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compensation.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
tWashington County Letter,

To the Editor of the Press:
MAcHIAs, Aug. 18, 1871.
The Republican County Convention was held
here yesterday, and very quiet affair it was.
About three quarters of the towns were repre-.
sent by 30 delegates. Senators, Clerk of the
Courts, County Commissioner, and County
Treasurer, were nominated. D. j. Sawyer, Of
Jonesport, was renominated for Senator. D.
K Chase, of Calais received the nomination for
Seuator for the eastern section of the County.
I. ID. Longfellow was renominated for clerk of
the Courts. John Gardner for County Com
missioner and Ignatius Sargent for Treasurer.
The Convention was very harmonious. ALI OF
the candidates except Mr.. Chase, were renom-
mated acclamation. Lubec and Eastport felt
somewhat agrieved at the result OF the choice for
Senator, as they had put forward Mr.. Horace
Harmon of Lubec for that Office. Mr. Harmon
is a sterling man, and would have done honor
to the position; and the votes which he recev-
ed, has placed him the lead position for sue
cess two years hence. Mr.. Chase was pre-
ferred by a majority of the delegates not be-
cause of superior qualifications over
Mr.. Harmon, although he is unobject-
ionable on that ground, but for Ger.
tain supposed modifying influences which his
nomination might exert. Our nomination
could not have been better, and the prospect
for the county looks we'll. The Democrats
hold their convention here next Wednesday,
and they will probably nominate Giles M.
Wentworth, the present Mayor of Calais, for
one Senator, and James w. Moore of Cherry
field, for the other. No better men to poll
votes, or, if elected, to fill the positions, could
be found; still, the Republicans Of Washington
county propose to elect their candidates by a
haddsome majority,as they have done, with one
exception, for the past sixteen years.
FAINEANT LIE NOIR,
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

The Bangor Whig says William Dobson was
on Tuesday attacked in the street by Maurice
Hays, James Sweeney and Michael Hays. and
was so severely beaten about the head and 9th
er parts of the body, that he has since been
confined to the house from the effects of the
rough handling.
The appropriation in Bangor for the present
municipal year amounts to $196,O25. In addi-
tiOn to this the county tax assessed on BANGOR
this year is $17, ,6S7. "a; the State tax $50, ,21533
The Wing says Messrs. Kingman & Poor
employ as weigher and marker of leather at
their tannery Swede, whose discharge of the
datles OF this responsible position has proved
highly satisfactory. He was teller in bank
in Sweden some eight years before he came to
Maine, and his reason for leaving the situation
was that he wished to get a somewhat larger
| salary. To show that this desire was natural
and also to illustrate the low wages paid in
that country, we have only to state that his
| compensation was house rent, fuel and four.
| teen dollars per month.
| WALDO COUNTY. =
A new passenger depot is now being built b,
| the Maine Central Company at Burnham. tn,
old one having been removed and fitted up fo
| other purposes. The increase of travel over th,
Belfast division of the road, and the larg
number of passengers tarrying at this poin
has rendered better accommodations necessary
YORK COUNTY.
The Independent states that E. G. Staple,
Esq, the we'll known proprietor of the OF
Orchard House at Old Orchard Beach, is quit
sick with typhoid fever.
! The Independent says q valuable hors,
owned by Rev. B. M. Frink, of Saco, died la
J Thursday. The rupture of a blood vessel WI
, supposed to be the cause.
Saco has received a new steam fire engir
from the Amoskeag Works, costing $4,000.
{ The Independent says Jason w. Beatty Z,
a resigned his position az Deputy Collector
the port OF Saco. There are, of course, sever
. applicants for the vacant position.
, Mr.. Frederic Beach was found dead in b
: stable in SacO on Sunday last. He was fouI
!, at about o'clock in the afternoon, and it
t thought that he had been dead about six
0 seven hours. He had previously been epio
= ing his usual health, and the cause of his dea
: is not known.
T IN GENERAL.
The Maine Dental Society met at Lswist
= Tuesday and the following officers were chos
= fer the ensuing year: DR.. j. B. Fillebrown
!; Winthrop, President; DR.. Henry Leavitt
Skowhegan, Vice President; DR.. E. j. Robel
y Of Augusta, Secretary; DR.. W. r. johnson
: Portland, Treasurer; Executive Committt
! Drs. E. Bacon, Thomas Fillebrown, G. Husst
A. FL. Chamberlain, and G. M. Bailey. Sc,
raj questions OF practice were discussed a
u essays read, and the society adjourned to mt
at Portland next February, and to hold I
next annual meeting at Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22
When TO Fight MOnOpOlies and Rings.

Within the next ten days the most of the
noninrtions for members of the lower House
of the Legislature will be made, and in the
majority Of CAGES, the Republican nominees
will undoubtedly be elected. We may say,
therefore, that ihe Legislature will be chosen
this week, and not on the 11th day of Septem
ber. Now is the time for those who are ap-
prehensve of the designs of monopoles and
corrupt political combinations to exercise
their utmost vigilance. After "a Legislature
representing these partial interests is chosen
it is of little avail to struggle against them.
Members who owe their election to a ring
will serve it in spite of the discussions of dis
interested parties. If Winans is elected in
Smithtown, it is useless to expect that he can
be transformed into pure minded patriot at
Augusta. The safe way is to keep him at
home. Hitherto our Maine Legislature has
been singularly free from even the suspicion
OF corrupt practices. Occasionally there has
been vague rumor of the use of money
or the improper exercise of personal in
nuence, but it has rarely appeared that
there was any foundation for such re-
ports. But unless especial care is taken
the tide of legislative corruption which
has invaded neighboring States will roll
in upon us also. Hitherto our clrcum-
stances have been singularly favorable for the
preservation of the ole purity of morals
But like Massachusetts, New York and Penn
sylvania, our own State begins to have great
monled corporations with large requirements
and ample means to reward friends and pun
ish enemies. Thus far they have never. to
our knowledge, shown the slightest disposi-
tion to use their power in an illegitimate way.
But the people should be on their guard
The Empire State has fallen into the hands
of the most unprincipled and dangerous pollti.
cal ring in the world, and Pennsylvania into
the power of gigantic railroad corporation.
We cannot be sure that it is always safe to
count On the forbearance of those who have
the power to seize the reins of government.
They may never stretch forth their hands and
lay hold on the temple of our liberties, but
they need to be watched. Every year more
care needs to by exercised i'm the selection of
good and true men to represent the several
towns and counties in the Legislature. II
the spirit af venality should once gain a firm
1oot-hold at Augusta it would be a long. sad
LABOR to eradicate it. Use is everything in
these matters, and once let the precedent OF
receiving tribes be established, and legislators
would soon go at as cheap price in Augusta
as in Albany, Let the people give little at
tentlon to this matter now and save them
selves untold sorrows in the future. We
nave no Flsks now, but they grow spontane-
ously in rotten soil.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

wears s;mpiy because board had audited |
tbemp Will the Argus tell us just what the |
use of a Mayor is if this is the case?
Rut one of the Board claims that he never
saw such fraudulent bills, and the men who
have this crime fastened upon them. show a
little over six millions approved by the Board
for these purposes out of over nine millions
actually paid. The argus has already seen
the fallacy OF attempting to shift this response
oh'ly' and 1t now undertakes to divert atten-
Iloh from this single item of many more of the
astounding Tammany frauds that will be ex-
posed, by crying out Justify "you are another"
ana creating din and raising a dust to blind
It's readers to the damning crimes Of Tamma-
ny. 1t entirely ignores the fact that by Tam
manys own showing, the city and county
debt has been increased since December l,
1869, when it came into full power to May Il
1871, $52,51S,5s5.1s and that there has been
no report published to show how this money
has been expended for more than two years.
But when the cry of fraud is raised against
Secretary Boutwell, does it hope to be be-
| lieved; and does it not know that it will call
| attention to the administration of James
| Buchanan, part of whose cabinet not only
destroyed the credit of the country, but while
| in office dismantled Northern forts, stripped
the arsenals of all useful arms, broke up and
rendered useless ammunition and ordinance
stores, scattered the navy in distant quarter!
of the globe, planned the plunder of ever,
mint, sub treasury and depository of publ
money in the South, for the purpose of de
stroying the nation?
| The Republican party does not claim perfec.
tlon. A large number Of its members come
from the party of the Argus when it becam
the party of reaction and treason; and we re
gret that some have yet in their veins trace
OF the virus that appears in the party {
the Argus whenever and wherever
comes into power and as last displaye
in the Tammany frauds. But there is thi
difference, the Republicans have them
selves discovered and declared the defaleation
of the guilty parties. In the Peck case ther
was no covering up, and measures weer take
to secure the State from loss, and the investiga
tion was participated in by both parties. Blu
it turns out that of the leading parties in in
ducing Mr.. Peck to take this course, one wa
then9sh has since held an important feders
office, while the only Republican holding ofic
and implicated was removed instantly. Th
same person has since Joined the Democrac
and has been hoHored with nomination fe
Congress by that party.
| As to the Evans case, over which the Arg,
has poured out the vessels of wrath, the frau
was discovered by Republican officers, an
they are proceeding against him most vigo
ously.
By all means the argus should stick to il
grand tactics of diversion. 1t requires n
adhesion to facts and on that doubtful groun
our worthy neighbor has for years maintaine
an unrivalled position and inaccessible exec
| lence.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

mral, Eaton, do; Belle, DuntOu. westport; Arcola.
Ar 2Isi, sous Samos. Howes Alexandria: VIM IL
Archer, Mlken, Ellsworth; Good Hope Fletcher,
cid 2lst; brig Annie Eldridge, Clifford, Bangor, to
sALEMEAr 1sth sch James S Pike Robbins, I'M
Calais.
Ar 2otb, sch Boston. Fogr. Bangor.
SNEWBURYPORT-Sld 18th, sch Mary Fletehers
Sargent Calais.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HaIIsat az Table Bay, CGH, 9th ult barque Perry,
"a,eIt, Boston tol Cape Town.
MarseI,ese enia LIST inst brig Clara jenkins, Coombs
Newcastle. ''n 'ns'' snip BOMBAY Jordan' ior
vsstoa a az Liverpool goth, EnOch Talbot Talbot Gal
Rsto S I'm 81 'ago Slst ut barque Hunter, York. for
Key West. ~" De'i"'ih' reters from
Sid sth. barque Gardenas, Kellar, Falmouth, Y.
a. ch g.s Sn 9th inst 6araue Amoner Ray
Cid sth, barque McLarren Dyer New York.
10th. brig ID Whidden. Crowe Bath.
Portland OF New York.
Ar at st John. NIB, 18th inst schs Tasso, DeIong.
Portland: Magnet Smith. Machias; 16th, d sawyei,
Ia iotn, scbs Magnet. Smith, New York; Ella
Brown, Robinson, do; nth, Nelson, ingalls,, TOR
Machas.
[Per steamer Abyssinia. at New YoIkl
Cid at Liverpool 5th inst, Pleades, Pierce, Chitta-
| gong.
sid i'm Shields 5th Assyria Patten, Boston.
Ar at Table Bay, CGH, June "a, Bertha, Hum
phrey, Akyab. and sailed 2sth for Falmouth }
PASSED. st Helena 9Th Tiber, KimbalI, from Singa-
pore tor Live pool.
Sid I'm Antwerp 5th inst, Pactolus, Tobey. for
| Newport.
(Per City OF Brooklyn, at New York;
Sid im Liverpool 9th, Enrique, orcutt, for New
/ Orleans.
Cid sth, Ivanhoe, Herman, BOMBAY.
Sid tm Cardiff TIN, Alexander, Tarbox, for Ne \
| Orleans.
Sid I'm Penarth 1st. Sardis. McMear Heng Kong
I'd, Pendleton, Pendeton, Bombay.
| Arat Shanghae June ~, Malleville, Waite, tron
| Cardiff.
Passed Apjier June 18th, Golden Hind, Manila io
| New York
Sid I'm Bombay July Z, Anahuac, Spaulding to
| Penang.
AR at Leghorn LIST inst. II Todd, McGuire. Malt
| Sid I'm Cadz Sd inst H Blanchard, Hardy, Mon
| teyideo
Sid i'm Havre sth, Belle Morse. Gregory Newpor
| and Jniteu States.
Cid IN. Clara Eaton. Merriman, for Newport AM
| United States.
ar at amsterdam 7th inst, Hosea Rich. Pomeroy
| Cheribon.
SIN IN Hamburg 9Th inst, Eldorado Haskell, To-
| England.
SID i'm Pillau 3Oth ult j HOlbrook, Leavitt, TO
| DantZc.
AR at swinemunde 7th inst, Herman, Hchborn
l New York.
Sid 9Th, Annie Nj Gray, CHM, Riga.
SPOKEN.
July %. off We'tern Islands, barque Harvest Moo
from Mention for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-22

PERsoNAL.-George E. Dale, of Bangor, Dr.
VIM. E. Payne, of Bath, and Mrs. Alice Clark
Staples, of Augusta (?) were in Paris on the
9th inst. Charles K. Jewett, Mrs. G. X.
Jewett and Miss Louisa Jewett, of Bangor,
and P. Barnes, Jr., of Portland, were in LON
don on the same date. At Geneva on the 18th
ult. the name of Miss Stanley, of Augusta,
was registered. Harry Brown, E. H. ElwelI,
G. G. Goodall, Fred E. Partington and Frank
lin Simmons were in Venice on the 3Oth ult