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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-21
POLITICAL.

Montgomery Blair, in speech at Alexandria
Va, the other day, admitted that be had been
Union man, but he had never been Of those
who abused Lee and johnson, and the other
generals Of the Confederacy. The people Of the
North had not seen 1t before, they begun to see
It now [applauscl and II oa' for the future, In
liz Developments, to say ,ehieh side pas right.
No people had greater right to the American
flag than the people Of Virginia. tCry Of
"Bully for you'll Before the speaker had
been member Of Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet for
three months, he had denounced the doctrine Of
consolidation. In crushing the Rebellion, the
liberties Of both sections had been crushed, and
to-day We had the military power decrecing who
should DO elected. In case the Radical party
should succeed No shall have one imperialistic
sway, like the impcrialistio sway Of the Old
World, eating out the peoples substance.
"The Danville (ys.) Rsgiiter takes The
World to task for lsboring to give the Demo
cratic platform - construction which Il certain.
ly does not bear" Itdemands that The World
shall come out and acknowledge the truth at
onco-sy that the party favor tho taxing Of the
bonds. and dght the battle squarely on that line.
Again, II complains that 7Hs World puts q
false construction upon Wade Hsmpton's speech
In this city. It says bluntly that champion do
manded that the white people Of the South should
all vote, whether recognized BY Congress a. 70
constructed through the farce nov, going on OF
not and that he demanded, further, that II
bv these States % voting Seymour and Blair
,b.ll receive majority Of the chits votes, they
,h.ll Be installed In power 'in spite Of I'll the
b.yonss that shall be brought against them " :
An exchange says: "Raphssl ssmmes, tho
eowsrdly pirate who burned our unarmed msr-
chant vessels on every sea, has announced his
satisfaction with the nomination OF Seymour
and Blair, 30 has Toombs, the traitor Senator
Of 1851; % has Cobb, Mr. Bushanan's fsishiea'
Secretary Of the Treasury. who deserted his
post and pe.jured himteK 10 take position In
the Rebel Government Of Jeh Davis; 50 has
Albert Pike, whose Indians scspcd our dead ~
Pea Ridge, % has Forrest, the Tennessee butch
or; 90 has Bssursesrd, who urged the hsosi
Government 10 pot to death By the garrots ID
prisoners Of war % has the Rebel Gen. Pres
ton. Who len his post q United States Minister
to Spain. came homo and drew his pay In gold
A.. a.. Tr>.~,--. A. "A N.hk Id iunoyoriahods
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-21
OUR OWN MATE.

TIE EpIroRs' CONVENTION was held ut Bath
a. announced last week. The attendance for
various reasons was not 30 large as last year,
but all parts Of the State from Aroostook to York
were represented. The next meeting will be
at Portland, the first week in August, 1869.
The following officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing year:
President, E. II. Elwsll Of the Portland Tran
script.
Vice Presidents, Joseph A. Holman OF the
Maine Farmer J. s. Staples, Job Printer,
Portland and q. q. Bailey Of the Gardiner
Reporter.
Recording Secretary, J. E. Butler Of the Did
deford Journal.
Corresponding Secretary, II. K. Morrell Of
the Gardner Journal. :,
Treasurer, II. A. Shorey Of Bath Sentinel
and Times.
Executive Committee. Theo. Cary Of the Houl-
ton Times John Hsnseom, job Printer OF Bid
deford Edwin Sprsgue Of the Rockland Free
Press.
E..ayist, Nelson Dinslcy, Jr.. Of the Lewis
ton Journal.
Poet, W. E. 8. Whitman, Of the Boston Jour
nal. I. ...g ......
The Gardiner Reporter says that the sale OF
moving machines In that city for the past two
months has been about one hundred and my.
The Lewiston Journal says Mr.. c. T. Nevin',
stable keepcr OF that city, was kicked in the
side by horse Saturday and was quite serious
ly injured. . ...'
The Bath Times says the new Court House 10
rnpidly approaching completion. II will be by
ali odds the finest and most attractive building
In he CITY. and The wisdom manifested ~ select
ing the site Is now admitted by nearly oil Of our
citizens.
Some bold thief and burglar entered the
house Of Mr.. Rose In Houlton, Sunday night
9th inst. through q window by an invalid VINO
At 6rst thought Il was one Of the hm'iy.
Elsyen candidates have bern examined for the
Freshmen class of Watcrylle. Another exam
nation occurs at tho opening OF The Fall term.
The house Of Emery Sawyer, go, Of Belfast,
yss entered one night last week, and NJ. oaW-
vcr,s pants, containing his wallet with some
sI6O In Il, were taken from his sleeping room.
1927 $3.50 Of the remaining unsettled claims
NJ The State against the general government,
have been allowed and paid. These claims
were rejected At the previous settlement, but on
re-sxsmination, have been allowed
A farmer In Piscataquis county. had 6fty
bushels Of potatoes, for which he was offered ous
dollar and twenty cents per bushcl 1t his house.
He declined. Must have more. Last week no
paid thirty cents per bushel for hauling them 20
Bangor, snd sold them for forty cents per ou'n'
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The Troy TINES says fatal results from tn
Illinois cattle disease have not been limited t
animsls alone In that locality.

"a young man namei Abram Smith, employed by
Abram O. wands, who also lost two cows that diei on
Wednesday last Ills hands and arms somewha,
scratched by berry bushes and In this manner the poson-
Gus matter or virus was innoculated Into his The
limb began 10 swell and pain him very much. lie con.
suited physician, but his condition RAPIDLY grew worse,
and on saturday resulted In his death. sister 81 the de-
ceased who attended him In his last Illness, kissed him
amer his DEATH and was also infected by the disease. This
morning she lying very low, and II thought cannot
recover. Another named Osander was subsequently
affected In the manner, but still alive. That The
death Of Smith was the result Of the injection there No
doubt These facts show that caution should be used no,
only Ia preventing the spread Il the coutsgion, but In
touching the deceased anlinals." s
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

a,l,u M - In. ,,,,, n, hsv
b.eL ~. .S.N..t, ~, @ 80 H. 49, Shs
soon .on,Soa .,"s aIvp nv LII. .S;.S n. La
eighteen years ago while using Il - . tooth
p'ck.
Mention N, MAD. .....
dent Of Ws,sr,ovn ~ ~, "s ~ h;0 ~ ~ :.
vbeelbsrrov from ,h., 49, ~ a... n.
trip WAS undertaken. on A.. 49,. 80 ,h,.;os
ian, for the benefit Of his vif.'. be.itbi On
Monasy ~ sns 0vuP,e passsd through Utica on
'ne v W. h..;S. Nv ~o%.I N"rea 70 health
al. III. ~s 49, w AN''-nu' VINO Wnes'ea
'ne enP' "S''"'
Burglars have three times broken open tho
safe belonging 70 Philadelphia firm, without
geaing anything Icr 'ns'r ao s,.si, DUN
my 'n' h'm AeeP'Hs '''N" >''> ""es'
The .'oH.linc ouskers" Of Chester, Pennsyl-
ysnia. are said 10 be % neat o people that they
whitewash their coal before they burn Il.
After cuuing He'll Gate for years, New fork
now proposes to blow II up.
Thar. !. , farmer IN Jones County. Iows-so
the .Aaimosa Eureka afirms-who will vote
for Seymour and Blair, and who supports ms
determination by the declaration that "the
msansst, most oontemptible thing them fellows
down to Congress have done was to send lot OF
bureaus to them freedmen down South ~
T. :, -sror,.a ,h.. n;no e.,,,o died Of di...so
in the stock yards at Brighton Sunday. Tho
Western cattle disease has also appeared st Fall
River. West and North Brook6eld, and ut Mon
sop. In all which places animals bought from
Western droves have died. The disease 10 said
10 be extending in Illinois.
q. n p..,!pnd nan an vsltcJ Wheeled a
~ sndi.,. Loon .,d honnsd An onc
''oJ; ~ a. III. IN ..nIr,f. sr.t. Of
.s Tn. ...h S;thin one hour. for COO. and Won
~. M. &c. os'n .;r 49, - 49,
WIN Two "'Aa'. ,
The editor Of the Mansfield (Ohio) Herald
says that In trip through the country IN ihst
section he found that the bags h.d nken Whols
potato fields, leaving nothing but the nake
stem'.from these they rssa''e -. eaoosgs nv
anu oueI .ess ","r.- S.,J. s.bh..n IT.
mn e.u on a ,;'.I"d s.;rr ,ov sysry item
vi ,. oSS ~. a. S.H =. hsrs &c aoor.
snu 'e~''"s VIZ "S'A
List ofPatents isued to Maine inventors, and
bearing date Of Aug. 18th, reported for the US-
ION and JOURNAL bywm. II. Clifford Solicitor
Of Patents, S0lt Congrsss 81, Portland Ae.
Amos Sargent Brewer, steering ApPsTu'
c. ii. Whittemore. Lewiston, Medlcai .on-
pounds g. U. Stevens Auou'n' hor'' on's'
Dispatches from Solomon City, Kansas, state
that the hostile Indians were reported within
twenty,e'ght mhes OF inc P'S con ~ ;ynSH- -
streng'h 10 esums'eu ,ronl wv ~ u. .s"
iny ss - -, a.. III. ..,,jsm.n,. an
"W Eo'ns 70 o.ean ou' '"' ""''
81, 'ne', 'ae"ns. 49,, o @.
ocmeooay VINO sw vensM
LOUIS suPeiin'ehIlng 'ne 'osurs " "
Wagons WIN .ranks 80 ous ' ,ho s SS'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-21

Last week We copied extracts from the Port.
land argus showing the estimation In which
that paper held Gen. Grant when twas thought
he could be induced to whitewash the Demo
cratic party by giving II his name and fame. The
New York World, which with the whole cop
perhesd drive now mallgns the General to the
worst Of it, ability, not year ago said Of him
.Ofthe steadiness and staunehness OF Gen. Grants
pa,rotl.m or The uprghtnes and sodity ohs charae.
ter no man In the country doubts or aftcts to doubt
- 80.
On the sro~e loyalty and solid public rsrvioes In
the country can come In competition with this illu'thor'
ss,,,., -
Tie Presidency can be nothing to hint he has more val
able Office But IT, In The hands Of Provdence, he could
h. an instrument for tanquEing the country that 10 an
honor r which he could afford to sseres case cOngena
pur.us, and the Possibilities Of still greater fame -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-21

REAL LOTERIA DE LA IsLA DE CUBA.
I'm the dnvlnes fr 1905 there u,u b
10000 TICKETS 10000
400 900. 90 I'm Gold drs,vn every Seven.
80 teen Days. .....,r.,
rrps eabed nj information given also hshest r.ts
paid ~ spsnlsh Dcuboous ut % tinds ~ Cd M ~
yer, hy 0hORuE UfhAn.
iy3I u weybosrs street, Provdepss, RI
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-21
"Dodifcr," the entertaining Portland Cores
pondent Of the Lewiston Journal is cruel enough
IN take mn Mr.. Shav's case thus:

Ihave been thinking Of nominating myself for CoLgress
one Of these days shall howl about bloAtet bond.
hoerr and unequal taxation, make few speeches, have
them printed and distributed In the small towns present
few sabbath School libraries and then declare that "sl-
though do mot covet the honor am ready 10 serve my
country and proclaim The principles OF the Democratic
per,y In whatever situation my political friends may se
AZ TO place me-" The only trouble Wih me this serv.
ed nine months In the army and fought and bed and die
little sbou. Long bridge In Washington. To be sure
didn't serve long, but the politicians will keep throwing u
In my hce II awful to attempt 10 creep up under such
disadvantages. Going 10 Congress seems out OF The ques-
ton, but shall try amer Mr.. shaw gets through.
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To Holders OF Goverhmens "o"
AND orHER
SECURITIES AND vALuABLEs
Union SAFE DEPOSIT paULTS'
Al STATE ST. BOSTON.

| ,pr uIGGINsON co otfer for Rent. Safes To-
-. ,r.i, Vsnits Al rates rom go to tiCo per An
nun They siss oYsr 20 receive. on special dsros.
IT, as Bsilees securities Of person.. nyinE h,ms s
.nd Nav. Masters OF ve~sls, and Others. Cmeu-
Isr. containing full psrtieslais f6r.arasd on sp-
plicatlcn IT, ,s.s hh'ni A'A' an M wi
bottom, March !. 1868. 'P'no'''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-21

FRANK BLAIA's FuLN SrErcu.-In the
summer Of 1865, Franh p. Blair, now Demo-
cratic candidate for Vice President. made
speech at ST. Louis, in response to serenade
by Feuian procession. He spoke as follows:
"deutiemen, with you heart and SOIL and be.rti
y cay .9od bless the finnegans. a vcios-'PspIsns.
GeDeralo I know what am IA king about and ~
iinoegans. daughter and ccnfuan.) And nav 80 I
hope the flourish and prsper and shsiI bIe,s
the day when IslaDt 70 govoved BY irhhmen In sc-
complaining this hudabe undertaking win do ali that
can 70 assist you vii place myself n peci, be. At
your hea march with ycv IN Beaten Island cyer,e, your
tmtafkaiion. viii stand The mast elevated ha nj the
coast And - you raise the green emblem over the sars
and Stripes while your steamerS unier FUN hesdv.v are
turning their rrous 10 The east will say gooi.by God
bless you and may you be successful 10 your upertskur
May you In the British Hon IRON his boos snd vrest
IRON his grasp the emerald rem Of The ses but whether
OF M" you shall succeed In this sndeavor mar vos seek
and al remain ~ ireland o. sissrisys asd rsr,r
sp:ss Get sst - iAsss shs,l Yea are .ssssd ,hers,
and ss can get along witAest yss" =
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The Mobile Registsr exhorts Its disciples to
deal with the White Republicans after this fash

"fone asaIs your honor, ISLANDERS your character, or
abundance Rut here are men who are opeoly robbng
you your civil rights stealing your Offices, living on
means pundered from your substance insulting you with
reir iosthsome presence and making SLAVES Of you ard
with them and hobnob the streets with them. We de-
nounoe this aciis complacency a. crime to tho outraged
majesty Of this people, ~ . reasonable correspondence
with the enemies Of the Commonwealth. They dogs,
and shodd he treated dogs-dogs only tolerated now
because the power Of the sword In the hands Of our
enemies Congress- out viii not BE- tolerated enc Aour
offsr s people recorer tie liberty TO do Jnsfee upon
their oypressors. Is the duty Of every Southern man
/, cut these vemin. Excommuncute themj spew item
out As cucsss and social parahs, with whom II 10 dis
graceful 10 hold social intercourse
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1h We,s sad sovtA, an ultr. cO,D,p,e.r, y

Th Wea ssd SostA, an ultr. Copperhead
organ, Issued 1t Cincinnati. hes eorrsspea-
dent In Indiana. who thus defines his position ,
sr am es.e Rights pemcr.a, to .hs sauu,us exssns
Ibsssvs In u.icsl Democracy q The Jedspoa choot ]
ssindk e Narc.l psot But The pecpse ne ma fcsiy
o. Rsroaistaa hsnss n. 10 AM Il tAs P,sAesa.
pan" lai.v ..,ri.f'n ,.......il'.. f...,.i.
Ksl CoppsrheAds were - candid - this one,
the political issues might b oonsidsrahy sin-
pli6ed. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

All person, indebted 10 the Estais ofthe late c.
q. Burlslgh. or to the late nrm OF @. q. Burlsigh
4 20, are requested to make payment TO 8. V.
Loring, esq, 8. Main Street, ssso. without delay
and save costs.
O. T. MouLroS. E,sss!eS;
Saco, Aug II, 1868. S"'o
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S.S..,,S~v. are requested 10 exam,oe the date On
,hs n;r eolorrd slip attached IN their r~p>s, this In
49,, M. lime 10 uhIch the sah-srpooo IL Isli. For
n,,a.c aiNsyss means tina, the 'unsercs has paid 70
NJ l., ,sss when q payment, Is made, his dafs
Iii n, mn.d,assiy altered that the isssi constant
R...lr, In Fall fos the time which The subscriber
Ia r. subscribers 10 srrears are rqaeslei 70 iof"sd
The sums due. lmsaeiiAteiy.
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The Mobile Tribune has no doubts about the
real issue Of the impending contest The prin-
ciples Of the late Rebellion are again to Be fought
for, first at the ballot-boI, and II defeated there
the discussion viii be removed to the battle
6sld Ballots nrst, to keep up Appearances, and
then bullets. Tho Tribune puts the oass plain
g', I'D, .... .., .r.-
.rneods- kllow citizens Of MokDe-soursdes Of the
Queen City % the Gulf " make more efcrt In
behalf cf our dgh and cor hseies " ~ srs success
Al In fAs eoming e,H ne sAai regain al ~ lost N
fAs Lost Cause We shan he frvemen ooce morv. We
,hAn haze csantry. We shs be abe 70 rrvens The Iron
Sls which ~ beea npassd upoa ~, aud tsrnod thai
ruu nto bsa Dc q hre hurl hsm back he hesds q
The nasiti,us wreehes Who have inflicted many fo5d
aud n~sant vreees or Needing country. oses 80.
10 We bes>sA shsa-yst cucs more and whsu ths eoei
saAh have cleared away fva the namlng he, our Ia
inc Ersnd OF pvnrt 6Ag-sii be sen In IN ne giosy,
| ser.sas We ne thus1u-etcpf agaisst ths vtnA Ls
- IN rA6 49, mare srsunA Tn DaAa OxS RtAs,
shsn We have feouci % ofen 70 clog ssd 70 vctpyy.
Ift us plant oar Standard n The midst q he heh, and
W N oue ncsv Shs Ne ssr cry-she vhedoabe hdan-
naf - whooalnss d.sard'" gr a-iE fg
Our Southern orss,s seems 10 think psuocrs-
cy and the Confederate Rag (..ths dear old
aag'') one and The sans thing. That : Il q.
sctiy.
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The Springfield Journal sives tho B.rtsa '.
Of most disgrso.fal insult to Gen. arASs, as
town named Csriinsvills In Illinois: Several
s ~m ..,. ,hakins hands With him whsn
: mob .sssuited him With shouts. and one
s.n mSv .,1,cI Mn In the fAce With his hat. The
.T.;r cr,sted indignation among Republicans
ia .,sn Democrss, although Il was begun
by local politicians belonging to the Latter
rsrtv. avgfrF-.a, tIt 4,.
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4nnirersary Celebration Of the f7th Maine
Regiment.

Ater the expiration Of term Of service Of the
Seventeenth Maine Regiment an association was
formed Of the officers Of the Regiment for the
purpose Of perpetuatins and keeping alive the
reccollection Of the days spent In the service Of
our country andthO memory Of the comrades who
stood side by side and shoulder to shoulder dur
ing the eveutfal scenes Of the war.
The literary exercises Of this reunion took
place in Portland on Monday evening, In Lam
caster Hall, which was beautifully fitted up for
the occasion with the notices and emblems Of
the heroic "l7th" and banners on which were
inscribed the names Of the twenty-nine battles
in which they were engaged. The orator Of the
evening was Gen. Vim. Hobscn Of Saco, who was
introduced by the chairman, Col. Roberta We
regret that we have not space for tho 0rstion
together with the Poem, by Rev. Capt ]. o.
Thompson Of westbrook, entire, or at least such
extended notice - their great merit would war
rant Both literary efforts were warmly ap-
plaudsd and enthusiastically received. n
On Tuesday tie Association took the morning
train for ssco. and spent the day at Old Orchard
Beach; where Mr.. Gorham prepared for them q
dinner that Left nothing to be desired. After
dinner couple Of hours were spent in tho In
terchanse Of sentiments, speechmaking. and fun
generally, and at six O'Clock the party returned
to Saco, and at l-2 past seven, with several In
'ited guests, among whom were Judge Taplsy.
o. d. ChadbOurue, esq., Capt Ira II. Foss, Capt
J. 8. wigsin. and others sat down 70 ono Of J..
7. Clsaves 4 Sons inimitabls suppsra After
supper, the brief time was occupied In hearing
the history Of the Regiment by Capt @. W. Yer.
rill, sentiments and speeches. and ct nine o'clock
the Association were escorted to the Depot by
the Grant Club Drum Corps. and took the carr
for Portland, unanimous in the opinion, tina,
they never had happier anniversary. and hop.
ing Cor many happy returns Of the same.
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r,fhs wvuld-bs asaain Of Judgs Cooley Of
rrcderickshurg, reIas, was captured two ~eets
scsiu Esystts County taksa b, Austin. and
dSlissrsd 70 Gen. RAynolds. he be maO bsg
in.ase, bat aid 10 b Old In vi1any.
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J0eks0N's C0t0rrh SnH0
ANN nROcH n POWDER, i.HF

delightful and pleasant, rrp~dy In eat,rh, .asen,
hsd bsesih. Losr-ee-s, asthma brench1 III NJ
-. Ir AMI ,Il dI.rsr, rssutns frcsn GUILDS in he,
,h,oat ami yre.i ccan his ressdy d.S 80 'dry
upU Ca,srh, hut loossns u nv. TIE be.a , 90 AZ
oGpo.ive maiter, quickly rrmo.ins BAD irs@ -, nea-
81 .iiavs ssi soothes the burning heat ln Ca.
,a,,h, n =, mild ard agreeable 10 in e-ets Tat
sSu,,,,.,, rures vyith0u sneesfngf Asa Ire.
-. Pc vSev, IL IL ploAAsnt 10 The taste, and never
nsa.sstes vhen ss.ilc. "a. lnssaouy nv" ns Ins@
.... md comfort. Il The best Ysfes Tsaie In the
.cu, TRY Il. sss-, rvliab. and soly - osuts. Sold
by Drusgists. 40 maibsi frve.
wbsls-aie Agents Oeo. q. Goodwin Co, kust Bro's
4 Bird, Boston WV. WhIpp,s b o.. Portland. lytl
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The Progress. Of Re.,ora,io..

Fighting inch by inch the Republican Con-
grcss has tearly completed tho restoration Of all
the rebel States to their former places In the
Union. Seven Of the ten States which rebelled
arc now represented in Congress despite the ef-
forts Of the whole Democratic party and the adj
ministrstiOn. But three Of the late rebel states
now remain provincial and unrepresentsd.
Either one Of these alone, were the case . new
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-21

hs-sYs The Sacramento Uaior-a mo-
toeable fact connected with nearly al the Dem
ocrsta meetings which have been held In Cali
fornis since the nomination Of the Tammany
Evolutionary ticket. tha, the le~.lers-MarshAls,
Presidents, Vice Presidents. Secretaries and
spsakers-ars Of The old, original Secession ele-
rnent, who chung 10 John r Mcdonnell in 1881,
and voted for Brrckinringe in 1850. who always
stuck to Il that the war 10 save the Union was
lsssli,ed murder. and that the real patriots
were the R.ss,a From 1861 to 1867, tAs's fsl-
lows we're compelled to ''sins Low" in CaidSr-
MIA This year. they are again cut 10 fali fssth-
or. and the loyal Democracy which can't TAXI
down their egotsms without sigma OF protest.
has 70 TAXA back sat II the Tammasy Con-
vsntion vss ruled BY Hsary A. Wis, Gen. Fer
rvst. the Rhstt crowd from South CsrOlina, Rser
81 commissioasr oald. and oshsr prominent pAf-
donei traitors, Why should NOT The party In Cab
ifSrnA submit TO the yoke q undsrssaPpsn q
~ sams sortt
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Dr. Dsy's sAnkuinals, o. Bsssi runtu. 'urs
cure r Dysprysia sure cure Do Cstah sure eure nc
IIeaseke, ~ en- dissssss Arsns hrn IN I'm.
pus sale II Ne bood. Md om ruots and lrft., and
sure and NJ oaly Dr. DayS sangslnalo % Blood rsngri
n slhen sre eount<s$eih. Ph0 One Dslar-Sx e@u
&c Five Dolian. BAILEY BRADFORD, rIopSs@n
s3S Wsshln9ton g., BOSTON, Mas Val
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eve have now bers Us aietter from natlve-bom citl
zen Of Kentucky, whcse gsy haired thsr also oitse
Of the state-talented, vuous, and 10 be respected al
that Whose wi and ancestors also natives 81 Ken
lucky and all q whom have occupied high social positfn
In the community but who are INV condemned because
they not Dsmorsts-ffom the thus described
have say, letter asking or employment north Of the
Ohm river His business has been destroyed because oil
his politics. and for himself hls wife and his children he
seeks shelter and WORK In State where difference Of opn.
lon 70 liberated where the kw II protection, and where
personal rights guaranteed and nsvred 10 every citizen
whether he Be from tbs East % West North South"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-21
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