Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-09

The battle cry of the immortal Nelson was,
England expects every man to do his duty y
| Under the unconquerable enthusiasm of such
motto, victory was made certain to British
arms.
Democrats of the "DifigO" State
the eyes of the Democracy of the Union.
from the granite hills of New Hampshire to
the fertile wales of the sunny South, are fixed
on you; and Democrats everywhere
expect that on the thirteenth day of the pres
ent month, the untcrrifed, unAinching, relia-
bic, and unconquerablc Democrats of Maine
WILL Do THEIR DUTY! We
enlreat you, in view of the superiority of dem
ocratic principles and the need of their enforce
ment and success-in view of the old fame and
virtue of Maine democracy-in view of the
vast consequences at stake in our national
canvass affecting the election of FRANK
LIN PIERCE-in view of the old truism,
"aS goes Maine, SO goes the Uni
On"-in view of the humiliation of msera-
BILE defeat, and the honor accruing to Maine
from GLORIOUS vICTORY-tota take
hold one and all, and SAVE THE
STATE!!
Read the following from the Boston Post,
and see the responsibility of your position:
The general election is soon-on the thir-
leenlh-Io take place in Maine. Recent
circumstances have given the wings here
hopes that their Maine friends will be able
to carry the slate, and hence they are un-
niu in unifvinu Tiff e
opinion among democrats into quarrels, and
doing all they can to multiply Them. This
is their game, for they know that the Maine
democracy when united are nyulnerable.
AT such crisis, however, The sterling de-
mocracy OF Maine owe il 10 themselves and
and TO their friends abroad, to disappoint
these stilnulalors of disunion, and unite in
solid column against their political oppo-
nenls. They occupy fine position in The
presidential battle. rEey constitute brig
AIDE of the grand democratic army in the van
OF the conflict. They can honor il themselves,
and thus cheer and encourage their friends
over the Union by sending them noble &C.
count, or they eau dlshonor it and dIsappoint
their expectations. Which will they do p
The Legislature 10 be chosen will elect a
Senator. Will they send TO Washington
ouC VIM WIZ tllS uGtlIOCTdllC otlullll-
Istration, or will they send wing! These
are The questions Maine will answer on the
How will she answer them ?
Maine will no more vote for Scott than
New Hampshire will; both will occur when
The Greek Kalends come; but democrats
over the Union will appeal to their brethren
IN Name to INDICATE THIS BY DEMOCRATIC
MAJoRITIEs in this September election De-
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the ScolIites this month, every Scott orator
IN the land will aver, in every stump speech
TO every village gathering that you can't do
At IN November. Now do you want TO give
enemies OF the democratic cause, of Pierce
and King, such cheer as this? Do You mean
10 aid and abet them in this contest after this
fashion Say: do you want Maine 10 be
held up as a Scot state all over this broad
Union If you don't, then, like good dem
ocrals everywhere else, GO TOGETHER, put
democratic majorities into The legislature,
elect your ticket out and out, and thus cover
yourselves with honor.
But we feel that there is Injustice done the
Maine democracy by even supposng there is
any danger that they will not rally round
The democratic flag. They have too much
love OF The good old cause moi 10 do it,
j hcy nave too strong desire 10 share the
glory of elecIing The FIRST New ENGLAND
DEMOCRAT 10 The presidency, not to do it,
Nobly and promptly did her dele CATION come
in 10 the nomination Of Pierce; and she and
New Hampshire said TO their New England
brothers, ace direct the ,Uay. And in due
time slate after state followed Oh, and The
whole democracy, led by Virginia, united Oh
a New England man us the candidate for
The presidency. Maine now is alone, but
New Hampshire eyes and TIE EYES OF
DEMOCRATS EVERYWHERE are on
her! They look to see her direct the way
successfully, gloriously, in the
great battle; 10 ratify at the polls the stand
taken by her delegation at the Baltimore
Surely she will not disappoint
them. Let the motto of Maine democrats
be. EVERYTHING FOR THE CAUSE,
and they will COME OUT IN VICTORY.