Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09

10 The pr"te"Aiaa Witch eur manu- fac,ure. now
rreisS troas the tariff some ar,anr, ,nent b,x.
ever, tor the seg aaaa CONNIE retail
hess~cn IN Unte,i states an the Iponipion ot
esnaii MAY be desirable.
rHs aun@o> nav coarA>1'- CLANS
THO calnhsis sion tor adjusting the .isin,. 81 the
Haisna Bay and PUGET saund txr,ruiiuraIC.,,
pany upon the tniis-d States has t~rmla ., Il IL.
iso.1. rhe swsrd oi s'5 90 has l,r.n IN al, aai
tertiary at III. ua,s-.i states have ,sea -uiia.
snl,h.d I've 'seesi. for the property OF IN. Com
nav, n,se delivered An appropriation ~
'"ngFess Tn ss-et this .nm u asked.
I'M NORTH .wksrERN ~pAR,
Toe ca'ami. >iaae.- Tor de,cTrntn ng the mort >.
western lani boundary icEwesa tho Tat Ell states
an We bhii-h t.'--.s-ipn-- unirr the treat, u
is;d, have completed 'h.ir labor. AMI the com.
'HIssion has been dissolved.
ruK sL,vrrR,rr.
In conformity with tn. recon- n,eniatIo, osrso.
gres- propositions was earr made to rh.. Brit- n
government to aboli-a ih- mixed cautt. created
ander the sr~si at N''I, Z, ista. ror the ~urprr.-
-ian OF the .laN~ trade The subject il -till ua.
der nesot,s'iSa.
rHE rgE~cH ctnir
II having r.n- 10 my kuuwie,x., that = sorporst~
comp tny, "Tssatsssl unier Briti.h lave. proposed
to lHut nl.sm tie ehofe ut the nifed state ant
l., Operate iin-ir submarine rat,lr uni.r r..ncr..
.ian from h'- im.rs isi Majesty the Emperor of
N" funch, Of "a exclusive right too twraty traT.
state si'h IN" very objectionable laturr OF .ub.
lecphr all messages ronNesr-l thu rchf the -rru-
TINS and enuir"I az the Preach government 1
eau-~i The French aud british iex tli.a, at ws.h
instoh a. 10 made arsin sint.-t with The ru1zii-
p.h'y 81 C,.nAie-. tbe su1Jcet ne fore shallow
81 Is, the bill shieh ps--..t the senate ia March
lat. It's drew tr,sia he representatives Of III.
c,npanf an agrr-neDt to accept ~ a ba.i- Of
ihsif I-raii'ns 10. lrasi -tnus ~ IN bill ~
"a n .asstfacpfs the sulert ~ mg Ia b. i
d"nus he aprrotf ht : -r-~i" of Cong -. also
70 - ~" '"nne""s 10 ."cnr' 'rou tae Preach
.vsrr nn' ~ nlsiilc.t1u ~ their esYurr-sins 80
~ =" lfF"i nc landing uP'n tu'Grh ~ OF ans
$50" longing fa an, company inc"rpe, 4,s-i h.,
-" AHihtfiis "a ihr tu ei >is'.- al any >ttI~
. ~" stHn, sni ga their raTt u,st to oppnse
r'fat,I.hinsui ~ sns rucb cah4. la sln.atrrs
t"a ~ il.i- - .iirs-l ts ih- sIhl.A-
81 ~ "f'i-'s'ii"H ~ ths tuMsa states a4thast,r-
- d" iasiA- % tire caIlr ad,l d, the WnF.iuE VA
u ""i t"e u"s sn@ ~ ,osgrc.s, r,.fc,
ina ihef' has Se~a no sao-iide4son u4..ir toe
G" Hpans es'"e,'~>iog. psr tsE isara has.
't"f sirfnpi"h 10 serare ear Tsrtr rones..inii
"NS,uhr@ tao capital ansl the cif~ns ~ the Julsr
.tsi"" If.t'n '-'fnpetitifn uuvH ~. shores II
'"e"- rcr'uitneps isstslstiut, &, protect the
eliasr'.. % thr nilh >al.- !. vel !. III, tsnn,
tti -"erftisn % tnr M.fstu sxatr-t .uth an ~
suH't'ss'a. shai Ala snsi"A,et .V.urr ry az.
s''AtH'n au abandonment ~ TIA prinfif ls -
hnl'tl'- :" oersf lsit - i'fYlr came. = cop, ~
"''' '"ff'' i'1H+fsE a. ''s.f"Nt.a iar, i.hci
~ Irt"ts 't.IEs - slTIs,>-Hlr.
tn" nassti."rs lti4tt al condition. 81 .tstr rnun-
trtcs ir~F intunsfr than anr "ssu -ntn. arn,@ w
dncs. thrif rttis.a4 to es,. l., the Cnit.t STATE.
Having 'frufr< thrsr al j. 1. rrtiru tA-tr
nsfisr '"untFV AMI r@.ide ;b~r~ a4tAHAt III. lls+
iHg thaaSs 81 allegiance. tast accept N lal
l'',siii"as 81 tfuss honor. vhi-h Ca aui, ~
b - rs cit'cns o. th-ir aiisc laaI Ihsy jsa.-
urf uti"F tsarssiFts AasrTibiaS thain s.eh eth
fea' and u Y ''al, wsu r4vtl ~. o'd. al. i-cr
haF' t"sf- ~ aairt, inrratrns th-gr l.eTarns W.
thFtF yEofsrfil. uf hen ;hsu site ! a.
insn - mgtAfY thai tho t4rs ihe "a 90 &c
OF alicxtsnrs g. tsA d. .aa.H Tue. Hr.i4lr tsr
nAnrHiis a. ~ fr1tu fh~ ii.I ~lair. tl4rg atatI
The dHti"s 4 IL ifaf~fi. g. sal .,ai, make theme
setEe. .i'is - "A ut 5so,-etion. I havs at
re ss~l iar slisnstte PA tr. .uiar Beer w
~ Sirsi >'sio' {" &C. gt-ntfs sat" ny ai zach
claim Vt I.F,'is4 T. it4ssa 81 tse as lssi
stai.+ ssss ,isei aatir" al ,sssi. l.u a-=rs
his daiY g. ihl seaEIry cnt4Ig. t. eotJ t.i.t
PFofsrissa whilr hsSe snscr w inc ir,.,s tass
ct Aaatfs sasu "a a es,nsent i.nf..stl tbi. -
sr-t ush' ~ rnaicrTiax upoh set.tioA. ar
HA~jni-sS CLAIMANT
PROTECTION To tan.EIN1~
On the ace.ssing Of the prc>cn, admins
ir-'lon !, Wa found that the minister fpr
IN" North herman States had made pruI,r-
>iil"uN for The protection of cmigrani pa.
>"n-"r~ :" which no RESPONSE had been
given l. VA concluded. that 20 H.. Eject.
uai. all Tho maritime power, engaged Ia the
trad >hpulI lnsu Ia such a tnra>nrr In
Niiai3"n> hasc he~n extended "a the cabin
Ct 90 London. Paris. Florence. Berlin.
Brussels. the Hague. Copenhagen and
St"ckh holm 20 rMypH yr th~3r rrpr,>cnfA-
tiH"s A. " Washington 70 simultaneously IN.
ter into negotiations and "a tnrtlu,i. with
the nit"d States conventions Identical ia
form, making uniform regulations a>in the
construction of the parts or vessel, - he
devoted la the as ~ cmi grant passengers.
~ tn the quality and quantity OF food as TO
the medical treatment of the sica-- aud a..
ia The rules io o- ol,sers "a during the vow
agr. In ur,icr Ia -~curc ventilation and to
promote health. 10 prevent intrusion and
fst nFntrt-f the fem 81.
the establishment % tribunals In the sever.
al countries for enforcing such REGULATE Ions
bt summary process
FANNY p~ RUSSIAN HrMF
Your attention i respectfully called 10
the law regulating the taris VI Russian
hemp and Ia the question whether - nx
the charges on Russian hemp higher than
they arr liked upon manila j. net a viola
ton Of our treaty with Russia placing her
products upon The same footing with thnsc
II the most favored nations.
FAcrrEEs.
our manufactures are Increasing with
wonderful rapidity under thr encourage
meut whi-i ihry now receive. with the
improvements In machinery already effect
~ and sim Increasing. causing machinery
10 take the place or skilled labor 10 a large
eitrnt our imports ofmsny articles must
IA. ~ largely within scry Few years
Fortunately our manufactures are not CON
ined 10 a few localities a. formerly and 1t
1, tn he hoped will become more and more
dinu-cd. making the interest in ,hein equal
In al sections. They give employment
and support 20 hundreds ~ thousands Of
people at home aud retain with u the
means which otherwise would he shipped
abroad The extension of railroads ia Eu-
rope and in the East l. bringing into cuiu-
potion with our agricultural products the
products of other countries self interest II
not self preservation, therefore dictates
caution against disturbing auN Industrial
interest Of the country. II Teaches q, also
the necessity u looking - other markets
far the sale four surplus
CHINA AND JAr.N.
our neighbor> south OF a.. and China
ana Japan. should receive our special at
tention. IL will he the .ndcayor Of the adj
tnInIstrailOn Ia cultivate such relations
with all these nation, as 70 entite Us 20
their confidence and make il their interest
wei! as our own 70 establish better com
merciaI relations. Through the agency on
more enlightened policy than that hereto
fore pursued towards China largely due
Ia the efforts aud sagacity OF one OF our
own distinguished citizens, the world ~
about TO experience largely increased rels-
ton, with tina, populous and hitherto ex.
elusive nation A. the United States have
been ths initiators In this new policy 80
they should he the most earnest In show
ing their good faith in max ing it success.
Ia this connection l would advise such leg
islation a, will forever preclude the en-
slasement OF the Chinese upon our soil IN
der the name os-cooies. and also prevent
AmeLiceA vessels from engaging In the
transportation OF coolies 10 any country
tolerating the system. also recommend
that the mission 10 China be raised TO one
Of the rst class.
POLITICAL RIGHTS AND FINANCIAL OBIIGA-
Tons