Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17

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BARS majority, l12G
Tie Bangor Enes says there c5ofJ
not have been less than 1880 persons at tho
p5usias mass meeting At Bangor The ir,s
delegation was from Ellsworth and interme-
iate towns accompanied by the Ellsworth
Brass Band with thirteen pieces, whose ms
sic was -" execeaiuly erslitsble aud high
commended Oh the street.
FoHNEY denounncS, 10 tho strongest llt-
guage - be found IN tho Dictionary the re-
cent action Of The Pcnnsy sanl Dcinocale
Committee. The Douglas men will submit
u no such humiliatins terms as that com
mttcc PROPOSES lie says they intended 10
have =" 4 clean victory or u clean defeat, =
TOY. Seward arrived at Portland at
. o'clock On Monday. and addressed a crowd
who greeted Inn a; the depot lie arrived
at Boston the same evening and addressed a
large collection of people in front of the
Revere House.
AEgaNsAs-The returns from this state
Indicate the election al johnson as Governor
and llndman Tor Congress, both regular
pemoerats 81 also in the other District
tie regular Democrat is elected There is
No Douglas party in this state as yet Ono
is 10 l,e orsanizeA
-g-rbc Machias iaioa says, because it
has never sccn or heard of any speech Of Mr.
Lincoln in opposition u the fishing lountic>,
therefore he is against the fishing I.ounticr
Oh, what logie,an, BFo. Drisko, YOU must
h.
i, is said that Thaidaus lIyat, will
institute suits in the sta,e courts against
.4oss s5n. .5rs who voted for his imprison-
ment,
Fiar-A Gre broke cut between ! l and :
o'clock Tuesday evening in the store on Wa
ssr St, occupied by Me-srs Slower ( Mitchell
rae gods wcse a out all consumed as we'll
as the inside of tho store. The store MAS
owned By Merchants Bauk, Portland
y southern laper exIr -s.es the con
iidant bs.iet that. AZ Tee event 81 Mr.. Lin
c5Iu's election, NJ man will dare u ace. T.,
ailies undcr him IN any silyr holding Stalc.
We would reErrt oSereliusly to Sc lincoln
eiaetHd, but, sooner tan 1t All the n.hees in
Ilui-y,lle remain vacant, W. would take -
lew OF thein l. aur.' iyes--Ii only 10 show We
were Bot airaid.-L9aHriH. J95raai.
lloa. Jam VI. Ma. II, l. : senator fre,n
Virginia having called tie Douglas moo
res " lepr5as ab5litoui.ts.' ;he Washing
tn States r tlrts BY iaaeiinS upon him the
title OF q " lcprous secessi0nist.'
The Louisville journal says that Chang
aud EBs, the Sianese twins differ in politics
10th are veteran Democrats, but Chang is
new for Breekinridsc, and Eng for Douglas
/ CEvsrs.-lhc town of oldtown show. a
very handsome gain. In lsj0 the populA-
ton was 2os1-this year 3s67--a gam Of
+ so
Rev. Jas Eeleaer, of Boston, will
preach in the Baptist Meeting House in this
village, on Sunday next.
--The teachers Of Somerse. County are
to hold Convention at Athens On the 2oth
Of August.
1t Is sid tue hay crops on the flrins
b94erin- ON Saco River, will be fall two
thirds Of What it was last year, and Of o
great deal better quality.
ten. G. \. Scroecs, Prosi.leat Of the
/ american State Council Of New York. and
d4lesate TO the reeent Hs!l AMI Everett, State
Convention, has cone out for Lincoln and
iIamlin in an able speech
--Rcy. 5 {. Fcssenlen was nominated
Tor Congress in the Third District on WeG-
Hes.lAy OF lass wc-k.
We have had only two or thrce show
RS i3r The whole ra-9n, with the r" accomp-
ailments q Thuniar and Lightning.
II. tic GsggkenriIse AMI Lane State
C9a lati5u in New York last week. the
name Of Albert H. Tracy. who Las boen
doad moFe than two years was put ON tho
Eleetoa ticket. and there the ticket stands
now. This cas- only finds a parallel in somc
counties in Penn. where some Old Democrats
! think they are still voting tor General
Jackson.
II correspondent Of the Tribune writ.
Ing from Munich Chunk, y. Eastern. pa.
sAys, Ii every legal vote Is pollcd ON tho
second Monday Of October, Curtin tRcppb-
lican val be elected GOV. by at least $4,000
majority. Tie w0rA Of organization is 90
ing on aud our frioAda are in earnest.
-oar ei;izons have the opportunity ~
g down river, On lluebcrrying excursion
to long Island, with the opportunity to Try
haad at maekgrel fishing On the way, as
o.tsn aa once or twice a week. We Ike
these social excursions, their tendency i. to
make th9se who 20 on them better acauaiat
eli with each other.
fiity.oao car l9aIs Of live Ropublieans
wer poarsl into Springfield Illinois. the res
idenee of Dir. Liacola, to attend the grand
IN aeiins at that lace On the evening Of tho
.th inst.
Judge Nelson Of New York. ono of the U.
, ,. supreme judges, is said to prefer Mr..
poaslas Tor the Presidency.
The Great Eastern sailed from D,ltimore