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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

The kindness OF some Of our friends has
placed Us In position. where il will be i'm
proper to say much IN reference - the sue
eessor OF our excellent chief Magistrate -
We will, however, venture a general remark
OF two IN relation 10 this question In times
past, we have always taken the ground, that
the PEOPLE should be left unbiased TO settle
this matter for themselves The schemes and
plans oil interested politicians, ought never
to override the wishes aud opinions Of the
masses. Nominations should always be nais
by the people and then they will be cordially
supported al the polls. Another thing, in
selecting candidates for Governor from ume
10 time, different sections Of the State should
be equltably and iairly dealt by. othe~
things being equal, there is no reason why
one section or locality should make a monop-
oily of this Office. We will only add. that
among the names mentioned as rivals, We
have heard Of none we wcG,.! not cordially
and heartily support, provided they arc hirs
y nominated at Republican State CopYea,
ton - Oxford Dep,ocra,
Hon. John j Perry, the editor of the Dem.
ocraf, speaks thus Of the guberaatorial que,-
lion. Being a prominent candidate by
the par,ialty Of his friends and the fitness Of
the man, his words assume Importance. So
far as we know, the writer has many warn
friends and no eaemies in this section. But
there is remark incorporated in the article
alluded 10, and copied, the principle Of which
We do not subscribe to fully, and which has
done and will continue to do much harm in
the State. The statement is this;
Different sections of the State should 30
equisably aud fairly dealt by"
This recognizes the doctrine Of " turns"
popular doctrine of these later days. We
have no sympathy for, or belief in any such
dogma. Ii is antagonistic to the bes, inter
esss Of the State and any political commun-
ity which adopts it. The State, or any po-
litcal division in it, is entitled to the services
Of the best talent and the most able man
there is in that division, no matter where hs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

u The Norfolk Dag Book of the 30th ul,.
has the following article on the capture o!
New Orleans, and on the treaehery, which
1t insinuAtes, has led to it
I" The telegraph toll. :: .ais morning the mos
aepi'raP!e tale ever heard in America, or
We believe in the whole world. Two con,
temptio!e lite steamers have come up h the
great city OF New Orleans-inhabited by q
population OF two hundred thousand souls,
defended BY miles Upon miles Of columbiad.
ahl riicd cannon, possessing six floating bat
tefies OF immense power, and containing with,
III her bosom not less than thirty thousand
disciplined troops-and have commanded Tho
authorities to haul down the Confedorat,
flag
Sailing through miles Of the heaviest ar,ill,
cry, 1t does not APPEAR that 50 much as a
single shot was fired at these two little steam.
ers. On the contrary, everything seems 70
have been prepared beforehand for their auie,
reception. The troops were Immediately
Withdrawn least they might feel disposed 10
demur, all The defense on the lake were des-
mantled. The guns were thrown down with.
out being injured, the steamboats, that could
have cotton up steam in an hour and been
of were burned, and the defenders wers
drawn of to distant point.
Never since the world began was them
such transaetion--so dark, % mysterious
50 altogether unacc0untable.
Terrible suspicious are ahoat. but We hold
1t best not TO give voice to them until some
thing more definite shall have reached Us. y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09


batteries. Thsy had been orteT,i to TIE righ'
To feel the enemy, aud II possible % turn
Their left wing. Ihey were met y Gen
E4rly's brigade, consisting Of we GA -No' "a
Carolina and the -sth and 5>ih virginia reg
imsnts, with squadron OF cavalry "lo 4N-
yancet in lines OF battle.
0ar trJoTr, who were quickly preFarea 10
receive them. opened heavy hfe 90 them .
Toe e1smy alvaHcsl steadily 70 Nt'2lh !" I
hgnirei ysr,3s, when 6en- HAne2ek eT'leF'7l
hayongt charged, which vas s1eea;el VIA
the greatest courage.
The rebel line broke, they eAAne pane,
stricken and I'd, !ea'in- i7.iF dad aI3
wounded behind Iea rs5S.s .s's - ' ga !
ard 10 w-undes. We 2!so TOOK - q 'leth
Tr.slBeas-
Anon. the rsl.r.s killed an II ='i'1 ID vi
+ ~, C5l,se ard I4slt. Colonel q; t1e N'''a
tar5liua regiment
or l5Ss Wa l. Killed a3i a5'Gs ~ v01n
I3s!.
Anon. the ercuy' jeai Vas :9e ls2d1>s g
the Lieut.. tJi50et a5d NA}fF d VIZ 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09
(>iEnci,l G. 3 MCCLELLAN,

FgrEiNG rHE >LAyE- o. KFBELs The fol-
loving is the bill introduced ~ Mr. Eliot Of
Massachusetts, proyiiiag for the fr,sdom
from sersito d OF the slaves Of rebels en- gagged
in oar abeitiag the existing rebellion against
the Government 8f the Uaitcd States. Some
importance Is attached to this bill. from the
fact that Mr.. Eliot Is Chairman Of the Selec.
Committee Of the House 10 whom the whole
subject Of coutsc4tion has been referred
SIC. i. II any person or persons within the
United States, or within any State or Terri
tory thereof. shall, after the passage OF this
at, wIlil!ly engage in armed rehellian
against the Government Of the United States
or shall williully aid or alct such rebellion.
every such person shall thereby forfeit all
claim which saeh person may have 10 the ser
vice or labor Of any other person or persons,
commonly known u slaves, and the slave or
slaves Of such person or persons are hereby
declared tree AMI forever discharged from such
serViiude, anythin: in the law. Of the United
States, or OF any State, - the contrary not
withst4ndtns and whenever thereafter the
person Claiming such labor OF service Of such
slave OF slaves shall seek to enforce his or her
clam thetto. it shall BE- full and sufficient
answer 10 such claim that the claim ut did
eng ase aid OIL abe; such rebelliau, as aforesaid,
contrary 10 the provisions Vi this act.
SEC. : Aud be it further enacted, that
whenever any person claiming to be entitled
10 the service or labor Of any other perons
shall to enforce that claim, he or she shall in
the first instance, and before an order shall
be made for the surrender Of the person " hose
service or labor is claimed. establish not only
his or her claim 10 such service or labor, but
also that such claimant has not in any way
aided, assisted, or countenanced the existing
rebellion against the Government Of the United
States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09
The War News.

The news which We give our readers 10 thus
issue. in regard - the movements Of the
Union troops, and the retreats and defeats Of
the rebels possesses the highest interest
Fer the frs, time We have something tansi-
bic and definite from the movement on New
ORLEANS, other than through Rebel souroes.
The whole transie ii5n bel W and al this i'm
poriant city, reflects the highest orcdi, on
the UuIJn naval forces, and we believe the
land flrs,- also. There w4s some desperate
fighting before our forces reached the eIty -
The saFmi-ss Of the Norfolk Dag BOOK that
the result; evidences treason 70 the rebel cause
On the part Of the rebel of5cers in command.
is no, borne CUT BY the facts The result
was reached through hard fgh.lng, and the
superiority Of Union tfo9Is. The reports
are We. meaGer, but enough has transpirvd to
show that the same energy, eo.3lness. deter
ninatign and pluck, which has been exhibit
ed by tie tu'on troops in every successful
engagement, were manifested in this.
The Evacuation Of Yorktown, aud suhse-
4uent defeats OF tie rc5el, a, Williamsburg.
on Monday, by Gea Mcclellan. troops. will
have the effect to nearly annihila,e the Rebel
army in Virginia. Williamsburg is city
situated between james and York rivers, and
! SIX miles from each. 1t is sixty males east Of
Richmond aud slxty.c ght northwest from
Norfolk. 1t is the Oldest incorporated town
IN the STATE, and was its capital until l7779.
William & Mary College, founded in l692.
i, loeateI here. The place was fret settled
/ in ld33, and 1t p5x has less than Geo in
habit4uts.
The Rebels. IL would seem. canno. make
another stand this side Of Rich mond, and
hardly there. H. as it is asserted, General
Franklin s division has gone 10 Wcs. Point,
the bead Of York river, 10 intercept the dee
Ing army of johnson, they viii be either cap
tured OK Will have to disperse. |, now looks
as If the fighting campaign in Virginia was
over, or nearly 50.
from Corinth We hear but little. This
l1oks as If something decisive was abos. 70
transpire in that section. Beauregard is
desperate and in a critical position. To fight
is TO &c beaten, and to resnat is quite as bad.
The mosi fighting that will henceforth take
place, will be only to cover and secure safe
retreat. for the Rebel leaders into places out
side Of the Union, where their neeks may be
safe for the time being, There can be no
more fighting, for the /" Confederate States
Of America, for this bubble is burst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

Gen. Mcclellan arrived on the ground AZ
clock, and assumed command. lie di-
reetei all our exhausted troops to retire,
filed their places with fresh men, drove back
the enemy, re possessed the grounds and
works taken in the morning, captured an
ether breasswork, and took about Is prison
ers. The firing was kept up until after
dark. Of which time everything looked we'll
Today the whole army, reserves, regulars
and all, are ordered up and the battle will
IL resumed If the rebels stand. \ strong
force has gone to West Point and will attack
the rslels in the rear. No report Of yestcr-
days lJsses hare yet been received.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09
Ofdal from MClel!aa' 5 Army Gen. Han
cork tights the re5els
BivoUAc in front Of
Williamsburg, 5th-l0 Pm

~ ~ ~ 7 II
TO Hon. T. VI Stanton, Soy Of Var:
After arranging for movement up the
York River, was urgently sent for here
find Joe Johnston IN front Of me in strong
force, probably greater, great deal, than
nay own.
Hancock has taken two redjubts and re-
pulsed Early's brig ,de, By a real charge with
the bayonet, taking one Colonel, and 80,
and xii Ing at least two Colonies and many
priyates His conduct was brilliant ia the
extreme. do not know our exact loss, but
fear that Gen. Hooker has lost considera 5ly
on our left.
learn from prisoners that they intend dis
putting every step to Richmond. | shall run
the risk Of at least holding them in check
while resume the original plan.
Nv entire force is undoubtedly considerably
inferior to that Of the rebels who will fight
we'll, but | will do all can with the force
at my disposal. GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.
Major General Commanding.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09


Re3el EsaelqfioR q forkt9'en-Capttire O
the Enen1g Mater1af-A4 eur aeof3
and H0rse Art'aerg IN pursuit d1ouceS-
ter IN our possessaOn.
WASHINGTON. May 4-l2 80 P. ".
The following report has just beea reeeiF-
q .2m - .a9 mn tod La. ri,lt
Oar troors now occupv the enernv's works.
The enemy left a LARGE amount Of camp
eouirare and runs which they could not
dsstroy for fear Of being seer.
PpIny.r MaT 40 -
To Hon. E " .Vaaton. ST. Of Var
We have the ramparts. Have guns, am
munition, camp equippase, &c. We hold
the entire Ane Oi ms W9rAs' "hieA 'he On
gineers report a. oeihS yer strong. l nav
nnr.uit. sQp1orted by intautrv. | move
FrapkIin's division and as mach more as |
can transport by watar up 70 West Pom,
ro-dav. 10 time shall be lost. TIE gun
boat, have zone up York River. omitted
~ s,ate that Gloucester Il also in our pos
sess;on. shall pusb the enemy to the
wall.
fSiyned) G. B. MCCLELLAN.
Major General.
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FoRvRyss Monroe. Nav 4th-4P.x
H., ET,r;n II Son,o, Ssc'y of ITar.
W ~ M ao,,b, boan informed nv Gen
or,I ,ctgo1,, mai his tro,rs are in York.
go
fS;rr.5> .JouN = WOOL
Major General
hEADQeARIEas AhAf % ihh
POTOMAC quay ~ An
TFrom.ths Army Correspondent Of The
Associated Press
IT,. o-,;n, ot5 O'Clock Your CORES
~, an,ars5 the enemv,s WORKS which
p -. 81 ,be;r army deserted four hour
80 tne Esarvtbino was found to be in ut
f,si,n as tbongb thew left in Urea
- VI s' pat,r,en ,ortv and ff,y nieees o.
i ,''' .,;Iiarv have been left onthair work
Icy a., 49, sy;Led together with a large
az, anmun;tion. medical stores
"o" eou;na,a and nriyate pr,perty Of
.hn;lp a. A nero Who was LETT in tn,
80 s,o,es that the rebels threw a larg,
amonnt Al ordnance stores into the river tc
T,rayent lis Gallino into our hands.
SEVERAL aessrters have succeeded in run
-, ;n,o our lines. One Of them. yer,
;ntsll;gsnt man. originally from New York
WIZ has bsen connected with the rebel ord
nance denartment ever since the works a
Yorktown have been constructed. states tina
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1862.
State Convention.

The Republicans an1 all cther ei,iEsns Of Maize
who SUPPORT the State and National Asminis,ra.
tons. will meet in Convention in City Hall. Port
,ni. on THrRshAr, nAs 5tk day y Js4e aezf, a.
ten o'clock A.. ". to nominate candidate for Ger.
ernor and to transact any ether business that may
properly come before the Convention.
The basis Of representation viii b rs fellows:
Each city town sni plantation shaI be ss;itlea 70
one delegate. each city, town and phA station that
east seventy-bve votes for the RepablieAn sandi-
date for Gorerocr in 1861, shall be sntiiei 10 an
additional dele gate and oas delegate TO every ons
hundred votes for said candidate ia 1851 above
seventy ave.
Tho state Committee will be in se.sion q, the
Preble House, the evening tsiors the Csnvsption-
JAS. q. BLAINE
LEONARD ANDREWS
SAMUEL 2. SPRING,
NELSON DINGLEY ia.
r : STEVENS.
WALES HUBBARD,
JACOB :. SMITH,
Ma FARwKLL,
7. HARMON,
:. P. STRICKLAND,
ECGENE HALE,
W. h. SMELL
i. b. FULLER,
&. II. {. WOODBURY..
J. NJ LTYERM0RE,
l. WOODBURY.,
RspEbleGa S;dfs CSzrfhss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

4 Ba'timars Me-,haai seads Bogus Necs 10
L'rerpool-Fsd--1l S5.dter, captured n
Tennessee ~ Nor9as s G4er7Ha CGrd'ry
Busk C414oH4Gizg at HtlI1mS5Hry-
MorgOa's Cara .ry Deteate4.
NEw Yosk, 9Th.
4 letter from first class merchant 10 Bal
tim3re, to a Liverpool firm. states under date
Of B4ltimore, April sth, that the Fviefals
have suffered severe defea: in battle at
Yorktown. and also that the Marrinac and
seven other iron-clad ships were out. This
letter was received in Liverpool ~ the steam
ship China. and shows that ali tie merchants
at B4ltimyre are not yet loyal.
LoUis4iLLE. XII, 6ta.
Caps Haslatt AMI Mchenney, LieIts
Garry Chambers, Daniel Thomas, and Leon
ard Of the 2i Ohio regiment, with 20 PR
Yates; Capt. Jenifer aud Adj. Neal. with
rs Of the 18th Ohio regiment. Lieut., Mitch
ell, son Of Gen. Mitchell, of kennet,'s cav
airy, Capt. Ewing and two Lieuts. OF tie
2ls; Ohio regiment with s. priyates Were
taken prisoners a, Pulaski. Tenn, Oh Friday,
by loco Of MOrgan's rebel cavalry, after 4
fight Of two and half h9aEs. The prison.
ers were subsequently, released on p4rJie and
are now at Nashville Morgan LIST tx killed
and two wounded. Our loss WAS tive killed,
three wounded and one missing
BALTIMORE, 9Th.
The following IS from the AmsricqH' S For
sress Monroe correspondent
Latest reports state that Gea. Mcclellan
was with the advance, and supposed to be
before Williamsburg, in which direction
there has been a brisk cannonaiing al day.
Capt Nilnard, with Ia, Of truce, went
up James r.yer to day to meet a rebel boat
in which Gen. Hu-er promised = send down
from Richmond 800 Federal prisoners, in e1-
change for those releass i bY Gcu. B4rasiie
[ : 70 the hour Of the Oh Pgint bat is.ly-
IN. they had not been heari from. AMI We
arg looking for them tJnlgat.
LJrIsyirl, oh.
\ sTeci.l despatch to tie Journal -t4ts
that a f.h, occurred al Lehlnao. T=na.-
q n. Dum1nt Wi b portion Of Wo3itarI,s
and Smiths Kentucky cavalry, ani Wya-
A. p'- cavalry, a''ac&el NJrgsn- and
Wgy!'s cavalry, sU0 stroa.. On Monday
morning a; 1 0 CLOCK The F.b-.s were Ut
terly routed.
\ large number was killed, and 80 pris-
oners was taken, together with nearly all
tn If horses. They fed after fighting an
hour ami half. Gea. Damont Is IN fall
pursuit.
lie viii capture the Whole force Toe
prisoners will be here this evening. /, was
a brilliant affair. and was managed with
great skill by Gen. Dlmont " ryan is re-
ported killed. Col. Smith was wounded in
tie lie. Col. Wo5dford was w9un led ia
the add mn. The reb-ls were completely
surpris j.
Among the prisoners Is the Chief-of En-
gineers On Gea. johnston : staff. IL stats
tina; the rebel army al Yorktown am)ubte-
to 5000 men. II gives a deplorable ac-
count Of tue condition OF their amy II.
SAYS they will BE- unable to make stand
anywhere this side OF Richmond.
The retreat commenced before dayli.h;
STURDY and the rebel advance was ~ miles
distant when the last gun was fired from
Yorktown on Sunday morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-09

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