The Republican journal., 1871-07-06
Railroad Meeting in Cherryheld.
From thn Machlas Republican


day ut tnis place, is now IN session, and
IS an immense gathering OF the people of
the two Counties. Very many more than
any one had right, perhaps, to expect.
Upon oar arrival here at noon on Thurs
day, the streets presented holiday APP
pcarance. At Two o'clock, the hour af
which the meeting was called, The capa-
ciou5 Hall wa filed To Overlooking
The meeting was called 10 order Ivy the
venerable William Freeman, Esq, OF
Chcrrylield, who made some eloquent re-
marks in favor Of building the railroad,
which he denominated means Of prepar-
ing men for heaven. James A. MiliEen,
Esq, called Hon. John c. Talbot of East
Machias, TO the chair who accepted the
situation in some spirited remarks, in
which he regarded the road rs Il toregonc
conclusion, and that it wa only neces-
sary To 60 about the business Immediate
~. Harrison Hume, Esq, OF Cherry
field was chosen Secretary Charles II.
Brown, ESD, of Bangor, was called up
ON tor remarks upon the subject. Mi.
| Brown took the stand and advocated a
railroad in an eloquent speech on the
| subject of building railroads, and this
| railroad in particulars; he said, the Ban,
| COR delegation, which took passage in
II steamer al Bangor, yesterday at two
| O'Clock T. NJ and had not arrived at
three O'Clock. =. NJ, on Thursday, com
| pletcly demonstrated the necessity OF Il
railroad if they want to oct anywhere
during this age. Mr.. Brown gave i
glowing description of the advantages
of this road, the necessity ANA feasibility
J of it. He said Il road must and VIII he
! L,siij harn him Ii,l
Mr.. Iladlock of Buckspom. wa, then
called upon Who took the stand. and al
yocated the Bucksport side of the lrlr4-
ton with ability, stating that at a public
meeting held ut that place two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars was pledged
| q. Walker, Esq, of Machits, was then
! called, and took the stand. and in some
| eloquent remarks advocated earnest and
energetic action. Any one listening ID
| the earnest remarks made by the gentle
| man. needed not to have stretched his
| imagination much to have heard THE
whistle OF the engine during those Very
remarks. At the conclusion of MIR. WAL
| ker's remarks, the Chcrryiield Band NJ
eleven pieces, gave the audience some
excellent music Mr., Walker then pre-
sentrd the resolutions passed at Al1chia~
on Monday evening last
1 Geo. w, Drisko Of Machas then muy-
ed that II permanent committee be choS
en- to have an oversight OF matters gen
orally. Mr.. DriSIo's motion Wa carried
j. A. MIlliIlen, Esq, moved that 4 COM
nntee OF three be appointed to nominate
! said committee. j. x. AiIlilon, trco.
/ ". Pope and Mr. II1dIocE. were lul
/ committee. While this committee Wrrc
| out, Mi fillsbury ot Buchsp0rt, Was
| called upon. He. rs well rs most of the
speakers gave the tog-bound delegates
/ 4 rub OF two and spoke twenty minutes
! on the feasibility OF roadbuildng
| The committee selected to nominate the
! Supervisory Committee, reported il COM
mittee, which we omit to-day Said re
! port was accepted. George Walker of
| Nlachias, is chairman Mr.. j. A. Buck
| OF BuckspOrt, thought As there was Il per
| iccted organization and charter for tt rail
| road from Bangor TO Ellsworth u hicll had
been ignored by the speakers. he thought
he had reason TO be hurt. Subsequent re-
marks, however, Were Such Is to harmon
izc that matter, and Mr. Buck, who had
declined TO serve ON the committee. VIZ.
on motion Of Mi c. p Brown of Bangor.
again added to the committee Music iN
the Band. Mi SAWYER ol tho Ellsworth
amer i,a"' WIS t"eil V1I"I l"f, "h" pro-
Eee"eU ~ say thaI II Hiieddlng mn would
nave 'u'iV y ritllF0ad' i rlIlroaa would
nave Peell pt'iil 10 bangor ana hurA7p'rt-
a,iI where pISr' ioh& No. NJ u
'loch' curing MI sawyer remarks, ~
9eSl'lch was re'eIVGI rom the B1h&"l
delegation ut South West llarnor, dttan-
r'i ny ing i'S} win liH request ,h(t mo
'"ul elill"h aulouIH 10 idi-Worlh. bu
hiolloh n j. \ MIlllken, Yotrt lhth
Wheh lhis meeting adloum, It Adjourn to
meet Ill CIly llall. ut Ellsworth, the
,roohu thursday IN September Alr.
hutk "i butkSPoft was then called upon
/" ln'tNH statements IN relation to the sur
WY nl lhe route from Bangor to EJIo-
W"rlh. On motion OF Mr Walker ii
Machta@, vote OF thanks wa rendered
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