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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-29
L o CAL ITEM S, &c.


News OF the County and City.
The northern lights were unusually brilliant ON
Sunday night.
The new ship Sontag, Of Stockton is at Boston
loading for California.
Mcssrs. c. E. IIazeItme and b. Wggin have lust
returned from foray among the deer and trout of
| the upper Penobsco
The limerick Bank robbers having been indicted
by the Grand Jury OF Knox County were remoy-
ed To itorkand from tho itil in thi, city on Monday
They were ironed and attended by the same guard
that had watched them during their confinement
here. lichlied Will he defended by Hon. A. q
Jcwett, of this city, and Col Hiram Bills, Jr, of
Washington. ID. n. Mnrtmd, ESQ, of Rorkland
| appears for the others \. s. Rice, Esq. County
Attorney, will conduct the prosecution, with the
Attorney General. 1t is rreciitbe to Sheriff Gross
who has had the keeping OF the prisoners in charge
| that their safety has been well assured The
guard, MesSrS. Perry and Lamb OF Camden,
| Rogers, of Eockand, and the of Sheriff Calder
| wood, have exercised careful vigilance-and Sheriff
| CalderWood has had constant care for the keep
| ing Of his guests.
Cough, who stabbed 4 man in Rock,n,i. a week
or two ago, brought the Jail in this city on
Tuesday Ny Deputy sheriff Carkin. He is scntrn.-
| ed to nine months imprisonment.
The contractors, ON our r.,ilro.,,l ,,,,t ,,,o. MAJ,
10 yorl, ON crr.,,,l tr.,ins to ,vb,,, t,,- IlI, @
,ay will he nail If i fine hest v,orl. to b,l t
| chlorine, ua, SEQ disbursement
| An active. intrf-ont srnd reliabr. i,r,n. win, -lu
come well rt,,s,4t,,nrnf.I .lI, Gul .l,t,l,,yn.ni
travelling A.scu, f,r Tins t.,p,l Nr,,r f TN, ,ui
| Usher, 10y lctlcr.
! Iiserin,ir,,io., and ,..,..r,,1 ,,,,,.,... ,...
,.L. n. f., ,r.i,t H.. f,ll,,,.i,,,.
4 ..II.rin,, o..,.i., A. All '+,.,o,,.t,
hold goods | called ON Field & Mathews. and WIS
greatly surprised ut the extent and variety of them
stock which exceed, in amount any heretofore
brought to this place. They give good bargains
| can and see them"
r.rt rJY,rI sino,,t,,,, I,,. ,,.;,,.., ,.;...,.,
mission in tla arn,. ,n,io,. tI. ,,n,isio ~, A..
lnry l,w wbu,. alIn,,s =, ,,,ry ,,, to ,t,;ary VIII,
resign. Capt s. intends To enter upon the practice
of law.
/ ON Monjl, I'm. oni ,,.. ,,f tl,, r,st,,, Hans, az
ter Sabbath passed ~ meditation aud prayer, AMI
prrlait by all the soothing influences that follow
Ied IL, 1pproWhrI the ~tted c,liicc of Uuce
samuel en- the landing aJ the top uf the stairs
lh''r iNi"n~hrd eyes hrhrId garment of fine ant
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-29

Here is a Western Democratic conundrum
yet undertaken to answer: ''Why do the ma
tional banks have the privilege of issuing
their notes rs money, said notes costing the
people nearly or quite $2O,OOO,O0O a year,
when legal tender notes could have been is
sued for nothing?"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-29

NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR. The follow.
ing are among the nominations made by the Cover
nor at the last session of the Governor and Council
For the State. Gustavus G. Cushman, Bangor,
J. p. O.; George A. Phillips, Watervie, J. P. Q.
Joshua A. l.. Rich, fremont, to solemnize marri-
ages.
Hancock County. E. P. Spoford, Deer Isle
Notary Public.
Penobscot County. Edwin H. Mason, Lagrange
J. P. O.; George e. Chaplin, E. Orrington, J. P.
O.; Herbert Fuller, Bangor, j. P. Q.
Washington County. Samuel D. Leavitt, East
port, J. P. @.
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'The Belfast Journal having embellished its
columns with a grand display Of ROSTERS to crow
over the tremendous Democratic achievements at
the State election, feels rather crest-faen," &c.
Bangor Wing.
Probably nothing like our rooster display
has been seen, save the two column parade
of old cocks which the Wing appended to
its call for the Chamberlain meeting just be-
fore election How many members did you
say you got from Bangor?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-29

Both of the Republican candidates for Con
~ress in Minnesota are from Maine. Hon.
Mark Dunncll, the candidate in the first Dis
trct, was formerly State superintendent of
Schools. Col. John II. Ayerill, the candi-
date in the ID district, is II native of Mont
Vile and was merchant in Winthrop.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-29

The Presidential election is not very close
al hand, but il may he well to remind foreign
hom citizens, that if they wish to vote fol
President in 1872, they must take out their
fast papers before the first of November.
Tho Presidential election will be held on the
first Tuesday of November, 1872, and the
first papers must he taken out at least two
wears before the second papers are issued
We trust that this matter may be attended tc
at once Argus.
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Subscribers reqdested to take notice OF the
the coored slips attached to the paper 1t is the only
form of receipt now used For instance, Is May IS,
means that the subscription is paid to that date. When
new payment is made the date will be Immediately
changed to correspond and thus receipt in full sent
with every paper Subscribers in requested
to forward the sums due.
Ne sending money, state TIL POST OFFICE tc
which the paper is sent-as
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-29

The Belfast journal is big with ROSTERS Growing
nobody knows how for nobody knows what.
[Biddeford Journr
Certainly not over the defeat of John
Lynch.
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Senator Morton, Of Indiana, has received
the appointment of Minister to England, in
place of Mr.. Motley. The appointment was
Grants own, without consultation with the
Cabinet, and is a surprise to everybody.
Morton is mentally as well as physically dis
qualified for the position. He has had no
training or experience to fit him for the diff
cult duties of the place, is a weak man at
best, and is an incurable invalid and cripple
At the present crisis of public affairs in
Europe this country should be represented
by man of learning, diplomatic training
and experience. Instead of such a represent
tativc at the Court of St. James, we are to
have q man whose only claim to distinction
is that he has had some experience as Il wes-
ern politician and stump-speaker.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-09-29

The seashore of the state of Maine, following its
sinnesities, is upward of two thousand miles in
ieneih The length is direct line is only two hun
aTrd aud twenty-siS miles.
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The Ellsworth Americap says it has seen pri-
vate letter from Hon. John A. Peters, and he halls
from Brewer since the election.
Probably the Brewer is the one celebrated
in Burns song, as he who "brewed a peck
o. malt"
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Republican 9onr''al.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1870.
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President Grant is visiting Boston and vicinity
this week.
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THE FUTURE, NOT THE PAST.

Wendell Phillips, who often has very
torcible manner of stating general principles,
in one of his recent letters says-''A party
must live on present service not on laurels,
however well earned" The remark was
made to enforce his recommendation to the
prohibitionists of Massachusetts, that they
should quit the republican party, because it
is playing fast and loose, and usuing them
for its own advantage, without caring for
the advancement Of temperance.
The quotation we make from the letter of
Mr.. Phillips has q broader application to the
politics of the day 1t shows, as do the
elections that are taking place, that the re-
publican party must depend for success in
State and nation on what it is doing now, on
its daily record, and not on what it has done.
The past will care for itself. But the daily
cutlery of oppressed labor, the groan of the
overburdened taxpayer, are things which
no voice from the tomb of the past can stifle.
The party that bends itself earnestly to the
work of delivering the people from their in
tolerablc burdens will have their support
and the administration OF the government
in the future.
Theradical party has lived long enough on
a brazen assumption that no other guidance
could have carried the country safely through
the late war. No other party would have had
n war at all Its only hope of success in the
'"s"'' - IA l'~f','''e'1ns tn "l'o ~ INC
country that there is danger still from the
same causes that produced the late rebellion,
after slavery has been abolished, secession de-
stroyed, the war closed and the grasses of
five summers fallen upon the graves of them
all. We say those assumptions are brazen,
and doubly so when it is remembered that
some of the leading officials and cabinet
members OF the national administration are
men who lent their swords and their brains
towards making the rebellion a success.
The folly and weakness of this position was
fully illustrated in the late election in this
State. The democratic nominee for Govern
or, General Roberts, was Il gallant soldier in
the war--but no sooner was he in nomination,
than his brilliant war record was attacked by
the radical presses. Certainly he was as Bit
y,
nce for ConGtaS' in the Fourth District,
whom they always denounced The result
of the canvas shows that the voters paid no
attention TO the attacks upon either of these
gentlemen-they voted for them both as the
representatives of principle.
The people are no longer content to have
the dead issues and dry bones of the buried
past paraded as a means of influencing their
votes. They will question men and parties
concerning their ideas in the present and
purposes in the future. Can you reform the
expenses of government? Can you abolish
useless Offices? Can you reduce taxation
Can you improve business? Can you reduce
the tariff, and still provide sufficient revenue?
These are the questions the people are ask
ing. The party that by its record answers in
the negative must give place to the one that
replies "Yes--we have done all these, and we
can again"
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THE GREEK SLAVE.

fng LAST CoPY-ALETTER FROM HIRAM POWERS
Mr.. Henry p. Gray, President of the National
Academy Of Design, wrote on Thursday, to Mr.. Z. w.
stoughton the OF Hiram Powers last copy Of tho
Greek Slave" which is the way 10 this country
requesting that tho statue be exhibited at the Academy
before going TO his private residence Mr. stoughton
complies with the request and will order tho statue sent
from the ship by which u arrives directly TO the Academy
building adds. IN his note Of reply that Mr. Powers
employed upon this copy more or less for about
following letter on the subject from the sculptor him
sell:
"MR T.. W. SToUGHTos; As l promised, shall now
give you account OF the origin OF the Greek Slave
IL several years after being In this CITY, and while
thinking about some work 10 be commenced that
remembered reading Of account OF the atrocities
United by the Turks tho Greeks during the Greek
oluionwhch were finally put an end 70 by tho destruc
Russian naval commander whose name do not now re-
member During the struggle the Turks took many prison
girls, who were sold IN the slave markets or Tur.
key aud Egypt. These were Christian women, aud
1t ~ not difficult 20 imagine the distress and even despair
OF tho sufferers wo exposed TO DO sold 10 tho highest
bidders liut there should be a moral Ia every work
OF art have given to tho expression Of the Greek slave
what trust there could still be IN Divine Prov ldonce
present mingled with somewhat of for all fOund
her. sbo Is too deeply concerned to be aware Of her
nakedness IL IL not her but her spirit that stands
exposed and she bears It all Christians only can
Such an In the statue and In tho degree this has
been Recognized au satisfied aud happy to know
that something at least however small has leen add
ed by hands TO tho works OF aft tud that this
was the last repetiilo OF INC dieeh Slave oyer IN
duce another without first obtaining your consent I
will mention tit regard tho substitution OF tho regular
huhces for the rather ornamental than real chain IN
former repetitons OF the Greek Slave as decided
advantage since ~ distinguishes II FROM oil the Others,
aud is really mare TO tho purpose The figure on ths
account hardly 10 called repetition suoe II has
difference / renan, dear Sir truly aud faithfully years,
HIRAM PowERs."
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ASSEMBLY.


The House concurred in the Senate amend
ment TO the Utica Mechanics Association Dill anu nano
another amendment and sent 1t back to tho Son'o 'o'
concurrence
Relative to the American Baptist Union reiavo ~
ing The use Of old barrels for repackng sugar Hour ana
meal amending the new Capitoi act reia''o =" ''
militia bill. - -
Providing for the payment Of Wages 70 ,ha Roudout
and Oswego Railroad to increase ito rates OF IaIe no
iaye to the Brooklyn schools; to improve tne new
Lake Ontario Shore Railroad relative to the custody OF
money from tho sale Of certain lands IN HempStSsaa
amending the foreign insurance act relative 10 new
York Police Justices -,
providpp for amending the state Constitution rela-
tive to bribery elections. &C. Laid over ihat tno
Commerce Committee inquire what legislation y neees
ing on NowYork Harbor that the Controller OF brooh
report to this House otd ovep That the Commit
tee on Grievances Inquire into the arrest OF VIM ray
member from Ontario County as Wltne5s; anu u, h lie
being taken Saratoga In violation OF tho rights VI e
House. Adopted. ,,., A.. s,.o,
Committee favor of the resolutions for the removal or
reduction OF tho duties on tea conee sugar. raroao on
PN r. AiVORD, from the minority submitted written
report which he read recing the provisions OF al tne
tariff in the world and detailing their enect
upoa the Industry aud welfare OF the different people
He compared those OF Europe with ours and claims tlat
0irs is greatly advantageous TO the people he
argued in favor OF a tariff for home production and
against free trade. ,., .,.. D., r,osaov
The subject made the special Order LOT iuesuay
evening next -,
motion was made for the consideration OF the resoll-
tiops appointing Committee 70 attend the PeabOuy
funeral said Committee TO defray the expenses them
selves which carried.
motion was then made TO strike out the clause " re-
curing expense TO the state ,,,
Mr. HLVORD hoped the whole subject would be laid on
the table He would not DO second ~ any one IN honor
ing the memory OF this but ho could see no reason
for State OF New York taking any part IN the contem
plated ceremonies She had not received one cent OF MS
bounty. His beneiactions had been sectional local not
national He, therefore moved 10 Jay Tue resolution On
tho table, which carried by vote OF IS 10 a. Ad'
iOurncd.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. Al


Relative to the conveyance OF real estate be-
longing 70 lunaics to exeud the Waikiki Valloy Ra
road relative ~ te grading OF certain avenues Ia New
Utrecht
The stste Engineer sent In reply % tho resolution OF
the Senate, With regard 10 tho delay la Tue cOuH ouOh OF
the Oneida Lake Canal.
IniJs INTRODUCED
Amending the charter oil 1ae Ulster toIpif Saytrgs
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Sergeant OConncr series o Handsomely oDgiossed ANA
framed resolutions expressive OF their sorrow at tho
death VI thslr .gulIauder,
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