Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-05
Mr.. Cochran's Speech.

Cochran, made at the late whig convention at
Portland. The fusion wings get few home
thruxts Read it rss srss ef-
Mfr. President IL scarcely know where find
myself to-day understand you have nomi-
mated the same man for Governor whom the
whig State convention nominated last year !; a
man without guile, always wing from prins
ciple, "a wing because he is opposed to the ex-.
tension of slavery, and everything which tends
to degrade the masses of the people, (applause.t
do not say have slept with Isaac Reed, as
John NJ. Bolts said of Tyler, but left him yes
terday morning at o. clock, Qaughter,) and he
is the same man, without shadow Of turning,
which he was when that base traitor, Henry
Carter, Tremendous applause and laughter,(
and l.. 0. Cowan deserted him. Judge Car
ter-no. cannot call him Judge, "a voice,
''Judas'') no, no scripture name can apply 70
him Overwhelming. laughter) except one-hes
is like JoaL, who said, IL greet thee, y and them
took his brother by the beard and smotc him
under the rib. tremendous cheers) at-rF
Isaac Reed ID not accountable for me nor L
for him, but let me tell you when these base
traitors / was taught to call shovel shovelT
who ought to fall back as their father did, and
die, say that Isaac Reed would sell out the
whig party, do not say it is fa;sehood-it is
lie cloud cheers.) Where should my sym
pathies be but with the wing partys learned
Kennebec Journal, and why should l sell out ;.
Let me tell you, Henry Carter, that when you
hear from Waldoboro you may think il is
thunder, but it isn't. You can't drown us out,
nor soak us out CHEERS. We are wings be-
cause we believe the wing party goes for the
elevation of the masses. srcfi
Is Carter heres Look at him The leader
of a party They asked for platform in fa-
vor OF the Maine law, and opposed the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise. Didn't we adopt
it, We did, aud went home to fight with good
faith-while he placed Isaac Reeds name at
the head of his columns, and stabbed him I'M
der the rib. ask you, was il fair. Was il
right Wherein do we stand differently from
what we did year ago, when that what shall
l call him-when the Editor of the Saco Union
pulled me back, and said he was a better friend
to Isaac Reed than wass What difference
is there between Reed in 1855 and Reed in
1882 Let me tell you, Reed stands where he
stood when Mr.. Wiley said he was willing to
go for him for Congress, if he would break
down E. w. Farley. Carter wrote him letters,
saying, If he would come to Portland the day
before the Convention, and support Morrill,.
you shall be the next Governor OF the State Of
Maine. The day after the Convention viii DO
too late. He dare not deny it. cloud az
plause.) sf
We are all thorough wings. You don't In.l
any rum in town. Uaughter) Dow came
there, and abused Mr.. Farley because he Vas
anti Maine law and the next | heard Of him,
he was in Biddefard, endorsing J. III. Wood. as
a friend Of the Maine law. | leave 1t to you %
judge which is the greatest drinker laugh
teri They say Reed is knO~ ncihfng: 4
tell you he despises the midnight haes as mush
as any man can, and live. How can you ele-
vate the masses, il you disfranchise single
! citizen
Last year we Adopted pIAtfoFnA. and nomi-
mated our candidate; and l say. boldly tho
people OF this State are in favor Of & stringent
\ liquor law. No man Is IN favor % free rum-
because that elected Arson Z. Morrill. Govern-
or. Oold applause Reed has not changed.
lie never sold rum Morrill, did. lie never
sold glass ofliquor in his life can Morrill,
say the same; mo, no.
Dir. Cochran MAZE very forcible and telling
speech, q which the above Is only an incom-
plete report. and sat down amid hearty cheers.
MAINE MEDICAL AssocIArIox.-Ths Third
Annual Meeting Of this association was held az
Belfast. June 8. Is55.-Dr. H. III. Till. presid-
ing. The following are the officers chosen for
/ the current year:
| President. Joseph III. RastbroOk, VI. D.. Of
I Camden. Vice Presidents. Amos Nourse. NJ.
\ D., Of Bath. J. c. Bradbury, NJ. d.. Of Oldtown.
Recording Secretary-N. 7. Monroe. NJ. d., Of
Belfast. Corresponding Secretary Gilman Da-
veis. NJ. D., Portland. Standing Committee
Hosea Rich, Nj. d.. Bangor, Chairman Hollis
Monroe. NJ. d., Belfast b. F. Buxton, M. d.,
Warren; Jouh d. Lincoln. NJ. D.. Brunswick /;
Charles Abbot. NJ. d, Frankfort; VIM H.
Allen, NJ d.. Orono; II. III. Hill, M. d., Of
Augusta I. G. Stockbridge. NJ. d., Bath;
VIM. Wood, NJ. d., Portland James Bates.
NJ D., Cumberland Co; -Alonzo Garceion. M.
D., Lewiston; George E. Brickett, NJ. d.
Kennebec County John E. Dunnells, M. D..
Oxford County.
BowDoN CoLLEGE.-The usual Commence
ment exercises at Bowdoin College, occur on,
the first Wednesday Of August.
Prof. C. G. FELTON, of Harvard Colleges
we learn from the Brunswick Telegraph,-de-
livers the Grafton, and Samuel ]. Pike, ESQ.,
the Poem, before the Aihenean and Peucinian
Societies. Rev. Mr.. Thompson of New York
is to give the Grafton before the Phi Beta
Kappa Fraternity, and it is expected that there
may be in addition, an Address before the
Maine Historical Society from distinguished
Historian.
The graduating Class is highly respectable
iu punt oi tdlentI ScnOlarSnlp ana NUMBERS"
Dodworth's Band furnishes the music and
gives concert as usual.
g One of the delegates to the Nebraskal
Convention is perambulating our streets this
morning. selling doggerel verses on the death
of Robbins who was killed in the Portland
riot. Not satisfied with bringing the poor
fellow to his death, the Rummies seem bent
on turning il TO profitable account both polit-.
ically and pecuniarily. Shame on such pros
titution Of all that is honorable and doesn't
Ken. Journal n ef afN nnaa aai
A more villainous, unmitigated LIE never
appeared on paper No such personagas were
members of the Convention, and the Tedoubta-
Bile Rev. Mr. Stevens, and his associate Of the
Journal, no doubt knew it. That paper, be il
remembered, is the exponent Of the great pir-
tuous Republican party. s --- 4a VA
csg- The animal Convention OF the New Je-i
rusalem Church held its session i'm Boston last
week. Delegates were present from Name
Massachusetts,, New York, Pennsylvania Mary
land. Ohio, Illinois, and other places. Inc
Church is engaging in the Bible. Tract, Home,
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