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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-13
Bic 8eo8rapbti6e Serbreitan8
Der Suoen e.

1T nod benz pbpitaIiid tutiiii5en atIas
bes beuti9en &si9es pon 81. @ubre unb
8. PsideI (1s7s) Die foIsenbe: Man
nimmt an, baB s~esenpdriis bic 8abI Der
Suben auf Der grbs 6 Bis Z Wigionen Be.
TRACE. (Die Babl Der gbriitsn i5dtt man
auf 400 Wiaionsn, Der Wo5ammebaner
su ITO Miuionen, Der 9sibsn su $50 WiI.
Iionen.) @on bisisn 6 BIS Z MiIiouen
Suben fou,msn unsefdbr 8 Miuionen auf
europa 100000 auf Afrita, $50, 900 auf
aiien une $50, 900 auf Ror6amerita. Muf
bic eiuSeInen europdii5su Staaten pertbei.
len fi5 bic Suben In folssnber @eiie: l..
Bolen 1888, 900; 2. Sefterrsi9 .llnsarn
1870, 900; 8. &umdnien $50, 900; 4.
&ubIanb nit SinnIanb 3uiammen 1922
900; s. HisberIanbe SO, 900; 8. Oeuti9s
lamb $1,000; Z. Girfsi 100, 900; s..
@ris1enlanb 5000; 8. Odnsmart 5000;
10. S9pei; 1000; IL. Serbien 2OeO /;
IL. Srantrei9 46, 900; Is. @roBbritans
MEN 10000; IA. StaIieu IS 5000; Is.
Norue9en 5000; l6. S9neSsn 1000;
II. 8elsien 1000; Is. Spanien 5000
10. YortusaI 1000. Orbnen mir bic obi,
gen Staaten nod ben bret sroBen europdi.
i4en 86Iferfamilien, 10 3eigt uns bic Sta.
tiitit, baB uou ben eirca fiuf Wiaionen
europdii9er Suben Der bsipsitsm sr5Bte
Gbsil unter ben 96Itern fIuuiiGsr 3unss
ieinen 8Obnis aufsei8Iasen bat. Sinners
baIb Der romanii9en @rapps Ieben 80, 900
Suben, innerbaIb Der sermanti5sn s42, 900
unb innerbaIb Der iIapiidsn 4,o47, 900.
Bel gsre9nuns bisisr 9srbdltniGe seist
f3 nun, baB In Der romaniidsn @rupps
bret, in Der sermanii5en "a, in Der iIaui'
iden aber IS Suben auf cine QuabratmsiIe
entfauen. @snben mir uns gu Der 8srs
breituns Der Saben i'm beuti5sn Gsi5e i'm
Speeielen, pOfir bic 8oIts5dbIuns pon
1871 3uuerIdif9es Bacterial Iiefert. 9a,
mad purben Suben se1dbIt tn:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-13

Bon ben sr0Bersn geBirten rasen burd
itarte 8ertretuna Der ii6ii9sn Rationalitdt
berpor: bic &ssierunssbe3irte goien,
Sromberss 8iesbabsn, Marisnperber,
&aiel, weiteru nterfranten unb &bsinpfaI3 ;
anter ben Stdbteu nit iioiiasr gsp6Ite'
runs iteben an Der Spise: Berlin, 8rsss
lau, Samburs, Mtona, Gtettin, Srantfurt
am Weain, Mannbsim, StraBburs, Mibls
banfen1 i'm glfaB. Selbf ba, mo bas
platte 2ano melt unb brett bon ibnen fret
1T, baufeu fe f9 IN ben Stdbten, pis 2eip.
3is, Dresden unb Wiin1sn bepsiisn. Die
am itartten (ls7l) uon sSuben bep5ltsrten
begti6en Stabte finb 5irtb nit Go Bros
ssat unb 6rantfurt am Rai# nit s.s BRO.
6shi. . .r --sarg yg,f4u 2FgHN|.frs,st
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-13

auseiSritten III tucisinem Wiisn, ais bas
8tnb aus Der 5rrii6uls, babel lernt es oft
nod cine annette Spra9e unb etbdlt &eIis
sionsuntsrri5t. Wenn Elm 1ntsridieb
3piiasn ben bsiben 8inoern lit, 10 molten
mir ben nd9fsns iaon ieben, =
u. Z. 8.
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rei@r.a c.

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!. Snterpationale Bribsy. ,p
2. 9ie nationaIsn Briber.
8. Die baIb sebeims, balb 6ffentIide
Organization Der Snternationalen alian,
ber fOaiaIift9en Democratic. ~
'8ssIement Der SHternationaIen grIber. p
!. 9is Snternationalsm 'griSsr baben
tein anberes 8aterlanb, aIs Bic auasmsiae
&euoIution, tsiu anberss HUSBAND anb Eel,
men anberen 5einb, ais bic &sattion.
2. Sie psrperfen iebe 8eri6bnunos.
unb iebe @ompromiB YpIitit unb baIteu
jebe politii6e Bepssuns fir reattionar, bic
nidt ben Eriampb ibrer Yrinsipisn gum un.
m%ittslbarsn unb birerten 8ped bat. nst .T
3. sic fnb 9riber-n sreifen He elm.
amber an, nod MAIDEN fs ibre Strsitistei.
ten Dor Der SefsutIi5feit obsr Dor ben @e.
ri6ten aus. gbreniu,p, sspdblt pom BET.
ben Yarteien aus Der s3a6l bsr guiber-
has TT ibre ein3ise @sri9tsbarteit.
A. Sober BON linen muB allen anbsren
beiIis iein, beiligsr ais Elm natirlider Brus
Der. Sober Sraber bat auf bic SiIfe unb
ben Beiitanb alsr anbsren Bis au bic gus.
Der M6sIidteit 3u rs6nsn.
5. SntsrnationaIer 8ruber fam nur
werben, per often bas sanSe Prosramm In
alien ieinsn tbeoretii@en unb prattii6en
Goniequen3en ansenommsn bat unb auber
Der seb6risen Suteaisen3, @nersis, @brens
bafttgteit unb 3uperldifstett' aud nod bic
reuoIutiondre 3etbsni9aft bsfibt-ben Ieus
lei TN 9eibe bat. @ir Isssn usbsr pfi9s
Ten nod Opfer auf. Osun psr isne 9sis
,eni@aft beist, wirb 8isIss polbringen,
'bns f4 nur s~in3ubiIosn, baB e. Opfsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-13
'b. AntonS s. Dsder,
pfarrer Der ct. MntontuS
n nm. @emeinbe.
,golumbia" uoue aeH. cop.

. Columbia woIie sef. cop. aiPfis
HRatirli4 fam gismanb bic Bramie
pom $1,000 beanfpru9en, aber es Seist, wte
feinfiblis bic @esner tatboIif&en Prieftern
seseuiiber fnb, wdbrenb fe breitiduItris
bic sr0bfsn WabImanipaIaiioneu Der Sees
ten aufaosn. R s5alr5H gs@ii -l,o I'd
ygao9 ems 1T uns auiiaais. DAB bic
,golumbia," Der sefdaisen Siite ni6t'
entlpro9en unb bas ,,@insefanbt'' abse.
brudt bat, Sat fe es pislei4t ni&t seist
ben. wts He ben 9orsans in Der Sberifs
Office nt4t Seb0rt, obf9cn anier @Orre'
iponbe nt, benielbeu tn rd9fer Ndbe ber
Columbia" Office erfabr2 Die S~eiletre.
ber fatbosfden BIatter iolten bod
einmaI elm Gnbe nsbmsn; IS 1T bic b09fe
8jt baSu. -l .g. - -ss .sJE.#. Oh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-13
(GinaslanSt.)
1000 Dollars ~ perotenen.

Ber INNER, iei er 3eitunssmann obsr
arbeitsr, ben 8eusis ~Itefert, baB i'd, I'm:
tsrsei3nster, In Der &ir6e i'm 0eisniIi5cn
msbr uertiinbet babe, ais rbaB iebsr 8db.
Ter uerpft6tst ist gu pdbIen unb III fur
ioIds Wanner, weI9e Der &eIision nibt
fetnbIid seiinnt iinb, unb peIde feline &C.
ieli9aftssefdbrlide Genben,en u~erfoIssn";
buB i'd, pie Die v6reie Brefs" bsbauptst,
usrtinbet babe: Rein Olit
srepubIitani9 Eidst
tim m baB uie ser ,Wann" pom
,,Goenins Wisconfn" baben m05te, me.
gen msiner 8ertanbisuns msbr aIs suei
Rann binaussesansen fnb'' buB i'd bic
@orte ,,be N t at ober repubN.
tanif9s8artei o6er d : nIi9 In Der
&ir9e sebrau6te", benz bin i'd bsrsit, mad
uouftdnbtser unb sere4ter Bes
wsisfi5runs, bic oben aussefe0ten Taus
ienb Dollars austu1ablen. rnb bic bafir
e~nrpfanssne Naittuns 6ffsntli9 su publtei.
rem. "2S 'P l.t. ta h''E@. E-. '"@'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-13
Die Stimute Secs XIII.

Luceat lux vestra cOram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(0ofet euer 2i5t Isu5tsn Dor ben Wen'
i9en, bamit fe euere suten @erte iebeu.
hub Der 9err sebs sud ba5u Ssinsn Sc:
seuD .l....
SEQ XIII. an bas in 8arua eri9etneube
8Iutt Luce" (9su6te) gnfuns 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-13
8atbplii6er 8irbcns &alenser.
3 lleber cine feline 3ett.-So5 l6.
M@tuns ibr &atbolisen!
81. stimme hes berf. 9ius IX.

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Der tatboIif9en YreIe cine ~beionOere Wsiis
fon seseben gu baben. gtn tbr lit es, bic
@runbId bet Orbnuns un6 Ses @laus
bsnS bort, pO bisielben berri5eu, gu bepebs
rem unb fe ba gu usrbrsitsn, no @ottIos
ftstsit un5 cine talte @Iei6siltisteit Dies
ieIben in 8ersefsubeit seratben IisBen.-
9tas TX. in einem S9reibeu pom 1851.
8tr sriu9en Gle i~uitdnbisit allen bensn
NIT surem gutsn @iQen unb eursr @unit
bsi1uiteben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
~senisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, ft9 an
bic &rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen our 8srtbeibisuus unb Serbreituns Der
tatbOIii9en 2eAre perOfentli9en. - @ncps
clica Ntus TX. ~
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Gin 8ebeim buno.

Der %. Rei@sbOts" uaSfentIi5t bas
BON benz ueriforbenen RepoIutionar 8atu.
min estporfene sebeime Statut bsr .Sntsrs
nationaIen 8riber". Die sritsn Barasras
pben besisIbsn Iautsn: y. AL So
Organization Der auians Der S~ntsrnationa,
me.. tg..a lea grabsr. .r..rt 81.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
BETHEL Dec. 10Th, 1879


f. w. Fogg,
Dear Sir:-Your letter OF the 18th i re-
ceived aud will say In reply that IL YOU
think best will contest the sea, in the
house bu, don't want 10 do 80 unless you
think II is sure thing, for OF course 1t
will be some expense and do not feel able
to pay out great deal more unless 1t Is
pretty sure thing. The fall campaign drew
pretty hard on me and really have had TO
cary the whole thing in this district until
this wear aud IL has been hard on me as l
am not overburdened with the .fithy lHcre
oC this world however II YOU think IL best
and there Is fair sight will try IL ifyou
think best for ne 10 90 into 1t please lei me
know the points that II is necessary for me
To prove and what kind OF proof Is wanted.
Now il all YOU want Is 10 prove that only
two notices were posted can do that by
the records also by the constable who
posted them who will make affidavit 10 that
effect. think also that can show that
the records were not made in open meeting
also that names were added 10 check list
on the day OF election. Let me know by
return mail what you want me TO do In the
matter and will do it II possible. shall
serve notice on the other party that | shall
contest the seat at any rate, then II we
think there j. no sight we can let II drop.
(signed) Yours truly
G.. W. HASKELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
BETHEL. Dec. End, 1879.
secret document


Friend F0gg;
Yours OF the lst Is received, aud hasten
TO reply. enclosed md protest against
counting in the vote OF Bethel. ! have
lust scratched II of in hurry don't know
as il is Is it should be II not will you make
GA, one 10 proper form and send TO me for
my signature in regard 10 proof that there
was only two notices OF the meeting posted
| will saw that the record OF the meeting
shows that fact and that you will find an
attested copy ofthe record with +. Z. Pills
bury he wrote To me for copy OF the
record and sent IL yesterday as also
copy OF records OF Upton and Andover
and will say that in Andover only one
notice was posted. Now shall leave this
matter with YOU 10 look after feeling salts
led that you will look after my interests 10
the best Of your ability. There Is no one
here that knows that | am making any
move at all in the matter think that Is
best and then If fail no one will be any
the wiser for il please keep me posted on
il II YOU want any further affidavits or
records let me know.
Signed Hastily
G. ". HAskELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
Lewiston Journal.
FACTS VS.. IMAGINATION.

FACTS VS.. IMAGINATION.
Last year when the opposition took
charge Of the State government II founu
the State In debt nearly 1000, being the
balance Of the appropriation over the State
revenues. Instead OF resorting to the Is
suing OF bonds, the Legislature sci To WORK
cutting down expenditures. IL reduced
salaries, Topped of useless expenditures
here aud there, and the result was that .he
State Treasurer was able to wipe out ina,
Indebtedness without adding single mill
TO the State tax.-Beifdst Age.
Hold, friend Age! That talk answered
its purpose In the last campaign, when the
fervid Imagination of the fusion orators
couldn't be held in check by official figures
but now we have before us the report oi
fusion Treasurer White. which Is fatal to
such loose talk a. that In which the Age
INDUCES.
On page of Treasurer Banks report Tor
1873. Il will be found that when he turned
over the State Treasury 10 his fusion sue
cessor on the first of January, 1879, there
was sl57,2 cash in Treasury, against
which was a liability of $3.50, 600 for money
borrowed during 1878. This LEFT 1856 IN
the Treasury after discharging the liabi'i-
ties OF 1873 The school fund and mill TAX
liabilities reported rs due annually on the
tlrst OF January, are only nominally such,
as they lap over from year to year, and are
provided for by special taxes.
On page of fusion Treasurer Whites
report for 1879, II will be found that he
turned over to his successor, Treasurer
Holbrook, at the beginning OF the present
year, only s69,4 against which he LETT
liability of 1926, coo for money borrowed
during the year, leaving deficit oI
$50, 5SI.
In other words the republicans tdrned
over the state TO the fusioDists with enough
money In tho treasury To pay the foating
Indebtedness. and 1886 To spare. The
flisionists left the State House with
treasury that il $751; worse OF than
uothing-to say nothing Of the large e1
pensc incurred for Capt. Blacks police anc
contingent operations.
The fusion State government didn't
wipe out" the boating indebtedness oI
$50, 900 that they found. They paid thai
note, to be sure, but they borrowed sl25,
900 To do IL with, which have TO be pait
this year and they len $4,000 less In the
treasury than the republicans In ls.:
the republican State government paiC
SIS 900 on the principal OF State debt; II
1879 the lu,ionists paid nothing. The onl,
reason that the latter did not issue an,
bonds last year. Was because none of tn
State debt became due. This year $780,,
900 OF the 9 per cent debt becomes due
and II is proposed 10 issue new or i
per cent. bonds, payable IN one. two ant
three years. to take IL up. Nobody pro
poses To issue bonds 10 meet current ex'
pcndturcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24

VOTES, NOT CERTIFICATES, MAKE MIN
BERs.-Mr. Phillips, the Democrat recent
ly elected TO Ill a vacancy In the National
House from Missouri, presenting himself
for admission, it appeared that his certih.
cate was fatally defective" in not having
the signature OF the governor. Gen. Gar
field, in behalf OF the Republicans, GALE.
attention to this irregularity, but remark
ed that no objection would be made, as "a
Representative known TO be elected Is not
to be deprived Of his seat because OF the
neglect Of Missouri official. Mr.. z. wa.
at once sworn In by unanimous consent
the whole House uniting to thus condemn
contrary course by the Maine Fusionists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHING TON, ID. C., !
Feb. L., 1873. /

Feb. l., 1879.
The Democrats are moving slowly in
their purpose OF unseating the Republican
Senators and members honestly elected,
but nevertheless they are approaching their
object. Whether they will dare TO unseat
Senator Logan, and Representatives Wash
burn and Orth before the next election is
doubtful. II they get the two Republican
seats they get control OF two States in the
House, and majority OF all the State
delegations, for use in case the election OF
President should go into the House. The
unscatirg of Washburn would be an out.
rage rs great as that which the fusion
party tried in Maine.
Speaking OF Maine reminds me that
there are private dispatches from that
State, showing that evidence is forthcom-
ing which will convict the Democratic
thieves of having forged and changed re-
turns and ballots, to give them a chance
to prove their contemplated theft plausi-
that the penitentiary will hold some OF the
Fusionists before long
4 national Blaine Club was formed here
the other day, Differed and composed In
large part OF members Of Congress and
other well known public men. The Presi-
dent is Hon. Hiram Price, member OF
Congress from Iowa; its Executive Com
mittee Is composed Of such men as Will
liam Z. Chandler, John II. Rice and John
r. French, who was Sergeant at Arms of
the Senate before the Brigadlers came into
power. Mr.. nlaine's friends say they
propose to keep open rooms until his
nomination in June"
The great dinner given to the U. S. Sen
ators in New York the other day, is said to
have been for the purpose of recoueiling
the differences between the friends OF Sen.
ators Blaine and Conkling, and bringing
these two able leaders together in amicable
relations. II Is now well known that many
of the friends OF Mr.. Coukling are in favor
of Mr.. Blaine for President, and II Gen.
Grant were not in the field, he would have
their solid support.
The Senate committee on elections are
forced TO report that they can find NO case
against Sen ingalls,. They arc not EMIT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
BETHEL Dec. 18th, 1879.
Friend Fogg.

Friend Fogg.
Your letter OF the 18th came in my alb
sence and my wife handed il TO S. Z. Glib
son esq. for him to ans. which he tells me
he did. was somewhat surprised TO hear
that you had got no certified copy Of our
town records. Isent one TO L. F. Pillsbury
some weeks ago as also copies of Andover
4 Upton records and stated the same TO
you in letter some ten days ago and told
you 20 call on him for them.
also wrote you that il you wanted any
more records or affidavits than had sent
10 him (Pillsbury) would send them TO
you, and not hearing anything from YOU
supposed they were sufficient until got
your letter of the 18th, in that you say
YOU have no records or facts too help you
in the matter l should have sent the copy
OF records to you in the first place, but Mr.
Pillsbury wrote TO me for them and l had
sent them some time before heard from
you in regard to it, and thought that you
both wanted them for the same purpose
and could both use the same copy and as to
affidavits that there were only two notices
for town meeting posted thought it would
be useless TO send them as the records
show conclusively that there were only
two, but viii send you them by registered
letter tomorrow with other papers. sent
you some ten days ago protest against
couuring the vusss In Dsthsl for yos 30 Se
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
QUARREL IN CAxP.-We are informed

QUARREL IN CANP.-We are informed
that Gov. Garcelon recently wrote to ex-
Councillor Moody telling him not to be SO
free in his remarks about the count out.
and accusing him of playing into the
hands Of the Republicans. Moody repli-
ed by informing Garcel6n that he played
into the hands Of the Republicans, when
he submitted questions to the Court againr
the advice of his whole council. When
rogues fall, honest men get their dues.
So now that the conspirators have begun
to quarrel among themselves, we may eN-
pect full account Of their nefariors
scheme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24

We shall occasionally publish mat
ters in relation to the contemplated count
out in this County. Improves to be much
worse than our people believed, and evil
dence is accumulating which will show
conscientious men of all parties that they
have been training with bad crowd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
G. W. HASSELL.

December 18th, We find him again
writing to Fogg concerning his evidence
of technical errors, on which he hopes
the Governor and Council will give him
a seat To which he was not elected. This
is proved by the fact that he says be
expects to receive the certificate Of eiee-
ton. There is no pretense of an cleo
ton; there is no pretense that Haskell
appeared" to be elected; but these wise
men, these constitution expounders, are
engaged in hunting up some flaws by
which they can turn out man who was
evidently the choice of large majority,
on q fair and an unintimidated vote.
Here, again, the doings of
EBEN +. PILLSBURY
are referred to. Read also this precious
document:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
THE GREAT FRAUD.

EVIDENCE ACCUMULATING To PROVE THAT
A CONSPIRACY EXISTED TofCorNT OUr
THk Neutrality-suspicious. CLERK OF
SoMERvIILE ALTERED his RETURNS TO
ELECT A Fusion SENATOR IN LINCOLN
COUNTY. TIE FUsIoNIsrs WERE IN
POSSESSION or RETURNS FOR THE PuR-
POSE OF ALTERING THEM, Proved BY
LETTERS TO Gov. GARCELoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
This correspondence proves that
EBEN X pTTISRTRT
G.. W. Haskell


EBEN F. PILLSBURY
was at the bottom Of the counting out
scheme. He early wrote for copies Of
town records, and was engaged in work
ing up such cases. Frank Fogg, a men,
Der of the Council. was urging men to
contest seats. He was assisting men in
their endeavors to put exparte testimony
before the Governor and Council in order
that certificates might be issued to those
who were not elected. And it proves
that we really had more than one man in
Oxford County who was willing to steal
a seat in the House, away from his neigh
Dor.
DR.. Bradbury, of Norway, the other
party who has aided and participated in
the counting out scheme. wrote the follow
ing letter to Fogg, and Fogg left it around
for the wicked, low-toned Republicans to
pick up. Bradbury is little afraid there
is not nerve enough in the Council to
carry out the scheme. He encourages
them, yea, he even commands them not
to falter. "Giue US the State" he cries,
''or we must move out Of it. Our peo-
pie do not take kindly to thieves and
they may turn up their noses at us if we
fail" Doubtless he will leave the State
soon, to escape social ostracism, now that
the Council did fail to "gire US the State"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24

M. W. S. d., welchville, Me-, sends
club for the Weekly, and says 1--WE are
al stalwarts, and hence the vigorous Ian
suage OF the Tribune touching the course
y! the late Alonzo Garcelon (alias Jackson)
peases US greatly. Swan the trickster,
lives bat four miles from US. We know
him, and his course At Augusta does not
surprise sny one who ever knew Tom
Swan-"-E Y. T~i1ssS- .4. ..-.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24
(Confidential.)
NORWAY, Dec. s, 1879.

Hon. +. ". Fogg esq.
DR.. Sir Yours Of late date reed.
Thanks. wish to inform you & through
you If necessary the rest of the Hon. Coun-
Gil, that We have not one weak kneeded
National or Democrat among US. We get
madden every day at the efforts to overawe
you in your official duties. You must not fall
ter or hesitate one moment & you must keep
cool, & you are doing your proper work
like strong men. Go on. II you fai! now
To give US the state we might as well move
out first as last as social ostracism, pro-
scription for opinions sake and acts Of a
Ike nature will complete the work so thor
oughly begun. 1t Is now well understood
throughout this part Of the state that law
or rather perhaps constitution will count
in fusion Legislature.
- (signed) Very truly yours
a..! g. n. BRAppUkY. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24

led to credit for this. II Kansas could be
expected TO send a Democratic Senator in
his place, he would have been unseated At
once. Democratic honesty is gagged by
Democratic interests. LOGAN.
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The conspiracy to count out Repuoh-
can Representatives in Oxford County,
was supposed to have been limited to the
Norway District; bu, recent startling de-
velopments prove that this was not the
fact. A batch of letters from men In
Oxford County to Councillor Fogg. has
been unearthed. and we have secured
copies Of some of the more important fol
publication.
II seems by these letters. that
EBEN +. PILLSBCRf
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STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS.

An attempt ras made TO Count Ont the
Bethel District, bat the JOB ,cas
too large.
Correspondence Betweea Covnc'lior Fogg
and the Fusion Candidate in Rela-
ton 10 the Plot
Haskell offers to Furnish Any informd-
ton and TO DO Anythuag Fogg Asks.
Plisbt1ry aud Eogs are supposed to 'od''f
copies Of records for the same Pur-
pose. riz to take before the
CoUned.
DR.. Bradbury Encourages the fas'on-
ists. aud Fogg IN Particular, TO
Pnpe,rate The Intamy.
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He May as Vel MOTE Out"

4 Ba,ch Of Letters from Oxford County,
Sho,cing hor deep the Conspiracy
ros Lad. Fogg should hare
burned has ''prirdte cor
respondence"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-24

Henry A. Small, of Rumford, has
been appointed Trial Justice BY Gov.
Davis.
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