Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-23
A New Party,

u The y. Y. SfaRdari describes the special
u grievances and the probable results ot .
meeting Of the leaders Of the anti-Graut
clique la the following touching words
q 4 gathering of this Kind will have enter
tainment ia itself and intellectual r..nurcc-.
We can fancy the nature of the .li..r>-
SONS. Notnsng OF this Kind has been
known since the celebrated gathering in
= the Cave Of A.inilum. tn which came all
~ who were blind and all WHOM ere lame. all
nSryho were blind all who were poor or ia
% debt OF In distress Aud how interesting
the preliminary conversation will beth.
exchange of thoughts aud views, a. tn
how each particular leader came to '.lo.e
confidence in General Grant" and hi re-
election. Mr.. Dsna's grievance. T. tse
:. most prominent lie wa, made Appraiser.
N Int not Collector Of the Port Nou. II
" human reason IAN Imagine more terrible
"a motive than the we are 81 loss. Mr. IA
ma viii dwell upon this evidence of Grant
= failure A. a President. while the listening
. Greeley catches an the chorus and pro-
- c"e'lS Ia show how hi soul wa. ycNrd bv
!" the removal Of Palmer from one uiilcc aud
l., MERRITT from another. and ih" general IT,
- noring of Fcntnn'. friends and how. With
~ these unspcakahlc errors ana insults, h-
a, must and shall oppose Grant a an utter
allure IN administration. Mct lures
grievance l. an old. old story. Instead or
making an assignment "t the whole al.
mini>tration ia Andrew g. Curtin Tor The
benefit of Pennsylvania politics Grant
hani>hed the bland t,uVcTnor Ia the hyt,cr-
b"rean north-to the icc-hound court uC
Russia. Could there b. a morn con~uictl-
on. absence 81 acumcn than thi-: 4 more
utter want 81 appreciation Of the duty of
the President 10 P"nu-S lvaniAs F-nton
doc> not talk much. and " vi coniinc him
,"u Ia saving .tc-' To everything We
q" not An"" that Wllke- iras 4 grievance
bat De has what will a.ionish ih,. confer
encc-a principle and an idea.
\ platform Why no one hal thought
OF that. "A candidaie," Everybody had
thought Of A candidate. and was onl, hold
| ing back from ino1.sty. Al admit that
Ia essential points Grant had done we'll
he has paid the debt he has Kept ueac..
with England and prevented Indian war--
and that there i A. MACPHERSON for hi. r.
nomination and reelection n la the eases
OF Washington. jackson aud Lincoln
YES We imagine e.. W saving I'll III.
quiet way. we all admit this but ~. ,,ar,
candidate. -uggc>; A. the mean. ~ IT,
/ r'Ving al The sense Of the meeting thar ,,
! name Horace Greeley :" Mr. Jr,.l.,
brushes to hi hair-roots. audtAhr- fn rt,i-
ii2 tie IrlbHRs upside down Hui there
= strange surprise. Mr. sumner Ma
great respect for Mr.. Greeley. hi- OH huu-
orcd friend. bui-hui. MA..achu>c,t. ie.
Gains, aud-aud--. t,rli. >chur1 loved
I Mr.. Ire-ley-no one more -incerclY-bui
I There wa th.. t,rrinAn vote. 10 be rousid-
| cred. and - We should. no douht. have ara
[ aneiidmru; Z" the Constitution pcrtnitilul.
aliens Go De President. lhcr,--wa.-rcal-
4 ly-no-kuop iug--hut -- AuI .I,rk
I l<gan's ctc> fash fire a. he peak Ia ;hni.-
4 def tones of THE prairie. and mountain.
- t.ts ,''',f fAittc sNr>t-vrIIiHol-- Ao>.-
claims, especially the claim, Of ii, soldier
elements. should be considered And .,
for himself. having joined the Nichols:
Church. s-hop"I-that-no-
And Mcclure. his voice rAngin.
between the Kew OF & aud -. say. that
PENNSYLVANIA own 'urtiu-the friend of
th" soldier, the great war governor. thr
champion OF everything aud every bp.ly ~
Wa Ia" one man To unite the country anil
If not Curtin. why. ThomA, \ scott. and
/ II not scott, why a. a patriot he la! made.
sacrifices. aud he-wouid-be-w illing-to
--- And samuel Bowlcs with an afra-
I bilious enthusiasm that makes him SPEAK
% ~ >hirt->l"eNc-, remind, them all that
! ''''nBs true representative nohirman The
I greatest lcttrr-writcr aud traveller. and
temperance lecturer. and Sundav-.rhool
i1lh"r. schuyler tolfaX. >iill lives, aud that
! NOT {" nominate him would b. 10 throw
cold wafer upon every reform movement
now ia existence. With SCHUYLER a. Pre-
idcnt and some eminent New Eu..Iaud
journalist for Nirr-Prc-ilent, ,ome-st,ch
-mati-a--weI as" And finally the
dehouair Spencer say, that there wer, 80
many questions now before 4 meeting that
had only met To confer upon one question
that they had better adjourn. And they
adjourn without candidate or a platform.
Aud A. II. g. aud q. ". walk over thu.
Park arIn-in-arm to Park row. We can i'm
agi'e this colloquy:
II q. I'M. eyes sadieuei and the blu-he. gone
Wei. George these don't know srAoa. ,hey
want Now. nothing wa carter.
g. " examining his unread rr<olut on. AMI
note - ideas and declaration ~ principle MO
b. over-c"At pocket Well. Horace. the. iu-i
don't know eAaf they want. Now. Hifh INV ..ul-
H'a"e aud International hieA--,
Our advice 10 these men /. TO accept the
inevitable. There Is nothing. a. Tallyrand
would say, nothing but Grant or an '.in.
tngIe III the canvass. With Grant No
can win and consolidate the results of IN,
war by four wears OF good sense and SOUND
| craftsmanship and peace. Without Grant
we shall have a season OF intryue> and
disSppointments anb divisions the party
going To pieces on lee shore For this /.
, an opposition without principle, a party
without a leader. "A combination without 4
! purpose, simply group OF disappointed
; men who mean 10 make a. desperate
. struggle against Grant a. Fremont did
, against Lincoln in ls6t and who ar,
doomed. We are confident. To as utter and
| ignomInious failure.
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