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The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
'TH e PR e s S
Saturday Morning, July 2, 1870.
Unauthorized Bargains

Whatever shall be the issue of the coming
election in this District, land that Mr.. Lynch
will be elected can scarcely be doubted,) one
good result will have been achieved by the late
convention. The authority of precedents, be
they real or pretended, has been broken, and
it is to be understood hereafter, and we hope
forever, that the people do not mean TO be en-
slaved in their choice of public servants by
the tact arrangements or understandings
among politicians, but will exercise their
judgment untrammeled by any Unauthorized
bargains These can at best be binding only
On the individuals who expressly give their
assent to them. Nothing could be more ridic-
uous than the recent attempt to give them
the dignity and force Of law, and insist upon
enforcing them at all hazards. Those who
enter into any such agreements do it at their
own risk and cannot tasten the responsibility
upon any one else.
1t is the height of arrogance to pretend
that the people of this Congressional Dis
trlct must submit to the dictation of local
clique This is degrading public offices to the
catalogue of loaves and fishes, to be divided
round so that all may have a nibble. If this
system is to prevail, popular government is
Indeed failure, and instead of having an elec-
ton, it would be much cheaper and more ex-
pedltlous to put the names of the eligible can
didates in the locality from which the selec-
tioE is to be made into lottery, and leave the
issue to chance. That nominations have
sometimes alternated from one county to the
other in this District, is merely historical
accident. To pretend that it is ANYTHING
more is simply moonshine. The nominations
should depend upon the qualities, not the
residence of the candidates.
Nominations to office are no fit subjects for
trafhc. Delegates are not sent to conventions
with any authority to make promises for
their constituents to be performed at future
time. All such dickering is null and void
from the beginning, and if delegates from
York county acted on any other supposition
two years ago, they showed gushing sim
plicty which more experience in the ways of
the world will wear off, To trade away
present opportunity for a future expectation,
was entirely beyond the scope of their author
ity, and let the result warn them as well as
all others that the people have not yet sur
rendered their sovereignty to any such ex-
tent. 1t is to be regretted that the dsap-
pointed expectants feel so sore about it
But we trust that on the sober second
thought our brethren of York will see that
4, they have no good reason to waver in their
devotion to the Republican party. They have
not satisfactorily answered the arguments
urged in favor of Mr.. Lynch on the ground of
his valuable experience in Congress. Nosen-
slble business establishment turns off an en-
ployee as soon as he gets thoroughly broken
in. 1t is only in politics that this supreme
folly passes for wisdom.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

PITTsBURG is about to enjoy a sensation,
for on the 10th day of July next the Nonpa-
reil Club of that city is to give picnic at
Glenwood Grove, and rowing match be-
tween such young ladies as may then be of
an aquatic turn of mind. In this sport she
who is entitled to wear the vctors crown
shall be presented with beautiful gold watch
and chain. Several emulous and ambitious
oarswomen have already entered the lists,
among them Miss Lottie McAlice, Miss Sher-
ridan, and Miss Whalen. The local papers
describe Miss Lottie as lovely girl, hardly
past her third lustrum, and as being so en-
thusiaslic in the cause that she not only prac-
tlces with the oars daily, but arises at the po-
etic hour f"fve o'clock in the morning"
then to take long walk. Miss Whalen lives
with her parents in floating house on the
south side, and is said to be skilful at guiding
sklff, although when, short time ago, she
made her first essay with scul, she received
most ignominious ducking in the turbid
waters of the Monongahela, on which river
the match is to take place.. The club is in
constant receipt of letters from ambitious
maidens who wish to join in the sport, and.
as the regatta is to be open to all corners. a
beautiful sight will be seen on the coming
10th. Some ungallant oarsmen of the dingy
city deprecate the movement. and one of them
refused even to let the lovely Lottie try his
scull Should such contemplate spite be
generally shown, there may be expected, in
the words OF the Canadian Boat-song, "row,
brothers, row."
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

Hon. JOHN LYNCH was renominated h,
the Republican Congressional Convention
ned at Saco on Wednesday. Previous to the
ballot large proportion of the York county
delegates Withdrew from the convention in
consequence of the rejection of a resolution
eiVinS the nomination TO York. 1t is report
eu tnai many of the Republican dissentients
IN York will vote for the Democratic candi.
Hate u 10r Congress, who is likely to be Hon
WIN. L. Haines of Biddeford. We trnst
however, that after The passions of the homr
nave eooleo, the YORK Republicans will give a
united support to Mr.. Lynch, who has nrovod =
himself a faithful and able representative
Le,gistOn Journal
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
The LIVING Machine.

ID1ure the ain spring Of watch, and every DOR
ton OF the worka come dlsoudered. rhe hum an
stomach is to the human system what that elastic
piece OF metal Is 10 achron0me'er. 1t influences he
action nf the other organs and controls to certain
extent. the whole living machine. The comparison
NAV be carr ed further tor the weakness or other
impertectOns OF the main spring is ind.ated on the
face OF the time piece 50 also is the weakness or
other disorder o, the sOmacn betrayed by the face
OF the invalid. The complexion is sallow or ,a1ed
the eyes are deficient in lu.re and int ig nee and
there Is worn anxious expression in the whole couu-
tensnce which tell as pal " written wuris could
do. that III. 9rea nourishing organ whose ofire it
to minister 10 the wants OF the body, and to sus-
tain and renew all its par s. is not performing it.
outs. It requires renovattng and regulating, and to
accomplish this end Hos etters Stomach Btters NAV
be truly said to be the only thing meediut. The bro
ken main sprins oil a watch nay be replaced by q
new one, but the stomach can only be reva,rei and
streDgthene :. and his is OF the objects Of the
famous able restorative which for egh cen years
has been wagIng a successful cootess with dyspepsia
in all climates. A. a specific tor indige. ton it
stands alone. When the resources OF the pharma-
coloeia have been exhausted without, at best doing
more than mitigating the complaint, course OF this
wholesome and paatable, ye, powerful stOmachc ef-
fects perfect and permanent cure. In all cases
dyspepsia tn liver is more or less dsordered and
upon this important CLAN ]. as we'll IS upon the
stomach and bowels, the Bitters at with singular
distinciness regulating and rclnvigor ating every
seeretivc and a.similatiDg organ on which bodily
and mental health douend. .sr.s ~
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

Hon. JOHN LYNcH-It is mattor of oo,
eral qualification to the Republicans oc tho
Union that Hon. John Lynch has been re-.
nominated tor Congress in the First Maine
District. Mr.. Lynch has now served three
Congressional terms, and he has made an ex.
cellent record for integrity, devotion to th,
public interests and Republican fidelity. His
services in behalf of American commerce. iT
particular, have been such as to place hin
prominently among those entitled to the pub
lie gratitude. Mr.. Lyncb's denomination. We
observe, was contested somewhat warmly on
local grounds alone, but his Overwhelming
majority IN the convention and the promp
are auspicous of hearty support at the
polls and triumphant re electiop.-Bostor
Journal. "'0'
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

IT seems that Earl Granville, who is likely
to succeed the late Lord Clarendon as British
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, heartily supports
the English policy toward the Canadian colo
MES. His succession will not, therefore, tend
10 give peace and quiet to our neighbors, who
are clamorous at once for protection or inde-
ppndencp
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

THE SAN DOMINGO TREATY.-The Senate
in secret session on Thursday, refused to rat
ify the San Domingo treaty by a vote of 30 to
20, two thirds of the Senate being required
for ratification. Hamlin voted yea and his
colleague Mr.. Morrill, opposed the measure.
The proposition to attempt the annexation by
joint resolution, as in the case of Texas, ap.
pears to be abandoned, as this will require a
majority of each House, which it is not prob
able that it could obtain; therefore the whole
subject will be dropped from Congressional
agitation lfor tthis session. Meanwhile it
might be well to send commission TO the
Island and investigate the whole subject and
report at the next session.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS ON THE
PLAINs.-The Kansas-Pacifc railway is do
ing very excellent thing by way of intro.
ducing IT'S snare or Ine Great American
Desert" into appreciation and use. Its line
runs midway across the plains, from the
Missouri river to Colorado, ind as the soil and
climate ofthe great middle part of this section,
from two hundred miles west of the Missouri
river to within fifty or one hundred miles OF
the Rocky Mountains, are peculiar and sub
ject to unknown conditions, the road has ap-
pointed Mr.. R. S. Elliot, an " industrial AGENT
whose duties are to investigate and test the
capabilities of the soil all through this re-
gion for the growth of trees and crops of va
rlous k.nds. He has already gone to work at
dlfferent stations along the line, to break up
the land and put in seeds of all kinds, also to
dig and bore tor water and every way to see
and to exhibit what the country is good for,
and bring the results before emigrants. The
progress of the exper iments will be awaited
with great interest, not only by the railway,
the return for whose investments depends
largely upon proving that the lands are valu-
able, but by the whole country, whose wealth
and the course of whose development will be
greatly affected by the results,
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
Political Notes.

The Hon. Jasper Packard has been lenom.
mated for Congress from the eleventh District
Of Indiana.
The Hon. VIM. Smythe, the present Rep.
resentative in Congress from the Fifth Iowa
District, has been nominated for reelection.
The Democrats of Southeastern Indiana
demand that Thomas A. Hendricks shall be
their next candidate for the Presidency.
FLORIDA has two independent candidates
tor Congress-State Senator w. Fl. Kendrick
and Lemuel Wilson. The former has been a
Democrat, but announces that he will not be
pledged to the support OF any political party.
Hon. Thomas l.. Tullock has declined the
position of Secretary of the Republican Con.
gressonal Committee, and Hon. James HI
Platt, Jr., Representative from the Second
District of Virginia, has been elected to fill it.
The officers of the Committee now are: Hon.
Henry Wilson, Chairman; Hon. J. Fl. Platt,
Jr., Secretary; and VIM. S. Huntington, ESQ.
Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
From the Kennebec journal I

AL the head of the editorial columns of the
Democratic papers will probably appear the
name of the nominee of the State convention
"For Governor, of - >
The guns OF the campaign will probably be
Loaded with blank cartridges. The nomina-
Iion iaIls like wet blanket in Augusta, and
the defeat of the party will be sung in blank
verse next September:
Oh, wretched sinners that we are
All doomed to blank despair
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

A ACANADIAN writes to the Montreal VIZ.
ness asking these unpleasant questions
why have the Americans done away with
the Reciprocity Treaty? Was it not on ac.
count OF the evident sympathy shown here
for Southernerse What was it to the Amer.
leans That our government repaid the sum
plundeIed at st. Abans, when the villains
WEIo did it were cheered and sympathized
with, as you know yourself well? A gentle
man who happened to be across the line
when these robbers were let off in Montreal
told me nothing could exceed the mitigation
expressed there, as just, think. as our indig
nation now. hare no doubt myself if these
raiders had been treated as they deserved, W.
should never have had Fenian raid. An(
who but our Canadian government is respon
sible for the Red River troubles"
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

OXFORD CoUNTY.-The Republicans of
Oxford County held their County Conven-
tion at Paris on Thursday. Gen. WIN. K.
klmball presiding and J. S. Wright was Sec
retarY. The Convention rras f..I1, os lsi.-..,.,
being present. Hon. Thomas P. Cleayes of
Brownield was re-nominated for Senator by
acclamation. Otis Hayford, Jr, of Canton
was also nominated by vote of SO to 20 for
James Irish of Hartford. Albion P, Gordon
of Fryeburg, was nominated for County
Commissioner by Ia vote of tS2, without
opposition. l.. d. Stacy of Porter was
nominated Sherif, by a vote of eS. 10 IL
for S. L. Beale OF Oxford, and Is for III. A.
Jewett of Waterford. saF. E.. Shaw of Paris.
was nominated for Treasurer by vote of s5.
to 10 for Freeland Howe OF Norway. and one
for Horatio Austin. Enoch Foster. Jr.. of
Bethel was nominated County ATTORNEY by
acc 1ation. The following County Com
mttee was raised: G. A. Wilson, Paris. N B
Hubbard, Hiram Waldo Pettengill, Rumtord
James Irish, Waterford; VIM. S. Dodge
Welchville.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

There will be military parade and review In the
forenoon The military will torn Congress ct. at
10 10 o'clock, under command of T. A. KOBERTS
aud Aides. and proceed to Lincoln Park where
they will form hollow square, and witness the
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

by the courtesy of Col. Drew, Secretary of
state' we have copy of the Register of Mag
istrates in the State of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
PRIZES AS FOLLOWS

Any Yacht IN the State may enter by complying
with the Rules and Regulations OF the Portland
Yacht CLUB. It. = I -
No second prize will be awarded unless two or
more Yachts contend.
All necessary Information in regard to entries,
courses and regulations can be obtained OF the Com
mittee. VT
JUDGEs- Capt. John W. Deering, Capt. Charles
Chase, Edward B James.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
OXFORD COUNTY.

At the town meeting held in Paris, last Sat-
urday, sum not exceeding $500 was raised
and appropriated for the purchase of a Door
farm. 1t is quite certain that the committee
will conclude the purchase of the Woodbury.
farm. r...
South Paris has been raised, and the Messrs
Willis have commenced work upon the frame
of the building, and intend to have the mill
running in September.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
Salt. Salt {!

Syracuse and Turks Island SQNI
FOR SALE BY
f.. G.. RID.
m 16is2m Commercial Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
Grand Military Review !

will take place. Governor Chamberlain accom-
panied BY his su'l Staff will conduct the review.
parts OF the Stale.
After the Review, the Portland Water Com.
pany will open the Gro.nds at the q eserveir,
on West Promenade, 10 the public, for one hour.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
Celebration Of the Water Works

where addresses viii be delivered by Hon. Charles
j. Gilman, In behalOof the company and, n Is Hon.
Mayor King bury, in behatf o. the city.
The procession will again form in line and take up
ITS ltne Of march through the streets to the
Western Promenaqe, where
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

For Moth Patches, Freck eS Il Ian,
Use "PERRY'S MOIH ana FRECKLE To-
TON" The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known to science Tor removing brown discolora ions
KY, 49 Bond st, N. Y. Sold by Druggists every.
where, -a5ril .-.. II =.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
w ITN Y,S

WIN TN EY,S
Meats Foot Harness NO0o.
aus, Blacks. P"lishes and Soaps the Harness at
" the same time. Wh'desal- bv
JAMES BAILEY & CO., 1862 Middle St.
Harness Makers, Druggists and Gro. ers keep it.
~ 80 sIpy6sD3m
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
MARRIED.


In this city, July Daniel O'Connor, aged % years
10 months IS days. = -
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
from h16 Congress street.
In Gorham. June 3d. Mr.. James C. Waters aged
30 year.. (Correc ed]
Funeral services Saur iay afternoon OF O'Clock.
In Saco June %, Mr.. William II. Sythes, aged
q years.
In Bath. June a, Mr.. Jacob Edgerly aged 7s yrs
In augusta, June 20, Allan G. Rutherford, aged
IS years. -
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
FOR EIGN PORTS
SPOK EN-.

May II, lat N, Ion 2s l6 W, ship Formosa, from
Boston tor Hong Kong.
May 80, lat 81 36 N, Ion 41 03 W, ship Swallow, I'm
New York for San Francisco.
Mcy 20. lat 8 40 N lon z3 80 W, barque 8 Stone.
from New York tor Sydney. NSW.
May 20, lat II N, Ion IS w, ship Jere Thompson
from New York TOR San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
Pimples ON the Face.

For Comedor es, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs. Pimply EluptIOus and BIOtched disfgura.
tions on the Face. use Perry's Conedone and i i'm
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless and contains no
lead poison. Depot 40 Bond St.. NY. Sold by
Druggists everywhere marI7d&v4msn
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

Trial Of Steam Fire Engines
To coniendfo Silver Trumpet, or its equivalent,
U. 8. Custom House.
In contestng tor the prize the Steamers will Be
guaged at ninety pounds OF steam and play through
TWO huDdrei T. ct OF hose. with an i"ch and quar-
ter nozzle, playing in turn fifteen minutes each.
B A N ID @ O N @ r r. rs
e. In the evening with displav of
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
ILLUMINATED SHELLS.

No. e-Egyptsan Pyramid A revolving base Of
emerald, crimson and golden fires INITIATES suddenly
to pyramid OF variously colored flames with polka
centre OF blue and gold. The whole is surmounted
by blazing Sun of dazzling briliiancy and jets OF
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srnAMERs

Barque Carrie Wyman. from Havana-6o9 hhds l4o
boxes sugar. to Geo H Starr.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
rENoBscor COUNTY
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.

The Obseryer says that the grass cron in
Piscataquis this year will not yield SO abun-
dantly as usual, having been partially winter
killed; In the northern portion of the county
only about half crop is expected.
Theophilus Arnold, of Shirley, committed
suicide the 18th ult, by shooting himself
eral children. The cause OF this sad event ia
said to be Jealousy, for which there was no
foundation. ~ ~
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
For Ellsworth.

i" II OF EIISWOrth,
~ sch. Frnnn Pierce will receive
a1 freight at Lo,a wHARF, Tuesday,
ME July 5sh, Tor the abose port.
<AkAA- a For freight passage apply to
.tbe CAPTAIN on board.
Portland. duly Q, 1910. juleis2t
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.

The iron foundry of Mr.. VIM. Gatchell. in
tents, between two and three o'clock FRIDAY
morning. The "King House. adjoining the
foundry, was slightly damaged. Loss 81, 800,
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

| No. 4-Gaiopdde Of Serpents-A large piece formed
China Flyers and Ssxous vertical and coutra-revov
| ing These placed upon four arms which are made
to revove with great rapdity, produce an effect OF
| and hoau
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

{ The Brunswick Telegraph says the Skolfield
Brothers are now at work upon ship, set up
in the old yard of their father, Master George
Skolficld. The ship is timbee out and work
men are now putting in the lower deck frames.
The ship will be about 1900 tons burthen, to
be built of white oak and to be as thoroughly
constructed as any vessel ever built in Bath,
and Master George when living built first
class vessels. There are those of our ship
masters who firmly believe that the time for
Uo0den ships will come round again.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
FIREWORKS !!
PROGRAMME.

In Deerins's Field, between Mellen and State SITS
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
AGENTS WANTED FOL
THE SECOND VOLUME OF
A.h.STEPHENS

Great History of the War Is now ready. Agents
wanted. send tor circulars, with terms and full
description OF the work. Address, National Pub
'shng Co., Boston. jll2 4w
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02
Sailing Regatta
At Ia o'clock r. m. il Freni Hlarbsr.

Boats will rendezvous off end Union Wharf at II
O'Clock. under the command of Commodore James
M. Churchill.
Down the Bav to and around q Stake Boat, of
6asket Island and return, Whole distances IL miles.
I,me VIII oe taken when passing Custom House
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-02

WHO was seen to pick up Wallet on Cros, ST.,
on the 18th Of Jnne. about 20 minutes psst Tvs
in the aftprno n, will leave the same ana the con-
tents at this Off she will be literally rewarded and
DO questions ked; II not. she will be exposed az
she Is known and can be raced. jyIdIW
, 1870-04-21

tbe crowd O! visitors beforn the celebrated pic
t1rrn. but Sheridan hizaAaH Was too modest to
iooI At his own picture Il time when hun
drods OF bis fcllov-eountFyrnaa xe1o discn.e-
inc both the painting and the mAn But he
would not leave The city without eeeing the
naintine-few Ferrons could do th1t-Ana
he. therefore, went a1ope and e1,ly IN tho
morning TO sec what Mr buchanan Itoa1s idea
Of his lido would prove to be. How be liked the
picture has Lot tsaneIircd- At all events, he
exhibited no emotion which made him consp1o.
uous, but without doubt his heart throbbed
with quicker beat rs tho canvass recalled the
stirring secne- On leaving the hall he stopped
for moment before chrome Of the painting.
The young man in attendance, ever anxious to
extend the influence Of AT, inquired Of ths
visitor (without looking up from the book y
which ho WAS rapidly entering tho s.les Of
cl1omos>, Il he would like 10 Luy enc Of these
| pictures. "a capital likeness, e1r, Of Genota
| sheridan" said be.
| The MAjor General put his bands in th
! pockets Of his citizens dresa. md mildly 10
hlied that he did not care particularly for
tikcneRs Of Sheridan
''DSt the hmsa, sir," aaid the young mau n
"IhAt famous black horsa. There u no otne
| pictuIe Of him in existence"
"Oh." sAid General Sheridan, ~ own tn
horse-"
Tie clerk looked uni The curtain fell
, 1870-04-21

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