The Portland daily press., 1881-09-28

n -. J;,;dad tha vot;no ,onnlaton of the sew
-, c+otos have hear oomnosed IN anpareutlyA
o,.1 1' s~onort,o,,S of tba ,ntel;gepce educa-s
- and ;ptagr;tv of The conntry. he wass
Eve, e,tror,e i, oon,sel never harsh andF
! ~ IT, - - TLarab the how wass
sslnuic.iye IN depase' Ano or5 rnIled hack tn
.ons Sllu any sto ss never dinned mi
Wy M.d I ha hoo1 shared to carry on the5
p9leon - ~ &c 49, e,opernment for his full
auniii s - sIT Sinister Influences. hisE
,eini, heo -. oonservative views his5
Ainuiy ne -; GU "a ohi1;ty 70 do ;ustice toa
coui 800 e a. uho Altered With him
I she sinO.il'y "a IsI .o,s.oas tba+ 1,;olontE
wouio nave teIoe1 pt,aa .sa,,al on;
parIisansip' "ilgn of ,,or
.osi.iee atu y! "noe'I ,;a.anas " faal;noI
lies anu oso'eS sAl:es ~ ,ro;,d nnsn;tedI
aenu Aouee' Vo a;onea;ona+a oons;derat;on!
s.Ae ea. ~ ;stadad Gov tba heneftI
IL q piopose r. '.e eaS1a
p sAe 80 r. +ho .ocnrsed assassin de
DuI sne June =. si.u af the e,rly DAYS. and|
stroyeu sne iail piJuii0' .bronah The lono and
40 NC nase 49," 800. ana;,S+ ;uaoment. ourl
<areary WEEKS hopilis aSainsS ,1la
ieai 70 ~. Az ~ u-0 :aL &c +ba otr;ckenI
ton OF the burning anguish "a 'ie - So D.;
FAMILY, we nave almost ioiso''on ~ 80,
Suent IN our syinpa.n' 10 ' S,a;rat;on at the
anu na,e neen -. anarronce and nobilityI
6 uncoilpialnlh6, iieioAo ~ @ - d;.aaesaI
*of soul, that trluHpheu owe. oSoiiJ ''e
Hand finally met death with calm and 1carless|
Sm;o,, Rnt m us il was not given tol
S'hien' Du' " 10 ,tra,;,,r 10 MI nat;ent
#grleVe Alone LOT MS Slea' sunSi iit5' ".'s
&courage touched the tendereSt cnorus III INT
4hearts of the peoples of all lands and brought
~ 1a, -. -, ,,oo,,rnoro 70 tho couch of
xtne WoiAu iuieio 40 iN''aiAA' " w.
the uyilis ei't1e eil ,,ros, o,,r bo,ror and
nu. ,iom sna ~ "e ,aa pasS1 yrretcb whose
Xuetes.allon u .nS NJ
5folly and crime have wrought such woe! NV
zby iustifying, or excusing that wild and reck-
Hess spirit OF defiance to the properly consa
tuted authorities ana 10 tne Jaw as
,aot;or 70 oven the v;lest criminal from Illegal
$ScS.io W 49, W - -. 1900, ,l,, +oo'
3vlolence-a sentiment now unloItunaeeiy Wy
Hprevalent throughout the land, spirit WHICH
&if not repressed. must lead to anarchy !;
Va spirit more dangerous to society, than even
Etne sssassins knlle. as olo1 Ia - ,.' @Dc
would be hell. Let no man soil his
Stands with the vile blood of the assassin
4Guiteau. Save him not from the shameful
&death of the gallows, at the hands of the COM
anon hangman.
Y Let the honor and the dignity OF the Rel
\ public be preserved and show to the world,
Shat under the greatest proyocation the law Isl
Zsnpreme.
y A new administration has been inaugurated.
&under most peculiar and trying conditions. LIZ
lis the duty of honest friends and generous
foes to strengthen its hands, to aid by word
land act in preserving order allaying all ex-
listing excitement and encouraging respect
2for the person of our new Chief Magistrate
In this hour of trial, in this hour of possible
Xdanger, let every patriot, let every true man.
give his first thought, his best endeavor. to
Secure the execution of the laws, the stability
3of the government. One life only stands be h
3tween order and anarchy, and that the life OF
Zone who has been comparative stranger to
Legislative halls, or chambers OF admlnlstra-
&tion. Palsed be the arm, that at such time
&could be raised in menace. Dishonored the
Imam, OF party that would make merchandise
of a nations sorrow and danger. Let such go
Ito the wild Highland chieftan and learn how
#even a brave savage can treat his bitterest foe,
when that foe stands defenceless before him
How spoke the chief of Alpine's clan to the
Xgallant Fitz- James as in Trosack's wild glen,
ra,,s,,o, .,,a ob,,,od tbrouyb WAYS nnknoyn
TangieS and steen. he iourneyed on;
= Till, as rocks huge point he turned
A watchfre close pe1ore nun ourheu'
A watch-ire beside which rested the fierce
Frederick Dhu. But bold Roderick, true to
the instinct of courage and honor says
,,.,.,, M 70 Wind NV born-
Thou 11 srt with numbers OVERCOME;
It rests with me here brand to brand.
Worn as thou art to pa 5 5nee sta and
nuI np Ss aUi rla from nh honoTs laws
q To assail a wearied man were shame,
And stranger Isl t holy y nam name sid ero
Gu vain he a NEVER eTs m nn re9uire s
q Then rest thee here, till dawn of day;
Myself will guide thee on the way; ond ,rord
er s.otS E ana s sIpHe outgos guard
4 As far as Coilantogle's ford;
From thence thy warrant is thy sword
Il Ha osye shelter and food. Ha led Fitz|
q Janes mast Clan Alpine,s outmost guard them
Ito me mo Low snd s Warrt to- s ssla'
a chieftan,s vengeance thou shalt feel;
For this is Coilantogle's ford;
And thou must keep tnee win my s"ofa
a After music by the Weber club, "There is a
%h,os0od home ;, the MAYOR introduced
q
D HON. S. g. ANDREWS, ~.
u 49,, L. ~, &c tbo da,, and afteyI
I 40 much has been said. and so well said, id
seems almost needless for me to add anything
4 to II. vet | will suggest few thoughts asI
s thew occur to me. When the future history
& of our country's great men is writer, II
#belieye Won will find among the white andl