davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20
hyad vi ,har. .sagts Den,
som otygiadt f0ljer sina 'lidelsers ma.
ninoa oehR shei1l6st rnsar efter den

sSanD1ngensI5 hVad vi ,AaFsaaRt! s Uefl.
som otygIadt 'foljers sina 'lidelsers ma.
ninge ochgs shejdl6st rnsar efter den
taraiga rgyckelbild. anjptning lystna-
den staller fran for hans syn, .skan
till slut It, sfBorgafy1ees IS s6ka fora sig sielf
'bakom Ijuset, ON han ock lyckss, ,g9ra
det med andra. Han maste erkanna,
att han. vsudra pa n&eratt Eag, som
f0rr .eller senare, skall fora honom till
EforderfvetsI fbrant: eff t6fbrfeladtl iii.
Och da han en- gang nod gats lata den-'
ha .sielfahklagsfse svinna sinstsgf hos
sig,' skali han f6feafves soks sdrifva:
den I; samma pa :fiykten.s Forgaafyes
skall han, s6kaa undfly samvetets an.
klagande stamina, f6rgafves skall han
bjuda ffiden som gast slit aeget inre Q.
/ och sf6rgafves nskall han soka, laggat
hoppets balsam spa detl standigt9 svi.S
dandesar,s sjelfo elsens' mask or
sakat. Och fragar: cham -hvarf6re'
olyckan 81 forf6ljer honom, varder
svaret alltid / s6k skaleta dartill hos
dig sjelf.. - ~7
H4nru lycklig ater, ar 81 den, d1en, son som &C.
nom Ell dygdig lefnad soker ma sallhe.s
tens hamn. Det ar val SAINT, att ingent
:fullkomlig / lyeka fshlomstrar Under
solen, men den dygdige kan verkligen
redan fiar5f tideanT ia en- teens f6rsmak af
den. ssallhet,,som iblonstrar .bortom
tidens grams ,'',''"' 1'''''5" ILL.,: 49, ',,'::
,: ,Yisserligen kan det mer AN en- gang
| ,f6refalla besynnerligt, att t.'rex! EN-
|, for. sina brott och: :laster .tkand person
kommeri 'atniutande az ALTA n6jiiga
f6rde1ar,SSunder def attsen AMMAN sater
dag ut och dag in maste strida mot
.sorger; och bekymmer, men ma vi dar
tvid ej gl6mma, att "Herrans' yagar 81,
iaslltid ard Yara !Yagar.'',. Oss. til1h6r
likaAtet att, donna yara @medvandrare,
som att ~klandra den H6gstes lradslut..
Den. som sTedngt vandrar det sannas,
och g9das ryag, skall aldrig .yarda /;
saknad af bel6ningen, ty ON ock dem
na beIoning ej harziztiden skulle tg6ra
SIG So rkJart-,.gallande, So sk'll
dock medvetahdet af val och redbart
fylda pligter varda den dygdiges frost,
igd6den och minnets blommor skola
vatdas ochsa fss af efterlefvande Stag.
ten, ty sett al 5u, som aaldrig dor, och
det ar domen 0fver den d6d ar. :"
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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20
D[::,y3g!,den.., {!


Hos ALA f6rnuftiga 7arelser foref1n'
nes ett 'begar,; ija en- trangtan" ieftet'
lycka och sallhet, men ALA kunna eller
villa Ell finna den vag, hvarpa man EN-
SAINT kan ma dem. ALA, villa yisserli.
gen malet, men medlen for dess vim.
lnande aro for besyarliga for mangen.
Ala aro namligen ense darom, att
dygden ar den iendsai isakra 7agsni till
lyckan, men huru mangen ar det ej
som det oaktadt endasts atnojer sig:
med kunskapen harom, utan att, ,vaga.
sig in pa .denna, .tornbestr6dda .,vag.
De lata begarelsernas och lidelsernas
roster. itala mera ih6gljudt an ,stam'.
mani tieras eget Inre och i'staflet for
att, draga i harnad, mot .synds och
Yerld, kasta de sig sater4in4 bland BRAN
ningarne. pa ttidens alltid oroliga haf.
ys.Det, ,meiiskliga lifvet,' heter det,
char til1rackligt med olYckor och be-
svarligheter att bjuda pa, utan att
man precis ska akasta sig self dylika
Eoch annu mera f6rbittra sina dagar.'
] Detsars ocksa darf6re man valjer ALA
moJliga bivagar, som synas lofya,
njutningar och n6jen, i stallet f6ratt
vandra dygdens raka STRAIT; men sedan
man f6rsokt och pr6fvat ALT, sedan
man som en- slumpens lekboll kastats
hit och dit pa tidens haf och slutligen:
kommit till den ofvertygelsen, att
man bedragit sig self, att man stall
let for den sahna lycka, Z man dromt
Sig, Iendast ,famnat* en- tom drdmbiid,
skal mai, med anger hnna. att VIII
man malets sd hnaste man oek Villa
medlen. Endast dygden kan lycklig.
CORA ramenniskan-vi vi upprepa Diet am
MI en- gang, ty det kane nog ofta
'supprepas-.-ty ahnru djupt hon an kan
ner sig fastad yid det sinnliga, sd
amastet hon dock erkanna, att delta
allrig fiirmar astad komna den inre
tillfredsstalIelse, som dygdens ut6f-
vande alltid skanker. Menniskan kan
ner delta och maste erkannas saat at.
minatena sinf6r sig sielf.ssiunEetets
r6st later allrig nedtSsta sig
KastQm sldast .l ken omkring oss
och vi sko1a finna ttlsentals bevis for
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20
ssssss5 ( 10y " ne 4Et9rI eats q s,tsst.st :
Bislmarcks bref till Evarts.
iran engelskan af v1n1Drs.l

Fran engetskan at VIRDIs. 4
Tyskdr son, skold blifuu arrestsrade
Fdliande yigtiga och nagot befallan-
de depesch fran herr yon Count Prince
Bismarck till Monsieur Wilhelm
D'Egarts, amerikahsk;s utrikes.mill,,ss 81
niatern. har blifvit uplpsnap ppad och
=Insand tin The Graphic af en- spion
afs The Social Anarchys League.
Monsieur: Hans maiestat och Jag
.hafva last med myycken och ganska
dup gramelss, att mi hars tiHatit ne.
Egfa afhans majestats iyktingar att
f6rsamla sig Chicago for att tala
lila ON hans majestat och mig. Det
f6rvanar mig pa Diet h6gsta att en-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20
2 u 2. |
OriOmS bSnde.

IF6r MINI. Stats Tidning1
. Nogminnes Du den glada,: den salla Var,
"a barnslig lyoka toljde oss hvarje spar;
Men jag drog bort ofver fradgad vag,
Ooh Du, med langtan mot hatvetsag1 -
Sag minnes Du det lofte vi gjorde da,
Att ofta blicka upp till de stjernor sma,
Ooh ,henmta dar !: :dess klata biloxi, p .. 49,.
fran hvarandra en- vanlig 'nicks .,, 9,
- = 7TE g''s4 ~ ua&g '~'-.
= y'.-.".t- grit. .,,s,r ~1r~I. y
Nog minnes. .Du de stjsrnor jag f6reslog; !,
De voro ire t;ilsammran, det minis du nog;
Ty da Dn blockade mot dem opp; Pc So
Dit hjerta fylldes af fbarnslig hoppls ,, ).
- ''-i.i-- t:..r. - -
Sag minnes Du val namnen pa dessa, tref.
ITO hopp och kaStsk;,'' sade Du o''heta de" =
De voro tire, men vi endast tya:; = .~p.,,U -
Hyem af oss skulle den tredje ta - "
Nog minnnes Du vi delade dem So har:
Den tfedje sherman baadas vart yittHe ar
Han skulles esblifva den Gndamalss. II =
Som tvanpe hjertan tillsamman bragt. -, =
- "Frsag Ell Pohrl."
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20
BF1SK6ES5 FN1aNG

/ asvss assyvsnssneal af'nsa&n9 ]nsllia .TasaH
|. :4Ittl;! ssH8aaiHIil a!Lsae aiI4tsa4s. !
county A MAnnesetEa: nn ggEa. ~,
Rs G-R-HeIf'i ~ saIIid agn aanl 4ts tna
I-.ISI EHe!a sse!ne aennak e I. Iaf
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20
:. = Z 2 ~ 8 2
Fragor och svar.
AAoKA i Febr. 1879.

4s AAoxA Febr. 1879.
Red. Of lMinn. Stats Tidning*:,ss !
] sEn,qyakare Shade ett sskepp ute pa
hafvet och gick en- dag till {ett assui
rans.bolag for att fa det f0rsakradt
mot. en- yiss summa penningar. hvilket
bevi1iades.' En- 'vecka dafefter ko m
han in pa bolagets kontor och fragaI
de. "Har nj gjort miIla paper fardi-
ga? ON icke, esa <beh6fyerA nj Fdet ejs
ty jag har dag hort ifran fsrtyget' -
men imam han hunnit langre 81 fck;
han till svar, att papperen voro alla7
redan fardiga, hvarpS .tjenstemannen
4giek ut lett x~annat rum Ochs inOm 10
minuters koms han tillbska med pap:
peren, hvilka sag at som de nyss blif.
Wit skrifna och 0fverlemnade dem till
qvakaren. 20 Egarens shade4 ,allaredhn
blifvit underrattad ON att skeppet'
gait f6rloradt. ga So
Var delta en- 'sfair transaction, ~.
eller voro de arbara sina handlingar
mot iivarandra, ellerF hvem var kla1i.
dervard? Will tidningen, eller; 'nagon
af dess lasare svara pa, sdenna fragha
/, N, E, re
DE fragor~vi heist besyafa are, 81.
dana SOM" r6ra: det praktiska lifyet,
och Vi, iskulle hellre Sc ,lnlagon safAtid7
'ningens lasare yttra sig ON ifragava-,
rande SAX, hvilken ia utgor ett intre esv
SAINT anne 5inom moralflosofens omI.'
rade.>A. $? Red. I'll
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20
Billighs t;idIiiargssr. =.

= iTF-i5f 7. EnfiF !TF iftEa f''s'' !. y I'll
fas HEKNNMSQIAA & ssE ATS sElllIe-- lllIl
MING och SRlEsNSABksA lEsN sEBs TRIBU-
MEN. eFhallas. sbadas f6rf SS.2S
,getesaa, ,stlA prem amerat atlOnag8Fes
direkts sYantingen a. desta e1ler
tSvenska TftB IseRs kontoF 1
Chicago. Illinois. xyoE2 {,st:t.n:4%,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20
KArDrroHr den l2Febr. 1879.
Red af Mimi. Stats Tidning. !

Efter som den valkanda Stats It'd.
ningen alltid ger sdrade svarwpa det
man 6nskar att blifva gbekant uti,
sa will jag fraga ON man eyer rat.
tighet att odla tobak pS sin farm for
att afyttra for penningar; ON ham
delsen var att man finge sa stor skdrd,
att man sjelf inte' f6rmadde r6ka lpp
den samma, aeaa 9ahe - =ioN. N. H'
sss# - ~ l2-sf
3 Ja, yisserligen.ys ,sa lsh Red t
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20

81 Lage1 bestammer att arbetstiden i.
fabriker och verkstaders sskal vara 10
timmnalr, n la vida icke &asfttal bIif fvit
traffadt 'omlangre eller kortare, tidA'
SAINT att arbetstiden ej far vara 6fyer
10 timmar for fruntimmer eller per-:
soner under I8 ars alder hvarken IA
'briksf. ;srBets:infa attningar eI1edt fssndra.
platser, dar barn och qvinnor anva am
das TIL arbete,s och 6 att a dden som 4, twin
gar. s6dana att arbeta mer an 10 tin.
mar Kan .sstgr;affasss med boterr fran ID.
till 100 dollars Red. ...
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-20

...t, - 'TMiNNEAroi1s [ den, II Febr. 1879. 90
Red. af Mi'eae. Stats 'aidning -, ."
war god. sn1derratta oss. ON lagenl
bestammer1 hufh 1at1g arbetstiden af
en dag skall1vara, ,8och'i 81 fall hvilk$
bestammelser gala? s.-. .,-. y,>s,-sss ,ss
.l*;t:fi Hogaktningsiullt. ""'
n NJ l2;
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03
A Severe Storm.

Sundays storm was very severe at the
westward, and in Massachusetts, New
York and Maryland was attended by loss
OF life and damage to property. In Bos-
ton hail stones tel, many Of which We're
the size OF an English walnut. \ thirsty
Boston reporter who collected a handful Of
them with view to concocting a cooling
''cobbler', found that although they were
as clear as crystal they had Il salty flavor
The rainfall both before and after the
hail storm was very copious, flooding Gel
lars and causing serious WaShouts. In
Lowell, Quincy, Salem, Beverly and the
Brighton districts buildings We're struck
10y lightning and several persons were
Frustrated and more or less injured by
the electric fluid, but there were no fatal
casualties. In New York two little girls
were Killed by lightning while playing in
a garden. one was instantly killed and
was horribly burned. The other, show
ing signs Of life, was carried into the
house, but soon expired. one of her
stockings was blazing when she was
picked up. In Baltimore large number
of buildings were unrooted, and the dam
age to property was great. The storm
was ooFoic III sta, anu IL Steamer winch
took 1000 eXcurtonists down to Long
Branch was compelled to remain at the
pier there all night Twenty yachts sue
cessfuly weathered the storm in the vi
entity of Gloucester, and despatch says
sit was sight worth going many miles
to see At Collins beach the squall took
the form of cyclone, piling the sand up
in columns and forming a spectacle sell
dom witnessed in that section. No yes
sells ventured out of Boston harbor, and
reports that several yachts had capsized
in coming in could not be verified as the
sea was too heavy for any craft to offer
assistance. Over a dozen yachts were
capsized by squalls in New York bay, and
a ferry boat saved six men from drowning
whose yacht had sunk under them.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03

The Pocasset tragedy was followed by
the murder in South Holyoke, Mass of
three children, aged +, and years, 10y
their father, John kemmler, German.
When arrested he said he could not sup
port the children and feared they would
grow up and go to the bad, and he
thought they would be happier in heaven
He was collected and apparently sane The
following despatch dated Fort Wayne
Ind, June 26th, records the latest horror:
Jesse Owens. a saloon keeper living at Coessc,
fifteen miles from here, attempted to-day to mur
der his four mOtherless children. lie first assault
ed his son, aged seven years, tearing off his ear :
he then stabbed daughter, aged nine inficting
three wounds, and he next took club and beat al
four children until their bodies were a mass of
wounds. He was arrested
Schooner b. B. Everett of Rockland lying at
Spears wharf, took fire from kettle of pitch heat
ing the forward cabin, Tuesday afternoon and be-
fore the fire could be extinguished, her house was
ruined, mainsal burned and other damage done
Loss about seven inbred dollars. No insurance
The New Orleans Times speaks of Senator
Blame letter on American commerce as "a most
mastery effort commends his plan, and believes
that Mr.. Blalnes plan or something similar to it
would receive the support of the Southern men in
Congress
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03

| ouil Ids dNeidScu Ncis coot tHuo Id
Palermo has snow in July. II was found under
a wood pile
The spectators tickets for the Masonic ball sold
with a rush on Monday.
1t is reported that the Greenback county conven-
ton will be held in this city, Aug. 9th
f. |. Day. Of Lewiston, Past llluStrious Grand
Master Of the Grand Council of Name, was in Bel
fast on Monday, to engage head quarters for the
Lewiston knights, while in this city on the Fourth.
In company with the Grand Commandery they
will occupy Odd Fellow Hall The other comman-
derles will have head quarters at the Engine rooms
and old Masonic Hall
No one can complain Of any lack of promptness
or efficiency of the fire investigating committee of
last week The incendares were apprehended,
tried before a sheritfs Jury arraigned before Trial
Justice held to answer bound over to the Supreme
Court and committed to jail, long before the EN-
bers OF the burned building had ceased To emit
| their heat and smoke
NEN ADvEKTI-MIEN rs Ferguson a Racklife
call attention to their latest styles in summer mil
hnery Sidney kall>h in this city, is agent for
the NJ Brace suspender-C. IL Sargent, OF Bel
fast has boat for sale II Tbbets, of Sears
| port sell out his stock of groceries offers them
at cost. Read his notice in another column. See
Andrews Bros card in another column.
nue. Ao'''' '"e 'neen',"i! was "li''F exam
na''o' IT, "e'N '' ''''" - ~" - mac -
A'i'ins w A"'' ii'"" "'iN''' ''n' ny" 9
quart OF hard cider made him feel Did You ever
drink any cider Z" asked the prisoner did YOU
~ s",",'' '''' o'"'' p''''S ~" ~ 'e''''
"'n "'n ''l'nN y : wv ~ y! ~ " mag
20" un"'IS'"H"
Heating a Field have changed their ms rance
e., ,u "A ,,i,...., ...r, 3D., .,,.1
ONCE "''n over = - "'SF S'"'e' !" 'u' S''"N"
story OF the new National Bank building opposite"
q,, ,,a,,- .,,rtor. ava snaa;,ns a,,l a,,Y,Apinnt
4 private room is separated from tie main flee
l., tlI;,,lr 1q, ,,,i... ..,,t,,,. % ,ir, ,r,., i,
y I''''''5 No''' '' ''''
vault for safe and has other modern conyeulcn
I'LL Tb r,,,,s IN ,vint.r ,,iu ~. ha,t.t troio
80
the furnace below the ban kInE rooms
Il. - .;;.i ~. -
Al specie" Hoe''i- 20 'e 'i"N'' pa "'iiNei'' d"
the city clerk office TUESDAY evening, the
>io,.,- , .tr,.t,l =, ,.,.t thu, ,.,t..,, ,l, .,,
"'' "' "'> ~" > 'S' - ''' ~ II -
ln the stockholders meeting OF 'he T. y l. X
Il And al>, ~ vote far at amendment AZ TIA ebnr
=. anu "''' - N''' ''' an ''iV Va ~ 49,
ter OF sand corporation The Licensing Board Ii
.or..i M. f,,l,,,,,., ,.i.,,a1.rs = ni.L.,. p,
robinson James T.. a'kN'h sylvester BOND
I'll Cook J. D. Fogg, v. { Frederick Austin
DAntorth and Jerome Stephenson
Nr II !, pil..r ,t tljs .;,.. i mas, ,,,,,..r,,,
,,t.. ~, r,.,,r,,o fr. },,.,,.. ,,,.
l, mas.
i - " " W " ''"A y" ~" ~ -''
'''A- '" 'I' f'H ., Nu5 iN'', ~ STORE ""'V'
was "e" where } " f'u'r'k h"" does '">'
ness WAS destroyed ~ the general c1htagrdtioM OF
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03
ED.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST
ARRIVED.

June 18th, schrs. Orion, Bird, Bangor; Earl Ed
wards, Bangor; Henry Norton, Boston.
July LIST, schrs. Carrie w. Fearebay, New York
Lillian, Ryan, Boston.
SAILED. .
June eth, schr. Frank Herbert, Philbrook, Ban
gor.
June 29th, schr Sarah L. Davis. Cottrell, Whining
ton, N. c.
June Both, schrs. Orion, Bird. Stonington; Earl
Edwards, Boston.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03
Nj A r. Ri ED

In SO. Montviile. April 27th, by John c. knowl
ton. Esq, Austin Wentworth and Etiie e. Jackson
both OF Montvlle.
In North Haven, June 2sth, by f. Courtney Crab
tree, Lsq' Hiram Hopkins of Ninahaven, and Maria
e. Cooper of North Haven.
In Rockand, sith inst. Mr. Bernard l. Weeks anc
Miss Alice Il. lIathorn.
In Kockland, June 10th, Mr.. Martin L. Jones OF
Pelham, n. H. and Miss Flora A. Shuman of r.
In Warren, June 2lst, Mr. Charles r. Payson ant
Miss Mary +. Brewster, both of Warren
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03
News of the City and County


Nam street
ader the piazza Of David Laneasters house.
within two feet of persons passing in and out. a
o,r of yellow birds have built nest and are rear
n, tbeir Young
.:,,,,.. H.. H.,
,,.,,,4,..-,,v+ 49,, ,.-,';.,. f,r,,,rs j., ~;
-, ..,.,,.,.,,,.., ~, ,,,..., ia,
...~,o n, ..,ol an,
r = i'-00' ''N - '''-''l . pussy" VS.
va THURSDAY IAsi the steam 'ug halph hoss oil
Sanger, came 70 TINS port and lowed away the
sau"s % The At'antle Dredging company Inc pro
letuTs have private JOB OF dredging al Bangor.
Lacquer Sci el- are sa'd to he laying IL large sup
Mes a malt 4ul spIntuous intoNcants Tor the
t..rth If Julr II j. Il ~ hoped that the author
e, Mil take All possible means to suppress It's sale
Washington engine 40 D. broke one of It's
.aert. IN .,aIu4 to tA.. fire last week which dis
,Hi,d .,p.i DELAYED ID for time When il reached
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03
Busy time now getting ready for the glorious

Fourth.
Coal is cheaper this year than at any time since
the close of the war
Capt Charles 7. Gilmore of Belfast, will take
command of sch. Florida
Next Friday will be bad dav for the anxious
mothers Of restless children.
The reported valuation of the camp ground
| property was great deal too high
That isn't the Bridge of Signs across Church
street-stll there is considerable size to it.
H. II. Carter has returned homo from jackson
vile and will remain during the hot weather
The strawberry crop is nearly failure in this
vicinity, the vines havin5; winter killed badly.
The steamer City of Richmond viii return ia
Bangor after the exercises in this citv on July 18th
The big retreshment tent in the ALVIN field an
pears ike SIX masted schooner carving press
OF sail
The journal office will be closed on the Fourth
The establishment intends to be patriotic and in
/ dependent
The occasional cool days and east winds OF late.
have given limpng gait to people with rheumatic
Affections
City people, to morrow may expect company.
in the persons Of their sisters their cousins. and
/ their aunts
/ The Chicago Field OF juno 18th copies from this
/ paper the article on the Alewte fisheries ana com
i pllments the same
Shingles far Sail~is an aa.t IA. appoun.s
/ ment that calls e,th.r cnstonars or ,,ssan,.rs a.
1 Won please to bsvci,
The new br,d,. d DIV p,;,t .,1....3 :,
+ ,ltion ast sunday ami ,s,r,,,..,a. ya,.,
substantial piece OF work
r,...
l..,. ts.t,. ~. '''''' "'o'l
much as would suffice to hold itup
,,lnahI. b.,r., ,,,,.,,..,.
pr.,. i.., v,,
WAS ,,r,,..r-, t~,.u, l,...,,,.1,,,,' ''''
III 'o'N ''ia "'Ve
H.. '1'' - 'iioi'
80 ''ie e'''-'''''N'e '' Tue P"ON'
'"hu \ heI!oeh' who plead guilty IN the
''''' - '1''iHs H4""r without license has been
.f ,lnn
'''' are d ''' ''l'''l'n %
THE lag raising ior winch they gave out such pre
tenuous notice It did not rise to the dignity Ut a
failure
lttI,. Iot ant J,,pas n p.rl,,s fn.l,...
''''e gu " 'F' 'l''S u e'A'uS' "' nel's'
'>i "e''A"' a. Ne" ofh'
amt broke her arm Mrs T and her daughter lave
flf.4 ma ttr ,-l,4.. o. d
kinds are being brought INTO town II ,,,,rll s,.,
that We are not To- have a famine, Ia. tl. ,.r,, a
newer 80 great
tI.,.3 ,four N. .,r.... ,..r,.l.
Twenty ,.,tr,.noI,.,. h....l.. tl... .r.,nI,-i..
,..., ,.Ist.,.lt..,,.,+....
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Mr.. DavIs's Nomination was Made.

Col. L. 4. Smith, one Of the associate
editors of the Boston Journal, gives the
following account of how the nomination
OF MIR. Davis for Governor came about !:
AS there will be many versions respecting
the influences brought to bear to secure
the nomination of Mr.. Davis, it may be
well to give the true version. At nine
o'clock the morning Of the convention,
| there was meeting of the delegates of
the fourth Congressional district, with a
view OF agreeing upon candidate to
| present to the convention. The meeting
was not numcrOusly attended. The city
OF Bangor had very few representatives
IN the meeting, but there was pretty
1ull attendance Of those residing in PiScat
| aQulS county and the northwestern towns
OF Penobscot At that meeting Hon.
| Lyndon oak refused to have his name
used, and thus it came about that the
prediction ia last nights dispatches was
not fulfilled. There was some desultory
talk, until a delegate by the name of
Ham, v eli to do farmer, took the floor
and made speech full OF enthusiasm, in
which the nomination Of Mr.. Davis was
urged. He had known the gentleman
from a boy, and people up his way want
ed 'honest Frank Davis A ballot fol
lowed and Mr.. Davis had large majority.
That action made Mr.. Davis candidate
i'll the convention, and the convention
made him its nominee. These facts have
been related because it will be said that
some ring or political leaders worked the
wires. 1t was a spontaneous movement
OF the delegates of PiscataquS county
and the towns OF penobscot adjacent
The candidancy goes to MIR. Davis un-
| sought.
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