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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14

How IT HAPPENED.-The Lewiston Jour-
nal says the causes of the Republican loss in
Lewiston are various, and can only be under
stood by persons residing there. In the first
place the unfortunate controversy over U. S.
Senator created a bad state of feeling. Then
the serious quarrels last fail and last spring
perpetuated themselves. The position of
Roberts in favor of "license," did much to
bring out the vote of a class of men for him,
who are always ready to stand by the liquor
traffic. Hundreds of Republicans remained
at home in disgust-not half of the Republic
can vote was cast.
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y tate n ews.

ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY,
The Adventists are holding camp meeting
at Mechanic Falls
The Lewiston Journal says Hon. Reuel
Washburn Of Livermore, was lying very low
Sunday night with no expectation of recov-
cry.
Rev. A. H. Heath has resigned the pastor
ale OF the Auburn Court Street Free Baptist
Church, to take effect on and after the first
Sabbath in October.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Joseph e. Davis has been appointed Post
master at South Freeport. vice Charles Bliss,
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
On Wednesday last, while Ex-Governor Copy
was at Bangor, he was taken yery Suddenly
WIN severe attack of what was sunnosed to
be G. DIGESTION of the lungs. He was able to
reach Augusta on Thursday, and has since
been in very critical condition Last evenir
his condition was more encouraging.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
son of Mr.. Charles Sargant, Jr.. of George
town, aged three years and two months. was
drowned in that town last Friday.
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IT is rumored in Saco and Bddeford that
Messrs. Skinner & Co., owed the Pepperell
Manufacturing Company about 100000 and
the Laconia Company 100000, and that the
firm cannot pay over so per cent of its indebt-
edness, if it does that. Quite little excite
ment was produced among the stockholders
in that vicinity when the news was promul-
gated. The liabilities of the firm are stated to
be $4,50O,OO0. Outside investments in South
ern railroad stocks and depreciation in value
is supposed to be the cause of the failure.
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M ARR N T. N EWS.
PORT OF PORT LAND.

Tuesday, Sept. Is.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport tor Boston.
Sch Day Star, Brl Davidson, Halls Harbor, Ms
wood Tor a market.
Sch Alma, tBr) Copp, st John, NIB wood for q
marker.
Sch Geo o Parker Hclbrook. Boston.
Sch Chowan, Godthwaite, Saco.
Sch Medora, Lyman, Mt Desert.
CLEARED.
Sch Acorn. tBr, Smith, Cheverie Ms.
sch Sedona, tiOlbrook. Philadelphia.
Sch Sargent, Sargent Sedgwick.
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We are under obligations to our friends in
this county for their promptness in furnishing
us with returns of the election, whereby we
are enabled to give this morning complete
vote for every officer, including the votes for
the respective candidates for representa- yes
in the legislature
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14

YESTERDAYS argus was greatly excited
over the returns. The display lines and big
cannon excited in the breasts of the faithful
the liveiest anticipations of a glorious victory.
1t was supposed by those who hadn't previ-
ously heard the news, that such gorgeous
display of big type and "picters" must preface
detailed account of how the Democrats had
captured the State and elected governor
five representatives to Congress and MAORI
ty of the State legislature. But the figures
obstinately refused to satisfy the require
ments of the head lines, and the disgust of its
readers at finding out the exact state of the
case can be better imagined than described.
1t was big boo for small calf
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The YORK COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
Republicans of York county are under obli-
CATION to Edwin B. Smith, Esq, of Saco for
editing sheet with the above title for cra-
tuitous distribution throughout the county
just prior to election. 1t proved a powerful
and effective auxiliary in the campaign and
acted as an antidote to the poison dissemina-
ted through the columns of the Union and
journal. The articles were written in the
VIGOROUS and graceful style characteristic of
~. nc" author, and the paper was well worthy
=: 40 compliments so generally bestowed upon
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN ERANCISCO-Ar 18th, ship Tecumseh, Spar
Sid Alb, oaraue Monitor, Emerson. Humboldt.
PENSACOLA-Ar I'd, brig Almon Rowel, Nichols
Matanzas.
ca 3D. orig Maria Wheeler. Wheeler. New York
JACKSONVILLE-Cld 9th. schs Anna Leland
Bennett, New Haven; New Zealand, Cook, i'm New
York.
ar 7th, sehs May Morn, stetson, and Chino. Lam
FERNANDINA -Ar 5'h, brig liza, Patterson, from
Natanzas
Ar 9th sch " Jones, Lines, New York, land cid
MARYs-Ar 29ih, brig M A Berry, Hillman
Cardenas.
CHARLEsToN--Cld 9th. sch f G Knight, Meal
RICHMOND-Sld 18th. barque Arletta, Blanchard
NoRFoLK-sld eth. brig Rocky Glen, Dorr, tor
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Ar 18th, barque Emma c
Beal, Bailey. Calao. tor orders.
ALEXANDRIA-Ar 10th sch VIM Flint, Post,
New YOrH saud cid Tor Boston.l
BALrIMORE-Cld 10Th, brig g Merrman, Clio
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 10th, sehs E Conant
Gerrsh, Wiscasset; David Ames. Ames. Boston;
MARTHA Davis Robinson, Smyrna; Martha Mich
OILS Nichols, Cambridge: Congress, York, Salem
David Col ms. Townsend. Portland.
Ar lot"; br,ss belmont Locke, Croker, Bangor;
Eta M Tucker: Tucker; Bath; Morancy. Evans,
Saunders, do; j n Lane, Shute do; schs Oriole Ba-
ker, Gardiner Curtis, urtis, and Acora Denni-
son, Boston; Ontara, spraguc, do; Onward, Bunker
Cid 10Th, ship Gold Hunter Freeman, Antwerp;
schs Campbell. Smith, tor Cambridge, Gen Connor
Part dge, Newburyport.
Ar 18Th, scbs George Deerins, Willard, Portland;
Sea Queen, do.
CD l2,h, sch John somes tor Portland.
Sid 11th, ship Csstine, Tor Antwerp.
NEW YORK-Ar nth inst ships Sovereign OF
the Sea, johnson, Liverpool; Rival. Doano. DO; bark
paio Alto. Tenney, London; Sharpsourg, Conant,
Troon, 80 days; Lucy Frances, Upton. Glaze Bay:
brig Peri, Perkins, Cow Bay; Marshai Dutch. Tulu-
adde " Bro, Merrill, Cow Bay Bell, Chi'ds, from
Machias; Walter q Hal, -al, Roc land, r Hodg
don, Hall. do. Paran, Clark, Machias; Mndora,
NEW HAVEN-Ar 11th schs Izetta. Smith, Jack
sonvilIe; M A Mccain, whitmore. Bangor.
-pROvlDENCE-Ar i1th, sch Breeze, Bartlett,
Sid 10th, sch II W Benedict Bighee> Portland.
WARREN-Ar 10Th. sch Fairfield. Verrill, Port
johnson
NtWPORT-Ar 18th, sch Elvira, Guptill, Machias
c 4 Heller, Mitchell. Bangor.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar nth, sch Neptune Robin
son. philadelphia tor Boston, in distress.
HOLMEs' HOnE-Ar 10th, secs Ably wssson.
Wass'n, and Pearl smith, Ron' 'eut Tor Portland;
Maria Foss, Hoyt, Port johnson tor 10.
Ar 1ltb, brig Antilles, Thestrup lIosoken Tor Port
land: schs Grand I land. Mcintre. New YORK. Tor
do; Mary Louisa. Sn'p on, Newburg tor do,
fOsT0N-Ar 18th. brig Glendale, Meintyre, Lon
don; schs Nictous, Strout Millbridge; Dexalo IIg-
gins Bangor; Cocheco Merriam Rockport; oregon.
Handy, kockland; A Cutting, Weess, Bath.
Murch. Mach as; Senator. bonsey, do; Josephine,
Med maid fremont Addie Curtis Kennebuuk.
CID 18th, schs Slack Bird, Nutter, and 3 Harris
Qurnan, st John, NIB via Portland.
Virginia. Wakefield, Steuben.
SIMULTANEOUSLY nth. acbs NJ L varney,
Durham Bath for Haverhili: Alnomak, Tate, Rock
land TOR do.
POkTSMOUTH-Ar 18th inst, scbs lindsey,
Crockett. New York; Chattanooga, Black. Philadel-
phIa; MOrea, Rockland.
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In accordance with a vote of the Directors of the
Portland and Ogdensburg r. r. Company at a meet
ing held Sept. 1, 1870 hereby notify the subscri-
bers the stock of said Railroad that an assess
meut of Five Dollars per share has been laid op
said stock, due and payable on the Fifteenth
day of September inst, at the Treasurer's
Office, corner of Middle and Plum streets.
AUG. E. STEVENS,
Treasurer P. & o. X. r. Co.
Portland, September Z, 1870. sepstd
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Mr.. Butler of the Biddeford Union was
SO very jealous in issuing an extra before the
election that we supposed he would be equal
ly Jealous after the election and give us an
extra with full returns from the LIST district
If he did issue such an extra it has failed to
come under our observation.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bachelors Hair i've.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable in
Simultaneous; disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
gfss the hair soft and eautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, I6 Bond stN.Y
June 3-1s70sNdIyr&w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

SD TN Ieghorn 18th ult, brig Eaton, Reed,
Philadelphia.
MaIaga-In the Roads 23d nit, barque Mary Ed
son, Howes from Bo ton for Tarragona.
Cid at Havre 26th ult, barquss homeward Bound.
Gilmore, Newport and United States; Andaman,
Oti., Cardiff and do.
sid i'm Cuxhaven oath ult, ship Nimbus, Kelley,
England Tneobod, Theobold, do.
Cid at Gottenburg 10th ut, brig Lizzie M Merrill.
FaInsworth United States.
Ar at Dantzie 26th ult, brig II Sibley, Colson,
New York.
At Bristol 29th ult, ships Success. Chase, and Nun
GUAM Dormo, ms, Tor New Orleans; brig Lie
tioughton, Norton Tor Matanzas.
Sid FIN Cardiff 18th ult, ship VIM Cummings. Will
SON for New orleans
At Tenerife Aug 80, brig E Fl Rich, Hopkins. from
Satilla, Ga. ~
At punta Arenas Aug 26, brig Kitty Coburn. vii.
son from Cailao. to load Tor do at SIS.
Ar at Honolulu 18th ult sch Ward j Parks. from
Novo River. W
Al at Valparaiso July %, ships NJ Davis. Koop
man, Antwerp; 29th, Cosmopoh,e. Small Callao.
=, ar at iaiiao July 20 ships Moravla Paiten from
brunswick; Both, Pacific Blanchard, Guanape, nd
80 Aug for Engand); Edw O'Brien Oliver. New
aerk; Aug 3, Canada, Humphrey, Monteyitleo. and
Cardiff " ieio"S'
SID Aug I, ships Washington Libby, Cousins, for
S 2; francisco; 18th, st Mark Wood, Guanape sth
matter horn, f azcr, do
Liverpool
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14

JoUvENs KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale BY all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr2e-d1y
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
FOR NALE i!
The Elegant Residence of Chns. II. Breed
late of Portland, deceased.

CITUATED on Spring Street, No. 1872, in tie west
- ern part OF the city.
This rs three story brick dwelling house and ell
Thoroughly finished with the best OF materials, fitted
with all the modern conveniences, including gas
steam apparatus tor heating, hard and soft WAFER
hot and cold water in evtry pat of the house, bath,
ing room, &c. The walls are trescoed and painted IN
oil throughout the drawing rooms not surpassed nv
any in the city for elegance and taste and The dining
room finished in solid black walnut There il q
fruit trees of different kinds, making this one OF the
finest residences in this city. 1t desire mart of
tue price can remain on mortgage Fer further par
ticuars enquire of JOSEPH A. LOCK r
Executor. "A Middle corner Exchange street.
aug6dttsn
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
The Lewiston Journal saws:

The election of Lynch in the first district is
a splendid Republican triumph over strange
alliances. and deserved compliment to Mr..
Lynch's ability and fidelity.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
The vote in this district is as follows:

'7'"'5 ''h VII LynCn, I5y0.
Inc towns to be heard from are Acton, Linn
erick' Newheld, Parsonsfed, Shapleish and
South Berwick, which in 1853 ooyo N,r
nynen iiSi, and Mr.. Shaw 114s. The major
ity for Mr.. Lynch we think cannot be less
than 1900 1853
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
A Gard,

MR.. MENARD, of Boston, will be at the U. 5.
Hotel 10 take orders for Gentlemen's Clothes, on
Thursday the 18th, and Friday the 10th, from to
O'Clock and from to o'clock each day. He will
pleased 10 show sampls and take measures for any
Garments which may be wanted. sep13sn3t
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14

Or 1914 in the second, third fourth and
fifth districts, an average majority of 3,S7s.
The republican majority at this election will
not exceed, and will probably fall short of
1000, which would give $500 or an average of
1876 in the second, third, fourth and fifth dis
tricts, a falling off from The majorities of 1868
of more than 90 per cent, while the falling off
in the majority in the first district is less than
30 per cent. Pretty well for the doubtful
district
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NJ MEMORANDA.

Bardue Sharpsbnrg, IF Stockton) Conant. at New
Yors from Tr0on. had westerly winds up the Ranxs.
and from thence light winds and Gains; 81 inst, lat
43 20, Ion 81 40, encountered a hurrica from ESE
to SW. lasting Is hours, lost topsails, &c.
Capt Small and crew, Of brig Sharon,f ON Portland
for Caledonia, before reported wrecked on Goose
island Lodges, arrived at Halifax sth inst. The brig
went to pieces soon after s. iging.
sch Paran, Clark, from Machias, arrived at New
Yors 10Th, with OF boat and $1,000 lumber of
deck.
Sch Neptune. OF Machias, from Philadelphia Tor
Boston, towed in to New Bedford 10th, with loss
OF head gear, SC. having been in co ision.
Brig Machias, Foster from New York tor Alicante
returned TO New York 18th inst, with loss o. topmas's
and slils bulwarks and ieaky. having encoun.
tered the gale of the Sd in lat 80, Ion g..
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
INVAZIDN.

Especially Consumptives, will find the water and
baths at the CONGRESS SPRING, Congress Hall,
Sheldon, VT, under the care OF Dr. s. S. FITCH, of
ia Broadway, New York, one OF the best curatives
OF Throat, Lung. Stomach, Kidney and Skin Diseas-
es RbeuT atism and Cancers. A cure usually effec-
ted in four to sixteen weeks Climate life-gyng.
better than Minnesota Florida. Congress Hall,
the excellent hotel, open all the wear. Board excel
lent and cheap. For part culars, references ard
rooms apply personally or by letter to S. S. f.
CARLISLE, Congress Hall, Sheldon, Vermont
aug20eod Pm sn
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SPOK EN-.

June 49, lat6 40 N. Ion 81 10 T., ship Oneida, from
hangoon for Falmouth. e, IS days out.
July "a, lat 10 8, lon SO 20 w, ehIp Cleopatra. I'm
Liverpool for Calcutta.
Aug 1s, lat ~ Al, lon IS 10 w, barque Endeavor
rom Antwerp for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.

The following is the official vote for Cover
nor. Representative to Congress, Senators,
Representatives to Legislature and County
officers in this city:
For Governor.
pSRO 1870,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14
Farm for Sale,

SAID Farm 10 very pleasantly situated on the
y Upper Ridge, in Brieton. one mile ard half
from North Bridgton Village, where there is
Chureh and an Aead my 1t contains tiIy-one
OF excel snt land, divided into ilage, pa
and woodland. Nearly ali The fences the veTy
6s.t stsne-w>l; never taiDg water N the pasture;
a large quantity OF excellent muck; fields smooth
and well clear sed OF stone. Between sixty AID
seventy grated apetrees in bearing condition. and
an orchard OF nearly one hundre young trees; pear
plum and cherry trees in the GARDEN Sd an aDun-
dance of Strawberries, curfanis, gooseberries and
raspberres. The buIlInss are neatly new, good
style, and very convenient The house Is a story
sud hall, 1924 with AN L 45x2n, which CONNECTS
with The barn ! he house nicely finished and
painted inside and out and has green blinds. One
of the best Ut collars under the whole main house,
stoned with split stone. The L aims pnmp
rom, wood house, carria =, house and grarnery The
bal Is 40x40, rouble boarded throughout aud well
finished, an extra cellar under the wuoe barn, so
uu1er the carriage house tor b gs, both stoned with
split stone. never failing we'd OF excellent water
the house, conducted by 81 uts to tue barn ceior.
A COED week hop 1lx20. The crops wi he sold
with the place il desired. For further particulars
enquire on the premises of
3lwLt A. Nj. q g. II. RICHARDSON.
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To LET,

To Let.
DOOMS with Board.
II, ST aug22dtf No. CO Free 81.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14

scattering-Ward l., /; Ward 4, 1; Ward 6, 2;
total 4.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14

Scateripg-For County Attorney, Ward 4, 1; Ward
7. 2: tota s. For Sheriff, Ward 1, +. N. Perry had
ii; Ward 8, Ward T. 1, and E. N. Perry IA; total
70.
Comfy Commissioner and Treasurer.
n:cc,o
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-14

county Commissioner and Treasurer.
Commissioners. Treasurer
! ! 7 ! !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10

fore used by tho American, National
and Continental Bank Note Companies
in the printing of Government stamps
and money bonds. The Secretary has
requested Senator Thayer to act as
chairman of q committee to examine the
contents Of the boxes and compare them
with the schedules Of those furnished by
the bureaus of Bngrousing and Printing
and Internal Revenue. They are to be
taken to the navy yard and then melted
in blast furnaces.
The Banking and Currency Committee
have subpenaed General Porter for to-
morrow.
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee
to-day agreed to report favorably on the
proposition for q joint committee on
Indian Affairs A
The select committee on Decline OF
American Commerce have nearly COM
pleted their report. They will recon-.
mend drawback on all ship building
materials and repeal of tonnage duties
on American vessels.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
A CARD FROM COLONEL JACOB
THOMPSON.

We publish the following card, adj
dressed by Colonel Jacob Thompson to
the members of the Cincinnati bar, which
saEciently explains itself. The other
statements E.ea.s previous cannot be
given by as for want Of spaces
To the Members of the Bar OF Cincinnati:
Moys than two weeks ago / saw 10 the
New York Times what pHrported to be
extracts from speech Of Judge William
Johnstoa, OF Cincinnati. before the bar
Of lhst pity. rgpou The lie, service and
character Of Edwin II. StGIion.H felt
unwilling to act upon this newspaper re-
port withoul fret aseertaining from Judge
Johnston hiasslf &c to jts correctness, !
therefore addressed him peiits isttef,
asking him if be was correctly reported.
Nv friend, TO whom / inclosed the letter,
informs me that be searched for Judge
5osnsla9 liz Cincinnati, snd be was not
70 be fosnd, aEs tLet he aorld not learn
when he would return to thai CITY. After
the lapse Of 90 long time, and Judge
, Johnston does not correct the report Of
his speech, / an bound to presume lis
sorrectness; and as be is absent from
Cine, mast bit one course is left me, and
that is GO aSpss, u.Soazb the press to the
same audience be addresses, Conscious
OF the integrity aud fidelity with which !
DISCHARGED every duty while 10 the service
! Of the United States, consider myself
forLsasie in having such an audience,
for there Is 40 class Of ciiiz sns 80 free Of
prejudice, so ready 70 bear, defend and
maintain truth and honor, eEd into
Ehose hspds | would 50 cheerfully COM
nit sy fspHtstion as into those OF the
members OF tsG baE,
In Judge Johnson's speseh lie took bis
own course 10 present the character ct
Mr.. Stanton. To this lake no excsp-
lions. But. under the division Of Blu
chsnan's c ,binet" be introduces my
pkze, aud then ! have a right 20 com
meni. ia epesking Of the members Of
the Cabinet he says: Thompson hsd
stolen s. .00O. 900 OF ladian bonds" Nov
,kis is positive. unqualified AyerneDi,
aud ii Is positive, unqualified false.
hood AfssrFpss ~ Terresenis Floyd
ADD e.anton 10 a hesied elisgostion
during a Cabinet meeting, vbsn, be say >,
Here Thompson iItsrVased 10 rsbpke
the insolence Of 20 neE & Han 10 the
Cabinet" "Mr. Thompson" said Stan
tsn, i have been here long ensugh 10 fnd
out ,hss yon have stolen =, 0O0. 900 Of To-
dian bonds. ans expect TO stay here till you
are panished for q" E.i.s-s Of fiction
arrsrg re their facts TO set % the schls
l Qualities Of their heroes. Bat for fear Of
ouirsgiag tie psblis taste. they give tc
their facts 81 iI-S. 90 air Of probability
Here Judge Johnsioa si-lstes this vel
kuovu rule Of the authors Of netien and
ropsazs Tue time, place, Circumstance.
aud knopH sisrscieF Of the drGmdfii
psrs0aa give 70 ttts staisGent Of Judge
Johbaop the lie direct; and yhen b
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
crEmAvY1N mEmPHIs.

The Germans in our city are in some-
what of a stir, aud seem determined to or.
ganizs separate political party. They
are not coLtsnt to fuse with either the
Radicals or Democrats, but must have q
party all German. This class Of our cit
izsns had quite large meeting last night,
and from the proceedings il may be d.
vined that they intend TO figure in the
coming canvass TO ill The county Offices.
We have no objection TO il, but, upon the
contrary, are glad that this class Of our
community have awakened from night
oftorpor and inactivity. Aud would it not
be well for all of us TO act with becoming
prudence, and not at once to become
charged with caloric that might explode
hopes that now look TO glorious and
prosperous future. II the Germans OF
Memphis have not heretofore psrtic-
ipated in politics, il is because Of their
own inertness and want of interest in
such matters. If fair divide Of the Offices
have not been awarded them, tits because
they have not heretofore made applica
ton in proper form, aud used the means
at hand. Fer ourselves. we make no
distinction as to nationality, save with
that class whose progeuitors date back 10
Ham. Every white man in the country
is equally entitled to be heard and to re.
ceive fair proportion OF the emoluments
of Office. There can be no separate ia
| terest on account of mems being
Irish, Germans or AMERICANS. all are
equally interested 10 good government
which protects and shields every one
alike. 1t is sn extraordinary proceed
| ing for the Germans TO organize sep
! srate party that will look to the sole idea
of German interests, regardless Of What
shall comport to the general veal. There
can be no public law passed that does not
eject each and every nationality alike.
Why. thea. talk of building up Ger
man or an Irish Of any sther GLASS party !
The thought, we fear, bodies 40 good to
the true men of this county, bot must
have been Matched in the brain Of some
discoptented politician, who has been die.
appointed in getting Office. Such men
look forward to atehaotic state of affairs
they earnestly long for as the opportunity
when they may again ride into power.
| We are induced to write this from the sp.
pearance of several Radical names 10 the
printed proceedings of the German meet
ing last night
The names Of these col sctIonable per-
sons are known to be blackened BY al
legged crime until it is now disgraceful
for respectable dog to be found follow
ing them on the street.. We shall, per-
haps, have occasion to notice this new
party more at length at some future time,
and we would only by this warn OUT
friends not to permit themselves to be
sptrapped by Radicals, and those who
desire to disrupt the Democratic party