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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26
SPAIN.
The Dying Queen.

LONDON, June ga special despatch from
Madrid says that Queen Mercedes seemed
quieter and progressing favorably Sunday
evening, bat about o'clock Monday morning
she grew rapidly worse and the ministers of
the government, and the principal functiona-
ries of the municipalities were summoned to
the palace. Physicians declared the Queens
life in danger Cardinals Moreno and Bena-
vides administered the sacraments and the
During the day the patient was tranquil, but
gradually became weaker. She retained con-
sciousness and conversed with her parents and
King Alphonso, who is deeply affected. There
was to have been a grand celebration of the
Queens 18th birthday Monday. Great grief
and sympathy is expressed throughout the
city. Masses are said every hour in the
churches. Bulletins are issued to the people
every three hours.
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The AckIeu Scandal.

NEW YORK, June 25.-At New Orleans last
night Congressman Acklen said: sThe SANDER
against me has been completely refuted by an
emphatic denial on the part of the lady impli-
Gated and her friends in Washington, and in
addition I positively deny that any alteration
took place between Gen. Rosser ard myself at
gram from Gen. Rosser also completely refutes
the assertions made in the Nation al Republican
rejecting on my character, and the story as
printed there is complete fabrication from
the beginning. The following is the telegram
from Gen. Rosser: -
L have made no statements to newspapers
concerning you. Have not seen the National
Republican nor extracts from it, and am not
responsible for what it has published, which
surely must be false,
T. L. RossER"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Suicides.

Suicides.
BANGOR, June 25.-Wm. Rideout of Bucks
port was found dead Monday afternoon He
had committed suicide by pistol and rope. Ill
health was the cause.
WATERvILLE, June 25.-Geo. W. Wellman,
photographer, was found dead in his photo
graph room this afternoon at North vassalbore
1t is supposed he poisoned himself. Cause in
sanity
Fire i'm Sumner.
LEWISTON, June 25.-The farm buildings of
Washington Foster of Sumner, were destroyed
by fire Monday morning.
Burglary i'm Lisbon.
The millinery store of @. Q. Andrews in Lis
bon was entered Monday night and quantity
0f goods takan
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European Markets.

LONDON, June 25-I2.3O P. M.-Consols at % GIG
for money and 953. for account.
LONDON, June 25-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds CTS, at 1O7 new SIS, at
Central S5k.
Amount Of bullion gone into the Bank of England
to-day was e16O.O00.
LIVERPOOL, June 25-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
easier; Middling uplands at Gid; do Orleans at z
l6d; sales 5000 bales including 1000 bales for specu-
at1on and export receipts $50 bales, all American.
Flour at % "a; Winter Wheat at 10 ta1o 2 3.
Spring do at $40 "a California averages at 10
@ 10 6; club at 10 g 10 8; Corn at % q 23; Peas
at 49, Provisions, &c-Pork at 43; Beer u; Bacon
at q q o6; Lard at SO. Cheese at 40. Tallow
at 81 8. At London Tallow at So
PARIS, June 25.-Rentes 1I2 95t
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Outlawry in Indiana.

OwENsvILLE, Ind, June 25.- Owensville,
Gibson county, has of late been the scene OF
citizens. The last occurred Sunday night AN
attempt was made upon the life of Andrew G.,
Montgomery, who has taken prominent part
in exposing and bringing to punishment mem
bers of the lawless bands. Montgomery had
been in Owensville and was returning to his
farm, when attacked by several masked men.
He was armed and succeeded in wounding one
of his assailants.
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Waiertown Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL, June 25-Beet Cattle-receipts SS1
head. Transactions in Cattle moderate; prices have
not advanced and noimprovement expected for some
weeks to come. The city trade in meats Is small.
The supply from the North is still light; sales Of
choice at Is; extra at 7 90 @ 80; first quality
at 90 @ 6 80; second quality at 90 q 50; third
q 10; Mich Cows and Calves $50 a 70.
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1858 head. The mark
ct is generally unchanged. but the tendency is to-
ward lower prices; sales Wool Sheep in lots at so q
so each; extra at 90 q so, from to 52c % tb
Sheared Sheep at q SC W tb; Spring Lambs at AZ @
&c; Veal Calves at 81 q 5lc per ID.
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Knox County Convention.

IIU JIG dSsUCIdD5u FrtSS.
RoCKLAND, June 25.-The Greenback county
convention held here today was fully attended,
and the following nominations were made:
Standardization Thompson of Friendship.
County Commissioner for three years-Geo
W. Thorndike of Camden.
County Commissioner for uuexpired term of
one year-Eben Creighton of Thorn aston.
Sheriff-o. G. Webster of Vinal Haven.
County Treasurer-Thomas b. Spear of Rock :
land.
Resolutions were passed reaffirming the To.
ledo platform and the action of the state con-
vention.
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LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION.
The nIy.teriou. Package Story.

LEWISTON, June 25.-Rev. DR.. Cheney in
forms reporter of the Journal that he distinct
ly remembers meeting Speaker Randall on the
steamer en- route from Washington to Rich
monp, Va, on the day before Lincoln's assass-
nation, and that on the day after the assassina-
tion Mr.. Randall came from Richmond to Pc
tersburg. where Mr.. Cheney again conversed
with him and informed him of Lincoln's assass-
ination, thus confirming Mr.. Randalls denial
of the Washington dinner party story.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The statement of the Imperial band of Ger
marks
-Four large boilers in the Chesapeake nail
one man and nearly demolishing the building.
Loss $4,000.
The Graphic says that Collector Arthur,
General Sharp. George Bliss and others ara
antsgonizing Mr.. Conklings interest, in fav or
of Governor Morgan.
Towards advance troops had 6ght with
the IBdians. Colonel Robbins and two soldiers
were killed. Howard has sent forward REIN
forcements The Indians were probably
repulset.
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NEW YORK, June 25-Evening.-W street Quiet
to-day. Money easy at q per cent on call. clos
ing at per cent. Sterling Exchange irmer at 1856,
1851 for long and 4874 q 1871 for short sight bank
ers nominal, rates were 4S8 a 4sS.
Exports of domestic produce for the past week
$5s51520, against $5,711 029 for the corresponding
week Of last year.
Gold sold at 1909 throughout and closed at 1908
asked and 1904 bid. Clearngs $121SS 600. The Gus.
toms receipts to-day were $4,000. Treasury dis
bursements were $3.50 900 for July interest and
600 for bonds Governments firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day az
gregated 800 shares including So 200 shares Lake
Shore 1900 shares Erie, 300 shares st Paul. Is 400
shares Lackawanna & Western, 1900 shares Wes-
tern Union 800 shares North Western, 1000 shares
Pacific Mail. 5000 shares Michigan Central.
n The following were the closing quotations of Gov
ernment securitiea. - -
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Chicago Cattle maru,,.

CHICAGO, June 25-Hogs-receipts 49, 500 head ship
ments 1000 head; market active and excited and SOC
higher; heavy grades at 95 q 05; light at 80 q
90; mixed at 80 "a los.
Cattle-receipts 29O0 head; shipments 6lO bead;
the market is in good demand for export at 4 90 q
rs; feeders at 10 a 20.
Sheep-receipts HOO head; sales at 2 rs q 800
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SECRETARY SHERMAN.

He Desires Opportunity to Prove Frauds
in Louisiana.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Secretary Sherman
desires opportunity to prove before the Potter
committee that there were election frauds and
violence in the Feliciana districts, and he con-
siders that the committee have now fairly
proved that the so-called SHERMAN letter" was
not written by him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26
THE EASTERN PROBLEM.
The Participation of Greece in the Con-
gress- Turks Oppose Autonomy for Epi.

gress- Turks Oppose Autonomy Tor Epi-
rus.
BERLIN, June 25-Today's sitting of the
Congress began at 2 o'clock and closed at Fl We
o'clock this afternoon. Gortschakoff was not
present but received reports every quarter of
an hour and sent written remarks to Russian
plenp0tentares.
Bismarck will Immediately communicate
with, the Greek nj enieetentary- concerning his
admitted to represent the Greek element in
Bulgaria when the organization of Bulgaria is
discussed.
In private conversation the Turks strenuous
iy oppose granting autonomy to Epirus
especially as regards to Jonina. The Greeks
lay particular stress on the Greek nationality of
Janina. The TURKS declare they will not
evacuats the fortresses until the treaty of peace
is satisfied by al powers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26
A Secretion that Contaminafes the Blood.

when the bile is diverted from its proper channels
into the blood which is always the case in liver COM
plants, it ceases to be healthy secretion, and be-
comes poison. Its abnormal presence in the circu
lation and stomach is indicated by the sufuson of
the skin with hdeous saffron tinge by headaches,
vertigo, nausea, pain in the right side and under
the right shoulder blade, by Indigestion obstruction
OF the bowels, and other minor symptoms. Order
may be substituted for this state of chaos and fur
Their bodily evil ayerted by using the benefcent alter
alive and tonic, Hostettsrs Stomach Bitters which
by relaxing the bowels, promotes the escape fir ON
the circulation OF bilious impurities besides render
ing the action of the liver regular, and removing
every trace Of dyspepsia This pleasant and purely
vegetable anti bilious medicine is not only infinitely
account Of its freedom from hurtful properties in
fnitely to be preferred to that poisonous drug.
je24 eod1w
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City Of Warsaw, Indiana,
7 es ssr BONDS /!
For Sale at PAR and Interest,
I'LL. Nj. PaysOn 81 Co.,
50 EXCHANGE STREET,
jel5 DIFF
Wiibor's Compound

OF PURE COP LIVER OIL AND LIME. The advan-
tage OF this compound over the plain Oil is that the
nauseatng taste of the Oil is entirely removed and
the whole rendered entirely palatable The offensive
taste of the Oil has long acted prominent obiec
ton to its use but in this form the trouble is
tirely obyiated. host of certificates might be Civ
en- here to testify to the excellence and of
"Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL and Lime" But the fact
that it is regularly prescribed by the medical faculty
is sufficient. For sale by A. b. WLBoR, Chemist,
Boston, and by all druggists. je24eod1wsn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26

HEALTH AND Observation-Disclosures the mos
reliable baking powder sold in this market is eco
gress Yeast Powder, it being pure ana healthy, and
especially good for dyspeptics when used in Biscuits
Dumplings, &c. Give it trial, and you will Away
use Congress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26

AR at Newport 22d. schs Louis s. Rosa, and Gen
Grant, of Boothbay, (and sailed 23d)
AR at Port Mugrave Ms, Goth inst. schs Jennie A
Stubs. Waehita. and Harvest Home. from Cocashue
for Ellsworth; 21st, Eben II King, and FL BoynioD,
do for Maine.
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DIED.

u In this city, June "a, Charity Nicholson, wife of
p. j. Looney, aged IS years.
Prayers at her late residence, No. 4S Bracket
street, wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. Burial at
convenience of the family.
In this city, June "a, Alberta E., wife of NJ. Her.
bert Brickett. aged rs years months.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at oclk,
at No. ~ ozark street. (old number) Burial at con-
venieDce of the family.1
In Deering, June 25. ANNIE daughter OF Walter
ID. and BERTHE Fassett, aged months IL days.
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CARDENAS. Schr Kit Carson-259 hhds, So ties
sugar. So hhds bbls moasses, bag coffee to Phin-
ney 81 jackson.
COW BAY, CB. Brig Gen Plllessn-254 tons coal
to John Main.
Schr Maggie-12 do same.
ST GEORGE, NIB. Schr Mary Ellen-3eO0 sleep-
ers to e Jersey & Co.
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Eoreign Exoorss.
BUENOS AYRES. Bark Hla-453,O74 feet lum.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Marker,

TUESDAY, June 25.-The markets are quiet to-day
with but little change to note. Sugars continue at
9sc for graduated and 9sc for Extra c. Flour is
steady and unchanged. The improvement in Pork
and Lard are very marked. Corn shows no change.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26

California Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25-The following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks to-day com-
pared with those of yesterday;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE.

A first class Country Residence, beautiful To-
cation, surrounded by shade trees and orchard few
minutes walk from churches, schools and depot,
educational advantages in town superior, property
ten miles from Portland. For particulars eng ure of
e. f. UPHAM,
je14d2w*sn Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-26
MARRIED..

In st. Louis Mo June 49, at the residence of Rev.
DR.. Ganse. John e. Marsh of Sandusky, Ohio, and
Miss Mamie M. Stanley of st. Louis.
In Franklin, June 8, Enoch w. Blaisdell and Miss
Eunce A. French.
In fremont. May &c. Albion r. Pray of Mt. Desert
and Katie b. Clark of fremont
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[Sales at the Brokers' Board, June 26l
IL Boston & Maine Railroad ................, 1884
ITO Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Eastern Railroad new bonds) ..........., 69a "a 20
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth R. r.. ......,,, So
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mETEOR0L0GanAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
June 26, Il A. My
For New England
Westerly winds, cooler, clear or partly cloudy
weather and rising barometer.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
" True q Co.
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The business portion of London, Cedar
county, Iowa, was burned Monday. Loss $780,
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Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND, June 25.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .........".........$ 90,5i2 SO
Net Balances. ...... .........."....... 21,562 81
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Ship Laureps, Snow, nom Rio Janeiro for Mejil-
ZONES, has put into Callao leaking badly, and will
discharge for repairs.
Brig Kaluna. Nash. at Philadelphia from Sagua
reports during heavy gale 18th. lost f5 hhds molas
SEES off deck,
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsHIps.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, June 25

ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Shin Marcia Greenleaf Bunker, Liverpool 80 days
via Bath, in ballast, to Ryan Kelsey, to dock for
repairs.
John Main Spoke, in lat 43 80. Ion GA As, ship Jos
Clark from Glasgow tor Sheburne. Ms
su se9 and md moasses TO Phnney & Jackton Reports
18Th lat SO 45. Ion 70 30, passed vessel about 800
TONS bottom up painted with copper paint, and rud
der hanging. Could not ascertain her name.
Sch Joseph Souther, Watts, Daren via Boston io-
Sch i D. May, May, Philadelphia-cOal to Randall
Sch Seth W Smith, Allen, Philadelphia-coal to
Green, Son & Lynch.
Sch Chas Raymond, Kelley, Pmadelphia-coal to
Portland & Ogdensburg K.
Sch Addie Fuller, Jorgenson. Philadelphia.
clay to Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Mail, Merrill New York-coal to Randall g.
Sch Carrie L Hix, Xix, New Yorl-salt to EGG
Sch Maggie, Br) Porrior. Cow Bay. OBJ coal to
John Main. Spoke, June 2lst. lat 43 90 lon "a so,
barque Sweat from Cadiz tor Gloucester, short Of
Sch s a Jessie gr5 Knox St John, NB-sleepers to
Sch May Ellen. lsp Clark, st George, NB-sleepers
Sch Hume. Caldcrwood, Salem, to load for Rock
Sch Ida spoford, ingalls,, Eastport.
CLEARED.
Barque Ella, Matthews, Buenos Ayres- r Lewis
Sch Graham, Smith, Philadelphia-D W Clark
& Co.
Sch Simmons, Lake. New York-Emery & Fox
Sch Maggie Ellen, Lttlejohn, Pittston to load for
New York.Chase. Leavitt g Co.
Sch David Tor ey, Soule Gardiner to load for New
York-Chase, Leavtt q Co.
SAILED-Barque Ella and Lothar: schs Odell.
Bramhall, r Graham, Maggie Ellen, DaAid Torrey ,
Ira sturgs, M Sewall, and others.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
WISCASSET, June 1s- Sid. scbs Bueua Vista,
Colby, and Niger. Alley Boston; Coquette, Merry,
and Tasso, Shortwe Boston.
June 19-Ar, sch Isabella, Dickinson Boston.
Sld sch Maria Louisa, Thurrill, Boston.
June PAR, barque Sarah Hobart, Pinkham. Bos-
ton.
Sid, schs Franklin, Greeneaf, Boston; Fillmore,
Adams, do.
june 25-Sld, sch W DEXTER, Mari, Providence.
fzRoM MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.l
Ar at New York 25th, barques W GEM, Collins
AlmeiIa; Palo Alto, Jenkins. Cardenas Lavinia
Eatou. Cow Bay; sch l. 81 M Knowles, Para.
Sid I'm Liverpool 23d inst, barque Norwegian, Lin
coin, Portland.
Ar at Marseilles oath, brig Dirigo, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Laureps, Snow, nom Rio Janeiro for Mejl-
ZONES, has put into Callao leaking badly, and will
discharge for repairs.
Brig Kaluna, Nash, at Philadelphia from Sagua,
reports during heavy gale 18th, lost 65 hhds moas-
| SEES off deck.
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Ar at New York 25th. barques W II GEM, Collins
AlmeiIa; Palo Alto, Jenkins. Cardenas Lavinia,
Eatou, Cow Bay; sch l. 81 M Knowles, Para.
Sid I'm Liverpool 23d inst, barque Norwegian, Lin
coin, Portland.
Ar at Marseiles oath, brig Dirigo, New York.
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June %. June "a. june 25, Jun
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April 20, lat % s, Ion 2s W, ship Mabel Clark Shell
don, from Liverpool for Hong Kong.
May 6, lat N, lon 81 w, ship Samuel Watts, from
New York for San Francisco.
May 25 lat 2s N, Ion 80 80 W, ship Harry Mills.
from New York for San Francisco.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

A TRIBUTE TO THE NoRTH.-The Democrats of
the Sixth District of Tennessee unanimously re-
nominated Congressman John +. House, and in
his speech acknowledging the nomination, that
gentleman made the following sensible and feeling
remarks:
ain the next contest between the two great par
ties, they will divide upon governmental policy,
and without sectional animosity. Sectional hatred
will be eliminated from the contest So far as the
South is concerned / am certain that such will be
the case cannot, fellow citizens, fined it in my
heart to indulge in feelings of malice toward the
people of the north. When l witness their mag
unanimous and generous conduct toward the
Southern people, feel like pulling off my hat and
standing uncovered in their presence. oh, grander
than the victory of AppomattOx is the victory won
by the people of the North in their noble and
generous contributions to the stricken and suffer
ing South. Upon that fated field the South sur
rendered her sword. Within the shadow of the
dark wing of pestilence, beside the new made
graves of her heroic sons and daughters, with
bowed head and fearful eyes, she extends her
hands and surrenders her heart to the generous
and magnanimous North. Gods own hand has
bridged the "bloody chasm." Let not the ambi-
ton of man seek to reopen the wounds and re-
kindle the embers of sectional strife. Let us go
into this great contest of 1880 without any of
these elements of sectional bitterness. Of course
we will be divided as to questions of governmental
policy, but with sectional bitterness eliminated
from the contest, representatives of the South
stand upon the floor of Congress as the peer of
any from the Northern States, and can look to the
material development of his own section, to the
enlargement of commercial relations, and make
the Southern people more prosperous With fra
ternity and harmony restored, this great country
can march on to a more glorious and illustrious
future than has been seen in the past"
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Correspondence baltimore County Union.

BALTIMORE COUNTY, October 30th, 1873.
To the Editor Of the Maryland Journal:
Is the inference drawn from your editorial cor
rect, that your opposition, and that of the Demo
cratic party, to Mr.. Milligan, the independent
candidate for Congress, is based ON the ground of
his having been Union man during the late war ?
To this question direct reply is respectfully
asked. If the answer be in the Affirmative, your
paper, an acknowledged organ of the Democratic
party, will assuredly make known that to have
been Union man is bar to all political prefer
ment. Mr.. Milligan's votes for Horace Greeley
and Samuel ]. Tilden prove his love of his coun-
try was greater than love of party. The Shibbo-
leth of the Democratic party is and always has
been, "Liberty and Equality" Equality the cor
ner-stone; Liberty the cap-stone of Democracy.
Yet man every way fit for Office cannot and
must not be supported for office because he at one
time, acting upon honest convictions, differed in
opinion with the Democratic party on issues long
settled and foreign to any issue now before the
people Is this Democratic Liberty and Equali-
ty? Is this allowing freedom of thought, freedom
of speech, and freedom of will The Union peo-
pie in the late war believed the South to be CON
scientious, but erred in judgment; both appealed
to the arbitrament of the sword the sword de-
cided Cor the Union. If Maryland had seeded
many from the sunny South now basking in the
sunshine of ease and comfort would have been
compelled to have sought them from and among
the hated North. Now, sir, | ask you conscien-
tiously to say, who is now holding up the "bloody
shirt in Maryland? Who holds up the "bloody
shirt" and haunts it in Mr.. Milligan's face? Who
holds most of the offices of honor and profit in our
State Do you often hear Southern man, when
a candidate for office, denounced because he was
a Confederate? If the rule now being advocated
by you as recognized organ of the Democratic
party, be maintained and carried out, Liberty and
Equality will be no more heard of in the land.
Then they have been used as a snare and trap to
the yeomanry of the land. A favored few will
think for, act for and govern the masses, who will
have submitted their necks to the yoke and will
kiss the hands that smte them. We will not
bend the suppliant hinges of the knees that thrift
may follow fawning, but degradation and servi-
tude win bend them and keep them bent.
VnrEp
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- A SNUG LITTLE FARM. ID

Oct. s.