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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06
Second District Republican Con-
UenfiOa.

second District Republican Con-
UeIttiOa.
AT eleven o'clock, Wednesdas forenoon,
tho delegates assembled ia Agbnu Hal.
Tho convention was called 10 order by
Hon. y. W. DuHon, chairman o' tao Dis
tricl Committee, who read tlc call ilr
the convention, ard presented ,ho name
q Hon. joan T. Sgnsay OF Canton ,5
temporary chairman OF no convention.
Mr. oaasey thanked TIE convention 'or
the honor conferred upon him.
Jos {. Holman Of Franklin ond Z. j.
Bueet ol Sagadaboc. were elected tem-
porary secretaries.
Upon mouo4 VI Jr. Richardson {
Bath ta9 copye. ion voted 10 3u.hou1o
,he ehsirmar % spy..ut q committee 80
credentials. The chair appointed Ricn,
srcson OF S4gadahoo, Eaton Of Fran 10,
ard If. c. Davis Of oxford that cy.--
uiheo.
Mr. DJto0 suggested 'n-. tho deiega-
lions !gom each County assemble and Sc
lee, a gentleman whose rsm3 they would
present a. q member Of mo disiric. COM
minso tor Toe ensuing year. The sag
ges,ion o! Mr. Dalton was adopted. Tie
oommit,oe on credentials reported rs
follows.
Whole number OF delegates present
1873 Ardroscosgin, 20 oxford. 81 Sag
-jan9c. a. Franklin, 81.
Report y.4s accepted.
Upon motion of Il. I. Lu]dca, Esq.
If Androscoeg,n the temporary orzanizs-
,.yu 0ls made permanent.
Tae following hst o' VIC presidents
".ss pres s1.-i Dr. ,ao 1islric. o,mmi..oe
-ul -e.p,ei a7 .le convention:
lion. wm. Lowell Aniroscazg!ai
rAoa smisl, Fr.., .ia james / Rogers
sass. saec; d-aty Ugtl, C4osi.
Upa4 motion ol air. Pi..sylrY ,Ae .lGig
appointed L., following committee on
t,so.ltions:
Hou. G Il. Tas5ulyo Of Anlr,scogglni
Poster ot Oxford, j. p. T.y5a.. oi Sag
fsa5c, g. N1--is-c F.a.-ll.
Tie following di5tEc. committee "as
elected
Charles Z. Partition OF Ss2@daHoci v.
Il Sprsgua 81 Ardroscpy .ia, a. B.
Prssco,y %. franklin. Jams, y. Wright
~.
SAT. '' -~'ae'1 -'iI' d mere IS 80 lung
that the republicans OF tho SECOND district
co.. p..a. 90 r.taar.Ic.iti. .a-ir qya1..-
,,.. ........,...,, .. f....-..s ,. ,.,
'.'i. " i'' g.. f'i-. ''i7 "'.l pressure
thai b, 10 och-i of the republicans OF
( s4p.d,-8.. NOV. .b.. ina Hoo. Vim. I.
e.. ...... observation-disclosures
80.
c-Iui,-io .'i D-A-'c-7. NJ. NHSl. OF
Pans. iG behalf OF iHc rauua leans OF Ok
1rf. s..ood.i he nomination.
,....-.... ..........
''''" '''' '''0'o '' '-'' --'
non "'.i manifest D. oi ll-ing.
E.rry delegate Rose Do ais fee.
IN answer 90 -.p.a'.. calls Mr.. FrYo
]
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

The Campaign 5 to DC pushed WIKI
sres. 7igor IL this Safe. There "i. be
speaking from all our members OF Col-
gress. erd by Others who Ere familiar
wi'h the duapcis! question. Announce
meuls have been made tor Senator A7l-
H., L!oweliyn Powers end oihe.s IA
P-uoCscol; Nj. Frye, &c IN Aud,os-
cogZ.n. We snail make tie announce
rers FOR oucrd c3aa5 tx; week
1lt Eve, 81 ?. L.aaga, Esq a-d
pc.oaly Saas.ol Hauiia .-iI be- present
.roG -JrJad While home talent vlIi
De up.rel to It's fullest extent. n
Stone "a bo Jeff untarned - secure
COOL Grpao.ican triumph for County.
Sale s1t District candidates.
DO 10, iail 10 read the notices OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

~ open the campaign this week. with
artrif al tie State and District Con-
veaa0rs. and By furnishing esch reader
nn extra containing Senator WINDOWS
s,,.L >Peeeh OF Democratic economy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

Smith. The Greer hack candidate fIr
Goyvryt, whose party declares war On
an -rl6,r5 If bonds. Is himseita w.a'.h7
usa e.d bODobo.der. Ills srps 20
voters is doubtless IL The words Of Pau
20 Agrippa would to God tia. not
only thou, but also sll that hear ne this
day, were both almost and altogether
SUCH as am. except these bonds f'-Be1-
fast Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

Now. again. right here. and "a saint Paul said,
his time without inspirati0n,' fOafipb "hth
q man spe 30 for the Republican parry ne may
spDsk with inspiration, but when 90 sleah- Tor
mmsei. hr certainly speaks WiihQui Do ,Ihusuitf
aud applgCscl believe ihe legi iHion vi Ihe
last year has made q iar more IL ucuis 10 RESUME
ncXt January aud maintain resumption Rerma,
neatly thau 30 must hsve been without %. We uad
two cWrcucicg when We f,4rf't the YEAR me
grcepbacs oolc aud tbc gold dollar Vow by ies'
TiariOn We have also the silver dollar, worm ~,
80 bullion value zen pes cent. iesz f1Gt the goid
dollar fear tbs h. nota 1eip go @, maaeut
resumption, ny valued friend secIeisty sherman
20 t1e contrary up virnsi ,uaing.
WC rnve new ro- s.iii HE0-Ae, th'lg IN lno way
OF legislation. % me 3ir. 3i ia-l !a' hu passed
O. Law 10 Congress, lot only permitting Jgt ilak-
ing l l'e duty e.. thv lrrLsu., illitlt Go 30.
issue tl'f iIraaury notes i.at ,.- tIC} may ue
received al redeemed f,,r liza, fhis ias lieh
thus d!rcCi- llo reissue 81 the gr--nb ieka. may
Doe great obstacle 90 anarfg tu4 IrI lla gCAt r'-
sumption. For u the government. ta Io CON.
Pooled % reissue Is notes 4Ilsr d had once paid
them. then 10 may have On provide means 20 Day
them - second and even a thiFi tIDC. This magCs
90 ti. lloasury Department b. Afcal Na-.Hnal
Bans OF Issue. Leg nae ifaukiy a,i anO-l,r tui4g,
iJi n Che severe uelossite- of ih., Discussion.
would unt Pei ucncC seen. ~ approve ults 90 u4Y
confidence aud Judgment aptret. 90 De- IS .oug.
d1 uat believe thC FEDERAL r.N. ruHeuf wts ever
intended O. bc 4. great National b-uk ol issue.
heiey- ,he teaching vi sac % Democratic
iarty, Ir which, 20 tla lcc- ~ Nlca-i feai.g ut
Hhmiin sAt ss boy. believe tla- .li- govern.
meut suouid ROT nceiles-iv c-r te anil foster
great monopoies. / DO Dos believe 70 sA1u.a lIIa
lt-,Ii l7-0 .l1t .Jei Attest ,i iDusCpui.a .re sa-
u0IH haus a issue hat may stand q pOss cly 70
should iJU utI me hnnIf ul b4t. llen. ready 70
tlru.tls tlC .iu-iFr ol ne. % fnF Iwr 20
plau5C. relty, t.ist soyeruic.rt govern best
which governs ie4-t. wu..l -ii'sf- ~ moral sud
natural forces. which leaves tfh. .l., commerce
tp ilm.-l their own mrt1ods t business and
ncan1 nf rr chance. .AuPlausC
Nay, uaiierl more. thIf when thO qUe sflll 0f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

The other day a GreeDback lecturer,
Mr.. Leo Miller, IN the course of his re-
marks at WaJeTviie took occasion 10
speak OF god as currency restricted 10
Tho country where IL is coined, jus, as
paper Is restricted 10 the couptry where
/, is issued. NO one" said be "caD
buy a dinner in England With 30 Amer
Gu $40 gold piece" Il beg your par
don, sir. 90 said Waterville man. rising
in ,he audience. but IL will pass very
readily have tried it, and they seemed
very glad 10 get H. Another instance
OF The heArtlesS way in which the facts
Ego bsck" on Greenback Arguments !
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

.-Solon Chase has been nominated for
Congress oy the Greenbackers. Mr.
Chase l. tDe man VINO declared IN 1871
that specie payments Is the one thing
ueellul 10 UJr present condition, anc
viii cure rs Of many financial ills The
moment vol have get specie payments,
Pendieton'- and Buffers theory OF pay
ing the bonds in greenbacKs, which
means neither more nor less than more
and meaner money, becomes obsolete.
II Congress in its blnnderiDgs did not.
agree 10 pay the principal VI the bonds
in gold. 1t ough. 10 have agreed to, aud
specie payments will make that sgree-
ment what it ought to be. The wit OF
man cannot devise any scheme That will
bring about specie payments other than
redes ming greenbGcks with goldi that
is. lei somebody else have some good
money besides the bOndholdeIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

WE have been requested 20 state that
Alden Chase, Esq, Of Bgyant's Pond,
will be candidate tor County Commis-
s,,nsr. Al the Convention, tomorrow.
~. Chase is well known in the County
rs "a man OF integrity aud s0iLiiy He
wss Register ci Deeds-tor some ten
e-as. sod served TIE C5noty. macb 10
u. 90 l.si-c.iOu u al iJs eli gems.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

DO 10. iail 10 road the notices OF
schools 10 be found ia this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

The RspUULcans OF the
First Congressional Dislric; have re-nOm-
mated Hon. Thos B. Reed the Demo-
crais. Gen. :. j. Anderson; the Green
hackers. r. Ii. Cove. TIE Republicans
If the Fourth District have re-uomiusted
lion. Lleweilyn Powers In the Second
District, Scion Chase has been nominated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

The Republicans Of Maine, in convention assem-,
bled, as an expression Ol their political aims and
principles, lvci..r. SIS follows.
/. The Republicans OF Maine. alter twenty-five
wears control o. the state government, invite the
most rigid scrutiny into The manner Dog which their
great respOu- hilitiCs have h-,u discharged, and
point wlth s4t. faction and Pride % ,Ay fidelity
economy dnt success with which Che public a0-lr5
OF the state administration have been conducted,
AMI the material and moral interests OF 1be people
cared Tor,
:. Temperance among the people may Jo grea.
| IS promoted hg wise prOhlbitort legislation, as
well Is by al iAOse moral agencies which have
secured % beneficial cults and u is source OF
cODETsgUiatlOn mat the principles OF prohibition,
slWays upheld Ly The Republicans, Is now CON
CURED pa by 90 large majority yl iLc people that
II b. no longer party question the Democrats Tor
several year having declined o. contest Il and
dispute 10.
g. The constitution OF the United states declares
"Ihc citizens Oi each state 1Te cutitcd % al p-y
| iiCgcs and immuniiics o. citizens IA the several
States and We mold u % be thc primary ana "a
cred duty OF thc national government 20 protect
and maintain the exercise Vl AL those civil p0li-
ical and puohc rights oy every citizen Of tue ait
et >tstc-. The r.. ullcar party i5 -olcmnly
pledged 10 maintain these principles, and unti
| uey are cheeruly OUeyeJ, aad n need De- ylgo.-
OuslY enforced, the work Of the Republican party
I is unfinished.
4 The Republican party is committed 10 -unre
hitting efforts 20 secure she !esitmsis results Of
the war-the sovereignty or the Union, The equal
rights Of all citizens, and the tree and untIauIne
ed exercise Of the night OF suffrage, and also 10
redeem me p!e4scs which The government made
10 those who furnished their means or gave their
service. 20 save the UnlOu-~hetheT these pledges
are the form Of bonds OF greenback notes We
insist that both forms Of the debt Of tne marion
shall DC paid with the some fairness and integrity
with which the honest man seeks 10 pay his indi-
yidURl debts.
s. We demand honest money for the people
Our paper currency must ne made rs good az CON
| anG rcdgtualle go 10. The EvYtIhm. ht promised
tHis. .he Repui lean lvit lf- .eE -l-.e3 io per
I IONA FL, All L tla course Ol .,lulLftica noW 20
u.arir -lCarIrll Led ll--- l-el "a l1 -tlp side
I wise 1r Backward.
G. We e1ukIl. ula-u our leiiC c.tf1ele N t.-t
uuif ia aab.e evidence tnst the approach :.
staits currency Ircp lrlas tHr Me-. iai al efl!
J permanent revival 90 CUISINES SUD industry 80
loug dcpres -e4 gy causes growing Uut " sl-en-
nc civil va, among wlilca u.pgeelAtcd and nue.
/ tuating currency 10 most prominent GBG greatly
| aggravated BY the misCh y9us agitation OF dem
! agogues, Ia and ont Oh Congress- Tor measures
which, II adopted as the policy Of government,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-19

9ie Gtimme 6es iuneen Weibes Sitterte
unb in ibren aueen aldnsten 5brdnen.
Wtit bebenoer Sano reihte lie bem Gatten
oas Rleinoe.
galiiin's aueen bIibten In frsuoiser
Nufreaung. CT 6riifte odnteno bes Wei.
bes Sano nno Der burh lire 2iebe eeheis
liete Sling berlbmano in Der brOoelnben
Wtalie bes Shmeljtieeels. Sie 4inolein
aber IGauien iubelno su, tpie IN benz Sie=
ael bic 5nnfen triiierten uno Ipriibten uno
bas Solo, fpel9es Die Wutter nit blutens
oen 9erae1 eeopfert, jerIioB.
Sas Opfer 6es liebenoen g8eibes hatte
etnen elidlihen grFoIa. Ourh Ielbiees
entifan6 oas 8oIo rMaiolica, tpelhes Elm
Sabrbunoert binour6 10 foItbar tpie
1inelild)es BorSeIlan gehalten ipuroe uuo
jeBt nur nod in einSelnen Sammlungen
als sroBe Seltenbeit 0efunoen uno betuun-
bert ipiro. Sas 8e6eimnib leiner 3ulamz
menIeBung bat 9aIiIID ME elmer stueiten
Yerion anpertraut. Gs eing nit ibm Slt
@rabe, uno oaber riibrt Die 5eltenbeit oes
8olos MaioIica's, benn i9on 5mei Sabre
mad ieiner GrFtnbung, i'm Nuguit 1872,
mur6e YaltiiD in 6ol9e BON Hnruben Uer=
baftet uno am rd9iten Sdse to6t in ieinsn
3erter seFunoen. Oie Nrt, ME er eeItpr.
ben, lit rtiemals betannt geuoroen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-19
0,s aGein !!
Cslad Sem euslii&en oss SO. UlOors)

VI
Sir bid befdmpp i'd bic emp5rte sSIlt,
9luf ferne Wleilen itrabIt bein Muge mir
Ser 9raum bel Jtaht, Der 5ebniunt title
Slut,
Ser Sraurt Bel Gag, - ad MIIes 0rdfat
5li Dir,
gu Dir oleirt, Sii oir alIein!
llnb ob nein Ser5 In goIo'uen 9bonfdFei1
@eialten Ihalit, Die ME Elm Nuge iab
Gin tiefrer Bid - Die 2idtgebiIoe nish'n.
Sbr SLAMS serriunt uno bu aIlein bilt oa>
Su, bu alleiu
Sir bid burdflieet ntein S@iff bic piIbe
Gee,
$50 5oIfnuns mir aus ieoer Boee t6rt,
l1no mir perbeiBt, OaB nah Der Srennang
gBeb
Gin goIb'ner 2obn sulsbt ben Rdmpfer
frDnt
8ei Dir, bel bit oIein (!
8 Seie' mir eben oieIem @bnnstrount
Sas S6@fte, mas Der Groe 6tanb be-
ieelt, -
Sen GranS oes Ru6ms, Der g6re 8urpurs
Soum.
llno frage oeinen 2iebiien tuas er tudhlt--R
o! bid dIlein Did, bid aleiu
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-19
ViVe rEmpereur!

SSoloenoes @eihihthen mur0e BON
unIerem @roBpater, Der Su gtapoIeon's
0eteranen sebOrte. oft er5dbIt:
yRapoleDn's Stern mar in 1tettgsnt
Steigen. Sie Shlahten BON Sena uno
Trieblano fielen su un9uniien Der prsuBi-
IAen Waffsn aus uno R0ni9 6rieorih
Wilbelm III. tparo NIT Idnerem SerSen
ge5nungen, nit benz triumphirenoen gors
litaner SSrieoen au lhlieBen. Cine Der
nielen 8eoingungcn Iautete oahin, oaB
BreuBen Elm beitimu,tes Contingent Srup=
pen Sur Bsrfiigung iteQen mubte, tpeIhe
i'm Hotbfale nit Der frdn36iiihen Armee
operiren iDIlten. Gum SberbeTehlsha
oieies 4rmeecorps muroe General Dort
ernnnnt uno zines Sn9es betam er Na9s
ridt, oaB Hapoleon iein Commando eine
&epue pdiIiren laHen niiroe. @eueral
Dort lpuSte, oab es iih Seulte ben 3aiier
nit BEN Rufe ,Vive PEmpereur !"
{ ,Gs Iebe Der RaiIer !") at beeriiBen uno
tbeilte SeineH 9pIoaten, ueIdbe nteiItens
8ommern naren, nit, Den Raiier BEL iei.
mem griAeinen nit oieIem &ruBe Sl em'
pfanaen.
Sroboem bic 0ommern tapfere 5oIoattr
uuo ibrenl ,@Dtt, &6nig un0 0dterIano"
NIT 8anSem perjen ergeben iino, 10 Itebt
es bod Sbled1t nit ibren Spradtennt.
niIien, uno @eneral 0ort bate ungebeurt
WIiibe, oenIeIben besrelflidb Su MAIDEN, mas
eiseutlif non i6nen nerlanet niro. Rad
Ian9en AuseirfnnoerIeBungen neriunte ei
es aafs SeutIihite in oeren Sprn9e 5u
erfllren:
yseinberaen Sbr piBt bod mas Elm,
YOle 8eef" (altss 8ei6) it? alio per.
9eBt oas Ole uno bebaItet 0as Beef
Iu9 fennt eSbr &le Die .Sbra n.
Sam b a" (eelp0hnIi1e Seuampe) por
oielem bebaltet bas 2ampa. unt
Sbr 9lOe tennt bod oas y9iepenr6hr'
(Bfelfenrobr)? prdset oas R6br in'E
8eoGhtniB uno ibr beIibet oann oas
sSeef Sampa &Obr" (rVive PEm-
pereur !")
Dtt Der Wabnung, ii1 bies ia gut 81
merfen, oamtt tein Je6ler eeihebe, soe iit
Der 8eneraI befrie0igt Suriid.
3ur feit9elebten 3eit ltanoen bic Yom.
mern in Gei6 uno Glieo uno man lab eine
unablebbare 2iHie bIiBenosr Selme uni
Saionette.
gnbli1 erIaien Hopoleon uno isIbIfbe.
wubt CAB @eneral Oort oas Sianal sun
Guf uno aus $4,000 Seblen ertDnte es:
vAle 8eef Sbran s2 m b {
Yiepenr6br! Ole 8eef Sbran.
s ampa 9iepenr6br!"
Sen iiberral4enoen Gffett auf ben Roi.
ler tontl man iia leiht oenten."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-19
pie 2Bienerin anO bic gariferia.

8ictor 5ifiot, Der y,erJaTIer Der .Reii,
ir's 2anb Der Wiuiaroen," Bat unter BEN
Sitel ,Vienne ct la vie viennoise'
iebt cine S6ilosrune bes @iener 2ebens
heraus9e9eben. yDir eitiren aus BEN
S4luB oehelben MIR cine STEELE, NO Ger,
Elliot in iehr i9mei9elbaften Iusoriideu
cine Gbarafteriifif Der Mienerin eiebt une
oerlelben bic Bariierin entgegenIieat.
g9ien, iaat Der 5ran3oie, lit bic Staoi
Der i46nen 6rauer, Sant Der Hacentreu.
sung, bic bier beIteht uie nireenos. Daa
2eben elmer gBienerin lit bearen3t i'm Nor.
Den un0 i'm Siioen BON Der 2iebe, i'm Often
ourh bic .Muiit uno i'm Wefisn burh ben
Sans. -. Wfan slaubt iid1 in Mien nod
I'M adt3ebnten Sabrbunoert. Die Ssrall
bat etnen uberipieeenoen GinfluB in Der
@eleaihaft; in ariltofratiiden Rreilen III
tie es. Deldbe Der Glesans uno Der 9lobleiIe
Der Wtanieren sur SerrI9aft perbilft. Gie
Gotetterie 1T natiirlid; bas iun9e Mdomen
lernt nitt Heperensen MAIDEN, lie bat fein
er3muneenes 2dheln. Sie Wenerin in
tueniger iteif, tpeniger tiinitlid) wie Die Ya1
riierln. sic lit liebensfpiiroig, mie cine
&ole tupblriedeno lit. sic Itebt, I'm, s,l
lieben, ipdhreno bic 9arilerin um ihrer
ieIbit lpilen lisbt. Dis 2iebe Bel Der ga.
rilerin - bas lit Elm Bracelet, Elm RniA-
miribowl; bel oer Mienerin 1T bic 2iebs
einfah bie Qisbe. Wenn Die Dariieriu
Elm Wlis Der 2sioenIhaft lit, 10 III bic Wie.
nsrin Elm Strahl Der 3drtlinfeit: Der erits
brernt ruie Jener. Der leBtere iii ianft ,pis
oas 2it)t. Wtan f6Hnte eben 70 Qut Der
Vo9el fragen. warilnl er bic 5liigel aus.
breite, als bie Wienerin, tpnrnm lie Iiebe
Die Miener taben Elm miIionenreitbei
8ers. Nber, pbipphl Die Qiebe fur Iie lneb,
Elm perfabreriinss GpieI ale eiipos Gxniiei
III ssbt itr etrl oct nismuls Istl.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-19

Gin Gdnsden. perr, aaf eine,
pereini9ttn ganopnrte Su elmer fttben ibm
gebellotn Dame, um cine lnterballnno
nit ibr on3aidnesn: .Wtr3eiben Gie,
nisin 6rdulsln, Iieben 6ie Graf WIaisn.
ODER
Dame, entrliiet /: ,l1lein 6sry. susIeHs
uraat3 10 - ID Bin psrlobtl"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-19
Das Gdaltd)e polkablatt

sORet per pOft tobus SountassbIatt $40 per SaRr
N.60 Sas babe Sabr unS $3.50 Sus 9srtsIiaFr. Wii
eOnntassbIatt sii2O per Sabs $3.50 sas baEbs Sabs
Rnh $3.50 bas HisrtsItahy.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-19
Sic ,,8titIidjt Bldtter, .

sas ssaHtass BIat bs g,nstnnats DoIisslasis ns so
nnttrHoltnnss sasiturs seusnst unb se&nsu @ beuvts
is4H@ eurS bic SssiiIi4tsa ss sssia SsrsRsntI9tsH
eridblunecn ans.
Frsts 50 per Sass psrtsIsa. Rs$ eaFspa - per Sass
pcsteirsi.
stn,sIns summsn: yinV Gents, psfas has Bratt ben
Rdbtif&n Etpnnsnten sug& be Evdaes tn's 1cns GEE
tsfest mirh.
Gehiensunssn sSnnsu PER sVlsnfp CrberS chss sssss
Hstrtsn Brief auf mnir RtFis asua@t wsrber.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
B x 1A14.
0tHelHnatt. q,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-05-19
Mannigfaltiges.

Stimmt. 6tappelhe: 8as 1T 1enfs
6as Ou bait la cine gang ueri9pollene
8adee
anerseI: Sos lit = ueibIi6s Sanbar-
belt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-17

Adding these to the respective party votes of our first table, there would be total of 136 Republicans to no Democrats, about the usu- al Republican majority in the House. The. chance for the election of a Republican House,
 next November, would seem to be excellent, therefore, but for the probable intervention of the pocket-bo of the Hon. Wm H. Barnum
 The question whether the continuance of his demoralizing rule over Connecticut politics is to be continued must be fought out in the representative elections. On this issue, we hope that Republicans in towns where they cannot reasonably expect to elect their own men will remember that, for the purpose of reform, a reliable Democrat pledged to vote against Barnum, caucus or necaucus, is worth as much as Republican. '.-+
 The chief responsibility, however. must rest upon the Democratic voter. The last time MT. Barnum ran for Congress in this District, hundreds of Democrats bolted. They were sick of Mir. Barnum's methods of corruption. Will they vote the same way next November? No honest man need be deceived. This year, & vote for Democratic representative, unless avowedly hostile, is vote for Wm. H. Barn um, for U. s. Senator. If Democrats who hate corruption will remember this, and act accordingly, his defeat is sure. If they allow themselves to be whipped into the traces" by the hired agents of the Salisbury plutocrat, there will no doubt be enough venal Republi- cans voting with them to ensure his election
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-17
Watert0Wn.

The following officers were elected at our annual town meeting held, Oct. 9th.
 Selectmen-Wm. c. French, Chas. Bidwell, c. T. Hickox Assessers-F. B. Hand, F. J. Partree Town Clerk-L. W. Cutler Town Treasurer-C. T. Hickox; Board of Relief Sam. l.. Dayton, A. M. Stone, Geo. Wood ward Grand Jurors-Jos. H. Wheeler, Geo. B. French, D. N. Beardslee, Geo. L. Atwood ]; Auditors Alfred 8c0ville, A. M Hungerford Constables-H. q. Scott,D. F. Hannon, Wm. H. Smite, Win. J. Muns0n, A. T. Blakeslee Geo. W. Summers: Registrars-O. B. King, H. G. Scott
 Professor Rogers, for some two years or ganist at Christ's church in this place, will fill the same position in Trinity church, Water bury. Mir. Rogers has but few superiors ir his vocation, and his loss to the Episcepa choir will be greatly felt
 Rev. s. D. Mcconnell, a former rector of Christ church, delivered very able discourse last Sunday.
 --The total receipts of our Fair were about @, TOO. which will leave small surplus in the hands of the society after all premiums are paid. Q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-17
New Preston.

We had an apple handed us last week, that measured fourteen inches one way, and thir- teen inchs another, and weighed one and quar- ter lbs. If anyone has larger pomological specimen we should be pleased to know it.
 In last weeks Enquirer it should have been, there are 176 voters in this voting dis trict, and only 113 votes boiled, instead of IF voters and 113 votes cast.
 "Wednesday, the 9th inst, Frederick Cogs- well became happy father.
 Many of our temperance folks attended Rev. Mr. Pogson's temperance lecture at Washington, Thursday night, and were highly pleased with it. They also went down to Worthwhile and took an active part in conduct ing blue ribbon meeting there, Friday night.
 Mrs M. s. Beeman, who has been visit ing her numerous friends here, has returned to Litchfield, Ill.
 Rev. A. Lancashire is expected to return home, this week Thursday.
 Walter Burnham returned, last week, from a three months trip through the Western states. We are glad to see him safely at home once more.
 Oscar Beeman's new cider mill is complet ed and commenced the manufacture of embryo vinegar, last Monday.
 W. l.. Wooster leaves this week for Wash. ington, D. O., where he expects to attend a business college. He will study hard and be one more added to the long list of shining lights whose birth place has been New Preston. Sue cess to him!
 J. B. Wilson will soon close hls summer residence, the Wilson House, occupying th' rooms which have been newly fitted up, owe | the Barn Store.
 Edward Calvin and bride have returned from their wedding tour, and will begin house keeping in w. Burnham's tenement house re gently vccated by G. F. Pratt.
 Il. Manion was down to the village las week, the worse for drink, with double-bar reled shot gun, seeking for Ed. Calvin whom he threatened to shoot. He went to New Mil ford looking for him, but Mir. Calvin was ava on his wedding trip, so he was obliged to post pone the shooting till his return. MT. Galvi says this isn't the first time Manion has mad the threat. and so complaint was signed an' Constable Wyant was sent to arrest Manio Saturday night, but that person hrd suddenl disappeared. It is hoped that he will yet brought to justice. It is said Manion has dranl 45 gallons of cider in ten days, which, if true, ae counts for all this trouble. A.