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LIBEBTIES. 15E TRUE, AND FAITHFUL, AND VALIANT FOB THE PUBLIC SEPT. 1863. VOLUME 10, NUMBER M. JOIN E. BITLER, Editor and Proprietor. BIDDEFORD, ME., FRIDAY MORNING, 11, hoi'Done. A Political Phenomenon. a Tho President'! Letter. What the Administration themselves or bolp tbo enemy, cxccpt fow Letter from General Howard. n^iranled as barbarous or oruol. One of the most curious questions of the THE UNION & things, as- JOURNAL, tlx? are the massacre of Pres- In these of war rebels and is then such a Tail difrrenoe 30.11 Among acceptions, On the evo of the State last week, We this morning tho letter of daj* against day if, "Why In paMifthcl crwry Friday numirj.at || leaving publish Administration bv rebels who hate into ; If (ill the foe* and non-combatants, male dcnt Ltoooln to tho Union State Convention saults against the betweon the Democrats *ono paid strictly In advance $£0U delayed tNrg. vanquished Howard wroto the letter ia General following the of tho Democrata eiplration uf tbo year.. and female. But tho proclamation law of Illinois, and which is to be read t*day to at home, sajs Chicago Tribune, Republi- the army and tho majority tib*!* or ADVBKmina. From the Home Journal. it to an intimate friend who thinks no can! are nrone to look into the futuro rather Tho valid or not valid. It it is not valid, poraonal tho Convention in session at Syracuss.— who have remained at home?" former, line* and in their the Ad- One «(u»rc (bein£ the (pace oocupied by 13 NEW ENGLAND'S DEAD. noeds no retraction{ if it is valid, it cannot conGdcnoo is betrayed in allowing it to bo Both these Conventions aro composed of men than at tot "retrospect, impa- almost to a man, heartily rapport of aolid nonpareil, or a space U lochca in length) or of the bo retracted more than tho dead can be noto "who maintain unconditional doTotion to tho tience at tho sooming slow progress events, ministration in a ••ne InMrtiou, f l,OU any laid beforo tho It is worthy of rigorous prosecution » tho brave who to public. the to tho desired suo- oh- Kach «nlwe<iucnt iiuertiun. withoutciianxe of D, chant requiem fbr tho brave, brought to life! Some of you profess Union," and to theso tho President has little and trf tardy war, white the latterji* throwing every 23 aro no more. that General Howard returned to tho army approach or matter, that its retraction would favor- to than ho tenders a nation's cesi, what nad boen in the tho Government, 6m—. lar. New dead! In honored rest, think operate clso say that forget accomplished stacio waj 3rh. 3ai*i. England'* tbey sleep of our un lor tho Union. hotter after the before his as aro not his tho last two momentous jean for The first solution Ouo *|umr«. $| M $:m> |««> fluoo hTU and shore. ably Why twenty-fivo days furlough expires. gratitudo to suoh of them "old during calling peft. CUD 101« 1300 From whore the now. In freedom, proud- was Men are bewildered with openly that Two square*. 3.UU Mississippi rotfuction than before tho issuo? There Ilo was anxious to remain, but tho friends," but "whom no national history. of this occu An the suggestion 1 80 Sou 14 TO a> 00 ly rolls. prospoct politioal partisan problem Three nquarea, a a of trial to and do not mo the rounded, a of Demo- VJU») JHmi wave* that on ft death more than year and half sup- tho malico nor can mako falso to details, oompleto the war drew off Afferent class F»ur «|UAr«s r. on loui To sigh Ocorgta's islec, hymn of "active operations" in tho Army of partisan bopo »»0U ton* their boioro the national sucoessos which the Administration at home. Bat Right a<<«arts, 10 00 Ht*> for souls. pr<«s th« n-k-llion proclamation tho nation's life." His older friends, ho is crats from those woo stayed 13 W 30 m ttfW 70 00 Potomac, calls him at onco to his command, this when ttiiteen «ja*roa. was issued, ttio last uno hundred days of confident, will thank him for thus reoognis* havo accomplished. At moment this is not always In Maine, for flmtorall, the noblo blood by traitorous band oauso of to totter, it apparent. D, which under an notice that it [lis heroic devotion to the sacred tho of mon to whom tho slaveholder's rebellion begins Bion and Hon. tieorgo waj shed ; puascd explicit ing position theoountrj instanoe, Bradbury revolt is to over the see what the It tho streets of 1U1U more, New England he- was unless arrested those in has onds^rod him to tho ontiro and tho Union aro far more than well look back field, P. for stood upon business cards. dyed coming by his oountry precious Shepley years togother n»e< bled; The war hai wo have aad whether returning to their allcgianco. venom- ties. gainod, ascertain,* same bura shell section of Ihe Democracy, An<l (till the mystic number "threo" will lire for of Maine, the party to as for us sinoo loyal population yet a error* of dotal whieb free from •ye In song, certainly progressed favorablj thus in half dosen lines the slight appertain both being oqually any suspicion ous of the State assail Dismissing nro over oalonood CHARLES H. GRANGER, While hl«torv tails, with flowing pen, of l'utnam, the is'uo of tho proclamationi a boforo.— Copperhead journal political relations existing between the two every government, net by of abolitionism or other form of psrtisan .Shaw ftnd Strong. as hs ono ain know tbo bocause he utters the word or a the successes of its Tho to tho war Teacher ul .Music. Hammer street, Snco. 1 know, fully him patriot Conventions and his own Administration, policy. Philadelphia laxity. But goes man so sums tneso Gen.Shepley tunoi to order. (Jtf of others, that some of the com on tho to sustain tho Gov- tbo President himself to the coun- North American up and soes the national crisis to Piano* Immortal names. O, neMe "three," • nation'* opiuion in calling pooplo addresses happily eye eye—Mr. will throb den of our aruiics in tho field who have nt to that successes that we cannot refrain from quot- a The con- heart giv- at the trv largo, and especially portion Bradbury remaining politician. for Freedom ftnd eminent polls. E. 11. HAYES, For ye who fell, In manly prime, en us our most important victoiias, believed of it which, whother honestly or not, differs ing them: seqnenoe is that Geo. Sneploy advocates the /or God^ tho and tho aid of color- Farmingtov, Aug. 26,18G3. 1. It has mado this tho of the war, the And women's dim with tears, and man- emancipation policy with tho of the Government. Aa on Rcpublio greatest most energetio prosecution and Counsellor at Law, eye* grow Dear It will bo for policy Attorney hood bows its head od constituted tho hoavicst blows My Friend: impowible several former Mr. Lincoln seises Power in tho world. of measures necessary to that troops, yet to oocasions, military adoption any BinnsroRD. Befon deeds of valor done, New England's one me to with furthor invitation 2. It has rotrievod tho national credit, and tho thy dealt to tho rebellion, and that at least comply any an to himsolf in direct com- end, and the hearty of Adminia- OHm In llooMr'a Hnck Block,room formerly oe- honored dead ! mo to the put support of those successes could not have in Maine, ninco oalis opportunity it such a basis that it oannot on the other aa tbo Laioo * Journal Jtooui .7 important speak duty munication with tho and in lan- placed upon tratioo. Mr. Bradbury, hand, copied C'uuutinK Tho enthusiastic I hnvo diet peoplo, death of been achieved when it was but for tho aid of field. reception forcible and bo shaken. mors fesr and disliko of the Admin- nut not for those who die ft soldier'■ to guage plain, eminently direct, again with from 1 am constrained has us a national cur- and TAPLEY X SMITH, glory black soldiers. Among tho commanders ovcry quarter, tells thorn as their servant how and hs 3. It given paper ation than be does of the rebollion, hull a hrare, heroic soul has sighed IU as an of for tno why Kfosses many theso viows, aro some who have nev- look upon expression rognrd has and to their work.— so far to tho wilu-oat paper in tho candidate of thoso who Counsellors at mournful story, holding more dono, proposes do, rency, suponor rejoicos boing Attorneys and Law, with what it called abo- as tho soldiora and par- the that this thfc Down in the sultry swamps and plains, where er had any alOinity representative, Tho timo is woll chosen, for great anxioty had flooding country every- denounoo "this wicked, unholy, as a of to tho Govern- previously 8ACO, lever's subtle hreath litionism, or with tho Republican party pol- ticular) v mark loyalty arison in tho mind, body rejoices in tho ehango. hellish war." H:\vo facilities for the of all claltna Man drained the llfo-blood from tholr hearts, ftnd ment 1 havo striven to defend. unquestionably public us a not prosecution but who hold them as was show 4. It has tariff, And this is but one instanoe of the the Stato and the United Mates. laid them low in death. itics, purely military anil angry discussion beginning to given protoctivo grand aptlut us This is truo and and will, to be in for a the 1 submit their being loyal spirit doep, as to tho courso Government would polioy long distinction which Democrat* nt'rtia r.

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