Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-01

bosom OF the c community. But what
vas the issue OF the kenGuck, triai =
Too we'll aadroo sadly known to be more
Than simply referred to. A shadow rests
on The Temple OF Justice TO TIN, day.
and viii continue there a lasting token
OF the triumph OF Wrong over Right,
Wealth aud Influence over Poverty aud
Obscutlty.
The tragedy Of the 81 Of Nov 1853.
and tia, OF the 2ith oil February, l-55,
are not exactly paraIlel, bat sufficiently
50 ior our present purpose, BatIer aud
Poole ie,. victims; both were tespecta-
DE, although the latter i, not gate the
Saint some people lave made hlni cut to
be. The former died by the hand OF
rich and resPec,a bic keniacN,
ot'hosaphyl nan-ihe after by the
hand oi voted pusii>t. Each lett a
tanil, to mourn the sudden and anilne
~ end OF husband and a father. The
.fs0l, of the Slanwix Hall tragedy IS yet
TO appear and conleclurel, Useless.
Il dIe true American, sad Poole.
Wei What do the words prove Were
the, evoked 10y genuine spnu OF PAIN
otI>m We believe not The h"da
had more to DO with them than the mart,
aud passion, not reason. prompted thelr
ulterance, We notice this, because
they have been heralded far aud near tor
political purposes and Tor such purposes
tween tie tTae ana the ial,e We can
senerale the words Of a Matthew Hale.
OF a l. .wrence, but OF Pool-neter =
Ii betrays a morbid patriotism, unworthy
ei a true American. TO laud unfair such
circumstances such utterances as are at
uibuted to the dying Puglitsi. The
press as the guatdian ot morals, both 50.
cal and political should be ranged a.
gainst such a theory as has been ss.It up
on these words.
Do not misunderstood u.s. That Poole
was basely murdered we pee! to be too
true, and for The sake oil Justice we
,fust the murderer Will be struag-Ii
not as nh as Hannah least high C.
nough to be spectacle 10 thousands s.
But that lie was-a MARTYR, We deny,
The principles oil the man were as loose
as those OF his murderer, and the social
qualities Of either Commanded no pre-
mum.
Byruus Cor sair l-i,
"a ns1ne to other TINES.
Linked with one virtue and a thousand crimes.
and IN the annals Of to-day, analogous.
cases may be found " nh lltle trouble
Mosaic Hydrophobla is about
Several cases have occurred, bu, none
have terminated fatally. as Gar as heard
from. The Cypr,aus have again been
brough, before a Court OF justice. Some
were sent 10 Bsckwells Island. some
tned and other, recommfted 10, ex-
amlnatIoa. The moOity hail from Ire
iand.
1t rs getting fashionable to deposit
foundIIngs IN the entries OF our fashion.
able houses Within The pas, week
three OF four stray waits have thus been
found.
The liquor dealers are busy forming
themselves into associations Tor mutual
benefit. Collections are at present the
order of the day-or eveniug-but for
wha, purpose these sums are TO be spent,
we can or y sAm.e at present.
The Arctic Expedition is nearly ready
to sail in search Of the missing A,neri-
can searchefs Tor Franklin The first of
June is the DAY for sailing. A younger
brother of the missing Kane, accompa.
MES the expedition. Il not back BY fall,
two years must eTapse ere they are eS-
pected 10 return.
A Peoples College is being advocated
by public meetings and addresses in our
city. The student is main TO detray
the expenses Of tuition by his labor
A descent lately made on a Burglars
Crib has resulted in the arrest of thirteen
noted thieves. They Tough, desperately
but without success
LITERARY. We mentioned in our last
issue Huc's TRAVELS IN ruE CHINESE
EMPIRE, by the renowned Publishers,
the HARPER BRos We have since re.
celved a copy OF the work, and can en-
dnrse the commenda,ory notices The edi,
ton has already received. To US "oul.
side bsrbarans" the work is invaluable.