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Maine and Ne,v Brmsaoick. .-CharlesS S. Davies,
E,,, of Portland has been appointed by the Execu-
uve of MaiDe Agent, with authority to act IN De.
half Of the State, in obtaining information as to all
objects relating to the ghts Of property and juris-
dicton between the governments OF the State and
The Province of New Brunswick; and further to
inquire into the nature of the aggressions by nhabl-
,snts of sald Province of which complaints have re-
Gently been made to the Executive, by citizens OF
that State residing near the frontier.


In the mean time the Governor OF Maine has issued
the following


rRoCLAMATIoN.


Whereas it has been made known to the State that
one Of it, citizens has been conveyed from II, BY
Foreign Power to gaol in the Province oi New
Brunswick and that many trespasses have been
committed by inhabitants ol the same Province Oh
the sovereignty of Maine and the rights OF those she
is bound to protect:


BE 1t alsu known that. relying on the government
and people of the Union. the proper exerilons Will
be applied to obtain reparatlon and security.


Those, therefore, suffering wrong or threatened
with it, and those interested by sympathy ant
DrncipIe on account of the violation OF our terrtor,
and immunities, are exhorted to lorbearance ant
peace so that the preparations for preventing the re
mova Of our landmarks, and guarding the sacred
and inestmabe rights OF American citizens, ma,
not be embarrassed by any unauthorized acts.


ENUCH LINCOLN.
BY the Governor,


> AMOS NICHOLS. Secretary of State.
Council Chamber, Portland NoU. o, 1927.