Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-06

The Ellsworth American dcmurs Mt our
spsakingiof Marcus J. Parr3tt, drl gate -
Congress, from Kansas, as a Free State UeuI-
ocrat. The American ought tn be willing
for us to call things by their right nam es-
Parrott styles himself a Free State Democrat.
aud was elected by men who cali themselves
Free Stete Democrats. mon.
the American is willing for you (tle
Union) to call things y their ri.h; names,
and it is just what the American wants.
nothing more and nothing less. The whole
difficulty in Kansas arose, from a party there
attempting by frauds parpstrateI apon the
elective franchise, and by q serbs Of oat-
RACES which have never been rar45eled in
this country, or any other claiming to rank
among civilized nations, to thwlrt tae wish
- OF the real settlers there In this contest the
Administration Of Mr. Pierce Ms arrived "a
the sid, of the usurpsrs and the r.rp traitors
OF tue outrages. The wapta "a cr4.jE pr
sy was pledged 70 support h5al is,r;. IA NaH-
sas that was laboring by dsatis tn ut1st iJui
and influences the IN ,st fendis4, to strike
down Freedom in Kansas, and to establish
Slavery there. Every Govern n sent there,
while his instructions wera fresh from tie
Cabinet at Washington. was fall Of zeal f9r
the furthcrance OF the Ds.a lcrltic slavery
Propaganda 5 views. As pne Of TAGS. @ 1ygr-
nors falter.d in their mission, Trey were polite
ly requested to resign, or their position WIS
made so uncomfortable, that fr3n necessity
they were obliged t. leave. Aad 50 II has
been all through this exciting struggle for
Right in Kansas. Every oiiceaoldtr in the
Upion laughed at and rdicuicd .sBleedins
Kansas, and declared that there Was 10
treable there, that there had been no frauds
en- the ballot-box, that the free State men bad
not been NAL treated and murdered in cold
blood, and were obliyioas t. the fact that The
men who had been IN Ist conspicuous in these
foul deeds were the recipients ot gffice from
the National Administrator Yet this par
ty, after boasting Of the fairness Of matters
there. opposed sending Comw sson there to
ascertain the facts.
Parties formed in Kansas upon the issues
raised there by the conniyance or the sane
ton of the National Dem cratic party. those
Issues being either for or against making
Kansas Slave State, or sanctioning the
plans which had been initiated and success
fully practicod up 70 this time, tending -
that end. The Free State men found the
ofhce-holdcrs. Territorial and National, ar
rayed against them. In he recent election
there was no middle course-no ird party
no 'good Lord and good Devil politicians
- be found. Those men who had labored
for Free Kansas, and against the wicked ac-
tions of the Democratic party there, formed
the party which recently elected Hon. Mar
Gus J. Parrott delegate to Congress. The
National Democracy, aias the pro Slavery
Democracy, a,as the Border Rufhln Democ-
rscy. organized and nominated Hon ExGoy.
Ransom, as the administration candidate and
voted for him and were defeated, because
through the efficient action OF the free state
men in organizing companies to defend the
ballot box, they could not get in Mis-
sonrians enough to overcome the legal voters.
er supported, the candidate which the Wash
ington Union supported, and the candidate
which Mr.. Buchanan wished to see elected.
and the candidate which. had r. ',zar st-a+ai
the ofSce-holders from 0uodiy u Oregon
eJv'oss. ~''nr Tn nlIr nililat vii
lagc, on Saturday night, after tie election,
the Bangor Union said the election had gone
for the administration, and that Plrr.t was
defeated, and some Of the ofica-holderS here,
almost went mad for JOY over the result
If the Union wishes for any evidence as
TO who committed the frauds against the
Free State party. let it read Gov Walkers
recent Proclamation, wherein he saws; The
consideration that our party by this decision
will loee the majority in tho Legislative As
sembly, does not mako ur duty in the prpm-
ses any the less solemn an imperative, &c,
&C."
We have no objection to your calling Mr..
PARROT Free state Democrat: all we object
70. is to your assuming that there can he any
possible connection between such man
such principles, and the self-styled National
Democracy, We hope the Uniou under
stands the point.
CoSTrNrEp FROM THE MaeHrAs CsroS.--