Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-02
Mr.. Hitchborn Reviewed.

Mr.. Hitchborn Reviewed.
Mr. Hitchborn. like other great men
has been reviewed. aud the following j.
a portion Of the article. which We find
in the Somerset Reporter, giving the
result OF the interview.
1t is no secret that Mr.. IIi,chborn did
counsel bolt from the nomination of
Mr.. Pike IN 1856. and We believe in
1864 also That he has been plottcr
OF mischief against the party while re-
cciying IT. bounty i, known to most
men in this section. We shall be sorry
if anv honest temperance man is coax
ed TO vote for him
WHY then accept thi. nomination. do
YOU expect to be elected or what is Your
purpose i may not be- elected he
said sadly: republics ae ungraieiul:
aud am well aware that the time j.
| passed in which shall get a nomination
/ from the republicans for the people are
| silly. demenied even. and prefer HcrScy
| or Perham to me. And. he added
1 with animation, am not | fitted Ia be
/ goNcrnur-havc not been a successful
4 financial agent Tor the state? Have
| not ! presided in Ship Builders Con-
MENTIONS? Have not been 10 Wash
\ ington to represent this great interest
/ about which Pike aud Lynch know
nothing practically: Has not the trle-
graph announced that the Financial
Agent OF Mainc--thc Hon. \. g. Iiich-
7 born would leave aud would return
thus and -o: liut all this dieting la.
been in vain. There j. no hope tor mc
in the Old party; it can ~ 10 worse
n the third party organization. Il =
better to bc = KING among a>~c- than
one oi the common herd among lions.
Il j. better to hand YOUR name down 10
po~tcriiv for the consideration ot all
mankind q, a defeated candidate for
| governor then never to W. known
Then duty i my waichWord alway-
follow in the p4th Via. d0fy points
out
Til, i righ, replied 'bu; did 5uty
demand that YOU advise the nomination
% an independent candidate tor Con-
gre>- against Mr. Pike ia 1850: Tho
statesman booked surprised and asked
Is here did YOU learn that. /, natter
not replied. ban you viii unt drnN
that Nou informed certain gentlemen iu
Ellsworth opposed tn Nj. Pix ihat ,uu
aud others IA YOUR SECTIONS We're in ia-
vur Of sach a movement aud even Went
20 iar a. to name tlr man. bur HAT vpu
a. Financial Agent OF the STATE elected
bt the republican partA did not want
to have Your hand seen in ihc matter.
Wa t.i- a call Of du;v ~ take -urh
a,-.ium - must result iu clcctimg friend
o., Auds johnson Ia tie 1ih district FL
1860. Oar distinguished candidate
for governor WA silent, and hc cvi-
IDENTIFY did not desire thr .cnn-iderat.
judgement oi mankind un THU rcvcla.
iiou.
But hat ha- Governor Chambcrlnif
4 me that YOU accept ill- nomination.
He would veto the tnu.tahnlArs Till II
j. -aid. and be huuZ the negro. aud even
h. objected ~ qualifying me for 'Finau,
cial Agent 81 ihr safe. because u Wa-
reported that ! wA> engaged III Pur
suits prohibited by lie STATE Cun-tiiu.
I iiou. Well. II tuu Was hot - eagag,
I'd. huw did % happen iAAt orders VI
Yours are Vet io bc found .nr material.
Tor hip building wrii,ra on the nfiicia
uatlrr of -he -iAi. Treasurer Office ana
signed hy von,' Neil -aid ihr mar
who follows attr duty cIll ~nmcw ha
impAiicntlY. that constitutional pro, IT,
ION + uitrTiy ~cu-rlc-- anl fHfB a.
mauici that disregard H.: aud wan
10 -rt Chamberlain rrbukctl tor even
/ nuc-tinnipg me about oh wing the lass,
when dUtg points ont differently.
Bui said be abruptly. .why liugri
on these unpleasant thrue-: am i
great rplol1ncr--a champion W temper
/ ance.' Bat, laid /. ii J. rnrrrnih re-