The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-08-27

~ AAANAAAS
The Hon. Asa Packer Is no doubt rich mar
and he may DO . great man. 5ct 10 Is not above
those inarmitics which bcset noble minds. II,
is much cut up BY The Msuoh Chunk Gasstt,
for diddling Carbon County ont Of taxes for ths
support Of schools, Of slmshouses and Of roads
by pretending to live in Philadelphia. HI
.stays" In Carbon about as much as ever, and
keeps up there handsome establishment, but
when he is eat bome," G., when taxes arc t1
be assessed, he Is, from his head to his heels, q
Philadelphian! "Thus," says The Gazette
he defrauds the county Of taxes which rightfally
belong to Its treasury, by turning over his tax
es to county hundred miles away" Herr
is prophet who clearly is not entitled to much
honor In his own county, whether he may get i
or not.
The receipts from the Girard estate arc nov
upwards Of 100000 per year. or more thar
double what they were when the Democracy
managed the property. -
The maintenance en'ernineu W Dsn0o' -
the matter Of Office getting Is illustrated by
Bucks County, Penn, in which l07 Democrats
are searching LOT the seven 0'n'e' " w nn'i -
TINS taii's e'ec'ion' CO... ..
PRIMARY elections "'e " 10 ns'1 - A' -,
pucican' u pa''ino'o '"' a. ,,s. Wv. ~; =
pr0oA'iY ue'e,'n, ~" -, nN,.s -
inc party In naai''anu' ~ 80 80, $50.
wings af' ,o,n ""Ns s. -. .,.,.s..,ss md
~ 49,. ,or,..,,v ,h,, Tho defeated marty in
a. .,.,,;n,,. I'll, ,r,..s,,,v ,nbr,it and
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IL is sta.ea .hai !. Ia inse's0n' e'o .A''.
OF the ONO 0.a'e iemPe'"n0' o0"''"''0" ~
Governor mas u0ci'n'' W ''i''' t
Emerson Ethcridge Is evidently oen' upon INT
U. 5. senatorship' In speech I" pan''iie u.
denounced Andrew johnson IN an'neu
'erms' referring 70 inc 'rA' VI " ' INV
reciting the 'ihenec'uai prayer VI hoi u"uS"N'
for mercy" AS Tor repudiat'on nc saiu nc "ouiu
not declare himself Tor II, except us an extreme
measure, as last resort, and he prophesied that
in less than two years, however, repudiation
would be the doctrine announced from every 70
rum by candidates for office.
Washington dispatch says Secretary Bout
we'll will probably continue to purchase bonds
next month to as large an extent as at present,
and II may even be greater, as the balance is
heavy and the requirements are small.
The Little Rock Republican says that what
ever may be the case with other Southern States,
Arkansas is Republican to the core. There will
be no election until the fali OF 1871 |" wn'cn
time only members OF congress anu LEGISLATORS
are to DO elected. Half OF the State Senate
however, hold over until 1873, and they arc true
and more than half the Senators
to be elected will come from districts ovcrwhelu-
ingly Republican. Nor is there much more
hope Of the Democrats doing anything with the
House.
Vallandigham told visitor the other day
mat nc was ent'fe'y 'gnoran. Oh current pohu-
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The Cincinnati Chronicle THINKS Forrest OF
Fort Pillow notoricty' would DC the senatorial
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The proposition OF Mt. Stokes the ue'ea'cd
,or 'o'c'"or =. INV s',s :. '"A -. ~.
-. % ,.., Co.. :. 80, rooo;voI w,,h much
c,~or
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u can ahcru' W ""o'''"S "0 '.''o' y, ""
them, to publish their card Tor a
.wo-oent postage stamp each.
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'o''n'"' 20 i
Knoxville speech OF the l7th ins'.' which ap-
'earcd 10 favor repu''a'o" y, III. "'''V"a' u'o''
The hhoS'ile wing says nv a''o 'a'0'0 'n' ~
'udia'ion Oh the S''e o0nas 'ssu'' ."''' " i-
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The Cincinnati Chronicle thinks Forrest, OF