Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

Personally, we entertain none other than
feelings of the highest respect for Capt.
Boyd. We have nothing against him ms
private individual We do think, howev-
er, that the Wings of "Old Lincoln" have
great reason to complain OF the course he
has taken. with respect to his political
views, &c. We therefore call attention TO
the subjoined communication:
COUNTY TREASURER.
Reader, art thou a citizen Of Lincoln
county. and if so, are you aware that on
Monday next YOU will BIZ called upon 10
cast your vote for County Treasurer? Are
you acquainted with VIM. M. Boyd Esq,
the present occupant. If so you know HIM
TO be man Of great ,UPnlth, one who counts
his money by thousands NJ dolidrs. f"n
doubtless are aware of the fact that he is
a large Stakeholder in the MARINERS BANK
at Wiscassei, of which institution he Is the
President. He also has the reputation OF
holding Stuck in other Banks in the STATE,
and Of being extensively engaged 10 navi-
& ,tion-in fine, he is enphaiically very
rich rian-.in pnssesSi' II Of perfect health,
and . heli the Office for ten or twelve
years. for which he has received ahont six
thousand dollars from your hands and his
cry is still for MORE. Capt. Boyd is very
DESTROYS Of being rr-eltcted, and having re-
ceived the nomination of the Loco Foco
party, hopes to succeed by dersiving pol
ton Of tho Wings. Deceiring because
he represents himself TO the Wings rs one
Of their party. aud verv modeStiy at Tops
ham Court, kDpaSks them 10 support
Well. Captain. if you are Wing, why
lands in 1897, that they had better not put
you in nomination. for if they did the
Wings would not support you, and that
tDswithout their support you could NOT be
elected, but that you pas one Of their
MEN.sGs
If Capt Boyd is Wing, we are glad Of
it, but if he is only Wing when talking to
Whig, about his recollection, he is ] Is, as
good Wing rs any other Loco .foco in the
County. Thus much for the Candidate of
tho oGre-holdcrs---now for the People S
Candidate.
The Peopie have PIT in nomination Col.
Jacob Lud,r'g. of Wadohoro', man wei
known in all parts of the County as God's
most noble work. an HONEST MAN. Col.
Ludwig was born, and has ever lived in
Wadoboro'. and enjoys the mos, .perfec,
confidence of all parties. For 81 years in
succession, and under thr diff rent parties
in power during hat time, he has held the
office of Deputy Sheriff In 1889, under
the reign of Sir John Fairfield a new l.gl1
appeared, in the person Of Mr.. Sheriff G, ~.
Burgess, who has made the important dis
covery that it is not demorratic to rr-appoint
an old and faithful officer. The honor IF
refusing to appoint such man as Col.
L dwis has been held in reserve for Gen.
Burgess. This, under some admln'stra-
tons would have been called Pro~riph, n,
for righteousness sake hu, under the present
hieh-minded and enlightened adminis'ra-
.ion it ia called Democratic K2pu5licaniam,
dyed in the wool"
Col. Ludwig is a farmer, in moderate
circumstances, srr,rwhat past the medium
Of lfa, hut in iull possession of in'oIleciu-
al faculties, but labors uhdrr an iOcnTahia
bodily infrmity. Thus situated, fellow citi-
gems. he is before ynu. candidate for III"
Office Of County Treasurer, and if elected
will do honor to himself and constituents,
.nd shall he not be eiec'ed' Is there a
Wing in 0 d Lincoln that vii! withhold from
hin, his vote. trust not.
In point of qualifications, Col. Ludwig
IS second to no man ia the Cnunty, and in
comparison with the present occupant,
r r
Wigs OF Lincoln! You have placed him
before tn" public, and it is within your pow
er to elect him. and to YOU he looks, 10 be
carried ,riumphant'y 'hrongh--go to the
polls then mex, Monday. one. and all, and
cas-, your vote. for JACOB LUDWIG.
WiscAssEr.