Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-07

| Hon. Edward Everett Will deli yer
bis Grafton in Bangor on Monday Even
ing, Aug. 10Th.
There is an exhibition of the Bur
dell murder lin wax fgures) in Bangor
The Ne,cs pronounces such a show infa.
nous
The Bangor Ne,cs thinks all the
members of the allied party arc not
pleased with the recent marriage between
the Democrat and the Journal.
We learn by the Wing tina. Rev
Father Baps: Of that city, has commenc :
ed preaching temperance to his congre-
CATION, declaring that the "vice of in
temperance is ruinous TO body and soul. y
At the close of fervent address. nearly
III of his congregation remained and re-
ceived the pledge. This was on last
Sabbath afternoon. II there had been
any government officers at the meeting,
they would probably have lief, on accoun.
of the Rev gentleman's carrying politics
into the pulpit.
The MINNESOTA CoNrusIoS.-The
st. Paul Pioneer OF July 9th has the
following account of the election 10
PEN Ia county. on the strength of which
the ID mocracy claims six delegates in
the Convention abou, to form a state
Constitution for Minnesota
BY the arrival of Mr. II. l.. Baldwin
from Pembina on Sal lrday, We are
placed in possession of the actual re.
turns of the Delegate Election there,
which we hasten to lay before our rca.
ders. Mr.. Baldwin il one of the pion-
GERS of the West. and an old r.siden,
of this city. so tina. his statements NAV
be implicitly replied on as correct.
/ Mr. Baldwin says that the voters OF
Pemblna City on the scest SIDE Of fhr
rirer got together on the Is, Monday
IN June and drew up a :icke, to be vo-
ted for on the cas-, side OF the river. and
knowing by the provisions of the Enable.
ing Act that the west side had no par.
in the election. the polls there were no,
opened.
On the east side Of the Red River h.
say. there were two places of voting
and the ticket Democratic OF course
and the only one in the fieid--was com
posed Of four candidates. and ran as fol.
:. lows Jos, Role.se. Jerome ST. Martrc,
J. =. Wilson. J. Nerscre.
Of these ]. Rolet,e and Jerome ST.
Mar:re were both from The nsa side Of
r'rcr. Outside, "the boundaries of the
proposed State, and Of the remaining
two J. p. Wilson. rcsidcn, OF Minnca-
polls was then on flying trip to Shcy-
enne 900 miles from the election pre-
cinct, and had never been near Pcmbina
IN hi, life. Jos aph Verse-e Vas half breed
living on the east side the only one on
the ticket clig bic TO Gle tom.
Mr. Baldwin a Demoora, himself wa.
! present, but pcrceiying that game OF
high handed fraud was being PLAYED
refused 10 participate, and threatened TO
post every man sho became an accom-
/ pliAnee in the crime.
We'll, the farce went on, and Mr. Bald
win asrcrtaircd a, nigh, from the JUDI.
( cs * Election that there had been only
+ eleven i'll Votes cast. al told and
that i've } Of these came tion Pcmhi.
+ ma CRY, on t..c west side This would
leave slX sim pure voters to rlcc, foqr
/ delegates; hut naw German and his i,sis,
Seeker, Shetbutne, FAndrau. Siblc,
| Brown X Co. insolcnily claim str dc G
/ gates. or rRtelsELY ONE DfLpGArr Te
livery VOTER.
The two extra men whom they have
! fraat ulenily summoned to the rescue Of
co.iaPsing Democracy. are james Meet.
| fidge who i, custom house fhcer a, Penn
AIat. and who was clerk at the bogus
election, the ridiculous details Of which
We giye above. and halt-brecd cousin
Of Rolettcs. All these SIX are now sit.
TN, III the Democratic Convention, 10
frame Constitution for the free people
Of Minncsota To the truth of the
above facts Mr. r. is willing to make afs
ayit
err, the particulars of this stupsn-
iou- fraud. which the German rebsls
a !. would be hidden in the shadow of
= on !naxpiofrd obscnri'y. are before
ne word. On these SIX n the whole
farce OF the Revolu,iunis,s leanin, 70,
an apology. 4 5 without these they would
bc-even admitting the other half doz
en- OF their bogus members to be 81.
mon pure in helpless minority Of
eleven. \ fair and candid s,atemen, of
facts IS now before the people. aud with.
out comment, we leave all homes, men
To deduce their own differences.
HoNEoPArHY.-The large city hospi
tai of Chicago has been placed, by the
board of health, under the charge OF two
medical boards, one OF the allopa,hic
school Of medicine, and the other of the
homeopathic. To the latter only abou,
one fourth of the building has been allor.
ted, but more room will be given IL need
ed. Eeeh patient, on entering. Is to