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Baltimore Convention had no charms
for Andrew. Still, seeing the people
We're unanimously for Horace Greeley
he would accept even him, upon the
principle of creating a vacuum in
miasmatic atmosphere, that purer all
might get in" The crowd was very
impatient on the Surratt business, and
t1e ex-President went vigorously tC
work to clear up that ugly record. he
handled the history Of the case with skill
and Characteristic ability; but when be
had done, the sad truth remained that
Mrs. Surratt, a refined Catholic Ameri-
can lady, had been hung by the meek
for a crime, Of which, to say
the very least, there are and were
the greatest doubts of her guilt,
and that the then President Johnson
had the constitutional power Of saving
her, lOh5ch he failed OT refused to ase.
Mr.. johnson can never, eve get over
this. The tendency of the age looks to
the abolition Of capital punishment in
all cases Of felony, while in every age
men have ever regarded the execution
Of a with horror. In u day,
in our Republic in America, where wo-
man is almost worshipped, where the
sex occupies an exalted position ae-
corded to woman in no other country
under the sun, to execute an elegant
and refined lady brutality and savagely,
as if she were a dog, because the infuri-
ated voice of a people, drunk with
blood, demanded a victim, an offering
on the altar Of their hate and vengeance
cannot but receive the excavations Of all
Christendom. There being a doubt of
her guilt, she was entitled, under the
laws Of the land, to an acquittal, and
Andrew Johnson would have immortal
lied himself had he been the undaunted
and incorruptible Roman he claims to
be by manfuIly shielding a tender We
man from the vengeance Of the blood
thirsty mob. There is no excuse for
this crime. Mr.. Johnson may have Zoe
cupied every position from the highest
to the lowest in the gift of the people,
but
"One sad losel soils a name for aye,
However mighty IN the Olden time;
Not all that heralds rake from cofined clay,
Nor hOrid prose, nor honied lines Of rhyme -
Can blazen evil deeds or cOnsecrate a crime"
We think Mr.. johnson ought to re-
tire quietly from the canvass. He
has been greatly honored by the
people heretofore, and as it is
not in harmony with the dignity of an
ex-President to handy epithets with I'M
known persons on the stump, the post
of duty should be a private station.
A sense Of self-respect, if nothing else,
viii, if we mistake not the temper Of the
people of Tennessee, induce them to
support General Cheatham as the candi-
date for Congress. The State owes him
and every other Confederate soldier a
debt Of gratitude. Whether the State
was right or wrong in 1861 he was true
to her. If she has any good things TO
give, she should give them to those who
were faithful to her when faith was a
thing she sadly needed. Otherwise she
cannot well expect, should the hour Of
other danger ever come, a discarded and
disinherited yeomanry, who have been
repudiated in their chief, to rally to the
defense of her life, her fortune and her
sacrad honor
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For Pressden-RORACE GREELEY.
For VTee-Prestdeat-B. GRATz BR0WT:
For GOUeyor-JOHN c. BROWN.
For o,-,gres-LANDON C. HAKNESE
Congress Stote al Ldrce-B. F. CHEATHAG.
For SeB0tor-H CLAY KING.
y. n CREWS
PEYTOVJ SMITH.
For Representafce-HUGH D. GREER.
81 4. b. HAYNES
"a LANES " HARRIS
81 s. r. CANNON.
a. JOHN OVERTON.
JOSEPH BARBLERE.
For Eootor-L ". ELDELDGE
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ANDREW JOHNSONS VIRTUES AND


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Dir. Greene has been Physician of the lnsti-
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large experience in the treatment of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-hfth year
and has devoted his life to this branch of his
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out parallel.
Among the diseases TO which he gives es-
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Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
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Faint Stomach, Erysipclas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
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DR.. Grecnc's Medical Pamphlet, dcscrip-
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be sent free to invalids.
Address, r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-28


The only practical plan, then, is to adopt
the system which has proved so accepta-
BILE in. other States, and which has already
been inaugurated here. Thus far, in the
three factories now in operation. in this
State, the enterprise is giving good salts
faction to the patrons "A product IS be-
ing manufactured which is selling for a
higher price than factory cheese from 9TH
er States is now bringing here, and ready
sales are made. Thus far the outlook is
favorable.
SHALL WE HAVE A CHEESE FACTORY ?
That's the question. 1t only requires a
little effort on our part as citizens of the
town and vicinity-or Of any section--to
enter this milky way. Choose your COM
mittee, let them draw up an agreement
and rules and regulations, then canvass
the proposed section and report. This, IN
q nutshell is how the fight begins-)Ist as
easy as to roll off log! Shall we DO 1t
1t won't do any special harm II the tnins
does not come to a head. 1t won't if it
does. We have just as good right to have
a cheese factory as any other town. We
have lust as much need to have one,
we can have one if we put forth proper
effort. hope we shall not let this thing
end in talk, but push it to completion, and
establish the second cheese factory in the
county, the first being already estab
lished by our enterprising brother farmers
of Northport.