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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-13

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this morning is quiet here. The
sick mem bers Of Judge Rays FAM
lily are progressing favorably. No
spread of the disease is anticipated.
1t is estimated that fully 5000 peo-
Pile departed from the city yester-
day. The midnight trains of the
Louisville and Memphis and
Charleston Railroad last night
were crowded to suffocatlon. Both
roads sent out double trains, and
yet were unable to accom- m odate
many, who were compelled to re-
main over until to-day.
Little Rock Excited.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July H.
Yellow fever news from Memphis
creates profound excitement. The
Board of Health resolved that no
train on the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad shall be permitted to
enger the quarantine limits five
miles east of the city after IL NJ. to-
day. Health officers were ordered
to be placed on the Iron Mountain
road. DR.. Colburn was appointed
to meet the incoming Memphis
trains.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-13
HOW THE WATER IS CLEANsED

First the water passes down through
four inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then through eight inches OF Patent
White Willow and Animal Charaoai
then ascepds twelve inches through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust;
then descends again through twelve
inches of Charcoal.
The Filter, with all its tubes, is made
of Terra Gotta, and Is so arranged thai
all the filtering material can be re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at trifiing expense.
They are manufactured In two sizes
viz: The Family Size, to contain four
gallons, and the Office Size, to contain
tvo gallons. OF altered water. The Fam
lily Size will filter thirty and the Office
Size fifteen gallons of water in twenty
four hours.
In Oakland alone there are about five
hundred of these filters now in use, Civ.
ing perfect satisfaction, and tes,imoni-
al from the owner of each one can be had
at any time.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Hygienic Filter
......... AN ID
Water Cooler.

This invention places within the reach
of every family the means OF procuring
pure and wholesome water. IL will re-
move all decayed animal, vegetable or
foreign matter, mud, sand. alkaii, ETC.,
thoroughly cleansing and also cooling
the water by reason of its being made OF
porous pottery, to a degree healthier and
pleasanter to drink than ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-13

AQAYUp2R and Morphine habit absolutely. and
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CLUBS.
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Thus: Four copies OF Blackwood and of one
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four copies Of the four Reviews and Black
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DIR. Yung Yee Sun.
Physician and Surgeon

OFFTCE--No. 10 NEGRO ALLEY, Los
Angeles. Cal. ONCE Hours from - TO II
A. n. and from to :. =. fe20
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ONO.
RI, July ilth.-Hon.
h x.Governor of Ohio,
y at his home near
this morning.
i Reports from Msn,-
pbis.
Tenn, July 11th. =
) zen no developments
v cases, and q general
q fdence Is being expe-
g panic Of yesterday
ubsided. Everything
:
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BILACK w OODS
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE

The British Quarterlies givo , the reader
well-digested information upon the great
events In contemporaneous history, and con-
taia mastery criticisms on all that r sresh
and valuable in literature. as well az sum-
mary of the triumphs of science and art.
The wars likely to convulse all Europa will
form topics for discussion. thru will be
treated with thorOughness and ability no.
where else to be found. Blackwood's Maya.
zine is fomous for stories, essays and sketch.
es of the highest literary merit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-13

Ghv61 . dayat home. Agents wanted.
6lA Outfit and terms free. TRUE q
CO., Augusta. Maine. msrlld&wly
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l0SANGElES WEEKLY HERALD

suIhlished every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
une yes- by mail or express, ,one oopy..ySMls y y
six months, eel Ss
rhr "a ".l "
Advertiseme ents inserted at reasonable
rat *.
Al Kinds Of J0b.WOrk done 60
C0m pete with SaR Francisco In
Psice style, and Elegance OF WOrks
mansh1D.
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Yos An9eles Aerald.

T lished every morning except Mon
day,
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IT'S TABLE D. HOTE

Is second to none in Southern California
THE BAR is supplied with the choicest
brands OF wines, liquors and cigars.
An elegant BILLIARD ROOM Is also
attached to the house.
All trains stop here for breakfast ami
supper. 1t is the point OF departure fol
Darwin, Lone Pine, Cerro Gordo and Pan
amint. The office Of the
LONE PINE STAGE co.
Is at this hotel, The patronage Of e
travelling public is respectfully solicited
E. II. BOYD.
fe2i-tf Proprietor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
From the Bangor Commercial, July sd.
THE DEFERRED ISSUE.

On the fourth page of this evening"
Commercial will be found the full text OF
the speech delivered by Mr.. Charles +.
SWEET, of Portland, in advocacy Of the res
oution reported by him In favor of local
option law. Able, thoughtful and eloquent,
the speech reflected credit upon its author,
not less for the justice of the cause which
IL advocated, than for the power and abil-
itv with which the subject was handled IN
il. The arguments advanced by Mr. SWEET
i'm support Of his resolution, Is well rs the
statements made by Mr.. RawSon, Of this
city. concerning the condition of affairs IN
Bangor under the operation of "a practically
license system, were all unanSWcrable;
nor, indeed. was there any attempt made
To answer them. They were treated with
the usual iIl-cOuCcalcd intolerance OF amy
discussion whatever upon the subject, ana
voted down is usual ~ men, a large major
ity of whom believed I'm their hearts in
their perfect truth aud Justice, but who
were impcligd hy mistaken notions OF pol
icy and expectancy 10 make their votes give
the DE tu their convictions. Under such q
condition OF Things the outlook is di,c1ur-
aging but we have >tll faith o. believe
HAT the result is only q matter of time.
Truth is mighty and will prevail in Che
end; and This principle of individual liHor-
o. which Is affirmed 10y thr Democratic
party OF almost every state n the Union.
viii vet Dee recognized by the Democracy
of Maine; and until 30 is 80 recognized the
party. 10 that degree. is uudy~or1 iug OF the
proud title which 10 bears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
NATIONAL FINANCES.

The fiat OF imitation wing of the
Grecuback party Is anxious 20 discuss
the subject of uationa, finance. The
teachers or lecturers of that party make
TWO or three statements which are false,
and which, though repeatedly disproyed.
are again and again brough, forward as
staple arguments.
One Of the grossc>t of these misstate-
ments is this. that the national debt Is
larger today than It ever was before. We
have before us an official statement Of the
public deb, and interest during the years
from July l, 1856, to 1879, inclusive.
The early dates DO no; furnish any iufor-
nation which may enter into the consider
alton Of this question. save as "a side issue,
% show that the government, under Re
publican management, has 50 strength
ered it's credit as to be able TO hire sew
en,y times as much money at four per
cent. as /, hired in 1856, then paying hve
and six per cent. interest. In 1865 the
public debt was at It's highest figures,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
TIE rILnEN LIrERARY nrREAr.

That which most inspires distrust in the
Democratic party i the fact that its lead
crS should be- capable of contemplating the
denomination of man like samuel J. Til
den. Take even the acknowledgement OF
the Democrats themselves and You have in
Mr.. THdcn a man whom NO yirtuouS citi-
zen can regard with other than contempt
and loathing. Here, for instance, l. an
extract from the Lewiston H.. DmDcrat,
which ~ its name indicates. j. Democratic
i'm lis politics: This Office is in regular
receipt of the Albany -IJuS, Mr.. Tillcn'>
personal organ. II comes To uS weekly
with all its Tilden articles carefully marked.
We infer that Democratic papers generally
are similarly favored. This i the old plan.
I'm the spring of 1876. Mr.. Tildcn maugu-
rated this identical scheme He even did
more than that-cmplOycd regular adyer-
Using agency 10 procure the insertion of
Tildcn editorials in Democratic papers at
so much per line The offer named came
10 this ollice-of SO for printing tive GER
tain short editorials in Mr.. Tilden'S inter
est. The identical editorials appeared in
many papers. but not in the Democrdt. We
doubt if any other presidential aSpirant in
America ever reSorted 10 such contempt
ible means TO secure a nomination. 1t
would be degrading in q candidate for even
a pitifu county office. But it was in keep
ing with Mr. Tfden'S management of the
campaign throughout With full knowl-
edge of the facts stated, it i not very
singular that we more than Surmise that
Mr.. Tildcn was not ignorant Of the Oregon
rascality and the Infamous cipher dispatch
es. We do not deny that Mr.. Tilden was
deirauded of the Office TO which he was
elected. His own ineXcuSable cOwardice
made this crime possible. This sickening
cowardicc, the grovcling methods of his
campaign, aud his evident completely in
the attempted frauds proved against Peiton
4 Co., render it impossible for honorable
men to Join in the scheme to boom 'iilden
10 the front in 1850. - Washington RePab-
lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
Value OF cold valu,

The purchasing power of the dollar
gradually fell as The currency was inflated,
but still the value of the currency in
creased In proportion TO the increase of
volume and was greater in HS73 than 1t
had been since 1868. If these figures
show anything they show that the panic
was not caused by contraction of the cur
rcncy. for both the volume and value Of
the currency had increased year 10y year
for siN consecutive wears.
Again il is said that the hard times are
due 20 "a lack OF money for the purposes
OF trade. This again Is incorrect, for the
currency OF today has a larger purchasing
power than ever before, and hence more
business can be done upon it than upon
thc larger bulk bat less valuable currency
of War times. In 1865 the volume Of
currency represented S9S3,3lS,6Sj.16,
bu, is purchasing power was bat $685.
2j6.3jt.7. That was az the time of
hisAc,, initiation. and the year TO which
Gr.yuback orator, pojn, with pride, and
%. which they speak as the year OF graf
prosperity. They had money enough then
% DO ,ae business From that statement
We axe able % prove that their theory
concerning the hard time, is not correct.
The currency. July !. 1879. was worth
S-3tNOL99I7S. or Sl2.j4j,6i0.0l
more thau +. was worth In that year Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Vessels are still Zoo demand. There Is
only one vessel inour port that g., not char
tered and She win Doe BOO a. Jew hours
Frri-it~ are rising. -E0uyor Commercials
JH. ~. Resumption is running Tine com-
try, you see. But business Keeps pu rc,it-
ing an the Eif.i JYHuni.
The Belfast J,uuU says that uotwitl-
standing the cry OF hard times. surplus
mechanics iu Belfast cannot Dee found. The
pr1prietOr> of thp sash and blind factory.
to supply the place OF the man injured .a~,
week, were obliged 20 ask Han Durham
for one OF their workmcu. The latter nm
say they are unable To- procure all the work
men they want.
For the FIRST time I'm several years ON,
Cincinnati GE-ttt, reports scarcity of
skilled mechanics In that city. and regards
10 rs one of the best SIGNS OF am improve
mcut in business We call attention 'p
this report in this connection because the
pcetilerouS Grcenback orator still insists
that there can De no better times until
grcenbackS are printed by the million.
Twelve hundred million dollar, is paid
yearly for labor alone I'm this country, and
10y forcing an eighty-yc cent dollar on the
working men. as contemplated 10y the Dom
ocratic state platform, the working mem
would be swiudled ont of Si,O. 100000
yearly. The Democratic party was once
the champion OF the laboring men, bur 10
is so NO longer, in this State at lca>t.-Bst-
tis, -ioUrRGl.
-Another sign of business Improvement
is afforded by the rise of real estate i'm New
York city The recent sale OF the Doug
las, property ON Fifth and Madison avenues
opposite the Central Park, is the latest 3D.
lu>tratiOn. This property consisting of
thirty-tOur lots was offered two years ago
40 auction for less than SiOUODO 10 has
just been sold for something less than
100000 by McSsrS X. G.. Dun Co, "
the Mercantile Agency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
SAMUEL HURD.
From the Lewiston Journal. ]

The Mime NGpdarf and other demo
cratic papers having published a statement
that Hon ID. +. Davis, the republican can
dilate for Governor. received 500 bounty,
and then managed To keep in hospital or on
Through 80 aS To- avoid active service. and
never participated in an engagement, etc,
ctc..-the Bangor Wig md Courier denies
the charges. and says that Mr.. Davis en-
listed and served Is a private. receiving
the same bounty IL others $500 local and
50 state bounty. and. aftcr participating
I'm some of the most arluOus service OF the
war in cavalry raids, and lighting with the
First District of Columbia cavalry in Viz
giuia. AZ Rcams Station, Petersburg and
elsewhere. had the misfortune, ike thou
sands OF good men and true, 10 contract
chronic diseases from which he suffered for
wears after the war.
Referring To- the Augusta StaRd1rfS
charge of cowardicc against Mr.. Davis,
the republican nominee for Governor, the
Portland Adcertis.r remarks that such de-
traction aimed NJ a man who proved his
patriotism and courage by cnliStinS a. a
private and fighting mantully ut ReamS
Station and Petersburg, lis simply shame
full" And every fair-minded man will also
saw. "Shame on the leaders Of party who
lind it necessary to resort to such warfare
a. this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15

.DOWN II MAINE.


It the canvass iu Maine does not become
lively one. 10 win Doe because the waning
Grcorlarh party and tLo dl>p.r.tcl Dcmoc-
rarv jl not put enough energy into The con-
test to cali ou, the Vigor and cumh0tlcuc>>
which animate the Republicans. All tine
Democrats have the rymutC>t hope oI &C.
ur.>hiu- is to defeat au election 1l TIE
people aul force repetition OF last years
farce OF tine choice ofa minority candidate
Pos 80 combination u the Legislature. The
Gr.euuacAcr~ appear 90 have mo- yNpec Ia
tons save tu pcN mp IcW local "AtcTN 'l
trades ami coalitions with tAe Democrats.
amt 90 elect here and there q member OF
the Legislature. 10 is frankly admitted hy
Democratic leaders that 10 makes uo lner-
enc, whether tAc.r followers vote Tor Gar
c,.uu their own nominee Tor Governor or
Tor smith. the candidate of the Nrtcnhayh h.
els. because vote Tor either WILL dee eIU"ul
effective n sending th' t'et'." '' '"'
Legislature. winch Is tAc chI ip 'e accom-
pli~hv,l All principle Is abandoned The
Democrats Viii act a. A>>l>tall-"rccn-
hackers iu lo,uiti,N NH,Ic Su'A 'aC'l'>
Vii. 'c most tucNlNe' auu 'At nIttAoItAtI>
viii serve SIS A>>lNt tht-'eiuocrHtN NHcTcN-
cr such "a course VIII dr'W most votes from
the bepunhcah uCAe'' Inc oHiS reason
why there has not been an open lu>loH De-
tween thc ~" p"f'lt, = ig.L 'H@l s ~
hlI.-h'hey I',loyl".> mn, ~ .'',,,
ANA >'u'' W. ~, III
ie'ti'".> ''-''' i'''''' ~ ''''' '''''
'i lie N'"G N""D'. -......... .5..
I"' "''N'''' '' ~ q. g l'','
I'tI"', i,'> ""' >'' IU' ~ man - 80
iact iiIl '"'I' ''' AWAY " 'V">''0l" '.0
number oil voters even III 'iv I'T'''oy "'.'
parity VINO imagine 'i1"' '"l''iV''l '',''',
ought 10 'c fought on principles anu WI"
douot thinA tue eletllou Oh "Ie" me" 10 once
nN trades ana computations WIN o'h'I OF
-,u'zati"n> 81 result worth NorAinS TOT.
The mere chance col ueIea''nS 'uoIVc ~
tlc people ana tAeh forcing lAe hepu'"-
cans ln the legislature 10 eject uarccion rs
@ tr.ne less otiou> thdu smith or ln case
the Democrats and Greenhacker> can unit
cdiy control The Legislature nlppin@ cop
per 90 determine which party shall haNethe
Goveruor>hip Is not a prospect calculated
90 develop much enthusiasm III the Demo
cratic canvass. While the Democrats are
thus without hope OF legitimate success
the Grcrnhackcr~ are demoralized by the
fact of successful resumption, which has
struck their rickcty fabric OF argument Ike
"a solid shot, and brought il tumbung down
like % house of cards. The Grcenhack
leader, will DO their best 20 keep mp their
ORGANIZATIONS and there Will, no doubt, be
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
POLITICAL NOTES.


E'I"'..'.'" i-'" I'D ! l''.'' U.s. >.''.l I'D
rdH '\-h'li 'ul'.i'' h.'''t lot "'''IH'I
next year
S.r.t.r Chandler r. f.. r.r,rf.I l..
offered to ieud tar United states >io'"'o
of the SG01u'' necessary t' pay Ihr
United States Nrr~uIl- anI their deputies.
"'7'''. i''l
-'"' I'D '"- -.
80. -. 49, .,...'.. ....i
"'','.u ,' ,''',, '''''''>, 'N .,.'.'..''- ,'
'''' ,i'-.
som, of thr Democratic Journals NOW
>.y THAT ..thrrc WAS no treason involved iu
our civil war" That tine Confederate,
v,.l.. r...... l... mo-. tr..1r~ TUaf theory
u.I.A, tl u. yr,.,r,r,. .n % iaro cot lIcoH,, iu
museum. ,..t..l.I ,......lr..f
William rr.- c,urI Baptist
prasH.- aI school teacher boo Ch.u.,
lIH..t...- IRISH. Louisiana UH- f..u
--.u i.- Hau~. b., % aur 900 tU. s.-.f OF
us. lsu. Im- nt o.l.t.a.-e tIau
that Do. hIi advised rll1rI rup. iu .lr
,miN r .af -isf. tu kansas
ID 'Ht ]. w'''i' $50 l1ai H.~ party .H
'pn-f'-. Is Iu '''' ODD i"r '''c. i'i'. JUS.
remind huu ii'i '''rt Democratic senator
voted against Senator Hlanr~ 'n'r,m'n'
making i.a i'.'p i"t mtn ,' app lr 90
"r near % VOTING F.t.r p".r'1- arms. ]. hc
isn't chiefly m1Hr t9 "I 't''h i..-i "l.' ST.
Irurc him.
r,. rt,,i.n.'.t, p... .f.,.,,..r,l,
SAWS. b,,I,,y,fi,. eI.I.r,n.,, IN. Cir,.i,,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
MINOR EDITORIALS


-ha\0- progresses I'L'''.'
-Fx- Governor Alien %; Ohio died on
Friday. after veg, brief illness.
-tc.....,. D..,.c-..;c C,.yen-
REPRESENTATIONS Jr'v 18th.
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Cd. "., anu news
-Tt. C..-rI IF .r... " Sar
Francisco. place, Gen. Grant, name a.
te head ~ i,> columns Us candidate tor
P--;le-, -a 1850.
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81 ''.. $3.50. I.-.l II -.
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Fusion does NOT take very well III
oxford Go. Tie last copy Of taF,.s
C.o..- contains ,Vo article, from green
hackers, c1mp,li1- Of the Oxford County
resolutions and dtawuc,u- Oh, sale Gu
democrats.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15

Every citizen who loves justice and re-
Spects common decencY should not fail to
read and ponder upon the noble yindication
of the character of our gubernatorial NOM
inee Hon. Daniel F. Davis. by those who
were his comrades in the field. The AS
sault that was made upon him in the article
which appeared first in the -HaiRe NtaHdard
and which has been since copied by about
every Democratic and Greenback paper in
the State. is one of the most indecent, out
rageouS and absolutely ineXcuSable that
has ever been known in the history OF
Maine journalism, and is even now recOil-
inc with terrible force upon the heads Of
the guilty parties who have had part in
il. They have even now become alarmed
at what they have done, and the editor OF
the Standard has the infinite cheek to ask
the.people To believe that when he maligned
Daniel +. Davis in his usual nasty manner
he icoS IN reality lrritiHg dooat another nan
The State of Maine is not the place for
Eben F. Pillsbury TO excuse any OF ms mas
tineSs his course i'm regard to Mr.. Davis,
though perhaps little more outrageous
than any of his previous efforts, is get in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15

reaching 81, $50, 43l, 57l. 4S, being
S7S.25 per capita. The annual interest
charge was $50, OF, 697. 81, being 81 20
per capita. The debt has been decreas-
ing wear by year, till on July /, 1879, 1t
stood at Sl,996, 4l4, 9O5.O3, or S40.42
per capita. The interest charge was
SS3, 773, 1850. OF sligo per capita.
This is a reduction of S760,0l6,666. 40
on the principal of the debt, a reduction
oft ffty-four million dollars per year for
the past fourteen years. The annual
interest charge has been reduced SOL
2O3,9l9.57. or nearly five million dollars
per year for the past fourteen years. \
large portion of this saving in interest has
been made during the past five years, by
refunding the debt at three, four, and
four and half per cent. The rate of
debt TO the inhabitant has been reduced
nearly one half and the rate OF interest
per iuhabitant has been reduced over fifty
per cent. These are official figures, but
they viii not prevent the repetition OF the
statement lndt our puoHc ueoI Is EIC"IVI
than ever before
Again ii Is said that contraction of
currency caused the panic of 1873. This
Is rcfutcd by another official statement
from the Treasury Department at Wash
ington. The following table shows the
amount and value of currency for three
yc.rs preceding the panic, and indicates
that there was continual increase of
currency for three years. In fact the
volume of currency was larger then than
IL had been for five years previous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15
SUCCESS CERTAIN.
-.nm u - IlnrnnI-

Z. ,y., f. rr.tir,.n. 81. .u.,ubl...,p, iu
other n"rt. III tb, ~,.,.. =, .,...u. aim, .ppo
,..l,rIi.., mon, .,ib.r.I l,l,,. 1884,, mann,
ami i,r.l.,,.t chance. from fI,. o,,,,.ifi,p
~ NM. E.,ublir.u rank, b.,n Enovn 10
,.i.. ,,,,,.. .r tI,i. COMMIT, OIL. l,,. I...,, 8t-
.u,inrrl iu tI,. .l.,.f t,,, week,
ON tbr trb a ,,rurlciu9u of uudoubt.d
,crlrity told u, Of ly. prominent citizen,
I'm hi, town who yot,dth, Grccnbark tirkc,
last fan. who are now zcalou, Republican,.
and will vote with our party at the next
election
Last Monday an entirely truthful and
intelligent gentleman living "a few miles
from BblJcford. stated in our prcecnc. that
me- KNOW OBJ two former Democrat, and
..l.y.u Ir..nll,l,rs who ou t,rir own
.,l..-,p .,,..I ,,,i,.r.,.u,...I b, ,u,r,,ly b,v,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-15

keeping with his attempt to ridicule Gen
eral Connor and the crutcheS which he
uses rs a souvenir OF the rebellion, and his
most outrageous caricature OF one of his
fellow-citizens who has the misfortune TO
have been a cripple from birth. 1t is also
just what we should expect from an afore-
time copperhcad, who was melting draft
riots, while the soldiers upon whom he
seeks 10 cast discredit were fighting the
more honorable armed rebels i'm the field.