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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-17

The Portland Press says: "Now thai
the Argus sees that every sensible person
is laughing at it because it inconsderately
published the gush of the Maine Standard
denouncing Mr.. Blaine because Mr.. Eos
ter of New Jersey wrote him letter, il
continues its clatter evidently intent that
its readers shall believe that the ex-Speak-
err is very bad man because the mails
bring a letter to his box which n high
toned democrat fiched from that gentle
mans pocket. We say democrat stole
it, because leading democrat informs us
that Mr.. Blaine left his ovcrcoat in an Of
fee where he was doing some business, in
the pocket of which was the Foster letter,
which was taken out by some sneak thiel
and sent to the heightened Standard for
publication, and is now being sent around
to this and that democratic sachem to sat
isfy them-that Mr.. Foster wrote such a
letter! There are those who will ask
what is the difference between the party
who steals letter from a mans coat and
those who read, publish and show it ?"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-17

The resolution offered by Mr.. Fort of
Illinois in the House of Representatives
yesterday, brought many of the northern
democrats to an awkward test. To say
that wounded Union soldiers, still capa-
BILE Of duty, should not be preferred in the
appointment to places under the officers
Of the House, is not good thing TO put on
record But that is the policy Of the pres
ent majority, and the members, with two
or three exceptions who lodged, came up
to the rack without fiinching. A consider
able proportion Of the appointments made
thus far have been from the officers Or SOL
diers OF the rebel service = Boston Adrer
tiser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-17
The Washington correspondent of tn
AUG UST a.
F.IpAY MORNING. Dac. II. 1875.

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Journal says Never, here, since
'the onslaught Of democrats who came as
:. the Assyrians came down. when An
"drew jackson was first inaugurated, on
"a wild hunt after Office, has there been
witnessed such q raid as has been made
ION the offices within the gift of the House,
.or rather Of the democratic Representa-
..tivcs.n And that's what all the cores
pondents at Washington say upon the
matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-17
Mr.. FILLSBGRY'S ATTITUDE WITH
REGARD TO THE STOLEN LETTER.

REGARD 70 TIE STOLEN LETTER.
We are disappointed but not wholly sur
prised, that the Maine Standard of this
week gives no explanation or attempt at
explanation OF the mannerin which its ed
itor obtained letter that was both private
and confidential, and appropriated ii as
common thief does the way larers purse.
Bad as is the man who robs ones purse
or breaks into house and steals yalua-
bles, he is not so bad as the person who
steals private and confidential letters. the
most sacred OF all property, and the editor
who would give such stolen letters public
ity in the columns OF his paper is worse
than the thief who takes them. No man
with spark of honor thinks of opening
the correspondence Of another unless per-
mi.ted TO do SO. When honorable men
find themselves in possession of the pri-
vate letters OF others, they not only avoid
looking into them but return them to the
person to whom they belong. But that is
not what Mr.. Eben +. Pillsbury does. He
may think /, was very bright and smart to
disregard the laws of common decency
but we beg leave to advise him that long
after the slight sensation created by tbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-17

The resolution which Mr.. Fort (rep.)
Of Illinois introduced in the House, to give
the preference to wounded Union soldiers
in the subordinate appointments, was as
follows:
Resolved by the House Of Representatives
That in all subordinate appointments under any Of
the officers Of this House, il is the Judgment of the
House that wounded Union soldiers, who are not
disabled from the performance of duty, should be
preferred.
standing vote on seconding the pre-
vious question showed 81 republicans vot-
ing in its favor and 104 democrats against
it, The vote was then taken by tellers,
with the like general result. the report OF
the tellers, being-Yeas 50. nays 12G.
Rather significant indication of what the
Union boys may expect if the democracy
get control of the government offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-17
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-17
notification of the letter of Mr. Foster shall

publication of the letter of Mr.. Foster shall
have died away, he will be universally re-
membered as the man who outraged the
proprieties of life by rushing into print
with letter which came into his hands
lishonorably. He says in the Standard
that he came into possession of the letter
in ian honorable way" We have no idea
wha, such a person as he has shown HIM
self 10 be may consider an honorable
way:" bnt however he obtained the letter
his publication of it made him parttceps
criniiais in the original thieving transac-
ton. with the additional infamy that pub
fishing in the newspapers gave to it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-17

The stolen letter which f F. Pillsbury
gave to the public through the columns OF
the Maine Standard, and of which the New
York Tribune says that the only imam
"who seems likely to profit by MIR. John
~. Fosters letter is the man who never
..rcceived it, Mr.. Speaker Blaine. is as
follows:
Office of Evening Courier.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 3, 1879.
Hon. j. G. Blaine:
My DEAR SIR: Eighteen months ago told you
that you could have New jersey in 1876. wish
now to emphasize that statement. All our people
are for YOU and we can carry the State beyond
peradventure.
Our danger is that the West will demand the
nomination. This can be averted, OF course, by a
union of New England, the Middle States, and
stray votes from the South. A potent factor IN
our next convention will be the Secret Anti Cath
Ole Order. Grant is member, and 1t has a good
deal of strength of Congress. think you ought
to 20 in. z 1t can be arranged so that you can be
initiated anywhere by one person. The order IS
spreading widely. My obligations do not permit
me TO say more than this, except that Grant no
doubt relies upon it to promote his aims.
With wisdom at Washington and IN the states
we have carried. we can surely hold the country.
But to hold it for hazard candidate Is hardly
worth the candle. For one of a vast multitude,
want to hold it for YOU Excuse this screcd, and
believe me Yours very truly,
(Sgned1 JNo. fosTER'
, 1875-11-11
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, 1875-11-11
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terben Yerlon III Sel9len beraus9egeben.
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geididten Gremplaren beS SuheS nur nod
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bis gu 100 Srcs. beSeblt tporOen. zDttB Slad.
toro 1T aus SrantrelG aus9elpieien iporbeil,
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ipenn man nift hires 3euguilieS fir etllt
idlpebenoe Criminal : llnteriu6nn9 beourft
bate. Ste amerltaniide 4benteurertn riibnlt
iif nod oes SeiibeS lpidti9er politil6er Ya.
pierre, Die le ibreH firltlldeu @iebbaber ent=
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mentlid) aut Die @rpeotttor bon Gbhpp be.
5teben louell, engltlAe Sldtter, Dem Serneb,
men mad, Ihon betrd Atll9e @"elolulnmer
att9eboten baben.
, 1875-11-11
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rem ltt9tefea uap ibbnfen @erfIu ss@eesnfanb uae be-.
ssablen isbr bebs eonlmiiGpn. scar frhbets ODER usae
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my wife and L., bseinnt NIT BIN Heutn SABRE. Sr.
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, 1875-11-11
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ben Elm 9als berporruft, no oer pertobiide
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nit unretnem Geidlrr bebedt lift, Nuf ben
Stliblen ~beftlben lI6 utmeDer lSalierbe9Glz
ter, Sheuerbiiriten, 8ai9lappeu ODER crime
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bel 1tnb in Der Wiltte oes 3iminerS anfQe=
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10 autgebdult itllo, oab man etn Sel!tdlSer
lein NUT, nm barber ipegSufommen. 9or
Dem S1laf5lmlner 1tebt Der Shaufelltubl
nit iamntlldem Sett3eug barauf, naneben
etne Sd)ale nit rofttgen l3pefen /; liebsebn
WfebiStnflal6en l1ilb ~btperIen alten ar8aeoten=
ten S9lafihlben. 4uf Dem beiten &iid nit
oes Wtartlorplatte lle9t baS glbntn, eiu
|'Stftf Sette, etlle alte Sdge, ein elf9artes
E@brenle, Die Salntllen Slbel luo orei3ebll
tobte S6iuabeu ulb ELL ulo 1leuniiq Ditto
Slle9eu.
OaS neue 0tenftmdbder qudlt iid in Der
Slide ab, NIT Dem beltelt 9faitrmeller 9ols
fietn 81 MAIDEN, mdbreno Die lieben &tnoerz
delt nit .3ablz lib 9aarbiirlten lih in ben
lufan9Sfiinften Der Wfalerei iiber, tuoein iie
Die lenen 2apetel i'm Yarlor lpelblpai6en.
Arn 1Hltmrllten 1T ~llOeiielt tiir ben Wtar,ll
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|rtiiene &leto 1T gerabe bod 9enu9 ai1f9e.
ldiirSt UNI etneu nn9ei6niirten, abIabioieil
Saub lebeu gu laiieu, Samus uuo griiue
SelIe llserl ibr TN 9aar unb am &tnlI, tbr
&leto lit nak, tire Singer lhauen balb 9e=
fod}t aus, mn ben 0aunlen, ben lte nit benz
alten Sanln1er balb abgeibla9en bat, lit etn
9auotudl 9epldeit, aber ibr 2luge tit flar uuo
iple etn Generalmajor an Gage Der S1la6t
liberitebt lie baS @baos. Gin Sinbel after
Tleloer anfnebnIeilo, fliegt iie an inn porbei,
t~linlbunoert perihieoene Sadeu liebt ite alir
elnmal St beiorgen.
Oeien un9eahtet pergiBt ie ME, iebes=
nal, lpenn ie beim Spie9el porbetsebt, etten
flihtigen Slidi b~ineiuSumerfen, uno ei1te
ileue 9aarnabel ms oSaar nao cine Steds
nqoel IN ibren alten Nod gu lteden. nlb
ipdbrenS fe ibrem balbfpabuiinnigen @atten,
Dem Die gemiitbli6en 3tmmer 1etner Stamnl-
fnetpe ple elm Graumbilo oor Ausen i6me-
ben, ETH Stiid groo init Dem Seifenule1er
l6netpero, Ia9t ite nit elnem trdumeriideil
IuSorllf in lbrem @efiht uIusuI, i) ipill
Soft oanfeu, meli1S ooriiber lift" nllo Iuguli
ia9t anbdftig yImenI !" E.,9
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Ser Sabresberi@t ces @unScs=
ShaEmriftere. ~ =

Ser Sabresbertdt bes SuubeSi6abmei,
iters 0tew ldbt erlebeu, oaB ..oon Der 9eianlm-
ten uonlinelen SllanS BON $f73, SIC, 064,05
iiir welde Der SunbeSidlatmeiiter ben Ser
einl9ten Staateu AM 30. Stunt 1875 81 baf-
ten bate, an nupernen0paren Yolter elm Sc
lanmtbetra9 BON $1,000 ,075.9 ab9eSogen
meroen mus, 9er @auptpoten belleht aus
S2S,101, G44.91, ipelhe Die Staaten Der
Sunoe8re9leruug aif Sfe6nuuS bon, Sniol9e
oeS Gou9reBs@ eiebeS bonn %. Sunt 1886
, 1875-11-11

n ttHs kr unsIR6isisf.a a1ansbtitsa, s.usa sas 81 .
f&tnsef&ls4t Gntsrwprfen 10 aRh iaSss numentli6' al
sta earaa. Die usla&tu, wtI9t oisles ftr.fiiber 10
serpsrufsai ans Dsri1tebsa lns ~psslitttte abu pu H.
tsaolnnssrafs aue immn tieislst ttA aS,sld ii,
serA Startlnssmtttl eas NerpenipteA ss 0, ,ap,
zaSsprsdut unb edbat& ben eaasen QSrpsr Il. tr6 8
Dat a5Gw.bilS 9ittsrs~ atpt ausrse,Gt Do ais Lydr.
trEsoAittd BIT ben ebea s~ywdbutsa Rtanfsttten ans Ca
l~aalsaesn bic SsfaneFa. iuraasssebsno welss fdon "a.
van ,~~ciisItrn, ie tpithet @saas am eettn III aaSta.
t.taYs5A Etesesstfslasenbsit, ri. T-5i
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Dtefts Dttres 10 test unb f4sn felt iaRses SahrH an
wanbersplesS tGriunss- anb Observation-Disclosures ahtr'
.asnt, ba q itsss anttrt 5eltaittel pieier Grtba fee:a
Aaertriht. Dds Reeept ~ bttiern .6Hn&htf& Diiters1 Es
tsnse Bet EN- aeft1 4ebtimnis uub !f q nod itSt. 9H
sstt Sarnt ibtrHtfrt, aap'ta ~ surtaxs anin68gdA
bat irstab Seaane aaer ben Gtgt ttlrner has sSr-N
les nS&psbtf6 Sttters" teane, obj III e gseA. MHe.td
RttmenfAeA hur1 ben g}rtauf bteer aefdlf&tsr Na@ab-
saunaes ~ 3rfbrsn, wslht 6bnlt6 ausitten ant itme6ss
ME bas e@tr .S&nsbifG ettters" aber bar Gdunbbeti
(1Sbfi& fab. pdbrcah bas egentlt&e. pub e4te -SGre'
sttA Btttere" Wtigtpnen &efuabbtt unit eebtn trbnltee
bat. Da hia ~befpabes nt&tts \, ,sxs BITE aafmerffars
lett bs publiuras barauj btnsela,tt bas tstr Glaf&e
stl&e bas ettt SGwsbifa 4tttesa- euttdk, BITE saoruspa
srterf@rift ss strar,sents q ) chg slatsn U.
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49,. 80. OH Dominion gawpfJ4i6
tl NpmpanD. .y.tl
Ms& 81 ~ : goft.

&tele Gpmpan9 wtrb sinen ibrer MAD ~frIsenbeu pra6t
pollen Danpfsr. $40 Dominion. gSpanpse, J{aac
Sfu. Htd)nune, Mlbsmarle, t1aiteras une
tSeprse Us. Cher (m Sau) an iepsm &ieutaa,
6rettag -aab @Gmstae BET 9pGnsAsr abfebtea
IaeeH. 7
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tut eiele 0iculs 9etaut. l.I.f fta... sD
sic eabsn pIa6tpaae SaIprns. 6 e &opms une
SGpe-3inmer.. II t-a-} t. tHA
Vie spelien. Ysauemlt&teit unb Yebisnune fue I'M.
GterireHltA.
Qenaren, pel6s nit fteler 2tnie ~perianot merpen, Ian
cen r~s8elmdeis in Ner.ypr. an puN Sperosdten Yier CT
~&ompdns, 81 ytGrtb 0tper.
j, adt tur gtass meier ais Re@-gptt per6sH l6nsa
%petpreert une ptTs eanir nt3t0 ais PIC piTili2 ~aebubRH
untpften bersWtet. y ~ Hf s F
4 y 6ifs pieler sinie ssrlafsn Nortolt um 5 ubr gtad,.
nttta8s pabrtap hes QDtnterS.
5ratt aa9enemmsh bic 5 u6r Nbsnos isben Eaa, ~
2Se8en peiterer Ausfunft peape man ib, an ass. b
Georee ". Mlen u. Co., Neentsn,
5feb. Office SenpanpP AbGrpe8. 0tpdeits.