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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-05-19

We are indebted to Hon. John Lynch for q
copy of his able speech in the House of Rep
resentatiyes on the nth, being an appeal in
behalf of the needs of our decaying maratm,
interest. While we give Mr. Lynch credit
for his clear perception of the existing lamen
table state of our leading local interest," and
for earnest efforts in its behalf, we fear that
the relief demanded will not be realized
While we desire no party advantage at the
we see very clearly that failure of Con
gressional aid to the shipping interest will
go a great way towards effecting politica
changes here. The majority in Congress,
will be very Justly held to accountability.
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A SOUVENIR OF OLD TIMES. Some of our
readers may remember that we published last fall
an account of the discovery. near Newburg, New
York, of curious earthen vessel, buried in the
earth, and containing $50 Spanish dollars The
deposit was near the headquarters of Washington,
during the revolutionary war, and was probably
buried by some one connected with the army The
whole deposite of coin was purchased by Enoch
Carter, Esq, of Newburg, who presented several
of them to his relative, Mr.. Ryer, of the steamer
Cambridge, and Mr.. r. has presented one of them
to us. The date of the coins range from 1893 to
1872, and are remarkably clear and sharp in the
impressions they bear. The one in our possession
is dated l766, and bears upon one side the arrogant
design adopted by the Spanish monarchy after the
discovery of America-that of its crown above the
two hemispheres; while the ancient Pillars of
Hercules stand upon either side, with their motto
of "Ne plus ultra" reversed by omission of "Ne."
1t is curious relic, and suggestive of memories of
the Olden times.
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
COMMITTEE.

meeting of tho County Committee was held
in this city on the 18th for the purpose of appoint
ing town committees i'll such localities as were not
already provided for by election. The following
towns having; chosen committees at regular c:l,l-
cuses, no action of the county committee was call
ed for in their cases
Bclfast-W. II. Simpson, Abner g. Gilmore Thomas
W sd LotnGop John West sas. G. Whtten
E. Y Gilmore B. c. Smith.
Troy-I NJ Knowles, G. J.. Tyler, Batchelder Carrie.
ton, j. X. Parker, II. c. Philbrick.
In the remaining towns, where no elections have
been made, the committee appointed as follows
Brooks-Alonzo Roberts, Ebenezer Page, Wadron
Prime, Gideon Braley, B. R. Cram.
Burnham-Ezekel l. Doe James Braley William
Berry, A. Il. 1Idmunds, r. S. Doe.
Frankor o, % Treat John T. Rowe, Stephen Aus
FreedomNRobert Elliot Elisha Johnson, f. A. FULLER
Charles Glidden, p. Marden.
p Islesboro-Galvin " Sherman. F. r. Keller, James
Jackson--George T.. Wallace. Nj. S. Stiles, David
Boody S. G. Snow, c. Y. kimball.
Knox-James Higgins, Charles Elliot John f. Doty
Alex. Stevens, Freeman Wentworth.
Liherty.H. 7; Cove, Ezra Cox B. 2. Upham. Edward
Lincolnve-W. X. Duncan, Joseph +. Hall. W. IL.
Hodges, w, r. Mathews, John Carver.
loft, John D. Crowell, W. S. Plummer.
Montville-I. B. Thompson, David Norton, Amos W
Sproul, HARRISON wallace Leonard Cooper.
Morrill-Thomas Storer Robert Cushman Charles A.
Wiley, J. F. Thomas Ephraim Rowe.
Northport-F. A. Dickey james NJ. Stevens, George
A. Alexander, Alonzo Clark, David Drinkwater
Palermo-John T. Perkins, Eli Carr, James s. Gdden
B. X. Tibbetts, James Soule.
Prospect-John Libby, WILDER Grant H. D. Harri-
man, Albert, Hartman, w. IL. CHM.
Searsmont-Hiram Wing A. I. Mariner, NJ. II. Kclt-
Stockton-John w MIDGET, True Green Harrison
Small, John F. Bowen, William Cleayes.
SWanville-Miles Staples John Kimball, j. f. Gun,
bingham, james Harris. Marus Stevens
Thoradike-John N. Harmon, Eli Philbrick, A. w
Ward, Eliphalet Pease, N. A. Gates
Unity-Charlea Taylor, Eli Vickery Crosby Fowler
Amandar Racklid, John L. Psrkhurst.
Waldo Elbridge g. Burrin, William Ryan, Ichabod
Whtcomb, Job Clements, w. Davis.
Winterport-Thomas A. Snow George X. Sullivan
Charles II, Treat, Bidfied Plummer, G. K. Merrill
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EAST MAINE CONFERENCE

The Conference closed its session at Rockland on Mon
day last, The following appointments have been made
BANGOR DISTRICT, GEO. PRATT, PRESIDING ELDER
Brick Chapel g. +. Alien Union ST., W; "; Ms:sh
and West IIampden, Ammi Prince. Winterporf, A
Church. North Searsport and Monroe, j. H. Bennett
Detroit. Il. r. Thorndke Exeter, Stetson and Carmel,
W. b. Furlason East Corinth and Corinth. S. Went
worth Harmony, St. Adams and Pittsfeld to be sup
j.. Springer. Bear HILL Garland and Charleston, to be
Implicit R0T c. rac s.nss nd
Bradford TO be supplied brownsville, Williamsburg
and Medford TO be supplied Orono and Veaze, W. +.
Jewell Upper saltwater and Olamon to be supplied.
Mattawamkcag i. D. Mathews. Patten, J, Nov.
lyndon and Woodland, H. whitney whitney bridgewater,
sionteellow and Littleton to be supplied Houlton,
and Bancroft H. P. Blood. Topsdeld to be supplied.
RoCKLAND DISTRICT, c. DUNN, PRESIDING ELDER.
kockland, s. D. Wardwell- Thomaston, b. S. AIRY.
risndship and So wadoboro, M Rlshep Cushing
Valid ,boro, to be supplied. Union, N Marsh: Bristol,
Joseph King, Bremen and Round Pond, c. II. Bray.
sheepscot Bridge, W. Il. Brown. wiscasset, c. A.
rlnmmer. Georgetown, n Webb; We,stport and Ar
ooay ab 0pb be npped Southport f.
King. Woolwch X. S, Dixon. Dresden, ID. NJ. True,
Ens Piston and Whelield to be supplisd Piston
Vassaboro, Josiah Bean North Vassalboro and East
Nassaboro, &. $. Haskell. China, D.: r. Thompson.
be supplied. Searsmont and Appleton, f. NJ. Fowler
I.inconville, TO be supplied Camden and Rockport.
l., l.. Hanson George A. Crawford, Chaplain in United
States Navy, member of Camden I'd Conference
RocKPoEl DISTRICT, +. A. HELMEEnAusES, Pre-.
SIDING ELDER.
Rockport, G. Stone. Rockport Centre, II. II. Clark.
East Bucksport and Dedham, to be supplied Orland +.
w Hutchinson. Orrngton, l., c. Elliott. Centre and
South Orringon, S. 5. Crosse Searsport, j. W. Day.
belfast and Northport l.. p. French. Castne, Is. B.
Bryant. Penobscot and BrooksyilIe 0. X. Wilson.
Surry and Ellsworth, j. A. Plummer. Franklin and
Sullivan, j. A. Moreen. Millbridge and Cherryfed,
Is. NJ Mitchell. Harrington, b. +. StinsOn. Columbia
rails, w S. McKeer. Machias and Machasport, S. b.
l'ea: East Machias and Whitneyville f. Davis Cut
Ter, j. H. Bea PASSPORT, A. S. Townsend. Calais and
Princeton, I, B. Topper. Alexander, Crawford and
Wesley, c. Blackmer Mt. Desert, Eden ard Trenton
William Reed. fremont and Cranberry Isle, to be
supplied. Deer Island and Green Island S. l.. Hanson
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A BUNGHoLE CONTROVERSY The lager
beer makers are in Washington in force. pro
testing against the law allowing only one
bung-hole to beer casks. They say that good
beer can't be made in them The commits
sioner says Congress has legislated for only
one bung- hole. and if the brewers want
another hole they must apply to Congress fol
it. How the controversy will end, it is i'm
possible to say. What does Grant think
about it? Shan't VIC have a Presidential
message on bung-holes2
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A prominent European banker has been
before the Congressional Finance Committee,
with proposition to take the bonds of the
government for the entire national debt,
when funded anew, at four per cent, on
forty year bonds. Whether or not the propo-
sition be accepted. it will have the effect to
fix the interest at q rate no higher than four
per cent, which is enough for security of
that kind Let us have no more JAY Cook
operations.
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Portland is much troubled about the rail
road consolidation, and pervaded by a belief
that the interests of that city are in danger
A public meeting has been held, and sugges-
tons made that an injunction should be asked
for. or the Legislature called together. for
the purpose of arresting the measure. The
probabilities are that the natura seaport won't
be hurt to any appreciable extent. and that
with familiarity many of the terrors Of CON
solidaton will disappear
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For fear, probably, that the coming State
election will not be sufficiently lively, the
temperance men have issued u call for a
State Convention at Auburn, June 18th, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Governor
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ST. Louis, May II. AT o'clock this morn
ing the night express train on the Missouri
Pacific Railroad, which left Atchison, Kansas,
last evening, collidcd near Eureka, twenty
eight miles from here, with an extra freight
IRAN gong west. Sixteen persons were killed
outright, and twenty wounded. Two have
been taken home and will die. No names of
the sufferers have yet been ascenained. The
dead will be brought here as soon as the coro-
ncr reaches the scene of the disaster and
holds an inquest. A special train left here
early this morning with physicians and all
the nccessaries for the relief of the wounded
and the care OF the dead. Another train will
leave III noon. Both locomotives were COM
pletely wrecked and the train badly smashed
The collision occurred through misappre-
tension Of orders given to the conductor.
Hudson f. Bridge president of the road, and
Thomas Mckessock, are on the spot, doing
every thing to relieve the sufferers and 10
clear the track.
Most of the killed were persons returning
from Kansas to points in Illinois and Ohio.
Although many of the wounded are seriously
hurt, it is believed all will recover The
people and physicians in the neighborhood
were on the ground promptly and have been
lahoring necessarily. Augustus A. Fleming
ton, chief engineer of the Taboo and Neosho
i't't' - ~ l'oi'N' hiiiNu, bul III IlccuS
nation. A misunderstanding of orders was
made by the engineer of the freight train,
who has not been seen since the accident
Another train with collins for the dead and
comforts for the wounded has Just started fol
the scene Of the disaster
SENATORIAL INTERLOPERs. More than one
third of the members of the United State:
Senate are mere nterlopers, representing
nothing but themselves and the bayonets
which have thrust them into Congress. Eigh
teen of these are the direct fruit Of reconstruc
ton" and two more of the same sort are to
be added to them when Georgia has been
properly manipulated. Then there are the
fellows from West Virginia and Nevada,
States made tor political purposes, and the
demagogues from Missouri chosen by the
acknowledgements of about onc-half of the
citizens OF the State. Here are more than
one-third of the members of the Senate, most
ly carpet baggers, all elected by the bavonet,
and underline control of the President through
his patronage, who have power to control in
great measure the whole legislation of the
country. AS has been truly said, most OF
them are despised and execrated by the great
mass Of the people of the States which they
have the audacity to claim to represent This
is an intolerable evil which ouoht not IN he
submitted to. But how to get Rid of the in.
terlopers is the question. They seem to have
fastened themselves like barnacles upon the
body polite for term of years, and can moi
be shaken off except by political revolution
which shall sweep over the country and com.
bine all the genuine elements of sovereignty
against them, rendering their position SO un
pleasant as to induce them to abandon it by 4
general resignation. concord Patriot
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.
MORE NEGRO EQUALITY.


Mr. Sumner has introduced an important bill in
the Senate which, should ltbecome law, VIII place
the black man upon full equality before the law
with the white man. 1t provides that they SNAIL
not he excluded from any hotel, from the rooms or
tables thereof from railroad cars, STEAMBOATS,,
theatres schools churches or Jures ana tn;it they
shall have in all respects the same rlghtS anu PRIV
eges as are now accorded by law 10 tneW nite man.
This will place negroes at the dnng-table with
white people, enable them to occupy the same seats
at the theatre opera. lecture or church, and give
them the same privilege in Incorporated cemeteries.
This latter provision in regard to cemeteries
meets the approval of Carrot Davis, who says he is
willing to allow the whole race to occupy them
without delay. Mr.. Sumner says the passage OF
the bill will place the capstone on the great super
structure ofhuman liberty.
THE INCOME TAN.
The Ways and Means Committee had protract-
ed session on the Internal Revenue bill, the debate
being principally upon the income clause. 1t is UNI
erstood n majority of the Committee are in favor
Extending the exemption to fifteen hundred or two
thousand dollars. The Committee will probably
rrraal the taxes on sufficient number of articles
TO reduce taxation to about $40 100000.
A PROPOSED AMENDMENT To TAX L. S. BONDS.
When the new Internal Tax bill is reported to
the House, Western member proposes to offer an
amendment TO levy a tax of per cent. on the in
terest by the disbursng officer of the Government
before payment thereof to the holder, in the same
manner as is now provided by the Internal Revenue
law for the payment of taxation of the income from
railroad and other corporation bonds.
PROPOSED SUBSTITUTES FOR THE INCOME TAX.
A proposition is before the Ways and Means
committee to abolish the income tax and levy in
lis place tax of per cent. on invested capital.
STORM SQUALLS
An appropriation having been made of $4,000
for the expenses Of observations and reports OF
toms by telegraph and signals for the benefit of
commerce the northern lakes and sea- board, the
treasury is about to inaugurate the experiment.
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will please so state to the Court.
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Rand, the LIMERICK Bank robber, who took pas
sage in the steamer City of Richmond, from Belfast
on the morning following the robbery, and SO
adrotly fooled the Portland police, has been arrest
ed at Montreal.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,

The Democrats of the several Cities, Towns, and Pa
tations of the State of Maine requested to meet
Convention. to be holden at
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recently made by the Governor and Coun-
Gil
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Fountain Rodick, Eden, j. Z. O.
VIM. q. Mcdonald, Ellsworth,
Rufus Clements,
Amon T. Barker
kNOX COUNTY.
VIM. II. Titcomb, Rockland. J. p. @.
PENoBsCOT COUNTY.
Joseph 4. Baker, Orrington j. p. Q.
Ezra G. Brett, Odtown,
SilaS G. Hatch, Bangor. "
Frederick f. French. Bangor,
Charles Hayward, Bangor,
lienry +. Sellers, Bangor,
WALDO COUNTY.
Elias MilIiken, Burnhmn, bed. JUS
Daniel Billings, Wintcrport, Trial Justice.
Nnat Hills, Northport, j. p. Q.
Andrew j. Donnell. SearSmont,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
James A. Mliken, Cherryteld, Not. Pub.
seth W. Smith, Calais. P. Q.
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H. SIMPSON

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
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LETTER FROM BOSTON.
Correspondence Of the Journal.

FraiI Humanity--HighL ife--SaIe Of the proper
yo Marquis De Lousada-- mplimentary
Dinner at the Revere use--Weather--Fa ash
ions--various Items.
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The following appointments have been
recently made by the Governor and Coun-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE TURF
TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PAEK-A swISDLlNG
RACE.

TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PAEK-A SWISDLING
RACE.
Fleetwood Park is acquiring an unenyiable
notorety of late for the frequent trotng robberies
which have been peTpetrated there. The proprieors
have however at last perceived the necessity Of putting
stop fraudulent on Saturday last three
were announced TO he trotted. One advertised
purse and stake of S5O mile hea best three in FIVE, be
tween John Loyetts bay mare Lady Ross TO wagon; NJ
Bilngers bay geding Hiram, in harness. and John Mar
tins brown gelding Johnny Reb, wagon Lady Ross
the avorte before the at 800 TO $50 in pools
against the other two aud longer odds laid In
the outside betting. The first heat won 10y Johnny
Rch by short half length in 2SI after fne contest
long odds laid on Lady Ross after the heat had
been laid previous TO it, and were agery taken bv those
who were not in the "ring" Johnny Reb won the
second heat from the favOrite very easily i'm
2:3sl When poolselling commenced he was the
favOrite over the other two, but not long, for
Lady Ross suon resumed her old position, aud
although she had not won n heat, she brought sos
10 SIS the field Naturally enough, suspiciOn Of foul
play became strong and general aud they changed into
certainty when In the third beat II was seen that Martin
Johnny Ro driver pulled his horse tOa break and pal
pahv held him in for the purpose OF getting dis'anced
LADY Ross winning in 239 There was distance Judge
in the stand however the horse would have been slut
out The excitement Of the crowd at this plain attempt
at frand great and they loudly called the judges
10 put in another driver Martin warmly protested that
the horse 50 bad puller that he could not get him
down Weh ne roke' ana me mn 10
ceding plainly preventing his horse from winning, and
the judges proposed TO Ismoye ann a: ut Y another
insisted driving himself Lady Ross and Johnny Reb
bad each won two heats and the excitement as the
horses started for the firth and deciding heat very
high Lady Ross led 10 the threequarter pole. when
Johnny Reb closed and Tapped the at the draw
at this point Martin pulled him 10 break a. Ia allow
the get far enough ahead TO win, when ne set
him aCoing again. and so rapidly did he close The gap
that Lady Ross only won hy length in 240. The pre-
siding Judge, Darius Tallman, declared Lady Ross the
winner Of the race that all pools and hcts off and
that John Martin was ruled of the forever for
throwing the This last sentence received with
general applause.
Two other took place between heats but neither
finished three heats in each being contested with
out deciding the They were postponed until to-
dsy
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

from Iverpool brig j. C. Wright from Rio Jsneiro Arrived bns
Fmna frunBa baltimore a. -.
n scs Sue Ensow from Baltimore Northern Douhl
steamships detained by had weather.
s.yISSlH o. Dec -Arrved ship Southampton om Ner York
Cleared steamships Acadia Lyepoo g. W Lord for NeN YORK
ship Lillian for Cork orders bark 0daa for Lyeco schr Cor
doya, for New-York.
Also steamship Herman uvingou, from SewioIk sara
gossa from Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoypoxprRRy Dee 8-The steamship Corntsn Of the Allan Line
from Quebec has arrived
oSpoS Dee B-Tber steamship Herman from SerYOrt
for Bremen has arrived In Great Grmsley hurbor.
LONDON gThe weather and much dsmsge
ported shipping The steamship Union hss to pieces and total
Collins Cork John thrice driven back from
ship has Of Point Pmouih
das the Channel facing heavy squalls and head sin
from CaI for Sew.lork put into Teueufe
leaking would discharge Of her before prooecng
American ship Emily picked up boat containing the Of the Nor
bark Rusear. Liverpool for Philadelphia which came IN
collision .h CAradoe the carpenter eight Of e latter
are missing.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong Pure, and Rich Blood, Increase Of Flesh and
Weight, Clear Skin and Beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLLhD RESOLVENT

Ever, drop Of Spsrsn Resorent crMruns' through 70,
The ihr
body sh aud sound mna
Gniuar Disease Ulcers in the Throat hont
Tumon Noss Glands other Of the ptt-m Sore Bes
snd the forms Of okin Ds
eases Fnpon. scsd Head Ring Worm Salt Rheun
Bsrk Worms In the FLESH Tunors Cancers ~
Womb all Weakening and Painful schirge' Night sweat.
Of all os the Life Principle within TIE
curative range this wonder Chemistry and few dsyr
prove person either Of these forms of disease It's
becoming reduced
he decomposition continually Progressing succeed,
maief1sl
healthy blood and this tie S,p.sn vi" snd does secure cure 10
pnrtcatont
and diminishing Of repairs will be rapid
will feel himself growing better and stronger
sg better appetite improving and rh aud weight IL
ersSsIg
Not the slRSAPARILIAN RRSOLVENr excel all Known
the o Chronic Scrouous Const una and SKA
the ony positive for Mdney Bladder Inrhy,
and Womb Diabetes Drop Stoppage Of Water lnon.
Urine Disease Abumnuria and s where
there s deposits thick cloudy mixed with
white threads Ike white st there
bOus white
prckng burning sensation when passing water ADJ PAN
u e Smsl Of the Bach along the LoIns.
Puoe dollar per bottle Sold By Druggists everywhere
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
lAbpounoements

IT IS WELL TO GET CLEAR OF COLD THE
WEEK BETTER SAFER YOURSELF o,
IT rHB TRsr
praPosE Dr. JAYyEs EIPEcToRANr SOLD DEUG.
6IsTA
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81 Nicholas HOtcl-GOv. McCOOk ana the iIoIl'
n CbaIee Colorado: the Hon. Sidney Clarke OF ha y,
sas: the Hon. W. BrOSs Of Illinois; Mayor MSiu sait M
Omaha: f. p Ross Of Auburn, y. Y; D. w 1ount, tbe
IaEc civ and r. VI. Douglas, Private secrecy Us; ~
President - Westmoreand Hotel-Senator 1 Geo
Ssw-IIamp.hre - Albemarle Hote-Ihe heN. psV' ~
7 RIDER of Poughkeepsie. and Mark Twain. A - -
Iers Hote-The Hon. j. r. ParndgHs, gH,e o, w a. Dart
:, Cansui General al Montreal and CIarehI1 NM "
Geologis - Metropolitan Hotete Ta,1eS Hotel
JIaruendiug of Penn yam. \. \. - St JIona -
'rlc EsN DR. Fairhairn Of 81. stephens ra,,-
HIcvoori House The Hon Am1sa 4S o. E Woodbridce
,-,,,,t George Peabody Russell. salem, mass. Wy
Nm iEuan Tremau, and j. W. Van Nalkehouieu' NJ
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

4" DUSSIAN BRACE" SUSPENptES.
III lisa Nak lssz' a-nlss ss sss- sAI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

TIE LAST COSUNDRUM.-lf Jones pays $4,000
BOsdWav Brown 5000 for store
the Bower and both eel goods Of pcy tie manufacture,
which m "a sr TIE cheapest The will t with
81 NATCHg JEwEIIY,
sabE aid DIASOSD at i5J Bosery Brounest sew.Yo
J. II. JOHNSTON R0BSsOS.