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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01
Breaking up Legislation.


OH this subject says: Three times
within our recollection has a Legisla-
tive minority undertaken to obstruct
action b. resigning, to break up
quorum, AMI hitherto the attempt
has been signally rcbukod by the
public. Oue was when the Wing
members Of the Chic Legislature
resigned in 1912, to prevent the
Democratic majority from passing
Congressional. apportionment Bill.
The other was in New York in 1851
WI en- the Democratic State Sena-
tors resigned to prevent the enact
ment Of Statute designed 10 assist
canal improvements. On both these
occasions the resigning meInbers
were not sustained, and the battle
was won by those opposed to them
The New Albany Ledger, DEM
ocra.ic paper Of the Old School in or
der to cover up the revolutionary
course Of the res'gning members in
Indiana, and screen them from tie
infsmy that covered the members
from New York and Ohio in the for
mer similar act, says,
But there is no analogy between
these presidents and the late action
in Indiana In the New York and
Ohio cases, the question was one
which the Legislatures bad rightful
authority to determine. The pass
age of an apportionment bill was a
part Of the duties of the Ohio Gener
al Assembly in 1912. and the ques-
ton of canal appropriation is light
mately connected with every legis-
lativs session in New York. They
were questions which were foreseen
by the people rs likely to arise when
the members were elected, and there
was no justifiablc resson for sending
them back to the Masses"
This embarrassing of tho Ledger
fails to cover the action of the Indi-
ana members with the shadow Of an
excuse for their revolutionary Gets.
1t is apparent to the people that
proposition to amend the funda
mental law, is as likely to come be
fore the Legislature OF each State rs
that Of a canal appropriation or /
proposition to amend the usury laws
The people are bound 10 take notice
of all legitimate business that may
come before the Legislature, and
whether that question be directly at
issue before he election or not, we
are nevertheless bound by the ac.s
OF that body on all questions
which may lawfully come before it.
Were 1t not so, many OF our laws
would be null and void from the fact
that they have not been referred back
to the people for their ratification
Article 9Th OF the Constitution Of
The United States provides that
when two thirds Of both Houses
shall deem it necessary. shall pro-
pose Amendments and when rati-
fed By three-fourths of Legislatures
OF the States shall become q part Of
the fundamental LAM.
Congress in accordance with this
article passed the 18th Amendment,
and sent il to our Legislature for
ratification. 1t then becomes the
duty of ever member 10 act on
this measure for or against, and their
refusal to DO so renders them I'M
worthy The trust rercssl IN hem
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PARIS. March 26.-Several large public
meetings were held here yesterday. Three
persons were arrested for having made
seditious speeches.
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AG e T S l..

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General Agent .iroit sii,h. rssIy urss
A GARD
clergyman, nhilv residing IN seu;h trq-rica
missionary, discovered safe and si9s,pI- sn.s.
TOR tho cnrc "f Nervous wnakns>r Earis f,..s-
Diseases of the Urinary .rsi Scmlasi Organs. s,d
the whole train Cf disorder, brought on =; hsn.ss
AMI vicious habits numbers have b-.z ea4.s
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+. SHUTDOWN.

4 dispatch from Concord, \. H., of
yesterday, saws there has been .: heavey
snow Storm all day. The railroad trains
are all delayed, and the Montreal road
unite cl,siruc,c,i
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A Valuable Medical Book.

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sisrriaee. sent free receipt Of p cent?. .dre-s
the CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, - Clinton Place, n
Y.
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furnish all classes with constant employmenti their
homes, the whole of the time or Tor the spare mo-
mems. Bdsinsss new, light aud profitable Fiuy
CENTS to i've dollars preventing. Is easily earned by
persons Of either sex. aid the boys and girls earn
nearly a. much men Great Inducements are
rrcrvd thoss no will do vote :heir whole the
business. and. that every person who this
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urss for themselves. ] make the following unpaIal-
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h. G. ALLfN Augusta. Ne
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Our Agents viii be supplied With dr,licss ssft,
ofthe Machine, ia of scci pr.
escly ;aS same stitch made 10y ia. Sing, Wheeler
Wilson, Howe, aud Florence Machines. ]: hs.
the Vnder-icei. like the best Of hi, priced Ma
chimes, and Is the only lowrri ed shGttl. Nsehin.
in the market that Iva. This feed. W. are enahl.d 10
sell a first eisss SHUTTLE MAcHTSEa, very low
price, on account its Simplicity, AID conss1usnt
low cost of Manufacturing. in comparison wisb Cow.
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MUD&E'S
SHERRY!
RHUBARB WINE.
Medical Testimony,

We, the undersigned, practicing physicians. Ger
ufy that We have prescribed in practice. for In
past one, two and three years, Nrdge's America
Sherry OF f.hubarb Wine and that. for 'nsa.cissn
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a most valuable acquisition to our 'msieria med
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bus. Wisconsin, Oct 1s 1853. --..
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tiac. Ills. Ocf. 20. 1863
cs.s. TODD.
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liIQM0,C CATARRH SNUFF CURES
OOttltO ~ Diseases az tine sl-,i and Threat,
the woist forms Of CATARIlH! Druggists keel.
II; or, box will lie sent prepai by mail for thirty
cents, or four for One dollar, By ths rrupri- |
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uarded the prize medals mt the Worlds Fair, Lon
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Tragedy in ssiaii;l u 4 plaE:a

VI. F. y. HoFFNAS.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26

obnoxious rulers upon the people of the
South? Is such a course consistent with your
oath Of office, or do you call this a great NOR
al idea? But, Mr.. Boutwell,, though you have
thus prostituted the power Of your Office for
purposes of oppression. without the warrant
Of conscience or law, ii may be that you can
tell me by what authority you assume to pro-
nounce upon my political orthodoxy Who
constituted you the infallible hope of repub-
licanism? Who gave you authority to hurl
these political anathemas? Again, what
right had you to commit the Administration
to your policy? Have you TO learn yet that
you are onlya part of the Administration and
not the whole Of it9 Though your friends be
lievc that a monomana has seized your mind
on that subject and that you daily believe
yourself the State.
Very respectfully, LEWIS DENT.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26

The sold sorrcl' did Just more than hulr-
" lp TO the amazemcnt Of all hands she
shot ahead of the racer punch" kept the
lead easily, and came in the winner by 40
feet
Wen, wasn't that a sick crowd OF sporting
mon as the 's@recnhorn" received the $1,000
he had won9 Shouldn't wonder. And when
they rode away from the track yesterday
afternoon did they .cackle'' to any percep-
tible degree? Scarcely. The nice trap they
had fixed for the old man didn't catch him.
hut he worked ont his own little game most
beautifully.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26
The Bangor Wing continues to ask Us '.thcn

/ The Bangor Wing continues to ask Us them
hard questions" Here is one Of them
| Let us ask the journal one question: With the
Democrats of half the country in arms against us,
and the Democrats of the other half doing all they
could to the same end politically, was it reasonable
TO expect us to prevent their doing some mischief:
The Wing here puts forth the deception that
has often been asserted by il and other radi-
cal prints, that none but Democrats engaged
in the rebellion. 1t is entirely untrue. The
returns for the Presidential election of 1860
in the states that seeded show that Bell and
Everett received more votes than either
Breckenridge or Douglas-in fact nearly one
half of the whole popular vote in those states.
The platform of Bell and Everett was as
purely patriotic rs could be made-simply
The Constitution and the Union, and the
larger part Of the Southern electors voted that
ticket And the Southern people, rs u
whole, engaged in the war. There was no
apprcciable exception. This being the case,
how absurd to talk Of it, ''as y Democratic
rebelion.' Why not call ii a Bell and
Everett rebellion or h Constitution and
Union rGbclllOn' III was more properly the
latter. These men believed that they could
not have their platform under the rule Of Lin
coin and his party, and rebelrd. That is the
true statement of the case.
To 90 to the foundation of this business.
there was no need of the war at all. 1t
WAS forced upon the country by the criminal
folly Of the Lincoln administration. II was
the wicllodcst, cruelest, bloodest deed of
which any men We're guilty since the birth of
time. \ single iota Of craftsmanship would
have paciicd the country, saved the lives Of
two millions Of men, the woes of the manned,
widowed and orphaned, held back the mob
Of thieves from the treasury, the yoke of debt
from the nccks of the people, and kept us in
wealth, commerce, craftsmanship and prOWcSS
the first country on the globe What we are
in these respects, the Wing can look around
and see. That's our platform on the war.
Does the Wing understand it?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26

The Democratic County Convention ior the
County Of knoX met at the Bay View House.
Camden, ON Saturday, Aug. n, anlwa, callrd
to order by Hon. +. H. O'Brcn Of Thoma~-
ton, Chairman Of the County Committee.
The Convention temporarily organized by
the choice of DIR. Henry &. LrNrn~alcr, ot
ThomaSton, As Chairman, and Ahncr punto'r
| as Secretaries.
| Messrs Could Of Camden, Tory, of 81.
George, Watts, Of Warren and Fletcher, OF
Camden, Were appointed 4 Committee ON
Credentials, and they subsequently reported
that the whole number of delegates present
was GO, which report was accepted.
| The temporary organization Of the tonyrn-
ton was made the permanent one.
Mcssrs IIoWes, of Union, Kinney, OF ST.
George, Fish, of Hope, Crawford Of Thomas
ton, and Smith, of North Haven, were APP
pointed a Committee TO select Il County Com
mittec for the ensuing year, and the following
gentlemen were reported, and the report ar-
ccpted: Il. X. OBrcn, of Thoma>ton, El-
win Smith, of Warren, Il. p. Walker, of
Ninalhaven, j. F. Merrill of Rockland +.
&c. Fletcher, of Camden, GaIrn krcnr, of
Appleton, and s. II, Jackson, of ST. George.
Messrs Rice, of Rockland, Watts, of War
rem, Fletcher, of Camden, Walker, of Ninal-
haven and Alden, of Warren, were appoint
ed Il Committee on Resolutions.
Adjourned to , o'clock p NJ
AFTERNOON
Messrs. Rice, of Rockand, Alden ol War
rem and Heating, of Appleton, were appoint
ed a Committee to receive sort and count
votes for 4 candidate for Senator, and having
attended to that duty made the following re
port:
Whole number Of votes thrown 80
Necessary 70 4 choice %
PhandcrJ Carleton, of Camden had 36
R. S. Torrcy, of St George, had II
Scattering ;
and Mr. Carleton was declared nominated
| The ballot for a second candidate lnr Sena-
jtor resulted a. follows:
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1869.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26
Serious Fire in RocklanI.

A fire broke out at o'clock on w conesday
morning, among the lime kilns ut kockland,
and burned furiously in the high wind UNI
til afternoon. A great many kilns, sheds,
&c, and Il great deal of wood and other ma
tcral was destroyed. One vessel was burned.
The loss will exceed $4,000. Among the
losers are William Wilson, Whitney & Co.,
j. w. Hunt, VIM. Mcl.oon, and Wheeler.
We are indebted to the operator of the West
ern Union Telegraph for the fact.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26
FOR GOTERNOR,
Franklin Smith
OF WATEREILLE.

WALDO COUNTY NOMIN NTIONS.
For Senatols-ADAMS TREAT
EZRA COX.
For County Observation-Disclosures +. WALLACE
For County Trelsurer-EDWlN SALMOND.
LINCOLN CorNrY NOMINATIONS.
For Senator-pAN!EL L. IIU1CIIINGS.
For County Observation-Disclosures MUIIIGAN.
For County Treasurer-JAMES TAYLOR.
KNOX COUNTY NOMINATIONS
For S,nttors-PlIILANDERJ J. CARLETON,
RUGGLES S. TORREY.
For County Cominissioner-ABNER DUNTON.
For County Ircasurcr-GEO GORGE w. BERRY,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26

Mr. Roberts, of Stockton. in letter to the
Ellsworth American, says that in our COM
mcnts on his demonstration in the Republican
State Convention, we expressed surprise
'.that 50 small Il mouse should have stirred
up such muss" Mr.. Roberts does injustice
to himself What we did say, in comment
ing on the explanatory speech of Mr.. Roberts
was this
''rhcre was a laugh among the spectators At per-
ccving how small mouse the radical mountain
had laborcd TO produce
A little reflection, we think, will convince
our earnest opponent that he was not himself
born of the occasion, and that his speech was
therefore we alluded to the latter as the
mouse. When we have need to classify the
orator of that OCCASION we shall make him u
rat, at the very least.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26
Pendlcton'S nomination is not pleasing to all tn
New York Democracy. Bangor Wing.

Pendlcton'S nomination is not pleasing to all the
New York Democracy. Bangor Wing.
We should rather not take the Wings word
for that If the assertion be true of any
one New York Democrat, he must be Il very
forgetful or Il very ungratctul man, When
Seymour was nominated, Mr., Pendleton tele-
graphed at once, offering his services for the
campaign, and no man labored with so much
zeal and efficiency. And likewise it might be
suggested to that New Yorker that the Demo-
Gratis of Ohio are perfectly competent TO select
their own candidates for State offices and to
elect them. They don't like that New York
Should dictate to Ohio any better than that
Grant should override Virginia,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26

Hon. Ebcnezer knowlton, of Montyille,
says in letter to the Prog. Age, that he don't
90 for IIichborn He is satisfied that hatred
to Gov. Chamberlain, and intensified OPPOSE
ton to capital punshment' are at the bottom
of the new movement. He sticks to the
General, not that he loves IIichborn less, but
Chamberlain moro. We agree with Eben on
the capital punishment idea, and have never
ceased to approve of hanging since it so APP
propriltcly rounded off the career of old
John Brown. 1t might have been awarded to
other members of the party with benefit to the
country.
The Dent letter, published today, is eN-
cellent reading. In the line of verbal stab
bing it beats .Junius. The Democracy will
read il with admiration for the political and
personal vim which it cmbodics, mingled with
satisfaction at beholding the widening split in
the foundation of the radical structure, the
sure evidence that '-Saan's kingdom is tumb-
,ino down"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26

The new Court House at Bath, a beautiful struc
ture, was dedicated last week. An address was
made by Hon. Henry Talman, which was respond
ed to by Judge Dickerson. Thirty years ago, Judge
y. studied law in Bath and in his remarks called
up some very Interesting "reminiscences of the days
gone by.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-26
KNOX COUNTY CONVENTION.

w. J. CoLrl-EN, I Strawberries.
O. {. CAMNETr, !
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REPORTER. And what is your opinion con-
corning the tariff?
Mr. PENDLEToN. | would reduce the tariff
to the lowest possible limit consistent with the
collection of sufficient amount of revenue
for IN economical administration of the Gov
eminent 1 see that our worthy Senator Mr..
Sherman says in his speech at Canton last
Saturday, that he does not know the difference
between the tariff for revenue and the tariff
for protection. | would advise him to read
this present tariff, for which he voted, and he
will there see that the packers of fish in New
England pay nothing on the salt which they
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-27
THE CHARLESTON NEWS. toNrAY DEcEmBER o. 1869.
nctal,' and that with his influence hc can

metal, and that with his influence he can
' make big thing out of it. II i:a great
pity that Mr.. wimpcy (vhosc seat is con-
'tcsted) is not member Of Congress-
Thus "aily docs Greeley f,u, M the
southern loyaists, iout anl iccr at the
shameless rcncga'ics, WHOM, h:, with Co!i;.x
AMI Richardson. and Mr.. Ca'hurn and AIrS.
Mcfarland. and liccciicr al,l Frothinglain.
have nude the legislators cf these States, or
the members Of the national Congress llnl
hencciorih Brown and Biod"ctt. and Nackcy
and Moses. have Il hold upon Greeley q Co.
They can say. stay youg Ii lis. gentlemen
we are all playing tho same game and We
need not Interfere with each other; wc arc
ail tarrcd with the same stick and We need
not h!ackcn each ether: we :,u live in glass
houses. and We nrcd not throw stones al
each other; We I'LL form one party, and
from the crown OF the head to the sole d
1.-The foo, there is no SoundnrsS in it. bu
''only wounds and bruises and putrciyin.
sores"