Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-02-11
ArGrsIA. Feb. sth. lsea.


earnestly at work upon the business Of the
session. now fully at hand. Evening SEES
sions have been held by several commit
tees. Monday evening the Reciprocity
oucs ion was discussed before the Com
mittee or Federal Relations. BY delega-
tions from the Boards Of Trade ofthe cities
Of Portland and Bangor. The debate was
carried on with vigor. Hon. john A. Poor
and General Anderson presented the views
81 the Portland Board Of Trade, and Hon.
:. IL Blake Of Bangor. the facts and the
orics of the Board of trade nj Bangor. o.
the one hand it was argued that 4 broad
view should De taken % these questions.
aud settlement by treaty be made instc i
Of such protection Of special Interests by
legislation. ~ will cause cur Provincial
ncighbors 10 pas, like acts to our di,ad-
sartage. That the prosperity Of the
United States was an example of the pros
perity and success OF unrestricted CON-
merce between neghboring states, thar
the aid by protection WAS placed IN the
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the best market: on the other hand 1t Was
urged that III. contrary to sound policy. a.
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iro'''''rs' ""e'' $1,000 . Tsp 49,,
taxes 20 light. 10 come IN competition with
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lt"nse - hrpfese atal'eN' ~'' ''"Nf' r
passage w No'" Oh yeas o. N"' -.
ne A"-'h'e,~ were MANY anu F" ''p'"
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-uch rr'iiGr A. thet cNps1s I" ""'''" ~
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a fa
senate 'h"N may ~ "''e ~
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The Debate Was participated ~ Pr thc
be.i speaker, ia the House, nd Mas Of
mu-i interest though thr s"n]"'' VA 'ce''
before the Legislature iof several '"'' III
succession AL i. incsei"f"' Y" A"N'i'4'
The Capitol Punishment question ~
had lis snare oil attention u"'''- 'i' IVA
An evening session "i thc committee Va
held, anu remarks maze ~ se'''' go
;ieinen iniere-ted ~ the aOoi''loh Y '"e
Death Penalty Key. pr. oIiihoE - '"t
Bdn"tr. VINO hns Tor several years "E'"
this modlhcLtion "i our peH"i '"ee' ID
sncd that he des're !" retain '"e P''A''l
Law, or to estab1iNh >ueh 'h'e' p'''-''o' =
II, provisions - "iIl AGAIN se1 'i'e -"''"
in notion sp'ig' IRON. 7i'i" u 'e''"T
rather than from any colse ous'esS
necessity ior sheh ACTON TIT ny s"'''' =
the State of society ny N'~''''ei ''''' ''
idea that executions are 'er'"' " SUI
VINO womb co'''''' mug -
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Hon. }, \. MiiiiAeh pfote >'ed against
those VINO oppose the peA'h pehal'N' an
agreed that statistics 10" tiat society i
a. well protected anu crime a rare ~