Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14

hosts of foreigners must be purchased,
lthe means supph,d h'om the pnb'ic Crib
at the enormous price of S500,000.-
Yes. they bought them, but only for one
battle; they desert the black flag as soon
as the smoke Of battle has cleared away.
leaving the ground and position to free
men and true, but the battle RACES on in
another part of the field, until not only
Iowa Vermont and Maine gain the sum-
nit of the hill, but New Hampshire.
Massachusetts,. Rhode Island. Connect
,ut, New York. Ohio. Michigan. Wiscon-
sin. Illinois and California e :, with her
Pacific rail road inscribed upon her ban
ner, stand side by side pouring their ar
tillery. with telling havoc into the enc
my's camp-sending General Cass with
his black flag to his ignominious grave
not far down the slope is old Pcnnsyl-
vania and Indiana, which shall yet gain
the top and stand beside their free broth.
ers, never again to be separated-This
is the ractory VIC have gained. a few
more shocks from fserdoms battery. work
ed BY the wise hand of freedom God,
will drive the iguominous system of hui
man slavery from our country, and in
auguratc the rising Sun of freedom,
which shall never set. q. W. NJ.
ELLSWORTH Nov. sth 1896
ERAsTUs BRooKs.-One of the graf
flying results of the Election in New
York is the defeat of dog Noble. -
This Brooks. and this seems to be year
for dirty Brooks to make noise-has
told more fibs, revampcd.and made over,
after being rcfutcd. more down right
lies, black, STAINLESS falsehoods, than
any other political liar in the Union
There was no deccncy about him. He
could not stop at that point where COM
mon political sinners seem willing to-
to make the most Of the public failings
of candidates, but he must wallow in the
dirt, enact the scavcnger, and lie about
the religious ttnets of Fremont, make Il
catholic of him against his will and the
facts. that he might use it against him
in the election This seems the most
g,ariny and infamous when this same
Brooks, voted in the American Nation
al Convention, to ADM. catholics as
delegates But thanks to New Workers.
this dirty Brooks Will not soil the gub-
crnatoral chair Of the Empire State.
RATHER Ricu. Our Democratic friend
met the other evening to make arrange
ments for public demonstration, on the
election Of Mr.. Buchanan, and came to
the conclusion. by some mistake of course.
to have supper,-got'en up in Mr.. Fos
ter's best stylc,-on Friday night. The
next day poor Pat was relating the doings,
and said.-"Je jabbers II IS Too bad to
hare it on F,hioy, as taft of the Dem
oeratic party dDnt cal meat on that day.
We think sufficient consideration was not
shown the Irish portion Of the Buchanecr
party, 1t was the portion of Irish that
don't ca, meat Fridays hat has elected
james Platform buchanan. and their SER
vice is certainly entitled 10 some recon-
ponse. To have changed the day of
Teasing over the victory, which by their
aid has just been gained, i, the least that
the leaders cou d have DONE
Half OF the Democratic party dou't
eat meat on Friday " Good, well, one
half Southern dirt, and its not the
meat sustaining half neither
ALvERTIsE.-Adyertise, Merchants