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The y. Y. Herald call the Cincinn
BosroS. 8 Avon Place.

The y. Y. Herald call, the Cincinna-
ii Convention the" Niger drivers con
vention," and declares that the Demo
cratic party, SO long plumins itself as the
party Of the Union and the Constitution
has ia Ten at length under the eo"t,oi OF
Tie Niger drirers OF the South 1t pro.
poses the following resolution ~ . part
Of the platform.
ReSo ret, That niggers. pistols, bowie
knives and bludgeons are the fundamen,
tai principles OF the Democracy, as re.
constructed under the administration o
our wsrl Ike Frank Pierce by our deal
friends, the Southern niger drivers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

WHAT DEMOCRACY HAS IN STORE
FOR THE NORTH. THE time is close
at hand when such statesmen as Sum-
ner and Hale will have justice. full
justice done them: when. in short an
Abolitionist will be lynched as readily in
New York and Boston as in Charleston
or New Orleans. N. Y. Day Book "a
Democratic paper.
This n. Y Day Book is edited by a
custom house official. and it advocates
the most ultra pro-slavery principles
II is said that funds were raised in the
South to start it into life. Be this so
or not, it advocates extreme Southern
views, and is as far from promuIgating
democratic principles as it can be-
Only think of democracy that
will not tolerate freedom OF speechi
or a democracy that W IL advocate
the lynching of good citizens. scholars
and statesmen, because the, do not
believe that negro slavery is the
NFiHNi otohiE vi uttuUCrdCN. nor
whtcslaver freedom. What
misnomer to apply the word demo-
ca; to the present Pierce par,y-a par
ty TINT uses Is influence. and all the
appliances o. p 'tronage and all the au-
thority of the f"doral government in all
its different 6ianehes to circnmscrioc
tn bounds OF freedom. and 70 wrest the
Constitutional right and privileges of
citizens OF the Union. It not Only b.
licvcs in negro Slavery. but it does whit
is n times as bal II is wilin; - take
away the right of free white mn to
effect its object. EXTEND SLAVERY
Avu LIMIT FREEDOM is their motto.
Senator Toombs, said "he hoped to
see the day when he could call the roll
o his slaves on Bunker IIill. This
Day Book echoes the opinions of the
party as I present constituted. II is
the mouth piece OF t { leaders, and we
nope the people will read nd ponder
,ha principles i adsotates
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

CoNSEcTICUT SESAToR.-Hon James
Dixon was elected United States Spna-
tor from this State on "Wednesday of last
week. Mr.. Dixon was the American
candidate. and was elected to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the expiration OF
Mr.. Toucev's term. honorable and free
dom loving men everywhere will re- dice
that another doughface has been reached
through thu ballot box. As fast as this
class of politicians arr consigned to OBJ
security, one by one, as the popular feel
ing can be brought to bear upon them
the people leel relieved, and "Rejoice to
see the curse removed"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

THE WEATHER.-For some weeks
past the weather has been most discouraZ-
insly variable. One day it has been
warm and beautiful, and the next wet
and cold, so as to render fire at houso
or Office, quite comfortable, if not indis
pensiably necessary during that time
there has seldom been two real pleasant
days in succession. This wea her will
do very well for grass, which bears a
most beautiful green, and indicates "a
heavy crop of hay but for nearly all
kinds of grain and vegeta bles. it is ~
wet and cold, either for planting oil
vegetation, except. in certain high and
gravelly or sandy locations.
Such state of things super added te
the dullness of business and scarcity O
money ARE producing residences of split
looking Westward Maine will un.
questionably lose many of her worth,
citizens the present year
"Hope springs eternal in human breast.
Man never is, but always TO BE blast
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13
For the American.
Freedom MsY Live.

xACOuVA AAe AANS'
Mn. EDITOR Sir. Perhaps little CONVEX
sation with the readers of the American may
be pleasing on the one hand aud entertaining
on the other. especially those of whose princi-
pies intend to treat.
The great cause of freedom too. doubt not
viii never fail TO interest The rcspcctalle class
Of our commuuit, who p'tronize your paper;
aid while their syTnpalh'es are excited by the
aggrcssons of All abusive. administration, and
the fire of 10 kindles m behalf OF hoerty and
right, they will cast an eye TO windward and
take a survey of the impending storms, and
then s. ,cken sail TO meet its utmost fury
They are ready TO acknowledge that roman
ism, and slavery are twin sisters, for where
the last exists the iir, :nus,.thc Roman atho-
lie church could never stand were it not for
he cloud OF ignorance that wells the minds of
men-,cs intellectual. immortal me-. are shut
eat trom the means Of inslrucuenby conscience
hardened, and soul scared, priests, claiming to
lie ambassadors OF jehovah, and denying the
right to read the BlJle--that book Of all others
that teache. man hei. OF brute, and as gn>
70 him the command OF creation iHstruets his
m RAJ facial lc> and Its him for Heaven.
Slase-y may pr >eut fair exterior; and
how we were about to say it claims to b"
the mos; tenctc;ent eterpri,e ADVANCED, on
God faots.ool; upwards Of three millions Of
creature. N the United States o; America aro
X pt. pruv.1 d ~. clothed. and 20 ;et,h, who
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"flT To GoyIRN ", >D1 T. LiyE.-O NJ
TON "i>IRtuLI, WIN N UNIFIED TYE2>T,
BLOODY senTIRfp, wilIN SHALT Tnot srE
THY WHOLESOME DAYS AGAls -'-S4eis,
TINS soiioquihed the conseiene- stricken and
diseons1late Pierce, after reading the tela-
;rlsl' ic Tvs Of his downfall OF slaurl t,r II
the Cincinnati Convention Il e Pad Inst
W. may readily b lir,e. How str;tingly true
, is it tat the traitor is diepi,s'l, by ttosa
whom be- rvs, as well as by the b Tray d
What a lesson Tor aspiring, rsekl -, ln,rin-
eipled Politicians, dos the four vars pf
trsachery, Of yacillating imbetilty Of Frank
Pierce teach, What Il : qCel t. So fair and
brig Il beginning How infinitely better it
would have been, for President ri re, if lie
rad remained in rtiroment, Outstanding what
little OF honor and fame his previous career
would afford. than 10 have been dragged be-
fore the public, and raised to the istes, sta
ton wit in the ii Of i free peollt, that he
mig Irove, 10 how low d rta OF intamy,
want Of integrity of principles and tryacAery
topuhlished Of inions could consign lin.
Bat the country will see her ''wlol some
days again, wien man shall be elected to
fill the presidential chair, who will have
some object in view besides triekery in poll
tics---a man who is Statesman, not a cum
ming, trimming politician merely. For
such man we must look to the PARTY of
freedom and of the people srights
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

To THOSE ARREAEs.-We dislike
% dan. and do not wish to now, but
&C cannot iorbear to remind our readers
thlt when we purchased tie Ell lc At.
aerHao printing establishment. thera
were due on Its hooks of less than !,
years standing, about $3.50. which We
purchased. Since that time. and recent
y, We have purchased new cypc, and
made other arrangements to improve
the paper; and We ask ctr friends to
assist us, by sending in their indebted
ness, so that We shall not have TO FL uY
the paper with advert ements, to pay
eur expenses. We find we have *
pended some hundreds OF dollars more
than we have collected. since we took
charge Of the paper. We make this of
Ter to ali who will pay AID continue
their subscr ptiol. We will t,kc at thu
rate o! 81 30 per annum for all dues.
We wish to appoln. agents in every
town in the county. to collect dues. and
obtain subs cribers to the American. -
AIS to give us the local news items OF
their yicinities. Who will act: Let us
know by letter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

TOTAL ABsTINESCR NOT MODERN ISS7k-
rloS Except thou desire TO hasten Thy end,
take this ;or general rule. that lhou never
add any artificial heat 10 thy body by vine OF
lhy natural heat; and the sooner thou dost b- :
sin TO help Nature. the sooner She wall iorsake
thee, an, leave thee TO trast altogether to art.
Sir MAILER RALElGH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13
Governor Metcalf Reelected

CONCORD, N. N, June 5.
The Legislature to-day, in joint con
,entiop, elected Ralph Metcalt Governor
BY the following vote;
Metcalf Opposition 10
Wells (Democrat) lou
Governor Metcalf will deliver his Mes
ssze this afternoon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

Mr. Fuller OF "aime as written a le,,cr l.,
the bangor Jou nai. eidea,oring t exc &c
himself Tor voting against inquiry the Keat-
hg murder case; and Ter voting Wit the i We
holders on the le,t n,oiions against inve,t,ga-
Ing the sumner Outrage We have not room
to-day to notice the lett, but shall have
"ord 10 say to-morrow.-f Wig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

An OHPH'c eAYlSG.-Mr Splynx.
on hearing OF Bachan ms nc.n nation,
merely r. pon!td, "P P, P Bling
pressed to explain himself, he growled
ou,-""hancy Pierce Pheelinxs."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

FOURTH OF JuLy.-AlI that contemplate
celebrating the glorious Fourth. will please
notice the advertis, men, Of Messrs. Sander
son Lanersan, the we'll known Pyrotechn-
lists 20 the OF city boston. They are prepared to
furnish Their superior Colored Fme Works in
any design or in any quantity desired-they
are the most extensive Pyrotchnlsts IN the
United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13
SEVEN Pooh TRAVELLERS. nv Charles

SEVEN Pooh TRAVELLERS, by Charles
Dickens. This is very interesting
work of abou, 40 pages, just published
by I. B. Peterson, lO2 Chestnut st,
Philadelphia. Price IL ID cts. 1t is
like all of Dickins writings. full of hu.
man nature. and we'll worth the price
asked.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

REMARKABLY The Boston Post announces
n this State. The death of "CuRIs1IAx Dem.
el"' An occurance SO unusual is surely
entitled 10 all the emphasis winch The Pos,
gives to it, and it might have aided with per-
ieet proprle'y, "no other p per has the news"
New Ii mpshre Democrat,
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7 lit2os,
The Washington correspondent osih
New York Colr,er and InquartT saws;

ne w ea-4'1- 9 VT. VT =
New York GoDr,er and MqnarfT saws:
"Ihave frequently tesrd Judse Batter
,ssail Mr.. Sumner, in debate, IN words
and manner so insoient, and with ARE
gance 80 overbearing that It appeared 10
me. an indifferent listener. lntoleTaois 10
human nature, For language and de-
meanor, not comparing in oHenslveness
with his repeated attacks upon MI Sum
uer. | heard Mr.. Benton denounee Judge
Butler in the Senate Chamber by that
epithet which throughout the world Is
sccounteda deadly insult. Colonel Ben,
ton never ratractsd nor apolosl1ed' and
bevond a httle iroth about honorable
satisfaction, nothing followed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

HUNG IN EFFIeY.-P. S. Brooks
and Frank Pierce were hung in etiigy in
Concord, last week, and on the Pierce
and King liberty pole erected in 1886.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

The Richmond Wing states that Mr.,
Fillmore will not return to this country
until after the Presidential election; he
now in Russia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

Brooks has had four canes given him
from the South. The last cost $50. and
was noticed" A knock down argu-
n1ent'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13
DR.. WAR Rem
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Throat and Lpue Diseases.
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AEI3CLE THFIo,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

CANES VERSUS BaAtNs.-South Cara
lima can furnish plenty of clnes, as an
offset to the Massachusetts, Senators
brains.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13
ADDRESS OF THE METHODIST
CLErGYMEN NOW ~ BOS-
TON TO Mr.. SUMNER.

Iplsc0paI Cnulch. IA t11 catJ .. HOAtoIl
And vicinity, to o. press to yuu, In IA.
form of friendly epi4tla, th7 feelings
which recent events n your persona.
history have Awakened IN our hearts.
Though it is oar Office II l'5re 10 bright
or worlds, aal - lead tA2 way "
deem jart r"sarl FOX tho well-oe.n: {.
the present world in 10 wav i.aoHlpatt-
bic with the duties @: or nigh vocation.
" { eAerIsA ,.vcp interest ID tao great
est mora! s:rals.. Of our ase ar.i coan-
tFf-the contest between A::l-l-caa tree-
dom and Am gieaa d .sp5.is.ll. fo1 Ia,
reason, We have iut9ntiy marked yoar
career as comha taa' IN the arena OF o1f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

The editor OF an Ohio paper publishes
the name Of his subscribers who pay up regu.
rally unde- the head of Legion Of Honor"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

@lt is singular fact that the heather
seldom use the names of their idols irreverently
while scarcely Christian community is dee.
ti,ute Of swearers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

How TO SAVE FIFTY CESrs.-pay
tor your paper in advance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

The Methodist General Conference of
Maine, will be held in Gardner July 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-13

The Bee says Mr.. Fillmore is on board the
Atlntic. due az Ner York on the 18th.
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Che GIIsmcrtb Ameriean.
ELLSWORTH:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1858.
Pro.Slaverv Nominations.

t.,tt l. b.atgl Nv oil
III. ,.r;.,u ovid r,,,nr,r,tod b. -.
ms. c,,.Iro.qd tesciers Of its sublime doc.
,r;ros +ts+ p, -.,.aive 1a,,.or and ,no-. ,,rra-
o,,. t,ss.;n,-s TN, ~, o,r.,, pn,.. r .,or-,
YRS. v.,n,s, y, tho,tf,l c,r ,ha smallest
r,,,r. and ,,,e lass.r BLESSINGS Tn. result
# tb> r,,.,,+ Cincinnati; Convention in throw
ing oy,rb,arl ri.rsa. Douglas, i Co.. with
out as much as extending to thc.n.-as they
walked tie plank. and tun.rlgd hcaleore-
most into the ssa nfeblivi,r.--ayepan ordi-
nary life preseryer or a s,,tta nsrcha cane. to
!gagIfan OUT hi, for a short time, their dis
graceful ,oliti~al existence is hopef,l omen.
aud blessing which calls for suitable graft
tuda. The rraat blessing in store for tde
citizens IF this countrywide Young. ar,leat.
patri5ric ard freedom loving voters Of t.
Union. is the triamphan. election ola rr-si-
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'''' horrors % u Z "'''-' hel1 ioF 'ha Pur-
pos" q i I'm out we prefer an honor
ao1' ""f 10 Sef'i'uds but wAen i"ica
9i ircumseahc NIKE II imperative, w
'AHI be found on tie sue @ jrefao@'
WI never the time, wherever the place,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03
DIR 1lall2 Salp.
THURSDAY, JANUARY .. Is5G,
The Presidents Message.


We present this long and prosy document,
this morning, entire. to the exclusion Of other
matter Of less general interest. There is
much in it, particularly in relation to our for
eign affairs, that calls for no special comment,
though there is an evident wish to get up
foreign breeze, under cover CT which to carry
out the pro-. lavery schemes at home, and thus
to secnre his own re- eleetion-the Sua,muna
6onan' of all earthly good in his estimation.
1t is this that has led him into that deepest of
all depths of degradation, which he has reach
ed in the latter portion of his message, where
he out Herods Herod in his devotion to Slav-
cry, and in the utilization of his own section
of the Union. So palpable is this that it is
nauseating even to the bluest of the hunkers,
and that paragon of hunkersm, the Boston
Courier. itself, very coolly expresses its con-
tempt and loathing of it. Alas for the ma.
ton that has such men at its head. May we
not hope there is better time coming, and
that it is near at hand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

DARING OUTRAGE AT WINcHENDoN.-Levi
Bosworth, J. Relic, Bowman Lincoln, ohm Low
ell, Chauncey Bosworth, Alfred Clark and George
r SherWin, of Winchenden, were examined in
that place, Friday and Saturday, before y. H.
Merriam, Esq, of Fitchburg, on charges of the
most serious nature. 1t is alleged in the COM
plant, made by Reuben Harris, that on the morn
lngof the llth of December, between the hours
of one and two o'clock, the above named parties,
having their faces BACKED, and wearing red caps
foIeibly entered the house of Horace Bosworth
In Townsville, village of Winchenden, and
committed an assault of most aggravated ma
ture One Of the parties was knocked down by
Mr.. Bosworth when he first entered, but the 9th.
ers followed him close, extinguished the lights
andupset table on which su; per was being pre-
pared for Mr. Bosworth's family. One of them
seized Miss Frances D. Bennett, sister of Mr.
Bosworth's wife, threw her over his shoulder, and
carried her out of the house, choking her at the
same time to prevent her cries of murder from
being heard by the neighbors. The rest seized
VIM L. Clutterbuek, the young lady's lover
dragged him out some forty or fifty rods from the
house, where they stripped off his coat and vest,
daubed him with black paiat, struck and beat him
severely, and left him on the ground bleeding,
faint, and disabled
The origin of this trouble was the jealousy of
several of the young men above named who were
suitors to Miss Bennett and being incensed
against her andCutterback, the successful lover,
insulted them one evening by following them
home, treading on their heels, striking and push.
ing them. For this offence they were tried on
the 10th of December, and fined by the justice
And it was after the close of this trial late
in the night, that the assault above described was
committed. Cutterbuck is nineteen years Of age,
and Miss Bennett is about sixteen. They are in
teligent, respectable, and worthy Attempts
wern made, by threats of further violence, not
only to Brighten Clutterbuck into silence, but to
pay the fines imposed upon his ASSISTANTS, their
nrst trial. The affair has created much excite.
ment in Winchendon as it well may, for such an
outrage is crime of no ordinary magnitude and
if proved, will send its perpetrators to the State
Prison.-Fitchbu1y Reeeiie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

IMPORTANT DIseovERT Editor OF the Rosion Journal :
Dear Sir-Believing that have maize important ds-
covery ia medicine and have succeeded compromising
cough preparation OF than ordinary value those
afflicted with lung complaints and coughs which is entire
ly free from all isonous acids, minerals opium in
any Of its various forns, desire call attention the
fact through your widely circulated Journal Without
haus;ing the language in wordy commendation more
extended advertisement suffice it to say that by its
markabe healing and soohiog powers it at alays
the irritation Of the menbraRe, thereby aording
smost instant reyt Persons having sufficient confidence
TO testit virtues will find of neacuabe Leneft 1t
ma be had my Office Hayward Place. or of Messrs.
BURR PERRY, only, No Cornhill, Bostun. Those un-
able to pay, shall receive it free, personal con.
Yours, truly, VI. R. HAYDEN,
Eclectic Physician.
The above aIlades to Or. Hayden's Healing Balsam
or Anchor Of Hope, which is said to b. marvel
remedy for coughs and all diseases Of the lungs It
is certainly worthy OF trial Messrs Leonard = Co.,
express messengers will obtain those who may de-
sire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Pi tts5urg, Pa, Jon.
l@.-At Darlington summit, at half past four
yesterday afternoon, the three 0 clock passen-
ger train going west on the Oho and Penn
sylvania Railroad. came in collision with the
freight train coming east, which was out Of
its time. the conductor probably endeavoring
to each the switch, which is but a short dis.
lance from where the collision occurred, where.
by four persons were instantly killed and six
teen more or less dangerously wounded
among them the engineer and fireman of the
express araIn. The locomotives and cars were
smashed, both trains being under full head
way. The watch Of the conductor of the
freight train was found about three. quarters
of an hour too slow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

The GENERAL CoURT, it will be seen, is
organized, and it is possible that, under the
operation of the provisions of the amend
ment of the Constitution, the Governors
Message may be delivered to, day. 1t viii be
seen that c. A. Phelps Of Boston, is elected
Speaker, Devereaux, the bunker, having been
defeated in the K. N. caucus by some eight or
ten majority. This is triumph of honesty
and liberal principles, which, we trust, is not
to stop here.