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

ble to retrieve. In this condition it will
never do to let differences Of opinion as
to how the war should be carried on i'll
terGere with its vigorous proseeutlon.-
First ill the ranks, and leave to those
who stay at home the obligation Of shap-
ing the struggle to its proper ends.
But Massachusetts needs no other In
eitcment to her duty than the certainty
that she has one to perform. Under this
impulse her people will come forward
promptly and nobly, as they always have
done. (Chcers) She will be always
true as in this contest she has been poet
ically true, to her historic record. The
infant that here in the "Cradlc of Liber-
ty" stranglcd the serpent, is ready in its
manhood to destroy the hydra; and when
| see, as [ have had the opportunity to
see, what kind Of men they are, eaeh one
filling a place in society, instructed, III
Itellieent men, heads and supporters Of
families contributing by steady labor to
the wealth of the State-when | see such
men going by thousands and hundreds Of
thousands to the field, my anxiety is not
in regard to the number who 90 there,
but it is that their ready obedience and
affecting confidence in the government
VIII DC met py coiIe9 Po"u,"5 ~ 'aie ...l' io'
tratcd energies will be directed to results
worm u 'i'o S''e4 ii'9e'' 'AOJ az MANN 9
/ tApplause)
therefore, l '"ta.se ny >:'' ~ = ,t: t':'
pressure oi lSe''"9 'h'' '''o o''J,YV - u .u''
meeting u l'' 80 i'i0e'' 70 u - '''e -
Sl'y iot i9fther ''oof's 10 " l''',',,i ,.
occasion LOT e'ieoet'5cni,ii |'T = "'I''"J
TO 'Hose now ie'''n3 'of '''e '''.'-s',0 u, as as
9e''niaSc VI lI'''''1s o'i s.,9'' ~ : ee' ~
'|' & i,'' sl' - "',' ,r;ft H. va,, %,1 r',,ai,5 inv
to 'hem' turn %lth your PDrnliss,',i' l. ,1 ,ol
" Aoiiei' - ''J 'iu.'ee ios''''o ~ 'l,0,,t q
ol Us "ho' ioF 'n0 'iihs D''"S' "io i''' ~
nome -.
hai Jast now eNl rssse'' toy '1'A's'y
th3t we s42'N.l opt'''' rom '.,9 -" d. ~
0-'' worthy oi ','5 5,et'tl - W ~ :; NJ ~
ing HOW 'i''' s''''i. % ,'2''p ,'1a ~ fL ;,,l
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,''Fe''' en- sun ','''' - '''''' '. ''l-
ny amt + hi'N''3 u '.'e .f'':o olg NJ, ,.'' t
couNeA OF war ,Aha II Is r'sn' e9'5'g @ ''''
l1' ''e sii2u.' III ''i'' y e''ous - 4i,
t'1if ftS4l Hi,eiests -s0g V''J 1.'. r'''.
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l'Vo-01i3i 2i' 10 '7 40 s.'.'' I.
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tof"ei e2ile2f'i'p5 tn 'toi'g gs2 u ~. S'':,
fe'2ioa9n anu 10 i.i.'ee NH}sn ASA, A., :,
%I~tes eoiieefhl'3 u ta1 iiiilin'i III "i''e'. -
5'i'''l o2 eoatfo'l'''' % 'is Dc, ~ -
ao'l'tSitt 'eaco' ans. ie''o'' ~ "'gi - '''
p'Fl9'.lolo i'ln','''ois :.o".' -, ~ -.
Il Is III tais way '''te t''5 '''',s} . - oi''
III ''ulol2 il'''I'V9's ''i' main '''i''2 -''''
tAPPiaa,,.e.l -. ,...,.
In ofailay "'I9 c2.!'e' !, init ,e. "
the >!ieht exc 'u,ioh oi 'ia ~ ''"i} 9o, w.
but we are III 'h7 Ht'ttst q " ~ o,,'''oii !,
where every e'''ze@ Is ! sGi''Iet, ,, & H9.no sJ
4'1 net laws 'I,oc'Al 70 c,H Il i" . 't. i'e' =
tae nation Is st'F''' u tH' ~ -, -, =
strus2-eiof existence ail'' ,o' oii} 81 ,"0
NE OF tA5 country 'u' 'ne !'.I u ~ :: =
sentative ll0eF'y tas9a5s'o"' '''c N2t',' -
at stake II Is not saIe 10 Do'.ese tHt, .1;
VIC shall be ape casIiy 10 go'etr '''t' =
rcVoiu'lon' anu ~ '"o in'"sV I. 81 % 1,'.'. ,..
events 1t Is not oN'y inc Fis"' De' !. 'no us'y m
OF every man 10 express MS ol''"'ol's' "''
however siiSAt MS liiaaeiiee may oe' "
employ 1t III 4aDoFin5 Iof lAo eoniHoh
cause.
Lord Heroert'When envoy az @ tAG o0u'
OF France sent l ta1iA' ny r-'i]3osel-
at all events at a time "hen o" ,n9 per,
sond relations OF ambassadors aePenit'
peace or war lor their ha''ons-s''io 70 "
the freneh minister VINO hAu Puf9ose'J
Proyoked him. tnat eailAouSn "Hi2's9"- :,
dor he was not the less 4 5cAtteiitan'
lie reserved the fiSa'' "non ose''s'o"
called Tor 1t, to act IN ms pFo4uer ctpag'-
/ ty, 80, therefore, soldier put no1 'nI
less cltlzen' VIII III the niue nave u
say to YOU speak my opinion IreetY tett',
OF "Good good' ana applause b4V I"
the same time l VIII endcavor 10 10 :. ;, $.
with the reserve belonging 10 tA9 Hi:,
character. | VIII ASK Your indulgence Il
| speak upon SUBJECT about Wn'en YOU
are not all equally ua'tti' pu' 'he proper
treatment OF winch taiiiN caa3tl5 i"'
Iportmt with the proper treatment .. oU'
forces Ia The held, an9 II l speak o. my
self in connection 1t Is because III IN,
suggestions prcsIine 10 max 70 YOU
SPEAK upon my llii'' 'iu'' "a l''' '''''o''-