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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

The Oxford Register calls Us to ac-
count for a paragraph relating TO some
trout sent to us q fortnight ago and di-
reefs our attention to the law 1t says
on Brother Simpson we thought YOU was
law abiding man. Eat trout IN closetime and
then tempt every one else TO violate the law By
Dragging Of it. Read sections IS and 81, Chap
TT IN Of the Revised Statutes and repent Your
sin 10 saekcloth and ashes.
We have looked at the law referred to
and there isn't one word about eating
tfout-not one. The sackclotN may be
needed elsewhere, but not any for us.
The Prog, Age thinks the vote cast
for Dolly Bodger was intended for Us,
and adds-''We don't know of anybody
who is more Of Dollybodger than he is y
II we were to make an observation, it
would be that there is vast deal contain
ed in what our neighbor don't know
vast deal. And the fund is accommodating
every day.
However, AZ brother McLellan's local party
organ is not likely 10 blow much for him. we
will say word in his favor. Prog, Age
Aud if from your blowing Brother
McLellann don't get all the wind he wants,
he will be difficult to satisfy, You can
then quote the appropriate words of Isaiah
I'VE have been with child, we have
been in pain, we have as it We're brought
forth wind" But we shall pity Mac.
The Prog. Age publishes the letter of
reader, who says he goes two miles to
the post office for it and is well paid for
his trouble. This is not the man that the
poet Taylor tells of, as
"a voice that in the distance far away
Wakens the slumbering Age"
This chap goes after it and gives it
shake.
The New Brunswick revenue officers
collects u per cent. ad valorem duty on
the package Of the Bangor Wing passing
over the line. Do they mean to print all
the newspapers, as we'll as build all the
ships
-Leet's little profit which he divided
with the White House folks was S58, 900
a year. It's good thing to have letter
from the President, soliciting employment.
The Yardly cancer cure by wild tea
has been punctured. He is veritable Old
Sands of Life, who wants $40 package
for his tea, in advance. He is humbug.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01
A Political Hash Predicted.
NEw YnpK LIN

New YORK, Jan. 27.
The Herald's Washington despatch says
that convention of Disconnected republi-
cans will be held in Cincinnati immedi-
ately after the Philadelphia convention,
and it will prepare both ticket and plat
form for the democratic party The
democratic convention will not be held
until late in the summer, and then only to
ratify the work of the discontinued repub-
licans. An effort will be made to nomin-
ate Trumbull by the recalcitrants. The
faction fights of the republicans are ex-
pected to be a strong element in carrying
the doubtful States.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

The advantageous and generous offer
of the Trustees of Belfast Academy to
convey to the Normal school the building
and lot in Belfast, valued at $40 900, pro-
Vided it should be used for the purposes
Of that school, has been rejected by the
Legislature, and 500, 900 voted to build
school edifce at Castine 1t would seem
that at this period of hard times and high
taxes the opportunity to save such an
amount should have been embraced. But
no the order was rushed through as
though we were experiencing flush times
and an overlooking treasury. The next
thing in order will be to release Neal Dow
from his bond to make up the default of
Elder Peck. The patriot Dow counselled
the Elder not to lend the money of the
State, but was himself among the first to
ask little loan. Having started Peck on
this perilous path, he now asks to be re-
leased from the penalty of his bond. The
people may as well prepare to hear that
the 100000 due from the bondsman has
''gone where the woodbine twineth.'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01
Fearful Steamship Disaster.

LISBON, 26th. The mail steamer from
Rio Janerio brings news Of terrible
steamship disaster. Steamer America ply
ing between Rio Janerio and Montevideo,
while on her trip from the latter port on
the night of the 22d, took fire. The flames
spread with great rapidity and the vessel
was soon burned to the waters edge. A
large number OF passengers were on
board, of whom 81 were burned to death
or drowned
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01
Letter from Auqusta.

49, - ISL ~-
Ny prediction Of last week that the
pleasant job Of handling the money OF the
pensioners wonid be crowded upon the
unwilling shoulders Of one Of our djsLiu-
gnished fellow citizens and whu, l wlLl
here say would have made capable and
honest otfieer-and Nip the newspaper
reports that Cen Conner had clear track
by Morrlll'7 providing Frank Drew with
his necessary teal IN the shape Of an
authorship IN Washington. has been
knoeked IN me mead RAJ the actual appoint
ineht 81 tne dIstlNEui7Aed- gallant and
almost everything eise McCiushy Foiun-
unteef' whose bravery VA :" remarkable
may no soLd'er under H'7 com EHud ever
Npe" "''l =" III" AWAY rom H2h'' "i To-
'e III one
me PlPe Oh peace smoked oy VI ii'I
ana DIANE ehueu ~ $"',@'' ahd Cen
Oohh"f' Wlo dId gallant service ~ the
""F' AhN i crippled ioi nIr' hA@ W taAe
pach Seal Ferhap' # N hal been,
curing Al9 term OF service hanger ON
Of court maf'ials oI oh 2theT detached
SCI ne d. MS own request ana NluuioiN-
y 'F'''e" l"e SilleIl "i S'nPoWder ms
.naHceS lnIshI nave oeeh better. yer.
nol hloh' "ho II tAus dlSpitceA ~ ms
SaS 7oh n MATS "a7 VT eNceIIeht olhcer.
- recofd ~ feslLhieentAi reports doe' hot
say absent on detached service. put
present tor duty, ana he was on duty
until disabled by rebel bullets. Gen.
BoYnton has made an excellent Pension
Agent, but as he Is now, by the action of
Mogul Morrill,, made to Walk thu plank
the people generally would have pre-
terred another man us hS Successors
Rumor SAYS this WIZ brought aDput by
reason Of the sickness Of Mr. Blaine,
child Blaine has opposed the appoint
ment Of this hero of the many hard fought
battles in which he never took A hand.
from the very start but the NJ zine Dele
CATION, il seems, bv some hocn4 pocus
was called together to Settle this question,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

the editor Of the Age received neat,
gilt-edged and perfumed manuscript, &C
companied by Il feminine note, timidly
offering a poetical contribution. In the
Age Of Aug. II, 1864, it appeared as fol-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

We believe that the Ellsworth Amcri-
can never claimed more than one ward in
that city as having voted Illegally at the
September election OF last year But it
seems that the official count at Augusta
shew that the throwing out Of the one
ward wouId MT oe sufficient to unseat
Mr.. Moore, the Democratic member. 50
they improved upon the Americans sug-
gestion, and threw out the whole city
As consequence Mr.. HadIoek occupies
the seat, and Mr. Moore has gone home
The resources Of radicali9m are wonder
full
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

The jewels belonging to the Apollo
Gallery OF the Louvre were concealed
during the Commune in a small room,
carefully walled up, on the second story
OF the building erected by Francois |.
over the Sale Henri H. and the Salon DIES
Sept Cleanliness. The work had been So
skilfuily executed that the insurgents.
during their two months occupation OF
the palace, must have passed before it :,
thousand times without suspecting that
the treasury of iewelry, rock crystal.
enamels, &c, estimated at $4,000, 900
francs, was so near them. The credit ot
this success is due to Count Clement de
Ris, Conservation, and to the employees OF
the museum, who were several times on
the point OF being shot for refusing to dis
close tho place of concealment
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

ouig Iprlh OF receipt no" used FOR instance, 10
date. When new payment is made, the date " iii
recept in m i sen With ~ yery
in arrears are requested - forward the sums due.
TO ~hicI, the paper is senf'ss o'i VI ~ +
We have seen no ranorr If Mr. H,,e.s s,,eech
bur we noticed that Mr.. Cox, leading demo
an amendment. ALLOWING the nnrrhase Of for.
eig a. punt vessels.
abused for the hundredth time. Gen. Grants
a a, Tor the decline IN shp-bulldlns
it, distinguished friend in New York. who pro-
D> e., 10 cut up tnat interest root ana branch
n,ira Semmes. now Il democratic editor. by the
darimn4jad ann faroign nom rr.n tbo 4oren
cratic rebellion inflated the currency and sad
ha borne hev ~ ~, ~ an ggpt ~
but >tilI our builders have continued 10 pro
merchantmen. The renresentative err from rEjs
nll , h presents bill to and our ship-bulder~
what little we still possess. Our ship-builders
AN 'o[ nreid ana M democratic law-glVer
lr Cov +hn -ro,,,.,.sa,tmr;,.a an,,4oa -
III ,onoa+odr- ,.ltoa g, h;I,s j roa,,oo
M t,ri4 an t.vas ~ sbinhuiIA;na u,
toriaI h,t navar Win sncoass hooan7o III
ors.vboIroin,r radical ,,aior;+,, ho., ;,,.o
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c,,.in, to which oa,,,,,oro;,I ,o,, ano
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teTs to command English ships, carving
their experience and skill to build up the
marine Of our natural rivals on the
ocean Was there ever such folly heard
Of?
The political economist and patriot who
shines in the columns of the Free Press
announces with an air of triumph that
''our builders have still continued to pro-
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Aha +.

We gave last week the letter with
which Leet, the commander-in- chief Of
the general order swindle, was armed by
the President when sent to New York in
a very decided odor Of woollen. The
imam of unquestionable integ rty" is
found to have been swindling to the tune
of S5S, 900 4 year. When we come to
really examine the Presidents solicitude
for reform in the civil service it appears
to be convenient theory tor show,
without any application A. T. Stewart,
the celebrated New York merchant. was
before the committee last week and testi-
fed that The general order business was a
gross outrage upon the people. and that
under the present administration the eX-
pense had increased three fold. That the
merchants had made attempts to get rid
III these eXtortions, and appealed in vain
to the President, i made dire ctly to APP
pear from Mr.. Stewards testimony, as
follows
. Q. You stated YOU had made no complaints
to the authorities at the custom house here be-
cause YOU are not fond Of making complaints,
and tried to manage your own business: A.
Yes, Sir.
q. Have YOU ever stated your views to the
Secretary Of the Treasury Or the PRESIDENT
A. Well, prefer that you should not ask me
that question. | never did to the Secretary Of
tn" Treasury.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

Subscribers request to take notice of the
the coored slips attached to the paper. 1t is the
only form OF receipt now used For instance, 10
May II. means that the subscription is paid 10 that
date. When a payment is made, the date W i'll
be Immediately changed to correspond, and thus a
receipt in full is with every paper. Subscribers
in arrears are requested ~ forward the sums due.
sS- In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE
TO which the paper is t~an
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

The Suez canal, built with so much skill and
expense and opened with such grand ceremony
and eclat, has proved pecuniary failure, and
is now offered for sale with no buyers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01
Maine Legislature.

passage 10 be en2rO>Sed. Nr. knight of Port
land. moved To indefinitely postpone, which
y - lost by vote of 80 NAYS. 80 yeas. The bill
was tabled for further consideration.
A l0ut convention tor the election OF State
Treasurer took place in the representatives
Hal And Mr.. Caldwell was declared elected
treasurer tor the fiscal year
Among the petitions presented and referred
Were the following:
OF Arno Wi>wel and nine others of Han
cock ior increase OF salary Of County Attorney
Tor Hancock County.
Passed III concurrence Bill relating to the
yes ly ciose-time on and-ocked salmon, trout
and togut.
The House also passed the bill fixing the COM
pen>atiou Of supreme Court justices.
SENATE, After lengthy discussion the bill
granting charter for railroad from Lewiston
~ DanNihe junction was carried by vote OF
IL yeas to II nays, on it, passage TO be engross-
ed.
Leave 10 withdraw has been given to petit
lions for n bounty destruction of foxes.
The Eastern Normal School bill was tabled,
after voting TO insist IN passing the same to be
engrosSed
4 bin was reported relating to compelling
the attendance Of children at school. Laid over
ender the rule t. be printed
Jan. 26. SENATE. The Committee on Sena-
toial Votes made report relating to the l4th
(Hancoek DlSirict,w hich un>eat> Moore Dem. J
and gives the seat to Hadoek Rep was ae-
eeptet. and the pay OF Moore was made up to
the end of the session.
BIZ granting ehrter tor railroad from
Lewiston TO connect With the Grand Trunk
near panvlile junction, which was Yesterday
passed 70 he engroSsed, came up on Il motion to
reconsider that vote A warm debate TOOK
,ate, but the motion TO reconsider was carried
TIN a vote "a - o. Z. and next Wednesday was
assigned for it, con>iic ration
Legislation Wa reported ineNI edieut on pro-
Nlulng by law thsl eggs should be sold by
weight; concerning the taxation of personal
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

/. Having got rid OF their clothes line
thieves, the yirtuous Bangoreans are now
troubled by black-mailers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01

/ such association of apparently dissimlar
| i'eaS constitute olleh poSilNe merit ~
Poetlcal composition or, TO quote his
words when. in addition 10 the element
" ,. 1
" noNe'S' tlierc y ih'ro''"ceu lhe SUD
| element Of lt21GrDerte{nfSS " There can
not be much pleasure in reading poetry.
when, from its common place tone the
reader knows. from one portion what the
next is to be. 1t is because he don't know
and because when read it has unexpected
ideas, that it pleases. Take for instance
Fitz Greene FIalleck's Alnwick Castle, one
Of the most beautiful Of American poems,
and in which these portions stand very
near together
A gentle bill its side inclines,
~ Loae at III, tn rnS,anp ,'it'e;s greeni
Through thi, romantic scene
a wb 9n,'s # f aIcnns g'' IN 't XIII hiu
| While summer, wind blew soft and low.
/ Seated hy gallant iiot>pur's side.
His katherine was 4 happy bride,
| y thousand years ago.
| These are not the romantic times
| 50 beautiful IN Sponsors rhymes,
| 80 dazzling to the dreaming boy;
| ours are the days of fact, not fable,
| OF knights, but not Of the round table,
OF Bailie Jarvie, not Bob Roy;
Il I hal aout It'll rfeslae 81 Monroe,
| ! he hlghlaudfr' the otterest re
! ,ln,e,i ~, :, , W ''a .,, (nrlI p'o"'
Aud put on pantaoon, and coat
Here we % from Hotsnnr,s Kata and
Spenrnr's rhymes to q HiobIander,s
hroarba. in ona of tb.. mast ,a,oirad of
4., i.,;,
Tba noet,.r ~ Rrron i All q tbo.o
suaaan transitions fro,, ,,ro,o y AL.
ru,. ;...,.noo .ha,.,....,. fs7,. !, r,7'.
III .,-,a+ - t,a,.
At midnight on the blue and moonht deep
Rv dlsfanre malInyad ",er tba ,yntar. syear
| T i sweet to see the evening star appear;
Franz III = sy s,e - ,,y .'' FI9P
The rainbow, based % ocean, Span the shy
Sweet j. The vintage, when the showering grapes
- ipaeDiaa Pr"ios'oi Hill II ga'ln
From civic revelry 70 rural nirth
| Sweet 10 the father is his tir.t-h horns Lirth
Sweet j. revense-e.peea, to women,
'''''9' ''''''' " '''1-'i''''7' ~ ss''i-''l-
r64 n n x ,gSp 1a sb Of .@m oh sJy
Or gentlemen Of seventy years complete
"a 4Irea "i'.'' 7 INIT f" II '''--''' 'o' !
There exists 4 letter from Byron to biz
publisher, Murray. in which, in reply to
the latter's suggestion that one half ot A
recent poem of Bvron's is very good.
he saws mo poetry is 4suerall, GOOD
only by fits and starts yon are
luckv 70 oer i snarkIa HARE and tbar.
| Nh, n,i,,br !. ,valI ,gs,+ ,,;anr,,b, IN
| .t.rs IL r,a.,II ,,art,.4
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Put ia operation splendid new grist iuiU, ~
/ addition d nj, other mills. The motive iosyer
Is furnished ny d idle tam, which move, an n
( rrpyet uhecl, that ecouomiIe- to the utmost
/ Dhe head of water. Mr. Paul +, one Of the most
eujerpri,ug and substantial citizen, Of Bristol
/ AieGert Holland, Of Lewiston, i man OF ~
| years, y lth "a 9'lte and three children, committed
suicide By poison on FRIDAY la.t. Ae wa, IA
/ The habit getting drunk whenever he cauo %
TIE city from his farm, and On this occa- III eiL
50 much remor~e that he bought rlchnlny aud
| -wuIlowedit
! Steam tug Nautilus, from Bucksport for New
| York, sprung a eak and sank in Il gale oil { ape
/ Cod, on Friday night. Capt. snow and crew
/ took o the boats, and after great suffering land
/ ed near WrneeL The boat way partially Gov
errd by Insurance tor 5000
The Railroad Committee 81 The Legislature
has granted cave TO the petitioners To bring ia
bins for the following railroad,-Saudy River
| Valley; ,-tiny TO Calais aud Bangor to Calais
Eastport TO Calais Ellsworth Mills To- tMe
watet
The Utah Legislature passed an act for a
/ convention 10 prepare State Convention
\ GOV. Wood vetoed it, and there WA 4 rUN iu
I TIE Legislature On reception of the message
/ The Commereis, Agency u Brock Brothers
in Boston, nt- failed .Dt the partner, have
gone to Canada, leaving taeir clerks unpaid
/ 50 dispatch says.
In Bangor llr. Sucauey came near being
stuck by the -lAn oJ another sleigh that came
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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
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desiring their advertisements published In the
Journal will please so state to the Court.
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SUHSCRiB ERS desiring to have the address OF
papers changed, must state the Post Office to which
the paper has been sent well as to which 1t is
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01
A Little Discourse Upon Criticism

The Prog. Age has poet who calls himself Rus
ticus. AS though one Rusty wasn't as much AS
that establishment could keep ahoat. IJournal.
If the journal editor know az much as our
country boy contributor, he would know that
rust rusty was an entirely different word
from rusticuS, signifying the country His
machine too. grinds out more sensible poetry
than that ground out by one w. H. S. who
enormously imagines himself poet. Here il
a couplet taken from the latier'> machine RHYMES
on the New Year, which is decidedly unique
"Some drank some gained, and some at church have
made but vain pretences:
False men have broken womens hearts, and rowdies
broken fences"
To say nothing of the bad grammar. the put
ting broke women's hearts into the same cate
gory with broken fences, is an nc0ugruitv
which would make horse laugh The line
shows how elevated the writer's idea of female
character ISL Prog. Age.
Our neighbor exemplities the declara-
ton of Shakespeare
"A jests prosperity lies in the ear
OF him that hears it, never in the tongue
OF him that makes it,"
Or, as Sidney Smith more roughly ex-
pressed it-"Ihere are some men into
whose heads the comprehension Of Joke
cannot be got except by a surgical opera
ton The Ages kind explanation Of
that pun is one OF the best commentaries
on the witticism of Smith that could pos
sibly be given.
We cannot conn liment the Age's knowl-
edge OF the poetic art, or its acquaintance
with the productions OF that class which
are universally accepted rs OF high rank
in the order Of merit, and many OF which
contain like passages with those above
classed as incong! uities. Edgar A Poe,
in one of the finest of his ESSAYS, SAYS that
such association of apparently dissimlar
ideas constitute often positive merit in
poetical composition or, to quote his
words when, in addition to the element
of novelty, there is introduced the sub
element OF Unerpectc81leSS." There can
not be much pleasure in reading poetry,
when, from its common place tone the
reader knows, from one portion, what the
next is to be. 1t is because he don't know
and because when read it has unexpected
ideas, that it pleases. Take for instance
Fitz Greene Halleck's Alnwick Castle, one
Of the most beautiful of American poems,
and in which these portions stand very
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-01
Execution of George Bolts.

IN - I'LL ~
our reduers VIII reineinoet TIE lnuruef
of Pet Halstead. a prominent radical poli-
ticlan, pS george holts, statWaft Eng
lish cartmau. who found Halstead in the
-
room OF MS mistress Inc murderer was
buno ar Newark Nav Jarsav 1as+ Er;3av
- 'N'''S
The following Is an account OF the eXecu-
,;or
ooCN VI s'A'Y poncelnth uhaer me com
folder were detailed NJ an early ham 70 nrase,>
order The crowd hagan tn ,ss4I,,bI,, and ~.
crsssa,l mr., f., ~ ,.lolL who, ah,,,t an, ,tl
sanI were present The noIi,e rigi,4Iv carrie 4
ont fheir orders and no one wos a3m,ttej If
| 10 O'Clock the Shprif arrived 4pr,n,nYniad Nv
DENNY Dayis and he nnJar sba,iir, TbaL
xere folinvaa Nv M Tars..v Era.dm,,n ~ tha
,,nn,har If ah1nt MI. ti,,drad IA fnv Thnsa
bayin, ticl,nts Min w.. rasont,ti,ns of III,
- 100 ;,,,,,,',li. ,l l,titt 49,