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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-22
Poetry.
[From the Atlantic Monthly, for May.l

IFrom the Atlantic Monthly, for May.l
The Puritan Lovers.
BY MARIAN DOUGLAS.
Drawn out, like lingering bees, to share
The last, sweet summer weather,
Beneath the reddening naples walked
Two Puritans together
A youth and maiden, needing not
Inc woods which round them frightened,
Sust conscious OF each others thoughts,
hall happy and half frightened.
Grave were their brows, and lew their words,
nm, and coarse their garb and simple;
Inc matden's very cheek seemed shy
To own its worldly dimple.
For stern the time; they dwelt with Care;
And Fear was oft a conner;
sober April ushered in
The Pilgrims toiliul summer.
And stern their creed; they tarried here
Mere desert-land sojourners;
They must not dream of mirth or rest,
Gods humble lesson-learners
The temples sacred perfume round
Their weekday robes was clinging;
Their mirth was but the golden bells
On priestly garments ringing
But as to-day they softly talked,
That serious youth and maiden
Their plainest words strange peauty wore,
Like weeds with dew-drops laden.
The saddest theme had something sweet
THE Rravest, something tender,
While with low steps they wandered on,
mid summers fading splendor.
He said, "Next week the church will hold
A day of prayer and fasting;"
And then he stopped and bent to pick
Awhile life-everlasting-
A sIlvery bloom. with fadeless leaves;
He gave IL to her signing:
mute confession with his glance,
Her blush mute replying.
"Mehetabell' lat last he spoke),
my fairest one ard dearesti
One thought is ever to my heart
The sweetest and the nearest.
You read my soul; you know my wish;
o, grant me its fulfllingP'
She answered low, "If Heaven smiles,
And II my father 'ssWhling"
No idle passion swayed her heart,
This quaint New England beauty;
Faith was the guardian Of her life;
Obedience was duty.
Too truthful for reserve, she stood,
Her brown eyes earthward casting,
And held with trembling hand the while
Her white hie-eveiasting.
Her sober answer pleased the youth
Frank, clear, and gravely cheerful;
s He lett her at her fathers door,
Too happy to be fearful.
She looked on high, with earnest plea,
And Heaven seemed bright above her;
Aid when she shyly spoke his name,
Her father praised her lover.
And when, that night, she sought her couch,
With head-board high and Olden,
Her prayer WAS praise, her pillow down,
And all her dreams were golden.
And still upon her throbbing heart,
In bloom and breath undying,
! A few life-everlasting flowers,
e Her lovers gift, we're lying.
o Venus myrtles, fresh and greenl
o Cupid's blushing roses!
Not ON your classic flowers alone
The sacred light reposes;
Though gentler care may shield your buds
10 From north-winds rude and blasting,
As dear to Love, those few, pale flowers
OF white lfe-everlasting.
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WANTED
Wanted ImmediateIy !!

D0OMS suitable for a Doctors Office, with
III board for himself and wife. Or house or part of
house, in the vicinity of Congress- high and State
streets. Address o. p. M,
apr21d2t Post Office Portland.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. B. HUGHES,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Preble Street,
Next the Preble m.m.,

THThERE be can be consulted privately, and With
wv the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at
hours daily, and from A. M. to 9P. M.
Dr. u addresses those who are suffering under the
aflictaon of rivate Diseases whether arising fror
Impure connection the terrible vice of self-abuse
Devoting his entire time to that particular branch Of
the medical profession, be feels warranted in GUAR
AETEEINa CURE IN all CASES, whether of long
standing recently controcted entirely removing the
aregs of disease from the system, and making per
tect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of the AFFLICTED TO the
fact OF his long-stsnding and we-earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance of hs skl and sue
cess.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-22

THE Portland Steam Brick Company, are now
i ready te contract for Pressed Faced, Bay WIZ
dow and 0ommon Brick, by the 1000 or 100000. -.
AUG. L.. LOTEJOY, agent,
OmeslPrsbIe. Hease, ,Ius,
Dec2l-d6m
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BOarders Wanted

FOREMAN in our Bakery. None but stead
"A and competent workman need apply. Efsi
- ALFRED PIERCE q CO.,
apr19dh Biddeford, Me.
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Farragut's Fleet.

fTHE Officers ami men connected with Admiral
Il karraguts Fleet at the capture OF New Orleans
IN 1857, can now obtain Prize Money by applyingfn
person or by letter, with discharge to
z. X. HARMON,
70 Exchange Sta.
Portland, March 2O.-d&w3w
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-22

lnat remedies handed for general use shoud have
their efficacy established by well tested experience In
the hands of q regularly educated physician whose
fulfl yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and cure-als purss az TO be the best in the world
which are not OFF, selesa, Dut always iniurious
The unfortunate slss ibe PARTICULAR in selsetir
his physician 1t Is lamentable yet incontroyert
BILE fact, that many sypbilic patients made mil
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatnent
Itisa point generally conceded by the best syphogr
dhers, that the study and management of these
dlants should engross the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi-
toner, having neither opportunity nor time to max
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues system of treatment, in most cases nsk
Ing indiscrmnste OF that antiquated and dan
fho
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Wanted

A Sitting and Bed Room, furnished or unfurnish-
"a ed, with board tor two ladies in quiet family
Situation between Winter and Oak streets PREFER
ed. Address p. D. Box 1904. apr15d2W
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To Travellers
Portland & Kennebec r. RI

winner arrangement, Dee. 4. lS6S.
l'.A @.
EHQ Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
&N-3at LILO. p. M. for stations on this line
ana for Bangor, Newport Dexter and Stations on
Maine Central railroad; Also Lewiston, Farm
ingt0n and stations on the Androscoggin X. X.
Passengers for Bangor, Newport, Dexter and sta
lions on the Maine Central r. R., will change cars at
kendAll's Mills; the is the same by this route
as via the Maine Central Road
Leave Portland for Bath, and intermediate sta
tons daily, except Saturdays, at $50 p NJ,
Leave Portland Tor Bath and Augusta on Satur-
days at e.1b p. M.
Passenger trains are due at Portland from Show
hogan, Bangor and Augusta daily at 225 Z. NJ, and
from Bath daily at 6.3O A. NJ,
rare as low by this route to LIE WistOn, VAUDEVILLE
kendalPs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston tor Maine
Central Stations are good for passage on this ne
Passengers rom Bangor, Newport, Dexter &C.. will
purchase tickets to Kendalls Mills only and after
taking the cars this road the Conductor will fur
nsh tickets and make the the same through to
Portland or Boston as via the Maine Central road.
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and for Bel
last at Augusta leaving daily arrival OF train from
BOSTON, leaving at 30 A. M. and tor Scion, Anson
Norridgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake al
SkoWhegan, and for China, East and North Vassal-
Doro at Vassalboro'; for Unity st Kendalfs Mills.
and Tor Canaan ct Pishon's Ferry.
W. HATCH, SmPorsntendems.
Augusta, Nov. 2s, 1868. dec3-dtt
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Maua aIarassaacs

Al who have committed an excess OF any kind
whether it be the solitary vice of YOUTH the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR AN ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is to fol-
low; do not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, tor Loss of Beauty
And Cnmn laYinn
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Brick House on Cumberland St,
For Sale

ff..st =, modern style brick residence, between
E;;; Elm and Chestnut Sts, containing Is finished
,EAsA rooms, Bathing room, Gas. Hard and soft wa
ter, good cellar sc. House heated by furnace. a
fine garden connected with the properly This nron
erty can be purchased at fair price, f-of
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
Argus copy. apr2f-diw
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Good IL Story House for Sale,
I COATED on Smith street. Contains parlor, sit
IL ting room, kitchen and three sleeping rooms
Good cellar. Lot contains $500 square feet. Price
$4,000.
Apply to VIM. II. JERRIS,
ap20dlw* Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hall
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VALUABL +
Real Estate on Middle st.
FOR NALE.

THAT very valuable and central lot of vacan
i land, known as the site of Woods Hotel, situa
ted on Middle st. between Silver street and Willow
est which the estate of John M. Wood has in the
premises, to be sold under license from the Probate
Court and all the interest which the subscriber hal
in the same.
The lot contains about nineteen thousand SQUARE
feet. having front Middle street of about 81 IT
will be sold with the land. Most of the basement
walls are in complete order tor rebuilding.
The recent decision OF the Supreme Court against
enable the purchaser to obtain ndisputabe title
Parties desiring to treat for this property are re-
quested to to call the subscriber in his absence
on p. BARNES, No. 100 Exchange street.
JOSEPH ILSLEY.
Portland, April 10. 1869 dim
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
4 OF CANADA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GO On and alter Monday, Feb. o. 1869.
strains will run follows from India
street Station, Portland;
Express Train tor Lewiston and South Paris con-
Meeting at South Paris with mixed train Tor Gorham
at 7.10A M. tiD
Express and Mail Train tor Bangor, Montreal, Que
bee and the West at Ito p. M.
Passenger Train for South Paris, and intermediate
stations, at Is p. M.
No baggage can be received or checked after time
above stated.
Passenger Trains Will arrive as follows:--
From South Paris and Lewiston, at $40 A, M
From Bangor, South Paris and Gorham, 2.15 p. M.
From Montreal, Quebec and the West At 500 p. M.
d ~ Sleeping Cars ON all night Trains.
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that person
Az unless notice is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
@. j. BRIDGES, Managing Director,
q. BAILEY Local Superintendent
Portland, Feb. %, 1862 dtf
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|RTlAhD& RsChESTEf
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

l:esazuSzEsa On and after Wednesday. Nov. I,
kN 1858 trains will run AZ follows;
o50 and 800 A. NJ, and $40 r. ID. Leave Portland
ior Saco River T.l6 A. M, 200 and 6.15 p. M
freight trains leavs Saco River $50. M Portland
12.15P p. M.
w The Dummy connects at Sac0 River with the
I.l5 M and M tram tor Center marlborough.
South Waterborough and Alfred.
az Stages connect at Gorham tor West Gorham,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, SebagO,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, FryebuTg,
conway, bartlett, jackson, Limington, cornish,
At Buxton center for West Buxton, Bonny-Eagle
South LimlngtOn, Limington, LIMERICK Newtsld.
Parsonsfeld and Ossipee
At Sascarappa TOR South windham, windham
Hill, and North Windham. daily,
By order of the President.
Portland Nov. 2, 1868. dtI
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DATENTS*sBY WHOM OBTAINED*.Patents.
L Address Thos Dodge many years Chief Ex-
counsellor, Advocate and Solicitor Of Patents Wor-
cester Mass. tmar9d4w
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For Sale or to Let

IyOUSE No "a Free st, containing IL rooms; ths
IL house is convenient and in the best of repair.
For particulars enqniIe at Ne 80 High st.
ap20dtf Mrs. e. M. LEAVITT.
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Roarders and dodgers
Wanted!

VXTANTED, at No 2441 Congress street, Congress
w Hall Block, nearly opposite City Hall. All new
and pleasant rooms. One unfinished tront room,
suitable for gentleman and wife. te12u
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-22
For Sale,

z FOr sale,
THE good two story House No l19 Bracket st
Il Apply at the house. ap18d3w+
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Girl Wanted.
Wanted

A SMART, capable American Girl to do genera
u Homework in a family of four. Coco Wsse'
given. Apply at No. Deering street. aprzo'.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

:, gxoaolA.-Ths R.publis.us wash.
ihgton special says, shas TIE opponsns Of
the Rsdical policy which hss been marked
out for Georgis intssd to lay before the
Reconstruction Comnittse some facts
which will show that the very Chief. Jus.
tioe Of Georgia who decided that the negro
members we're eligible to Office, made NV.
sral speeches IN The. campaign in which
hs declared that under the new ,Consti.
tntiop, negroes could not hold oi6cea.
This Wa no less . personags than the
notorious ex,Gov. Joe. Borva. Attsn.
tion will also BE- called to tho fiet, Tat
Iist spring, when The Rsoonstruetion
Committee had up the Georgia case the
President was very conservative on the
question. and asksd that 10 action be
taken tin ths Georgia Supreme Court
decided the eligibility, sptimstipg thar he
would Stand By that /; bot new, spurred
up BY the peraopsl, iutsrvisws Of Gov.
Bullock, hs hss turned somplstsly srouud
and seeks ts defeat tho veadnission u
Georgia uplil The negro membsrs are ~
stored to her Legislature. j.. .pvoi
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

:, III the will Of tho late, Wade Rslton,
Of Memphis. The following sppeaEs. ~
give aud bsqusath 10 The widow aud chil.
drsn Of General Thopes jonathan Jack.
sSu kpeya n 6topsvsll ] Jseksoa, vhe fell
at the battle chsuosllorsvals. Virgins,
elo, 900, a history Isils nc BE widow
furniture was sold AFTER his death fsl
debts" r' h'uoa' roy HD alir
Auaa Diokinsoa insists on riding be,
horse mat fashion. Anna 10 dstssnipsd
10 sPrssd herself. 'a'" ''.-
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Tho cost Of the late war ~ only nius
sAouAnd nillleos. The RspS6ll hs1
spsdtl oft ths 1Ah says: Tbs rsp( Of
gou ne ~ plese b (Abniit .
COsl kssd dgs,A ~ dS5s, plas6 ~ 81 of
ths wsy, dovA 70 jtns a, 1o6o, % over
e4sl71,S1kvAo0. This .vasI saeust y.
cludes Tie war expenses .asd sxpspsss
growing 80 Of the wss. II this 1sadds
estimated losses and State, county and
town sxtsssse, cad ssots up yGSVG6lS st
the snesnoue .emouAA OF pine, thousand
million asllsss. ,'t.as.am >, va.s '.'n'1
a. D. Ri5hardsos; Se'shs New York
"TSibuns," wSs shsS ~ hvysr hsmsd
meFarlsnd some ewo .wSsks siaes, and
aftsr lingering sohs ~ days, ~ died "
the wouhd.' The tfedb,s grew Oh of .
suspected Intimacy 1stwsen kicnrdSon
| aud 'MtFxfisud'S wiN, wks Il sssms had
been divorced. Shortly before biz death,
Richardson WAS married 70 the divorced
wife of Mcfarland By Henry Ward
Bsschsr. He gave bic wife, By will, all
bio property valued q some S30, 900.
Susan B. Anthony surssd . baby Tie
other day 10 the esrs, 10 manner which
brought tsars to every sys, Ne baby'a
included. ' '.t
An q member Of ~ Vermont Lssis-
latufe, p, n. Beattis, ID IN Jail for bar
s"I'dt> pt,it ..s'p.I ttIe' ."rt t.'
Cososstisua already reports 800 di.
voress shis ysar, with several counties "a
hear from. H4r'.H
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

We eopfiss that 70 can't figure ont
how they do T.. Radical Oopgressmsu,
on . salary Of Avs .thousAnl dellsrs .
year, live extnvagsptly, vidt Europe,
build pslatiak residences, become million.
aires. ooupt THAR lands By The thousaud
acres, and thai. beads BY the ten .thou'
sand. ,,.... a',tsg.
Chief Justice Scott, Of Maryland, DE-
eided, on Saturday, that the Emancipation
Proolaustioa wsi without authority and
vei1.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
Farmer asl sAs Brokers TAX.


Az article that sppsared 70 The Mis-.
sossi Rspsblisas . short tine since hss
LED aasy ssss he belief that dV farners
Who take their crops to market aud sell
shsa q ssail srs brokers, aud must pay
. brokers u. Of tss dollars." This 10 .
sissakss idea. 10 sspport Of which fact
~ herewith publish the original order,
sopisd stou "Ths Intsrnal Revenue
Rssssd sud Customs Jourssl," kindly
ssrslshsd % y Cspt. wn. Goose, Of 'Ai'
plses: G .','
';i rr.i OSyscn ~ IssSlxAt nsveIes,(
. ..a.t WAsniyesox, Nev. ., 1859.
sss. Yous letter Of lhs 4th inst., In
quirise .',f farmers who 10 70 market
tsoics |: week end cell their product from
the Surbstone sLong she market st any
place they esn Asd not already occupied,
shouid b regarsd % psodoos hDkors.
I reply that they skosld b regarded q
produce brokers, and required to pay
spseisl tax % such. I
Farusrs are exempt from special to.
When selling their produce st The p'ses
Of production or 10 the msoper Of ped
dIefs, bat selling at the market place,
even tbough different stand or station
10 takou every day, IL not selling in the
manner Of peddIor.
fhs farmer Who ID in the habit OF 30.
Inn to ths market place twice week and
seilins In the wsnoer above indicated
thus makes Il his business 90 to cell, and
should Be required to pay special tax 90
sordioely. ..".i
Very respectfully,
.. J. w. Dov0LAss, Act'g Coza.
DAn'L WO0DALL, Esq, Assessor,
Wilmington, Del.
It will te seen BY the two last para
grsphs that only those who make retail
iug at the market places regula: bust
,ess in connection With producing are
required to pay The tax % produce brok'
srs. This will as least bs relief to oul
farmers who occasionally bring their sur
plsa produce to town to sell or make
sheir yearly and semi yearly visits to th'
city market, II not to gardeners, who are
principally affected BY this decision o
The Internal Revenue Commissioner.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

The Senate judiciary Committee have
reported the bill ia the Georgia case, and
require that the negro msmbers,s hall be
restored 10 the Legislature. It 10 said
BY Georgians here that in view Of the
certainty q, this measure passing Con.
gress, the Legislature, when it meets on
January lst will restore the negro neu
bers, aud thus hy claim to immediat.
congressional presentation, FATHER thar
wait for tb" bill to pass. b.. the prss'
of The Stata 10 almost . Hsis in dssoans
ing ths measures lsokisg 70 reoysailsa
t,o~ =. . fI"E y. 20 go.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
McCiurs and lha state Times.

One Of the ablest Republican papers Of
the State, which was among the 6vst to
condemn The tsstsath soa prosc,iptivs
measures Of the Radical party, the 1t
Joseph Herald, in eosdsnaing the
"dogma Of eternal hate" that still PEI.
vadss quite . number Of its party papers
through ghout the State, draws the follow.
Jog just and graphic picture Of Governor
McClurg aud the Jefferson City Times,
which smacks of . more liberal spirit TAX.
ing possession Of that party. The Times,
Il must be remembered, 10 blatant R.d.
ical sheet that condemns every thing tend.
ing to modify the present mean and pro.
seriptivs laws Of our State: ..,f r..
But ths State timss 10 going to read
Tho Democrat out Of the party. ~ \ ~
Il says Of the Dsmocrta, "lst 1t gol The
Governor Of the State, seko ssvtaialy rsp~
resens As Republican parry, declares that
\ has already gone, and several Radical
|jourusls throughont the State oon6rm the
statement" The Governor Of the State
represent the Republicau party? God
forbid that such should b the csse
Wherein? Why hs 10 fdmbiing among
the castoff swsddline clothes q tho
psrty's infancy YET. Yes, hs 10, and has
: number Of sssoeistss fambling with
him. We'll lot them tumble. The Gov.
ernor has not GOT brains enough TO repre-.
sent the Republiesn party. No, nor the
StaAe Times either. liis ferte 10 undoubs.
sdly small epistles, and he had better di.
sses his brain yitally altogether in that
channel. II he docs not gsiu honor hs
will It least gain notoristy. In truth, NO
single msn, no psper, no clique, repre-.
ssuts cur pssty 10 Missouri, We arS sp'
psosehinga most critical tsrisd ID party
seairs. A crisis 10 neat. Question aud
issues, new and important, are Up for Sst'
isfaosoty solution, and they ~ cf . hind
that require men Of eaiibts 20 handle
Little mear must Atand aside. The ass',
buy must bs stoppsd+tAs animsl mus-
sled. The party's representatives. ere ye
10 be designated.' Let them Do ohoses
for their Intelligence; their moderation
their humanity their patriotism, snt
their honesty. Lst % ffown down n
childish sttemp,s u .disseveya.ion. tni
proseriptivs sppsals from ntrMdly intol
Grant minds. Let our press aud Publi'
men throughout the State discuss calmly
cautiously and oourtsously, The perpiex
! ing questions before %, that the part,
may b guided 10 unity, expsedsd j
strength asd led ~ . higher destiny .
glory and renowu. = - ,fi '.', ?I'.s
Good men through tAs Site look hops
fully to tho approaching session 81 th
Legislature for swise eosiidsrati9n Of th
sitsatiou. Ard they oil pray " d
, thro%tlsd, Stupidity Al the Oipital. l'''
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
Our Danger.

II cannot bs expected that q small
weekly Journal will discourse upon al the
measures that may arise IN the National
Lsgislsturs but occasionally there 10 90
outburst Of fanaticism that calls for the
condemnation Of oil good psople-.in-
lietivs measures that foreshsdow usurpa.
tion, and which should awaken the peo-
pie TO sense of the danger threatening
them. Such prsueditatsd plotting to
overthrow free institutions are the meas.
ares Introduced 10 Congress by the dem.
sgogues, Z. D. Drake, Charles Sumner Of
Massachusetts, and Lyman TrumbulI Of
llliuois-ueasures 10 throttle the Su.
prems Court Of the land.
This body has always been considered
. 90. equal power with Congress aud the
Chief Masissrscy, aud is especial pro.
vince to decide complicated cases inv6lv.
ing tho rights Of oitissus aud the consti.
tutionality Of all laws, whether emenat.
Ing from the Congress or the States. It
vas. indssd, the safe guard Of the peo-
ple's liberties; but Radical Infringement
hss dsstroycd its potency, aud as We
behold, little by little, its jurisdiction
eramped BY aspiring syrants, ws see our
free Institutions rscsdiug and the iron
fingers Of expressions closing more firmly
and heavily upon Us. .
What can be more dangerous to the
Hberties of . free nation than the body
snaoting its laws having supreme power
- decide upon the justice Of those meas.
.resP And yet this 10 what the bills
born Of The viudictive demagogues We
have named. abridging the powers Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, will
do. If passed. they viii take from the
Court oil Jurisdiction over such uattera
% Radieslisu most desirs' to keep bid
io tho dark dungeon Of ignorance, aud
leave 10 Congress the power to decide
upon the constitutionality Of oil msas
ures infringing the political privileges o
the people which it may enact Har'
ssnmsuces, or rather continues, the cen.
trslisstioo Of power W have been selliul
you Oh along was being forced upon NJ
There encroschnents must eventually, l
permitted to 20 on without some Just 10
ssrposi,ien, destroy what little Of rspuh
lieauisu 70 have, asd build upon th
,s;os dsspotism-an oligarchy. -
We may be accounted -progressiv
ssd timid for thus fearing the sncroach
mspts Bsing psds upon osr institutieus
bat II i ~ heasst fear. Our jealous
Of freedom pro.pu t.; sad every tin
ast Of its pviesiples 10 sbsssd, The ruiu
ofrspsblies bsfsrs osrs that have fslls
yiss to view. The ghost will not down
Lu. poiuts With ebastly sad fo'bodiu
vi.ags to what must surely cone q vsu'
patton. Itis time the people were 'isis
N .sasa and sending forth ery ssain
these isfrisgsnsnts Of our institution
IL there not some powerful mind With
The AaIls q Cosgrsss that will riss gian
Kks before these vindictivs tyrants vi
srs striving 70 overthrow our libsrtis
sud crush thon beneath tho weight
Duss motives and powssfal srguusst.
l6sssly, We need some such spirits
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Il 10 aid thss Ooagssss will usdeebt'
sdly vote general snusssy under, ~,
four,ssoth Anspdn,n.. EvsA Ben But
Ter declared, - oh,irn.a Of tie Recon
st.ucsion Counistse, that they wosit
bring 10 general psrdooisg bin just o.
soon a. the more important matters pend
ing 10 the committee vsro disposed Of
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