Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-22

EGLsw0ErTs AAE3zeA y.--The r@tire-
n4e .a OK 3=xa1or 1essesassers f-ssaa lse Chair
naaass ~ ne Cezaasssree O. Flaaace
ezszs--ess Z gssse-zz rs-srgaz.jzsTioz d ire
Senate rsxz14arsses. All f2rn5sAes t1st
5sslg - srp0rtazssty 10 si1oTF e zPpree5z-
NJ F>zsezsfIea has hes,i re position from
wh5en ae has just rss4gsl- s@E ..x gears. a1s%.
flse n&sss ~ i0g year. fssas--zlaT. IN the
xa<,ie history q cur CrsgysrI4asear- Yet
Mr.. Fesse4selea A~s &c led tEae s~Ease ard
80 sEznesl rs ie.lsE4ts0z as 10 meet TIE a4s-
aaaAs1s Il 4 G-csveszaesr- requiring a snesr-i
sa4sd aallI5asi 80slzxs year Mr.. Fes--sr-4
agea HEasEes zreaS a-1zizEzseafs MA marvel
o-ss =prs-gseses s9r fri szaEaess- perfect seif
e1.aazaz&d and sise parssE hsaeasrs 70 tie best
lsterescs o. Inc Whole naSioa- Eeea-siz-
ing shese great esaIsgSes- his narne r rs6re
Frequently aaez.sor.ed- N eo1neetion rith
re- Pres51e@tIaI zoraiaasjos than an oth-
er civilian IA the CaisesI states
Tie retirement q Mr.. Fessesziea Bec>s-
szrfJy brsagt< Senator -S1erraan- At Ono.
" the bead II he Fiaanee Committee. 20
ss-sc-. rtEset hs bell during the skor- inter
reenura ia Nr. rs chairmaaship- While he
vas Secretary 81 the Trsasay
While Mr.. sherman has many attain
saents and poszes-e. high qGslifjes for Leg
lasaziya. c vas nas tbeuzt- that NJ had al
the eienseats n god Senatorial leader.
81 S~e4sHs-4f
TIA. .s4e finance C.sa0sai-tee stsoad krs ds-
vlllea ard q eszaeazSles u. -aFpsroprlatsnE-s
be earvetl OFT 81 H. Taas latter eoasEaartee l.
I nas<ts more impssrtaus thaa the Fiaanee
committee ne-x Il. TO the chs5rvTa assfp
, Of this great eocnaas1tee Senator Horril, Of
gaia~ vas ezg!esi b. the ur4anias,S.s Eosee 81
tt4e senate
Wide " ID greatly TO be regretted that
: this new zT,>,ot-reD- forces his retirement
from the head 9th. committee ia the Dis
tr5st Of ColaasiA- L = gratifying 10 Know
that he hal seen si4s heayy work aGo1aa-
I,gasaezI 5ef0re be resiroi- He originated
and carried through the law ahoIishinz
ssayery here Ioaz before ir was abolished
zny whexe else. also the Law making IT,
xr9es E5tnezs>s In al cas>. in this District:
all, the Law rssfnyy tsbe b1lI0. into the
hands Of the tef0red men in tia. District
and aneier xbica the rebel party IN George
tgrn wa. brought 70 grief this spring. In
fact h. has nsosc ensDhzticSgy established
y,JIitics! qualify IA the District u Comm
Tia.
Mr.. Morrill, i..<iaAt 1. teraei a Radlezl
ia ypIi:lcs. and on the question Of kecoa-
.rfiletOn. believe. in the .sress GUARANTEES
f5r fil,ire ->.f<yo < the nation. and The amp
l@.- proteetion for the '!yoc1hern IJ1yaIists
Eiti10er. regard 70 --Race or Color-~ He Is
fssri gro~.iFg naa IN COMMITTEE; and
ore II the as.Iest and most eloquent .p>a.-
ersin the senate. Personally he il the
n>p-t popular man IN the senate and con
s4nt On bis pan ~as oajy wanting 10 make
hirn Pre-iGieu, ofthat BODY! Maine stands
ee,.Ifes@esiiy. at the head Of the states in
prJiAs of representation ia the Se1Iate. she
IL hardly Ie.s fortunate IN the Hoase- OF
her ". Ga. May say snanethiag IN the fu-
fIre.-
TIE ap7.,frs1vrl. II Hon. join II Rice.
~ Collector of Cs.tons at Bangor. was 4
fitting and delicate compliment on the part
If the President. Mr.. Rice ha. been a
thoF0a2hgoing Radical daring hi. entire
term in fpngress. following Stevens quite
"a often a. my man from Maine. Ofcourse
TIL "a. veil known to the President. Mr..
Rice had been chairman of the committee
On Puddle Buildings, and hence, was neees
sarily txos2iS INTO a.so-iatisa With the
Pre.i,Ien. and his family. With a prud ent
regard for the public interest, he had new
erfhele.s not been re2artiles. Of the gi.be.
II the occupants Of the White Hon-e. For
these reasons the President gcner oa-ly tea
di,s,i the aI3sintIrent TO s1r. fscf= though
most ifnot all the ielegs ton had asked for
the re-appointnent Of Mr.. Win gate. Who
d0es not think better Of tn. Dre-s lent for
this art Of gratitude to a political enemy:
Monroe Young of your town undertook
~ Ilay to4e, hsrc iI,re1,ssf Ito It's French
mans Bay Coliectorship, which hardly com
menIei itself To gentlemen. vi2iiant
Pike, however thwarted tire lit;le trick and.
Monroe and Ai4 FIRM were brought to grief
General S,eirnan will help Monroe again
when he comes this way
The name u Loiya Berry Of Gardner has
Been seng h as Post Master, ia place Of
ryrl. CLAW. ni,kfyqea.