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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-03
NO. 1877.
THE WEDDING FEE.
BY II. VI. STREETER.


One morning, fifty years ago,
When apple trees were white with snow ftt3H
OF fragrant apple blossoms, and the air .
Was spell.b0und with the perfume rare,
Upon farm horse, large and lean, =
And lazy with its double load,
sun-brOwn youth and maid were seen 5s
jogging along the winding road.
Blue were the arches of the skies,
But bluer were that maidens eyes.
The dew drops on the grass were bright,
But brighter was the loving light
That sparkled meath the ong-fringed lid,
Where those bright eyes of blue were hid.
Adown the shoulders brown and bare
Rolled the soft waves of golden hair, - a.
Where, almost strangled with the spray,
The sun, q willing sufferer lay.
1t was the fairest sight, l ween - ~S
That the young man had ever seen; a~& 80 -
And with his features all agow, -t s.fs af :
The happy fellow told her sol
And she without the least surprise .sA1
Looked on him with those heavenly eyes, 5+#s
Saw underneath that shade oftan
The handsome features of a man ..s ~ -
And with joy but rarely known
She drew that dear face to her own,
And by her bridal bonnet hid =.
cannot tell you what she did
So, on they rode until, among Essas
The new born leaves with dew drops hnnK,
The parsonage, arrayed in white,
Peers out, more than welcome eight.
Then with cloud upon his face,
"What shall We do - he turned to say,
"Should he refuse to take his pay
"From what is in the pillowcase% -
And glancing down his eye surveyed azsa
The piow-case before him laid,
Whose contents reaching to its hem, tEt
Might purchase endless joy for them.
The maiden answers, "Let us wait.
To borrow trouble where's the needr'
Then at the parsons squeakng gate sst.s.
Halted the more than willing steed.
Down from the hor the bridegroom sprung;
The latchless gate behind him swung; -45s
The knocker of that startled door,
Struck as 1t never was before. ttEs est--+-
Brought the whole household pale with fright;
And there with bushes on his cheek faJ5
So bashtul he could hardly speak,
The farmer met their wondering sight. sf8
The groom goes in, his errand tells s@tt8
And as the parsOn mods, he leans 4sf-
Far DER the window-sill and yells
"Come in He says he'll take the beansi9
Lord How she jumped With one glad boni d,
She and the bean bag reached the ground,
Then, clasping with each dtmpled arm = =
The precious product of the farm,
She bears it through the open door;
And, down upon the paTlor floor, ss8s
Bumps the best beans vines ever bore.
All happy were their songs that day
When man and wife they rode away; 4s g5gs
But happier this chorus still
Which echoed through those woodland scenes.
"God bless the priest OF Whitnsvillel 5s
God bless the man who took the beansP 5"@se
New York T.ibnne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-03
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

Taken in full doses on retiring for the night, it
will be found to exert the most powerful influence
Oh the organs of circulation and perspration. Per
spiration flows from every part of the body glow
of heat extends from head to foot, every muscle and
fore is relaxed and in state of the most gratfy-
ing repose, while pain, soreness of the bones and
muscles disappear, and the poor sufferer in state
Of mind at once composed and happy, sinks into a
refreshing sleep, lasting until morning from which
he awakens a new man. mild dose before break.
ia. and another before going out for the day, will
prevent his taking more cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-03
TRY'.lT ONCE.

No matter if your shelves are lined with Medicine,
you Will fail to derive from them the benefit to be
obtained from this remedy in the diseases for which
1t is recommended.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
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GOULD & SEWALL. .a
MANHOOD, WOMANHOOD AND
NERVOUS DISEASES. p
A Book tor Every Man,


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1t is, indeed book for every man, young and
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The Peabody Institute has alss inst published
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bound in substantial muslin, price 81.
Either OF the above hooks are sent by mail to ANY
part of The world closely sealed, postage paid ON
receipt Of price Or all three books sent to one adj
dress at the same time on eeeipt OF only 81, Here
is offered eight hundred and dny pages OF the
best and b, ct printed and bound popular medical
science and literature, on subjects of vital impor-
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mailing IL should be borne in mind that thest
great Medical Works are published by the Pea
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established with large funds for the sole purpose
OF doing good. l III.
These are. beyond all comparison, the most extra.
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There is nothing whatever that the Married or Sin.
gle Of either either require wish To know,
| but what is fully explained, and many matters Of
the most important and interesting characte are
introduced, to which no alluson even can be found
! in any other works in our language. All the Neu
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As will be seen by the new Postal
Law. an abstract OF which we Publish in
tod ~, paper, that the American unless
sent from the publication Office. viii re-.
quire two cents postage instead OF one as
formerly.
LECTURE Oar citizens should not fail
10 attend the lecture thi, (Wedne.dly)
evening. al Hlneock Hall. given ~ Rev.
Father Lunncy of Waterville The sub.
iect The IRISH Race i an Interesting one.
and the speaker ha> the reputation OF
being an eloquent AMI graceful orator. and
Ne think all may safely promise them
selve. rich treat
Tho Repub.ican Caucus wa fally at
tended GA >tu DAY last. Mlyur Grant
WAS unanimous renom.na,ri i,ra SECOND
term. llr declacd the numa,stIbu. hut a'
The urcrnt r,qHe-, ut ihe rn'!r,. meeting.
concluded To- hold the matter under advise
ueut. aud On H. motion. the cauru, al
ipuJfcl uu.H saturday u~N.. at : 1. VI
4 definite answer will then De given
Ward ,lprg-,> Viii ue h-ld Immediately
tncr thr adjournment OF the cjty c.4cu>.
t. nominate ward ofi --r, l. g., desirable
tAat ai L Publican, -a,I.l b. present. -
.uA. ih- Wishes of 'hc Nho'c ,.r, ma, hr
regarded BIZ The nominations Il possible.
lrtH~ couiuu. A,i.y Government Iu wu.ch
a.i have ct4t iear-.
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ID | + ID.

Obituary notices. beyond The Date. Ndn,e and
ige must be pdid for.
Ellsworth-lith inst Lille. wife of Calvin
Bunker, aged - wears aud months.
North Ell,wnrih-ilth inst, MIR Warren u.
McGown. aged - wears.
East Surry-ath inst Helen EVELYN, aged I
years. months. and J ise Francis, aged
wears. months, daughters Of Joseph b. amt
Jennie NJ Mason.
surry-loth inst Sarah F., wife Of Joseph
Card. aged II wears. | months.
Cranberry Isles-jth inst, Mrs. Susan II.
PTessv. aged 60 wears
North Prnoh>eot-iaih ult.. isaac Il. Leach.
E>q aged y wears. 6 months.
nth Buckspori ilh inst. Lucy Rich.
daughter Of l.Athly Lewis. aged wears. . mo.
Chelsea. Mass 9Th inst. Joseph {. Brown,
aged - wears. former resident Of Fremont.
Ne. and eldest son Of the late Rev. c. VI.
Brown Of that place
Minneapolis. Ninn..-Sih ult., Luther r..
son Of Geo. W Cook OF Waltham, Me, aged =
years, 2 months.
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City and County.
-~ Pa.rich> bay

-~-. pA.rieA' Day.
The fiae al services Of Mr.. r.-iAle Will
take place today Thursday ar2 ?. ".
The lee i, NOW "a, d5>appear.u. il
they.-Ini'y Of the bridee..a here the water
runs rapid'y.
-Tle loLIers from up river. haye for
few day, past pat in their appearance o.
or >treer-.
-S,brjety i the order OF the day in
Ei>w,t h. and the Police Court j. rarely
interviewed
Commissioner Charles Hamin. and
Clarence Hale, Esq. were in town few
day last week.
On saturday last. Sled laden with
slecpers hastily unloaded in the square.
which 'o4ked up quite a crowd.
Dir Abby F. Fulton Is now on a visit
to New York and will not return until the
latter part Of next week
-Messrs n Wigein Co. offer large
lot Of corn aud meal for sale. See adver-
tisement.
See Geo. A. Dyer's advertisement Of
music and musical instruments, (which he
l. selling at extremely low prices.
SPRINGS HARBINGERs.-B playing
marbles on the sidewalks; thrifty and
'peiul housewives taking up carpets.
Rev WI 0. Helman of Charlestown.
Mass. formerly Of this city. delivered a
Temperance lecture in fremont Temple
last sunday evening.
The members OF the Emerald Band in
tend giving Grand Promenade Concert
aud Ball at Hancock Hail. Monday even
ing. Mar 29,h. Tie music will be furnish.
ed ~ Whidden's Orchestra OF Belfast.
-There viii be a public examination OF
the Ei>x worth High School on Friday next
commencing at A. NJ. and continuing
through theNschool hours OF the day
Pareats of the rails and al friends d
eduoaIion invited foSc pres nv
There is religious sect in Pennsyl-
wanna called the Tunkers. IL is evident
they have several proselytes in this sec
ton who hold their meetings at TunS
pond. They are represented as happ,
people, holding the old epicurean phiios
ophy, well provided with the good things
OF life and givea to hospitality.
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PoErLASD-ClI 10. brig Machia-, Bartlett, =
Thomas.
CA H. sch g W Reed, Holurook. Castine
Ar l.. ,eAs Nellie SCOTT Milan, lrient- Pawn
Kelley, boston
PoKI-MoUTH-Ar l.! sch- Rpamer McFarl and.
BATH Tor Rcnmoni Cpcheco Young, Camden Tor
Boston. Alfred, Chase, to tor do.
Bp>foN-Lld II, sch Richmond, Jordan, Rock
land.
Ar T. schs valentia, Richardson, Cienfuegos
Chrome, foi Franklin Wooster, II Mare.
Ar Is. -ghs Carrie Belle, >estsey, Savannah. Con
yoy, Blanche, Calais.
AZ u, sch- >peeiwrll. Dri-ko, >agua, wave
Crest Raymond, Portsmouth, Maud. Robinson,
MatAuZas.
NISErARD HAvEN-Ar u, sch- Juliet, ,of Cher
ry1eii) small, MAyasueL; WIN Page, Hilyari,
PASSPORT
PEoyIDENcE-Ar II, sch sunny shower, Ward,
Hoboken.
Ar 4. sch Twilight, Robinson, do.
NEwfoRI-Ar II, sch Harvest, Providence for
New York.
NEW YoRK-Ar IL. sch Maid of the Mist, Bara-
Goa.
Cld II. brig Atalaya, Cole, Cienfue-os; sullivan
for opOrt0, and Juliet Clark, Tor >agua, sch
Mary Holt, Tor Vera Cruz
Ar -, sch >peeiwell, I'm >agua.
Sid l., brig Juliet [, Clark, Tor sagua.
PHiLADELFHiA-th IL, brig Hyperion, Clark,
Cariena-.
NEwBURYPORT-Sld II, schs Annie May, simp.
son, Phia. Lucy h Coggsweu, Lee, for do.
fERSA>pl>A In port It'll, sch Mary b, Reeves.
ldg for Calais.
BALrMoKE-Ar :, sch Lulu, Snow, Boston.
Cid II, brig Annie TOrrey, Boston, sen W q
Mosiey, Ponce.
CID Il, brig GazeIle Small. Cardenas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-18

The liver i the great iepnraing or hood
cleansing organ Of the system. st the great
hou.ekecper of our health a work. and the
foul corruD'ion> which gender in the bod
aud ro, out. a. il werr the machinery OF life
are gradually expelled from the system. Far
this turpa.c Or Prree'> Golden Medical Dis
coyerv with small daily dos = If Dr. Pierce
Pleasant rurgatve Pellets are prc-emir entity
the articles needed. They cure every kind of
humpr from the worst ~crpfnla 10 th' comm
pimplc hloich or eruption. Great eating ulccr>
kindly heel uudrr their mighty curative inhu-
ence. Nifu'eni blood poi-oRs that Turk In the
system are bv them robbed ftheir terro->. and
bv their ner-cyering and somewhat prpfraried
ne The IN ~ faint u system msv b. completely
renovated aud built upatev. Enlarged gianl>.
tuuors and >wclling- dwial'e away and dt-af'-
pear under the infIenra Of their great resolv-
.ni>. sold by allda,ler. in medicines.
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o ldensburg Railroad.
roRrLANn. Nh. Mar L

PORTLAND, M. Mar To
Al the adjourned meeting of the o.
densbuig Railroad Stockholders thi'
afternoon. MAYOR Richardson presented
resolutions authorizing tie eou>"li.it
rian proposed which were aisn'ci
;map>ly, 1851 shares voting. GOV
Hentlr- stated thai the lease ot tlr c.
ua3un par; was Effected tor 994 Netr~
,a-t.e fleet ou completion Of this Jim.
m II -l1e. 80 thar the immediate con
s'ructisa ui thc wholr liBc j. NV a>-ur
81. The meeting ..'j urncd one week
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Hrook.xiile

Brook-vitle
The annual town meeting came OF on
the sth inst, and resulted in the election
ofthe following officers:
Npisrdtar-E. c. Chatto.
T0lrn C7ert-Chas F. Snow.
Selecfmen assessors aud Orsrseers ofthe
Poor-John Z. Tapley lst. David Narnum
2nd. John :. Blake 81.
Supervisor Of Sch2ols-Thaddeus Shepard
son
TrsGsHrer-Amos Colt
C,Hrcipr-Samuel Condor.
Const1bles-Samuel ConIon and Richard
II Condor.
Money rIissd- For support of schools,
STOPS 90 Of Poor. $3.50 90. Repairs Of
roads and bridges $500 %. for current ex-
pcn,c> $3.50 90. to raise $4,000 in money
20 hc expended for ia" repairs Of bridges
iu the town
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-18

-Ths Reform Club held one Of their mot
enth a>tic IN etiug> sunday aft rnoon in Ly-
cum Hal. Very interesting remark. were
made hy the President !. A sil BY Mr.
John Buck Rev. "ilan FORSYTH ami Others.
Ever body seemed 10 be- wide awake on TIN,
great subject. int nperanca; and without the
east ,ub' untold good viii result from the
nobl- efl'it> of this club, whose member, are
dek oiing their whole energie. to Danish the de-
mon. rum. fro the peaceful community. God
IN ~ surely i moving the people. as the water,
are stirred from their depths. by the gale which
sweeps i-rssistibly over their surface. Nay
the gloio work speed on lis way.
Quite large number went forward and
si.ned the plsdge, while the au liencs were
singing. ">hall we gather at the River
The Calorhetorian Society of tn T.. VI. c.
- ninary i doing excellent work this spring
The .llowin question was discussed in a i've
IL manner al their last mestng:
Res9lred, That 4 member of Congress or
Leg -latu ought 10 vote according TO his own
opinion. rather than that Of his constituents "
Decided in the affirmative
The ice in the river is rapidly breaking up
and to al pea ances will soon take it, depar-
ture, Shen bus ness viii begin to take a new
start and everything undoubtedly a,.u ne Il
more cheerful aspect.
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IN TELEGRAPH.
~.-e.sI Dispatches to the Ellsworth American ]
Hearing in the Gordon Case.

itOCNLtND. MI Mar. 10.
Tie hearing on the petition for an in
i1a-'n1 to restrain the execution Of
" Eucr, began in the supreme Judicial
Ceart this evening large number he
ing present Judge Taplcy appeared
fir Wagner, u. y Morilaud. Esq. for
Gordon. and Geo c. leaton, County
Attorney. for the state Gordon's case
being first on the docket, Mr.. Ieaton
~ail it. should be first proceeded with,
but Mr. Morlaud said Gordon would
abide the decision reached in Wag-
uers case a. they were similar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-18

Wi>tarS Wild Cherry Bal>im.-Thi. Bal
s3mic compound hr- become a home fixture.
Let AN who suffer. and have in vain attempted
Ia ear" their coughs colds. bronchial or puI-
monlrv complaints. m ,kc use of hi, unequal
ed REM dy. ~ ct, aud 81 a bottle. large bot
ties mu.c the cheaper.
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Business Notices.

The American Newspaper Advertising
Agency of Geo. T.. Rowel Il Co, New YORK
i the only establishment Of the kind in the
United States which keeps itself peIsstentIy
before the people BY Advertising in ne,espdp-
ers. They evidently receive their reward, for
we have il from a reliable source that adve.tis.
ing orders issued by them for their customers
have exceeded three thous and dollars day
since the commencement OF the year. and this
is not a gerry good year for advertising either.
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Nj A X X | f ID.

Ellsworth-l3th int, by Rev. IE. TenDey.
Mr.. George ". Butler of Mt. Desert, and Miss
Alice J. Gray If Bluehill.
Orland-Ith inst, by }. 5. Condor. Esq, Mr.
Geo. IA. Condor and Miss Nellie 5. Partridge,
both of Orland.
Sedgwick-lOth inst, by Rev. C. 2. Bartlett,
Capt. Emery L. Dodge of BROOKLYN, and Mrs
Asenath Hopkins Of Surry.
Gouldsboro-13th inst. by II. NJ. Sowle,
Esq, Mr.. Charles Hooper of sullivan, and Miss
Abbie A. Bunker of Gouldsboro.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-18

Cardenas-Ar :. sch Abraham Richardson, Pray
I'm Havana.
Sid 81 inst. brig Marena, Deasy, y York.
Ar Ith inst, sch Iamoine, Leach, I'm Orleans
sagua-Ar :, sch Lucy Hail, TN Machas.
MayagueZ-Ar 2!i ult, brig Mechanic, Gould.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-18

Brookiin.
At the Annual town meeting. March
-. 1875.
Noderator-G Il. Alien.
C9erk-Carlos NJ. Bray.
NeiectmeH-G. L. ALEU-. Warren Wells
and Galen Cousins Jr.
Trsasurer-Rufus W. Herrick.
CoHertor Confederation Herrick
a ). 5. Committee Frank {. Perkins.
AAditor-R A. ierrick
lgsHt-Benjamin NuIter.
Money dised-For schools. $1,000. High
way $50; P..or. $50; rp~n charges.
$50; Cash ia Treasury. $50
Pessbseot.
-Annual Town Meeting. March 1T.
MNlerat0r- Noah F. Norton
Cfefk-A. T. Varnum.
Seiectmen d Assessors-C Charles Leach,
Sasnue farnham. A Yarnum ed
TolrR 1geHt-Charles Leach.
Treasarer-Rufus Leach.
s. s. Committee-John H. Littlelield.
ColIector-W. NJ. Wardwen.
Aaditor-Horaee Perkins.
Money raised-For schools, sll4O: for
support of poor. 1920; to defray town
charges, 5000; for repairs of roads, $1,000.
Town free from debt.
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Kepor, OF ,hr Temperance League.


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80 i-g raH.r- TIA. 'T DIS i 81 NJ f-rr.i>fn.
Pa la..1 ... E. q. b. OIL --...- a. .... ... . e. -
'"' 't.-..'.A. ''..s .I'.H- '' .A -'''
tuu. d.. TIE l,aru. ia obtaining a-,'r-.
introduced G-u. " snow. I-,.. .. RANGER.
Nj >aan rr-.I .u original .,o.tu .,..;..I "IL.
Ir,-re,, 81 Temperance consisting ~ a.....
~. Inc, written ia ~p.uo,-.4u'' m-a.ur.. .f
Which Etr.a', -,srl. Ha-.E u.-
known ,.Nam,I. III, fa.,a p-.a, u.i.a.l.-
s.p........ .t il.. drinking l.lt. Of ,n.. ,.....
ago. .,b.n Ig.,r....-.a... unchecked ...! ilg-
,...,.t.4 ....-..t ...t. .f.f... t-..Fr.r4 .vt...
"t' ga or She church &C bH+ t4. l-ia"- '.''
bI. .r-.f ..f f..--,,.. v.-.. ..lI. r...,..-
'i'lil'ti- % h'E utti. drama H.'E.F ~ i-i"
r-.l-.s. Ta. lfir.l a.. t...f No.. q. Dr..
...l-' 2" ''' mora. vans "i "'F iA. 'l' '> '''.4
iu .Ac onward progress Of tar >'i-nty '."
".a', tn-. Touched. -" ""h. IS ..nef- from
-Ar u,i.a oi tla' h'ni.9- -ia.. and
'Asur,f r;H VA, TRAY z" t.ni- raa.r-
To I'.ut th.n T,i'r- &" l.ar' ia. ..a-'
b.uia- chose who 'uak j g. abstain aa'' f..il
Distilled liquors buy ..ANi"- 'arm ir.. =" 'n-
daI-e .u ilc -A'.r. bat NOT I.-- harmful
irHA,. Thu pledge. 'Ha Ip'm ;rria, :
= Ii,l', web i' -'at " alE-.. '"-
lh. pledge of tH'a. a'f,'-4. d.. L. Ai i.'.'l .I'
,l~ Na-a.l-fpn.An>. "I, tl. ur-t 't-. tu3Nn.-
ra'"r f-'m th. ir'na'-' q Rum. IT'D. pledge.
,h,.r wrI"u ani 'A.'r arm.r '"," g" tar
-oit.er- 90 th.- good 'Al-r "A- a- .i-''' i'E
oa'H-i'' "r d'i.n,itr Warfare.
lAe good ""rH q iA' So IS I'a'i" rance
<. = ""t 49,; forth i'f mt'.' i''' aud
>t''ih forms 'hr' ought % -'' '". i-'4.'
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FIR .ha E.-rern aai mil lie states. ri
ing barometer. northwest winds. filling
temperature, clearing ami clear weather
AMI -apy "a the later, Gearing in he
al. efnoon.
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rHt SUBSCRIBERS hereby give public notice
l lo all concerned that they nave been dulyap.
pointed and hay taken upon htmse ' the trust
III Executors OF he last W ~ and Testament OF
SAMUEL III Ilo<. late OF Ellsworth
IN the county OF Hancock, deceased.
by giving bond the law directs they therefore re
quc.l an persons vino are Indicted 10 SAID de
cca-eds estate l. ma e Immediate payment and
those who nave any lena; Is thereon, to exhibit
the same Ior settlement.
T.. ". DCTTJS,
3wll GEO. T. DCrT"N.
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he We ather.

WAR DEPAEIMtNr }
on leg at h- Dhi-f NlEn- OT.er.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-18

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-01-27

REBELS TO THE FRONT. 1t is wor-
thy Of special remark that every Dem
ocratic victory" that has been gained,
North or South, since the close of the
rebellion, has been virtual y triumph
of the pro rebel element OF that party.
The first out-and-out Democratic VIC
tory after the war was won in Georgia,
where, soon after, Alexander Fl. Ste
pheus, the Vice President Of the
Southern Confederacy," was elected
to Congress, and Gordon, rebel Gen
e,al, chosen United States Senator.
The next important Democratic victory
was in Connecticut two years ogo, fol-
lowed last year by the election of Eaton
an outspoken copperhead, to the Fed
eral Senate. As the result Democratic
victories last fall, besides the election
to the lower House of Congress of quite
flock of men who were either rebels
or sympathizers with the rebellion,
three of this same style of "patriots .
have recently been chosen United
States Senators-nemely: Cockrell, a
rebel General, from Missouri; Herman.
bitter copperhead, from New York
10 Mcdonald, another bitter copper
head, from Indiana
At this rate, how long will it be be-
fore the Democracy will convert the
United States Congress into the Con
gress of the Con 'ederate States?"
In the Tennessee Legislature, yester-
day, even Jeff. Davis was among those
voted for United States Senator
Chicago Journal.