Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01

S. Marble of Waldoboro' and he was declared
the nominee of the convention for that office.
The committee appointed to nominate
County Committee, reported the names of
HENRY INGALLS,, Of Wiscasset,
HENRY r. COTTON, of N0bleboro'
EDwIN RosE, Of Thomaston,
OLIVER Moses, Of Bath
DAVID M. Addition, Of Bowdoinham,
and the report was accepted.
Mr.. Ingalls, Of Wiscasset, fromtbe commit
tee on resolutions; reported the following,
which'were unanimously adopted 60
ResofUed, That, as time and experience
have demonstrated that the policy of the dem
ocratic party is best adapted to promote the adj
vancement Of our common country, we do here
reaiirm our abiding confidence ia the great
principles of the democratic creed.
Resolred, That, regarding, as we do, with
the deepest solcitude, the interests and well
fare Of this Union, we do most unreservedly
approve and endorse the compromise meas
ures," so called, as worthy the support of ey-
cry true patriot.
ResOlUed, That we do most fully adopt the
national democratic convention, known as the
Baltimore platform.
ResOlUcd, That Franklin Pierce, the pres
ent able chief magistrate Of this republic, is err
titled to the most cordial support of every dem
ocrat, and that the principles SO eloquenty set
forth in his inaugural address, are worthy of
our highest commentator, and That it is the
duty OF every patriot to sustain him in carrying
them into effect.
Rcsolred, That the nomination Of that able
and accomplished gentleman, Albert Pilsbury,
for Governor Of this State, by large majority
of the votes of the recent enthusiastic demo-
cratic convention at Bangor, meets with our
hearty appreciation, and that we do most fully
and unreservedly approve the action of that
convention.
ReSolued, That Albert Pilsbnry, the pres
ent regularly and fairly nominated democratic
candidate for Governor, is entitled to the vote
Of every democrat in the State and with full
reliance in his integrity and ability, we will
Gse all honorable means 10 secure his election.
ReS0lUed, That we regard adherence TO
regular nominations, as one OF the time hon
Ored usages of the democratic party that the
action of regularly constituted democratic
convention is binding upon the Whole party,
and that no man can disregard the action Of
such convention, and maintain his position in
the democratic ranks.
ResOlUed, That we regard with the deepest
Indignation the action of the SO called demo-
cratic convention held in Portland on the 4th
inst, when few disaffected politicians, Gisre-
garding everything but their own personal dis
appointments, attempted TO bring ruin upon
the party that had fostered them, by vilifyng
the character of the six hundred honorable men
and sound democrats who constituted the Ban
gor convention, and by falsely assaulting the
reputation of lis nominee.
Resolrcd, That we regard Arson p. Nor
rlll, and all those who participated with him in
the portland Convention" SO called, as ar
rayed in open hostility 10 the democratic party.
ReSOtUed, That we have the utmost conf
dence in the honesty and ability Of JOSEPH w.
RUSSELL, ALFRED i. BERRY, JOHN A. CHAP
MAN and GEORGE GILCHRIsT, this day nomi-
mated as candidates for the State Senate. And
SEBASTIAN 5. MARBLE, our nominee for Coun-
ty Attorney, and JOHN B. STUART, our candi-
date for County Commissioner, and RICHARD
III. TUCKER, for County Treasurer and that
we call npon all good and true democrats to
join with US, and use their most earnest en-
deavors to rescue the 'good old County of Lin
coin" from the hands of the wings, and give
our candidates triumphant election.
Voted, that ''our thanks are due and are
hereby presented TO Hon. John Babson, for
the able and impartial manner in which he per-
formed the duties Of chairman during the
temporary organization of this convention, and
to Hon Jeremiah Ellsworth, for the ability
and impartiality with which he has presided
over our deliberations since the permanent or
ganization. And also, 10 Nathaniel G. Reed,
for the satisfactory manner in which he has
performed the duties Of Secretary.
Voted, that the proceedings of this Conven-
ton be published in the democratic papers Of
The County.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingalls,, the convention
adjourned sine die.
JEREMIAH ELLSWORTH President.
NATHANIEL q. REED, Secretary.