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The Republican journal., 1877-04-05
Wendell Phillips Attacks Hayes.

One of the most encouraging signs that
the President is pursuing Il course that is
pretty nearly the correct one, is that he
has been violently attacked by that com
mon scold Wendell Phillips. In speech
delivered at Philadelphia on Monday, he
struck viciously at the administration.
Among other things he said
What name shall we give 10 The cool and bare
faced assam )tion which claims that the Cabinet
represents all the elements of our politics. here
do vou find in il the element which Blaine Morton
and Butler stand for! Without that idea in the
forefront Of the canvass 1iden would be to day in
the W hite House end the Republicans not onII de
teated. but humbcd by their overwhelming ami
haton. Every other element appears in the Cab
met This nly-thc Hamlet Of the piecc--iS omit
ted. There Is Evarts who represents the neutras
linen 50 indifferent that. i'll this battle OF giants
and struggle of principles, they could nothing
either in the Republican or Democratic party worth
working for. SchuH stands for the treasury self
conceit and morbid office seeking that rcbelled
with Greeley. Key brings in Tilden and seces-
sion Devens keeps fresh before the men who
ate dirt and Wore collars in the old pro slavery
days. II the Presidential canvass had contained
only these forces Hayes would dwell quietly to day
i'll Ohio Blaine and the bloody shirt elected our
President. During the long doubt Of December
and January the only words that reached us from
Governor Hayes was the assurance how deeply he
felt Tor the negroes how he pitied them il the
count should show lilden elected" He knew well
enough then what chord would reach the nations
heart and make men pray Tor his success If iii
den had been counted i'll what more would the
South have asked Of him what more would he
have dared 10 do than TO withdraw the troops !,
Fancy Hayes procaiming i'll October that he con
templated calling home The troops! II the !clr-
graph had announced such purpose his part
that moment the canvass would have virtually
ended. and Tildcn would have walked unchaI
lenged over the course. If the Cabinet calls home
the troops | affirm they hold seats which have
been obtained on false preenccs.
Besides, the almost unvarying custom and cour-
tesv of politics is for the President offer 10
the next strongest candidate of his party the po-
sitlon Of Secretary Of State When Hayes omitted
this offer to Blaine, and. further. excluded from
his Cabinet the idea Mr. Blaine represents he not
only lnsultcd Blaine he revealed himself as pu'-
poscly bctraving the ranks that elected him. But
Lamar and Hill .prophesy soft things" lAs.
while their white constituents will not speak o
LongSireet Besides Blaines spear once revealed
Hills black heart. Does any cunning man. after
notice stumble twice over the same stone! They
both are behaving well before company. We have
tried cancellation before.
Andrew Johnson. made ice President. WAS our
first experiment. No ore will claim that as a sic
cess. Ackeman Mosby, Longstrret are later in
stances. The Sou1h lost three IN en- and We, Gained
just three that is ali
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05
Florence, the Actor.

\ relative Of the well known cun1tdIal
William j. Florence, tells the following :
Many Years ago, While Florence was
under an engagement Ill the Winter Gar
den Theatre; New York. he formed the
acquaintance OF 4 Young girl who playe
in minor parts in the dramas then repre-
sented. one day. after a rehearsal, he in
yited her to dinner at a Broadway res
taurant. Both were hungry, and they
ordered a plentiful supply Of food When
their appctteS were satisfied, Florence
called tor the bill, and To his utter dismaT
discovered that he had no none. In
changing his clothing in the morning, he
neglected to take the money from his dis
Carded pantaloons. lie told The Girl al
the fix he was in, and asked her for a
loan. Mortified and chagmned, she all
sWered that all she had was just sufficient
to pay her fare home. Then the actor
called the restaurant keeper and told him
the truth about the money The quickly
excited man raved and storned at Flor
ence saying that he had resolved not TO
be sWindled by any one, and that he
should send for the police
At this time short, stout Old gen
tleman stepped Up to the proprietor and
firmly said
"How dare You speak to gentleman
i'll the way YOU have done His mistake
Is Il perfectly natural one, and such a.
might occur to any man. am ashamed
of You, I'll dine no more in yolu house
nor permit my friends to do SO in future
Here. take this" and the Old gentleman
took a titty-dollar note from fat wallet
and handed il to the discounted landlord
saying, ''Deduct the amount of the youn.
mans bill and return he The CHANGE
The pr0prletor'S apologies were un-
needed. He handed the old gentleman
81 80, and again essaye ed apologies
When in the street Florence handed his
benetactor his professional card and ad-
dress, adding that he should certainly re-
imburse him. The old genllemans in
dlgnatlon quickly passed away. and be.
ginning To smile he added
THAT'S all right, young man: i've
been trying 1" pass that counterfeit bank
note all day"
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05
PERSEVERE.
In the use of this remedy until cured. 1t
contains the great healing elements of
plants in their essential form as
obtained by distIIation.

Catarrh in its extent and destructive force, stands
next to Consumption, and is closely allied to it for
in certain constitutions the transition from to
the other is only question of time. 1t is therefore
Il singular thing that those afflicted with it should
not make it the object Of their lives to rid themselves
OF it, single bottle of any remedy cannot, in the
chronic stage, effect cure. even bring the sys-
TEN under its influence fully. In many such cases
the bones and cartilage OF the nose eaten away,
the organs of hearing, Of seeing, and Of tasting
affected rs to be rendered useless, the uyna so eion
gated and intamed as to produce constant and dis
tresSing cough. The return to health must neccs
5arily be slow, under the most favorable circumStal
ces, when so seriously afflicted Int the evidence
OF its great value daily comes to hand, we become
more and more satisfied that there does not exist
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by udIcious
and persistent use of SAM oED'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CA1ARRli. The relief in every obtained
from the first dose is indication Of what it will do
when the system is brought comstitntionally under
its influence.
SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE IL sold by all W hole
sale and retail druggists throughout the United
States Price, $
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05
"OId Probabilities"
From the New London Telegram.

From the New London Telegram.
He w1estles with the weather. He divines
The things that shall be from the things that are
He knows the OCCUPATIONS and the signs
vi each prognostic star
From The low murmurs of the moonless seas
He learns their deepest secrets and doth scan
The midnight heavens moving mysteries,
To publish them TO man.
The charots of the wind whose wheels outrun
Centaurus in his flashing course on high
He Mavc,h with sign. The flaming sun
Winks to him from the SKY
His home is in the black domain of storm
And in the dying sunsets gold alike
lie laugheth at the thunder. and his form
No lightning dares to strike
So fancy paints him. Others as a sage
Describe hlm-of grave, sagacous look
Declpherlng symbols from the antique page
vi some mysterious book.
Thermometers and barometic scales
Wlnd-gauges, and machines Of strange designs
surround him as he plans the tides and gales
And unto each assigns
It's area and its undetermined course
And scores ii i'll Il chart, that we may learn
It's natural law, duration, average force
And period Of return,
But whether man OF myth he turns the mill
That grnds the weather out from day to day;
And when cannot have ii as will,
We bear il as We may
hemans declares Leaves have their time to fall
To which add-and thieves their time to rob
Hen houses barns and banks, but thou hast all
Times for thine own. Old Prob,
Then 90 thy ways! old necromanccr quaint
And flash thy prophecies from post to post
Enduring still our querulous complaint
hen thou dOSt VeY Us most
For whether winters frost or summers heat
Freeze us or trv us little heed to man
lAou @ivcSt. following still in cycles meet
The old eternal plan
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05
\ traveller in South Africa sto

\ traveller i'll South Africa stopped one
night at a Doors house. He found the
children playing with pebble that look
ed like a diamond. He bought it for a
trlf1e, the Boor saying that it was a dia-
mond, they could get plenty more, and
took 1t away. He sold ii at the Cape
for $1,000. He bought another from
negro, which he sold for $4,000, and
then the natives began to search for these
stones where they had previously seen
them, the white men heard of their sue
cess, and the rush began. One mine after
another, all i'll the same neighborhood
was found, and around each mine a city
sprang up. The last, and that which is
the centre of the diamond trade, is Kim
berly. This city has 10000 population,
i've churches, two theatres, banks, hotels
and other buildings.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
March, A. d. ISL.
IOHN W. BUZZELI., named Executor in a Ger
- tam instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament of Isaac }. Buzzell, late of Lincoln.
vile, in said County of Waldo, deceased, having
presented said will for Probate
Ordered, That the said John w. give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this order
to be published three weeks successfully in the Re-
publican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
and shew cause, if any they have. why the same
should not be proved, approved and allowed.
PHILO HERSEY, Judge.
A true copy, Attest B. P. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05

Nearly all the mail routes in this State
have been bid off by n. York and West
ern parties. They have taken the figures
Of four years ago, and have gone under
them i'll every instance. We think these
gentleman who have been ambitious to
absorb or control this business in Maine,
will lind themselves losers. They will
have good deal OF difficulty in making
their sub-contracts With parties here, as
the figures were put at ''hard pan" four
Years ago, and our local contractors who
are familiar with the routes. will scarcely
care to undertake 4 four years job if they
are to lose money thereby. hcnnebec
journal.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05

In selecting a husband ut II, Il woman
desires good looks; at 25, good habits :
and at 30 the man.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05
Valuable farm for Sale !
MUSIC.

M u $40.
MISS ELMO A. ROLLINS, Teacher in In
IVA strumental and Vocal Music would like TO in
struct class in this city. TermS-Vocal, 20 lessons
$1,000, Piano y lessons Sl20a; Organ, u lessons,
$1,000.
All letters addressed TO the Postoiiicc.
Miss f.. A. ROLLINS.
Belfast March 10, 1871. 31tf
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05

If You pass through the hen-roost with
careful eye, Just now, you will notice Il
sadness creeping over the countenance OF
the old hens 1t is not simply the knowl-
edge that they must die, but the thought
that they must be sold for spring chickens
after they're "laid' out.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05

As is well known, the present veneer
able secretary OF the navy received his
nautical education on an Indiana farm
Somebody wrote him the other day, in
qulrlng what was the regulation size for
hatchway. His answer was that that
would depend altogether upon the d-
mansions of the hen and the number of
eggs they put under her.
The Republican journal., 1877-04-05
My Jewels.
BY HENRIE CANTON

BY HENRIE CANTON.
Two OF Gods Jewels once were mino--
Loaned. but NOT given
4 little while they sparkled here
Then shonc in Heaven.
| loved them with a tenderness
My whole heart beating,
And never dreamed their earthly lie
Would prove so 1lecting.
Their gentle lives were twined around
NJ lnmOst being.
4 day BY day loves altar grew
No shadow seeing.
Their radiance dimmed-oh. bitter hour!
My Jewels were recalled
70 Gods bright diadem above
And grief my heart appalled,
With flowers their forms were laid |" rcsi
Under the velvet sod
Jewels of earth no more are they
safe home with God.
Nv Jewels are not fan away.
But very near my heart
| shall yet clasp them III these arms.
Nl1h them no more to part
| sec them when | kneel 10 pray
The veil God seems 10 raise
Their angel forms in brightness clad
Their voices sweet with praise.
on when at night my wearied form
Sleeps comforter denies.
Then presence DER my throbbing brain
Heavenly peace supplies
shine on, my jewels, at Heavens Count
On the good Shepherds breast
I'm climbing up the toilsome way
To be with YOU at resi-
iloucesteI Advertiser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
CLEARED.

Steamer State Of Nevada OBJ. Braes. Gasgow-Aussin
Baldwin * &c.
steamer Cortcs Freeman. Halifax. Ms. and st Johns
NF-Ciark Semmsn.
Steamer harness Cneesman. savnnnsh-Murray, Fer
ris X Co.
Steamer Gulf stream. Orowell Charleston-J Quintard
ACo
Steamer Vim Woodward. Young Baitimore-wm Dslxc.
Steamer Mayhower Davidson. Phladel phia--Jas Hand
Ship New World, Hammond, London-Grnncil, Minturn
Co.
Bark Carleton (Br, Allen. Melbourne via Doboy Ga
Boyd Iincken.
BARK Alma ttaD. Orsolin Cork for orders-Funch Edye
x Co.
Rnrk Meteor tBr1. Jones. Pcrnambnco-K Currie.
Brig Scoscray Brl, simpson. Queenstown or Falmouth
Brig Moha vk tBr,. Murphy. st John. NB-Jas W EIwe
4 Co.
Impulse t,r. Rountree, Belize. Hon-Lcsycraft
Co
Schr Walter l. Plummer, Piummer. CRibaricn-Miller Il
Homghton.
Schr Il X Vaughan, Smith. Nuevtas--I eager.
Schr Jos Wilson, Cain. st JHgo (Cuba)-Ovcrton
Hawkins.
seh wildare: Bearsc Governors Harbor tElouthorI-B
J Weinberg & Go.
sc Jacob Houseman. Rider. Rocck Sound (EIeuther1
-BJ Weinberg & TO.
schr Anna Currier Obi, Van wart, St John, MA
Heney.
Schr Helen I, Jones' Baitimore-Wm Chalmers.
Schr b q Terry, Cranmer PhiadeiphR-Slaght Petty,
Schr Mary Is Smith. Stone. DISQUALIFICATION n Wood.
Schr II Ilaock. Halock, Plymouth, ass-Csrwright
4 Doyle.
sehr Henry Lemuol. Jarvis New Haven-cartwrieht 4
Doyle.
schr IDA Palmer. Palmer. Brdgeport-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
Brig Gratia DID, was cleared Sd inst by norsey enot
~ before reported).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.

The temporary depot OF the Elevated Railroad at
Whitehall street is almost completed and every thing
put in readiness for the opening of the road to the
South ferry to-day passenger depot At tho foot
OF Morris street finished yesterday evening, and
the old ono ut the Bowling Green was closed. The
new station Morris street is intended for the accom-
mediation Of business men VINO found the old depot
convenient when their business had closed for
tho day. Traius from the South Jerry Will
reach this point three minutes after starting. The
new time table making provision for 22s trains over
the road daily takes effect to-day. Bythe new sched-
ulc the trains the Elevated road will with
all the trains OF the Hudson River Railroad. The OIL
GERS think that with their present arrangements al
the possible tacilites rapid and comfortable travel
as lar as their road extends on the west side Is
Afforded 10 the public In order 10 make the road
across the BATTERY ornamental possible, trailing
vines will be interviewer between the columns, which
will completely hide the superstructurc from view.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
DEsTITUTION IN JERSEY CITY.

Tho congregation OF largo groups of unemployed
laborcrs yesterday, in tho vicinity OF Beacon, Laid
law, Summit and Newark avenues, Jersey city, gave
rise to rnmors that bread riot was imminent. In
formation was TO the Third precinct station and
tho police the alert but no cause arose tor
interference The spoke freely, however, or the
great restitution prevailing among their families Many
who had worked during the winter on half time and
Tor small wages entirely idle. From the
statements made would that tho restitution is
Tar greater than tho public supposed. Grocers
and other creditors being able to obtain payment
OF their bills also IN great straits. This Soc
ton OF Jersey City is dcnscly populated
with tho laboring class, hundreds OF whom found
employment in the excavation Of the new tunnel.
but that enterprise Is completed these labor
ers arc thrown out OF employment The reduction OF
the hands on the Eric hallway recently mas added to
the discomfort and restitution There are no street
pubic improvements in progress Some OF tho
men propose TO send committee to wait on Mayor
Sedler and ask HIM TO recommend to the Boards OF
Finance and Pubic Works under the incoming ad.
mnistrat,on the necessity for some pubic Improve
mcnts which have been suspended for the past three
years under the policy ol municipal economy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
A VICIOUS OLD WRETCH.

Martin Deany, about hiy years OF age who keeps
q second hand bookstore nj No. SIS Sixth avenue,
arragncd before Judge Otlerboure, at jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday, OH two separate charges
Of indecent assault preferred by two little girls eight
and nine years OF ago respectively Dcauy arrested
Tuesday evening by Onccr Mcdowell, OF the Ninth
precinct, The parent oil one OF the children who had
been assaulted having made complaint AZ the Charles
station house After his arrest became known
IL was by tho parents OF several children,
residing In Barrow. Grove and Morton streets and
children. II was Dciany's habit to intercept the
children ;hcir way homo from school
and by gifts toy and pennies cntcc them into
his place. which Is basement not visible to passcrs
by In tho street. IL Is said that as many thirteen
persons called tho Charles street station house
terday In reference 10 this wretch. Two complaints
were taken against him ~ court and he was held IN
$500 bail 10 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
"THEM TWO UDDER FELLERs.

William Britt and James Long. two little scamps
wero yesterday before Justice Morgan at the Harlem
Police Court, on charge OF disordery conduct. The
boys snulled and knuckled their eyes though they
believed tho offence to DO capital one.
s'rwas ever thus" unused His Honor, .'all the bad
boys in every Sunday school book read, were
named Bill and Jim. Prisoners at the bar. what say
you-gullty, or not guilty."
The cuIprits redoubled their snufng and knuckling
aud yelpcd in chorus, NO. II was dem Two udder TEL
lerslr
The complainant, young lady and q teacher In one
oil the schools. then took the youngsters In hand
Whatl'' she exclaimed, 'didn't you chalk bad
words on the sidewalk And did you not put tar on
the door knobs? And do you deny that you threw
that dead cat In AT tho hall window"
NO" the urchIns bawlcd, 'them udder felcrs fred
in
His Honor said he would take the papers and reserve
his decision but he thought was case OF House OF
Refuge for tho term OF their natural lives. Moro
howis. And, IN Tho meantime he would mmurc
In the deepest dungeon beneath the Court House
stairs Awful yeils Five minutes aftcrward they
brought into court again andIreleased upon taking
the pledge. As they departed from the court room
each presented with copper coin by abencvolent
old gentleman and when last seen, their faces smeared
with taffy, both were choking" ride on q 10th
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.

Tho New York and Hudson River Conference Of the
Church OF Our Saviour ev. DR.. Putnams), corner Of
monroe place and Picrrepont street. brooklyn The
Troy Church reported that Rev. William II. Fish had
accepted call that church and present At the
Conference. No report from Albany The Ncwburg
Church reported that their pastor had left
them; that tho church in good condition
financially, and the prospects for the future
bright No report from Yonkers The church at Har
lem reported that he church without pastor and
debt to the amount OF $500, subscription OF 5000
which had been made among tho churches had not
boon collected account OF some acous opposition.
Tho Church Of the Messiah in this city reported that
their only difficulty was finances; the church. how
ever, in a fair condition; they IN the utmost
harmony regarding their pastor, Rev. Mr. Alger The
Church OF All Souls tRcv DR.. Bellows) reported
TO be good condition. The Unitarian churches Of
Brooklyn were all reported to be prospecting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-05
AMERICAN PORTS.

San wi:.s, as.;:a d. .s, u,s.
Providence; Jacob Birdsail. Newark.
ArPoNAUG. April iAriived. sehr Helen seare, South
nBosfoS. April 4-Arrved brig. sa,nncl Locke sBn.
Molymeaux. Cages: tiodhndcr Or), IIadiey. Mira
roans II II Rich, Rich, Maian1as; sclrs Ocean LILY.
h:: @ SsS S$S%. %s.'''s"
wf .s ssS s Farce sss & sS Snss
Robbins. Philadelphia
BAIiIMoRE. April s-Arrived sehr VIM Marshall Cain.
Foster galway sers Kate 4 Robinson, Champion Guar.
osy rrss WnsssC e.
lS %aiins s 30 hilton Belfast. Don Jasso gsnSs,,
Taylor ,;askl Nassau Li.1. Pour plekcy, belfast:
MIC wnitins. Cox, Roek"nd, Me: carrinrson Parker
s.iled.- Banks sags.am. orni. Eleanor. An,onestc.
BRu NswIck. March 30 Arrived scnr Mary Stewart,
Cleared aosl seSrs Hail. Smith. Fan River; s,st.
John somss, Ma,on. Port Jefferson Davis Long, PHI
nILh RyER nnri 2As ns , es1ss ln.na Capri
sterJam; Camilla M.r christensen. London; Belgium
,bn; Mssher Liverpool 49,, ,.
BEyERLy, April a--Arrived 1ehr N Il symonds Keene,
..CIiARlEsroN, April Arrived, steamer Equator.
Philadelphia; -ehr Ben. Tyler. New York
on the p"rt-shp Arlington tBD, Vckery from Liver
pool for Pensacola
CLEARED. steamers q Clyde. Pennington, New York:
Tal, an. Kirby, Baltimore; schr n Dewolr Thatcher
Weymouth.
CALAIS. Me. March 2B-Arrved. scir Sarah A Reed.
Guptill brunswick. TN.
Sailed 2sth schrs Ring Dove SWAIN rhladeipLi 10Th
Andrew Peters Torrcy, New York: 3lst. sarah King,
Guptill, barbados
DARIEA. Gs, March 3iArrived, brig Kato Upham tr),
IIjrlmstroni. Wilmington, Nc.
April ARRIVED. barks Emily Lcw,her ,Br) Hilton.
Lvcrpool Errenlon Rod .ers tBrj. Lisbon; A Stock
man der. Cork; Olga Qins). Liverpool
DANVERs. April 2-arriscd schr q Baldwin. Dennis.
New YORK.
EAST GREENWICH. April a--saiicd, schr James Eng.
lsh Barker. New York.
Nd sailed. seir Watchtal, GIN, New York.
EDGARTpWN, April Arrived. Hchrs Flectwinr, Ken
non New York for Vinaihaven Veto Thorndkc. do fn,
Portland: Carrie Xix. Xix. and T. q Knight Pratt do for
do: Joseph Farwell Godfrey Chopank River, Va. icI
hath; Herald. Poland New YORK Tor Hampton Gicnwood
lnlock. do Tor Boston: Nettie Cushing Kotnson do for
RcckHnd Iaconia, Crockett. and Lucy Ames, Bishop d,
| Tor Boston.
| Vessels reportcd Goth are stu In port.
FERSANiINA, March 3D-Sailed, schr Whitney Long
Bickmorc Darirn, On.
| FORTRESS MONROE. April s-Arrvcd. banks Eirtrach
(Gsrl, Muswech, Leh. mpcratore francesca Giuseppe
tAus), Premuda, Glasgow seeking Lzsio Jackson Msu