.vmour bv 5000 majority, and
HOamaa = sasossd Governor BY ~. 900 majority.
i'ssn 'n''nu " -,.s
nave 0esn a'.'0'. ~ N. %
HOLMAN sn : - = a., s.s,m
..N ,..,-- % a.. Ls-,,..,. "a AZ, r,i-
tassd oondiooo o. 'ns osm0''.s s"e w"
..a.r,,,,a ,hs D.uocr.t. Of this city. and o.
pseially The Democrat man. have ordered .
largs supply although II p rather laia We
have elected . majority Of me Assembly, "nSn
secures . U. d Senator.
NEW JERSEY
-. .,.o,.a R.,dolph Governor and Seymour
N soo -.,.-.- Vur.,-;.k ,r,,ht
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DUR. nisa duty We owe TO ourselves, ~ we'll
~ 10 those Who are dependent upon u.s. 10 preserve
cur health and strength. Speers standard Vino
Bitersr are found u DO IN unfaillng and valuable
and In keeping u In tone.
Bold by Druggists and urooera
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wM. p. PREBLE,

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Arthur D. HainsS Bankrupt. 10 Bankruptcy.
This 10 10 give notice that petition he's been pre-.
sented 10 the Court this third dav OF November by
Arthur u. IIaines, ofSseo,a Bankrupt praying that
he may DO decrced 20 have full disharge nom all
upon reading said petition. IL 10 ordered by tho
Court that hearing DO had upon the saus, on tho
fourth day o. January, 4. D., 1859. before the
Court In Portland. In mid District. ct 10 o'clock. A.
d., and that all creditor Who hsvs proved
their debts and other persons In intsrsss may
appear ut said time and place, and shsw eeuss
n any they have, Why the prayer Of said Psti.
WIN. P. PREBLI.
Clerk OF District Court Tor said District.
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II - eo.Asst b over. a.a 0s~.l Grant h
.ssard u ~ n bssais Aas ssa AssAs
Win unAltsring bravery and rsss,stioa q bo.A
sidss. md IL enemy are bsassa q svssy psiat
Here snd tAsrs tAv have and littls ffea IL
gsasnl vrssk. bss only ssssgh - fasilitass
tAsir fight NO viii never rsliy ssalh with
IL psssr tAsy have show, In tAh ssavsA Il
b Apps.asssz cOsrs Hssss evr asal. Ar then
and Ar Ne eossssy day of rejoicing and til
umpA.
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HThe lack OF Q place OF proper security rem.
dsfs the keeping OF bonds, large sums OF money.
dwsllinys great risk, from their exposure 70 loss
BY theft or hrs. Tho UNION SAFE DEPOSIT
VAULTS. 20 State street, Boston. most fully meet
thb ned sor sssnrity. and In their drst year have
lastly become an assured success. - a ~.
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IT'S s.a hat Brick POmeroy win not sasss0
aay dsvn TOR hs new paper In New Yora. being
already pOssassd Of one.
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The season for eosshs and colds 10 npIdly sp-
proaehing, and every one should BE- prepared 70
bStWeen now and ChIistnas fyqusntly Lasts all
Wintsr. There u NO bsttss remedy than "John.
sou,s Anodyne Linimentr for all diseases or the
throat and luats, u should b used Internally and
externally. t.' .Errf 'H.i
Lane csysr. soomou Geld. catarrhal fever. end
nsesI dlsohargs Of brownish color In horses,
nav be CHECKED % once BY . liberal uss Of 'Sher-
idan.s Cavalry COsdiSsoa Powdsas" 7"'
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of

bartholomew Wentworth, Bankrupt. In Bank.
Fuptcy. This Is 10 give notice that petition has
been presented 70 the Court, this fourth day OF
November, by BARTHOLOMEW Wentworth, OF 20.
ds.resd TO have 8 2uii disc6srgs from al his
debts. provabis under the Bankrupt Act, and
upon reading said petition, u To- ordered bv the
fourth day Of January A. D. is69. before the Court
In Portland In nd District, Ut 10 oNcleek. A: n,
and thst all creditors Who have proved their dsbts
time and place, and show cause, II any they have,
why tho prayer Of aid Petition should not 30
wM. ?. PRRBLB.
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MARRIED.

In Alhsd, o.. 2. V R.y. g: .. s..t. NJ Gee
81 Ksansbsshpest. I'll IH..
m $500, Get -. By Rsy. John Boothhy, Capt.
ESsn Osii. j.. Of Rockland, Ne, 70 Aiss Clara
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE-In tho mattsr o(

DISTRICT OF MAINR-In the matter Of
~ Edward d. Howard, BANKRUPT. 10 Bankrupt
presented 20 the Court this twenty eighth day OF
October. 4. d. 1853, by Edward D. Howard, q Fort.
land, bankrupt, praying that no may be deerssd
able under the Bankrupt Act, and upoa rcsding
said pstltioa, Il 10 Ordered by the Court that
hearing DO bad upon the same. on the fourth day
OF January. A. ID. 1869. before the Court In Port.
land IN said District Ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and that
the second meeting OF the creditors u said Bank.
rupt be held before James ID. Pessenden, Register.
on the 2ist day OF November At And the
third meeting OF the same on the 18th day Of Nov.
ember, ut 4. ~, 1893, and that oil creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons In In
tcrest, may appear ct said time and place. and
shuw cause, " any they havs Why the prayer Of
said petition should not 10 granted.
- WM. r. PRBBLE
3w&6 Clerk OF Distriet Court for said District
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"Thib much I wish, and I declare
this to Be my policy: That such a
degree of tranquility shall exist
in this country, that a man may
speak his mind in any part Of our
great land, and that without mo-
HESITATION or "hindrsnce."-U 3
IN ,r,r '-,.tt o. if.ss '..
G0d0x. 80. Ws
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I'm Missiox o, TIE RxrulllcAx PAifr-
In his eloqssns speech at Detroit. Schuyler co'-
Ax thus describes he objects prop'ssd BY the
rspablicsn party, and what. under our great
lssder Grant, d sure 10 Be accomplished.
We ars se,ns 70 uahs n In thh oesnsT 90 SAs ~
IN en- 70 vksrsvW b pssass asd Psak - seeS.,
livs - " q h - @ b hvs,s % III - VI.
~ m, "a - aaa sAAn aolst oppsess o. esssge ~
uakss IAA Ard hat h nss an We are gotng 70 ee.s
An9ssaa slsissasAip, suA - have sk0Ay, ssvs.Hssl
ia vk.spur - k,nhsss 81 or uAkaFAlnsd stissos
nay "a shsshss b shaii 70 b Hnsos % usi vnenef
h ~ - R,sa o. y q sasds q Ne - y Ahca
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