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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06
AttentSon gauafteH soyeEeigns.
- : MIssQ URI :
STEAM PLANNING MILL,
: e SasIs, Door, essd Bgsss1
g. s. .a c. TO Il I.ssSs..s;

- FL Gro R Y,s
{ebrnsr of Ninth and Valalt Ssreets,)
St.Loxz1S Nc. s.
TT you WANTto ssvs 50 10 100 per cent on
Il your bills OF Lumber and work, you must pur-
chase In st. Louis. The following are some Of
the prices Of building Materials, Lnmber, &c.
Z. Clear Lumber $40 90 per 1000 feet
End Quality &C $50 90 g 1000 g
3rd O. g $25 90 g 1000 6
Frame Timber, SIS 90 to $50 per 1000 feet
Flooring, $32 so to $40 1000
Weather boarding 90 90 to $o5 g 1000 &c
Facing Lumber, side % 90 sides 50 30
per 1000 feet. = ~
Sash 9 K 10 !, thick 81 cts. per light.
s,ss 1OxI4 Il :. 10 &c
: Doors 2 feet BY feet g IL thick 50 40
Z -. -ssse I0 &. 6 g 10. Il 50 55
as5s ssas3 g st Il g s. 80
These are some of the Prices that we sell at.
For full Particulars see our printed bill ofpricss.
s We are manufa acturiIg to order and keep on
hand an assortment of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Mantels. Base, Shelving,
Fencing, Weather Boarding, Flooring and
Mouldings of every Pattern.
Our work is all nadeof seasoned Lumber and
warranted equal to hand work.
we will send our. bill of prices to any person
that wish one. .ezZ
March %, 1855. -.
+ q Kickapoo Pioneer ,and Squatter Sovereign
copy three months, and send bill to st. Louis.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

"a WE take pleasure in saying to our friends
~ and the public in general, that our stock of
II Fine, Medium, and Common Furniture was
never more complete and deserving the attention
OF purchasers, either at Wholesale or retail-in
We shall spare no effort to keep the most COM
plete assortment in our line, in the West. Our
Goods are made here, as we'll as East, by the
best workmen, and thus combine the greatest
variety and styles, with the cheapest and most
substantial.
Dealers, as well as all other purchasers, are
invited to call and look through our Mammoth
Ware Rooms.
Orders also, from all parties having Furniture
to buy for themselves or others, are specially
solicited, with the assurance of our best endeay-
ors to merit continuance of the liberal conf
dence and patronage we have so long received.
SCARRITT & MASON,
Washington .Auenue, Bstaoeen Second and Sd STRIFE.
March %, 1856.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

E6FMr. J. M. Chrisman offers his SER
vices as House & Sign Painter and Gla-
zier. Try him.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

Indiano1 1.E
Crossing Of Soldier creeAc.)
A PUBLIC sale of Lots will take place at the
"a above town on Wednesday the 9th of June
1850. CHAS. MUNDEE,
April 6, 1861 Secretary.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

DIH1D-In this place on the Cd. of
April, 1855. cHAnLoFrE. daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Bfoome Of Leavenworth, aged II years.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06
Real Estate Agency s. Law once

THE undersigned, having established Real
i Estate Agency at the Post Office in the City
of Weston, will give particular at enEion to the
purchase and sale Of Town Lots and Shares in
3he Towns of Kansas Territory, achea the Unrest
n.sat Of money aoiH pay. Being Secretary of the
with the speculations in Kansas Territory, the
undersigned cangive reliable information to those
wishing to settle and invest money in Claims,
Town Lots, or Shares.
Real Estate bought and sold at reasonable
commission.
Particular attention paid to the collection of
debts, and the settlement Of claims in the Courts
OF Platte county.
Conveyances and legal papers executed with
neatness and promptness. Office IN the Post
Office, Weston, Mo.
april 6, 1855. E. s. WILKINSON.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06
Barnard. Adalls & Peek,

EsTABLIsHED, 1895, jobbersin Foreign and
LDomestic Drugs, patent medicines, glass.
paints, oils and dyes. Cerner I'd. and Was -hing
ton Avenue, s.. Louis. Sep.s 15s 54
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06
Saddle, and Harness Shop.

'SOddJe, Nasd harness ShOp.
Ga THE undersigned having permanent
ly located himself in the Town of Leay-
enworth, would respectfully announce to the
public, that he will carry on the above business
in its Yarios branches and would solicit the pat
ronage of this community and the surrounding
country.
II. D. STREETER & CO.
Leayenworth City, March 80, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06
Large and CommOdiOus ware
House.
M
LEaYENWO aTu

LEdYENWoRTH Z. T.
rs now erecting, and will Lave in readiness by
l. the time boats begin Co arrive, the largest
WARE House. In the place; and will receive.
store and forward goods or produce, on terms
which shall be satisfactory. He will also take on
COMMISSIONS, PRODUCE AND OTHER ARTICLES OF
Every KIND, ON THE MOST REASONABLE
TERMS,
His Ware House is at the most convenient
point, at the foot of Delaware Street, opposite
point of the Bluff, which gives him decided
advantage in the
Storage and Commission basSiasess.
He will also have on hand with the opening
of navigation, full and compiete assortment Of
seyery variety of goods suited for
E.MIGRHEfT OUTFITS,
or a home market consisting of Dry Goods, Gro
eeries, .Hardw Fare, Tools and Building materials,
Queensware, Hollow ware, Hats, Caps, Boots
Shoes, Sadlefy, Garden seeds,
Provisions, Sc,
and every thing In the goods line and as he in
tends doing regular business, hls prices and
charges shall be moderate he therefore soiicits
share of public patronage.
References -
(. I4hs y. easa Donald, 81. Joseph, Ne.
= BoTass S.1 $ Bros Bros, Weston.
Jas. LlsAtnet,7 Ta~;not.,
C. R.Mofehead. l-s Alns ssA.
& Isaac Brinket, brunswick.
Rn. ps 3 spsaess. 81 ssek''lh Glasgow
Ut. Johnsan, SsCo.ZBoonvills:
E..B. Cordeils Sysasrsoa City:
R,asnSss HsnsnlsnPi AoaIp S,,Rsa, 2 Cos St: Louis
Lsatensorth. 4. T., March 2, 1855.
- STORE ROOM, 90 by 40 FEET, with : coed
- Eeifafss sAUolv at tf,ss ffz3see
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06
E0t. Rg5et
TRUNHTxE & nixon.

a STORE ROOM; 20 by 40 feet, with goe,
- cellar. Apply at this Office,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

80 -. ?. -
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
70 Correspondents.

We have respectfully requested our
friends to forward their real names with
every article INTENDED for publication. ye,
we have receiTed some half dozen
within week with no responsible name
tn. same. Generally
such articles are no. suitable for publlca.
,,on. and the writer's are probably aware
Of il, which causes them to withhold thei,
names.
PoRrlA, our new contributor. is right
welcome. She understands the force Of
being short and to the point.
"SrARsAr,oN" is un6. for publication.
We give literal copy Of the first verse
BY way Of variety:
"Come all young folks attend
Unto my song it is of
Astarva,ing story it i not
very long =,
If any body wishes tavern
For to find they may just
Call At Ellsworth. house. it will
Be 6xed in prime -"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

A ssspsseA ksa AsdsA ii the 9Th
ins,sss, sssosuess shsa E.psn<l - re-
sisted ~ Asaas1 - De~ocntc ND
i6easiaA u - Nspsssy, made By d,Ger.
sas iesAen a ~ mrnsry, sho a.eem-
Ned ~ - night. Them attempts II
ts~orSes fssied. Madrid d. ussqasL
hosz kosg sevs tn the l5sh 81 Feb
r.nsy, s~pwss thss The insurgents be-
s-fzisf Csase0 had taken the Tiger fort
esd ptssdesed the Surrounding villages
LrvEnrusI AAzKxrs-
Deutsoa's circular r-rs-s o,efpa a.
qa,es IN the e.s,y pan Of the xe-k.
BsEaesrUTFs---The Broker. Circul4r
re;~~rs very Ds~terzte business 70 Shea'
., penas ssd I'd decssse Fis,uf sold
la lar esfrst IN -esss. al 81 resncIsoa. -
istna essn 10 gos,d r.ese<s 81 ir-ssnd
ms1rd asa4 yessc~- In.. ssut xAsse essart.
WeNern Csnai e az gasss~a :; ;16s g /.
n ass~sse asd Paslsaespasa 49, ~. a
A.. nsw Bin essse Irs-rsnal ~ 3es .
49,; Waite wheA Iis 81 IT, b -
BID s.d mixed los 81 /; MIXES e-sn, II.
81. yellow, IS ~; waEse. 1. -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
MARIAvnLE. April Il Is55

Ma. EprIos:-will you please inform
Tom and John that when we wish ie have
our Pcs, Office removed to an iuconveu.
ieui place. and have Postmaster who
does no, feel capable to deliver papers and
letters property. we will lie, them know
it, What business have these dirty ID.
ice seeking Wild Cats medJIing With
what does no, concern thcmi We have
TO put up with an intempcra,e Carrier
tina, does no, deliver papers to the right.
fol owners half the time aud last sum.
mer he agreed to furnish the H,rald to
a man one year for one oushelof po,a,oe.
and then took other peoples papers to do
IL with
Mr. Jordan did no, wish to accept the
office on account Of incspab,ii,y. but was
overpersu AIDED by these two dirty med.
dtes., the Carrier, and an ignoramus in
OTIS. Perhaps they are not aware Of hi,
voting the American ticket las, fall, As
well as the exp. NJ. who 10 a native Of
the right stamp. che that will not vote
for Catholic, foreigner, for James
Campbeifs sallery. much less Tot wha.
the Tildsn P. o. pays. We have moth.
ing but Natives in Mar,aville, excepting
abou, half dozen Wild cats that can
neither read nor write. 30 they can be
easily managed: and Mr. John and Tom,
We vii speak IN a voice at ,he neas Pres.
dental election .ha, viii AXE the Gus.
tom House IN spite OF all the nap.st. you
can muster tins aud the other side al the
Atlantic. And You, John. will have To
90 to work a, Your trade, making Know
Nothing bats, for We shall want a LOT Of
them. As ior Tom be can get his living
b, manufacturing False Hood for the
Bangor Mercury Herald. o by the va,
John; did you ever have a more agreea.
bic ride than you did las, winter with NJ,
B ? oil Clifton. II. d,dn, think ii worth
while 10 tell hi. brother tha, he had 'th.
honor 81 OF riding with Mr. J D Il OF
Ellsworth" as you requested ham To-
Oh. no, he didn't consider IL an henor BY
any means. JAAE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

eli over the world He SID ,hai Tor oae
practising pa ysean. ninesees yesfs ago,
10 this coooiry. there wefe now $3.50 W.
der the nee sysem. 10 Eag;snd and
on the continent ~as spreading. AID Hen.
poyAihy vas haw no s0pu1seat, weak
,hsng, ba, was the en,bodimen, Of . grea,
truth, and mus stand.
Nor muse b, the Grrmaasas, .sen a
char sciersisc poem sss delivered By DR..
II c Preston; Of Providence. ~hieh sss
well received. aud the audience adlssved
70 Faneuil Hal fos the concluding heat
sr-s Of the festival
The mee;ing va. PRESIDED over By
Lseat. G"seruo, Siaea BrOSa, assisted
BY the FOLLOWING seatlemeh vice presi
5.oss-HDn J..Aa n Watkins. Charle.
{ Hail. E-q. Adam W Thares. r., Esq.
Jahn P J-wess, Esq JACOB Sleep. E-q
- Rss.n Hsa Esan- B Fay. Rev
Charles n Leonard. OF Chels-a; iluu. S
" We'd. Wm :. ks.s, Esq, of Ro,buryi
,rsl Thatcher Ns-oan. E-q, "f Bedford
Secressrses-Dr Nesi>on, OF Charls.towu,
Dr. jackson. ol K x5ury. and Dr. Chase,
OF Cambridge.
The ,arlSa. b.=ncbe. OF the state GOV.
ernmeai we're veil represented, and a
sar-e number oi isdie- graced tie Assem-
by. Afier collation. speeches wer.
N AIDE by Lieut.. Gov Brown and Dr. We.
and when we left the Hail at eieret
&C e:k. the ase Of eIeaence Vas JUS
warming the or asy Of Hon. john ]
Haze aud several Others TO the -peakn:
p,,inl. Pleasure, ga the occasion wa,
no, i'm s~d 10 ssnnnoI,athIc usessare.
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fwfi,,sa for The Ellsworth American.


On Friday night. the 18th inst, be.
tween the hours Of ten and twelve o..
clock. the quie, little place Of Winter
Hasbof was alarmed by the thrilling cry
Of FIRE. which proved to be in the barn
Of William Rand. Esq. Neighbours
rushed hall dressed 10 the scene Of de-.
struetion, bsa too late 10 render tina. aid
which the dumb creatures so very much
needed. The barn was burned to the
ground, with al Of its contents. consist
ing Of one yoke Of oxen. two cows, five
sheep. four lambs. poultry. two tons Of
hay. farming tools. lumber. &c. Il is
10 be the work Of an incendiary
from the fact that none Of the family
was 10 the barn ahsr the sun set, and
the barn set some 6ve rods from the
dwelling house Of Esq. Reed. and the
night calm and still. May Judgment
soon overtake the wretch, whose hear
must be blackes than the ruins Of those
burnt cattle. to have committed such IN
aei Of cruelty. C. 8.
wia,eT Hasbos. April l4,h, 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

~ South Boston, on Sunday last, a
woman, while under the influence of de.
lifiam tremens. took it into her head that
the devil was in her stomach, and to pae.
NY him attempted 10 swallow BE-, rosary.
The cross a, the end was ton large for her
throat. and she nearly s.,aneled. when
the oead' were drawn out d . person
who CHANGED 10 be with her.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

q Why don't the Dol1sr Weekly
ni~es exchange with Us ! We hsse no,
Missed sending them the Amevieas every
week since We started. end yes their pa.
per has not come even ssee. Perhaps i,
is sen, to the spuriess Herald. under the
impression that We thus get il - Of old /;
il N. We would thank BIZ. SrARBucx To
msAe the proper change spaa hw book.
80 that il may reach u. fov We ore 10th 10
be without so good On ANERicAx paper
~ the Cincinnssi Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

FEsrivAL o. THE FalENDs OF iiox1o-
yArHy. The centennial anniversary OF
the birthday al Dr. Samuel Hahnen,ana,
the disros~rer Of the law ".S:miiia !Simil-
itus Cgasiar." which has grown 10 be a
common household saying among Us was
celebsased IN this city last evening by the
friends Of Homeopathy. in manner
worthy Of the man whose memory it IVES
Designed To honov. Tfse fremont re. 9.
ple was filed BY - intelligent an nut .
euee - ever assembled there. attracted
from vasious parts of the state.
Afses music by the Gernania Serasade
Esd. Dr. BENJAMIN H. West, Of this city
su.ubes VI the governors eoancilr intro
daeed D. VIM e Payne ,-of Bath. Name
in brief an elegant speech. lie said
sh. history Of the world was divided into
epoehs, each epoch characterized by arts
IL greater o. less discretionary OF a
us,.,li,i character; 40 battles. aud whence
eod i.ipsy To men: but the ep.'eh now
celebrated was one Of satisfac,oa.-Ihe
oos hundsed.h birthday Of one whose l.u-
ve.s wese not bls,od.stsined. wh" had by
,he h,ssss.ss Of Stosidence conferred
n.ah.ng bat so.'d upoa his sace.
DR. Payne was warmly received. Who
rsacseded 70 discourse upoa the matter
So whick they had assembled, an even,
~ which an might refer with hope for
hsmaaity. He gave sketch Of the life
and wosks a the great hahnemann's-
his you,hfus sssu.gles against p"vesty.
and his insure ssrrggtes agains, oppres-
sion f.s the truths sake. DR. Hahne-
usasn's discovery al his new system wa.
bssed ~ . shsossh knowledge of the
I'D, end 10 wans n ru<e rsat could bar.
nosssss ~ operations. He sought for
pew wush u medical science, aud. BY
Close ohsesvuios Of the e6ecss Of medi-
eise ueoa Ne system. - tried IN him.
sslC-ahst dat medicine produced Ger.
taia sGscis upon hiasek which CORES
p.spaed with 6eesases inr whsekshe same
dsu0 go .iven-he wrought out his rule
al nsaceies shss MAS ~ 6sss lev regula-
- neiicias. The orator esiogized his
- eaesisc g-disPnsssion. and printed to
- : s)psioss exampae 70 Be followed BY
u. helisep. wAo should PURSES the sane
luuuoe - "a n sssting The truth. Dr.
|ngkSenan vss tie ksss ~ rseemmend
n.y. sunas sDesensss a ~ ieeanf. Tor
80 = dssssv11s ~ 1s 81 TIE
- H ehaysssss. - - shei
a1o. - ! 49, - - - desth, p
5I6 hn1bsjae ~ 49, sfsessa lie.
- 80 49,. As-s~~s-~ - hoefsaenv
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SECOND DESPATCH
tszTEe rHsss E2gLSA

Coal.1A, 5 e. Is.
4 irfsef TO rke Charleston Garner by
the lsshei. states that another American
cnizes, Charles A. Peet, deailss At tim
siad De Cuba, was arrested on the c;a.
and hroa.h to Havana aud placed IN the
barracks Peel Is totally ssnoran d the
nature Of the eharges against him. iiis
w,f- and mother are ia y. YORK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

D,srrksiSe THE DEAD. Las, week
the Belfa., Journal contained . cut OF q
skeleton We knd this Gu, in tn. speci.
men book issued by Hobart l. Robbins,
OF the New England Type Foundry. Ii
was probably purchased for the purpose
OF illustrating the appearance OF a psuper
after being ''cu' up" bu, We could moi,
help thinking that i, would now be an
appropriate emblem for the Wild Ca,
party, and were ii 40, tor the natural re-
pugnance which all feel at the thought OF
disturbing the dead would recommend
The Journal TO sdop, itas symbol. Blu,
the party Is dead, and We say peace to
It's ashes" This cot, we observe, cost
seventy Eve cen,s-"a fool and his mon.
ey soon parted
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Support Your Country PAPER.

Tli- following. from the New York
Lie Iilu arated, j. worth rer,e,n!erin.
b, those uho prefer hvcr,ns the CITY
PAPER. 10 those g. their osn country or
ttwa:-
We occasionally receive letter. III
which the writers express an intention
to "st"p" csc of 'i,ew cosut., or villa ge
papers, and ,ake o..e ca ",r projections
inste adj We alssys regret to receise
such IGfinIsiIon.. We think a man ought
to supper; his own paper first, sad then
u be can al ,fd 10 take paper a, DIS
lance, IL, him do so. and We shall De
happy To suaPlz ssss uss LIE illustrated.
Inc country pres, IA ouE opinion, /,
most important IN rs e.fec, an the en-.
hghienin-nt oil tie n1ison. !, c1nsey>,
IN three thousand riils, the intelligence
OF the age from the various sources 81
inteli, ence, 10 nearly every home in the
c.,un,ry. The counry. press onga, To
receive cordial support. Every pac.
.h"uIi II, to have II. paper OF such a
character ,ha, the people would be justly
proud Of il, To tni. end let Them pay
promptly, advertise literally. recommend
warmly. and IN every way stand by their
ediis as lon. as they con>c,ent,ous!y
can.
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S:cuben 4 p,l lith lS55


Mr. Elnor an article peseit.ed nselp m
the Ellsworth American under date Ms,
ao,h IS No ia perpon,as to oe WIZ
ten BY SAN.
Now Mr. Editor in my opinion ii is
one oilhe Ros, disgrace tul 4 abusive
articles ever Pese-nies .or publication. j
had the Edi.'s ferpeesl, understood the
bearings that tins dastafJiy slang would
nj had upon the community he ouIi mo
"i gwen II STAGE III las pspsH
lie, US lo,.k at the diieram sharae,,ts
spoken oi By sam. J.ens = 81. Oh Ben
Deacon l. the fosme, Clerk vi the Un,oa
Store
This Jeems tn. renegade spoken OF |.
vii "a, pom the mior-ma,"n Of The pub
Iitk that s'euben j, ire from, all such
characters ,hareiote sams charge freed At
Jeems should hane bern freed IA .,,nt-
athen direction consequently Jeetn. is yet
anhur.
We Will see ~ho this D~ueun Old Ben
x the p NJ Of steut<n i, l. VIVA, IS HIS
general feiu,aiion
Benjamin Godlray Esp is Pos, Master
81 sieuben + II j. we'll und.rs toad ~
The lnha5nan,s oi tbs Tenn x yeeihlty
'ha, tbs PERSONAL slang r ,huse IS d,rse
led Ia hun, &, thai il is M, c.,uni-naneei
by e,,hen the American Viii. Tfer sod
Of Democratic Parties.
/, Is unnecessary 10 make any comments
upon the character Of Benjamin Godi'y
as heis a man SINE ~hss advanced III
declining years 4. that Is he has even
teen generaiy knona through as-sh''
state ASA man nosthy II the name al
man
Nom rs to the clerk spoken at nil
saey .ha, the statements are false
from the tou"dssion and the PROJECTORS al
The store Will bear me ni,Eess Vi ,h,s lac,
that the clerk As an inducemen, 10 remain
Ia the s,one wos offered 10 have his saler.
ny raised one hundred dail.ss. ye, the
business did not sui, him. r he cen.
ciudid to enter into new uanch Of bus
ners in the state Of Mass
Does this look like trying 10 drive the
clerk GU, Of the ssoss - represented be-
cause hedared TO think pos himself. say
No no, true
Perhaps Mr Editor il would be mel.
TO knon WHARF hi. Sam sesided T. wha!
his Sir name is,
Allow me TO express my opinion 4
Judging from ,he-con,emrsabie language
q the d.ssardl. eovere pessued against
Benjamin Godf:ay Esqr-os aeuben
whose name stands high ,hroughou. the
length 4 bfedd,h Of the uniied States
WHARF ever he is knoun rs man& cit
'zen) tina, i, must come from one pou'
mouth know nothing Joe residing not IN
s,eaben nei.hen in Washington county,
hut in the guzzle back Of dads Hancock
county,
Mill say nothing respecting his Tepu'
ts''on as the article retored 10 sits forth
his character better than my zen is able
to describe.
Yous Truly Ptaes.
p. r. As the wus an article apea red
in the American not long since signed
'Sam." wish you in common justice to
publish tins in reply
Yours Saml Stevens
s,euben Apr IS 5
I'VE publish the foregoing just a.
written. Wild Cat literature has eef'
ssinly "riz." The fling al Joe" and
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CexrgxrrsslE SYeoFRAScY. Th

CsxrsxrrsslE SYeoFRaScY. The
banxor Jefsrsoaian charges Us with hsv-
ing recruited" into the Wild Ca, party.
Thi. charge is made beeaaze We viii nca
be "whips into the ,rac,s aud drove
sboai By the ''ias,oni.,.. and no; because
We have 10 the least changed our ppliiics
THIS charge IS made as an sns~e- TO
what we have said about Merrill. the
god OF fusioaisEn. and because the
editor could 10, deny q, eonsrovert cur
statements. But il come. With had grace
from ~ easr holding ONCE under the
Governor. IL looks as though he had no
more Independence than to endorse eve
'ything done by Morrill,. So ii sas las,
year With the PIERCE papers when Grey
,ssn sas DESTROYED, especially such As
were favored siih pubic printing.
Fer our part, We xan; neither Office
NOT favors IL they are given and accepted
on condition .in, oursesf and paper are
ever after 10 be the tool and iickspi,ile
of the Administrator. We desp,se the
wretch who can thus barter the freedom
Of bis press for paItry gain OF a pitifui
Office We would rather die an homes,
psuper. and have our body given 10 the
Doctors, than live and fawn before the
great Il am OF fuslonisrn.
Blu; the charge that we have gone into
the service OF the Wild Cats is too absurd
TO need contradiction. Blu, even admit.
ting we had turned tfai'or to the Amer.
Party. The LStrsonian is not the paper
TO reprose US for ii. We were the frs,
10 Maine TO hois, the American colors
and for months and months We Tough!
single handed again., battalion Of Jack
Catholics. During all this time he
Jeferaonioa ei,her stood neutral, or fired
at Us an occasional shot. But when the
coafl,c, had passed and victor. perched
on the side OF the American, then, like
Fals,af, the J.fersionian becomes yer,
,al,ant-beats the dead csrcasses al the
enemy, boasts Of service rendered, claim.
aud gets the lions share OF the spo,ls
and then with the sratest seltcomplais
ance assumes to dictate a course of con.
due, to be pursued BY those fought anc
won the battle
As for ourself, We do no, choose &c
submit TO It's fusion teachings, bu, preiei
adhering TO the original principles OF The
American party, and 70, this the JtFr
sonian assume, to read US on; Of the par
ty. Be i, .o-we have never been in III,
fusion party, and It will take more thar
forty thousand such fawning sycoph ant.
as the editor Of the JeSersoaiaH to drive
Is from the American party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

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