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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13
TIE LONDON PRESS ON THE NOMINATION.

TIE LONDON PRESS ON THE NOMINATION.
LONDON. July LITTLE London Times of tins
morning IN an editorial article upon the nomination OF
Horace Greeley by the Democratic Convention at Bati-
more for President of United States there never
was exhibited more fragrant instance of party demon
alizatiop The Democrats swallowed their opponents,
platform aud candidates cOniessng that they had none
OF their own TO present President Grant during four
years has committed no irremediabe blunder, and in
saying this we give him but faint praise. Nobody be-
eves that Mr. Greeley could be President Of the United
States four months without making some terrible mis-
take The discretion prudence and temper requisite Tor
proper performance of the functions OF President OF
the United States all wanting IN hr greeley we
cannot believe that the American people VIII elect ah
who is so deici mt in every magisteTial quaHty
The NeicS calls attention 70 the fact that Mr. Greeey
was nominated at Baltimore the first ballot, aud at
Cincinnati the sixth, and reasons nom tins that the
Democrats are enthusiastic in his support
than Liberal Republicans However says me NetoS,
IN America there will be no change in the relations OF
England with that country
The other London journals make no comments upon
the nomination, -
me 1drcrSer cOnfesses that its sympathes are en-
trely with Mr.. Greeley, u newspaper man.
The Post declares that such fragrant reduetO al
obStrit viii largely tend 70 bring about an abandon
nent system whereby the people OF America have
long been deprived Of all real choice Tor the Fres
dents. =, o-,.-. ..,,.,.o, .uoo.,o,
eocl, and saws: "As a Democrat, supported by the
sauth he is enfoavoring 10 unseat the General VINO
me Standard thinks Mr. Greeley would not he eligi
bic candidate not for his electioneerng strength
He l. hOnet partisan can De- ana ne SHOWS oCca
siOnay glimpse OF rough good sense Out ne Is N9len
in d,positO thOut regular education, and devoid OF
expo rieuce in The administration OF pubic aHalrslh
fact he respectable yeoman OF the last generation
10 Grant We DO believe that If he is elected his
subordinates will De appointed from The TRIBUNE Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13

TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBUNRI
CHICAGO, July 12.-Perhaps as conclusive in
dicaton Of the depth and breadth Of the rearoused
reform ferment which the action Baltimore has set in
operation continued defeetio1s that undermin-
ING the Grant interest in the West and Northwest To
night the report from Minneapolis well atteseo
that Col W s King part proprietor of The Minneapolis
Tribune and Postmaster Of the Senate, has finally re-
solved upon supporting Greeley and Brown ana as NC
can't control The Trf6ane has determined 10 Issue
au evening paper 10 uphold the Lihera c"use'
IL has not been very great secret ioi
months past that Col. King has been qule
FESTIVE under the Grant rammels and that shortly arer
the Cincinnati Convention he wrote TO the Minnesota
State managers earnestly exhortng radical change OF
tactics in regard to the independent liberal wing Of
the party He advised the retirement OF obnoxious men,
and a relaxing of the rigid party requirements
that the Liberals might be forced into the ranks OF
the Democracy He warned the managers II is declared
that Greeley was making perlous inroads INTO the Re
publican ranks and That only the most careful conduct
could save majority Of the party TO Grant in Novem-
ber His advice seems To have been ignored, ana the
result is the founding Of paper to give expression 10
his conviction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13
LIE CORRECTED.

If we are to believe the Grant papers,
GRACE Greet y and HoratiO Seymour time past
q sde directly indirectly, by themselves, through
erter parties, bargain, whereby Gov Seymour was 70
port Greeley for the Presidency and 10 his IN
ssSce " get Greeley nominated for the Presidency by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13
THE CASE OF THE PIONEER.

WASHINGTON, July 12-The Cuban prvateer
Pioneer lately captured by the cutter Mecca.
sim near Newport, H. L. win be held until Secretaries
Fish aud boutwell, examine the Law bearing upon
the ease, and determine the precise standing Of the
craft,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13

than TO know that the whole story was fabrication
But the TO dspre not to ridcuie u, Dut 70 let
US know where the money has gone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13
THE REFORM CAMPAIGN.

THE CAMPAIGN IN THE NORTHWEST,
COL KING OF THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE RE
PORTED TO HAVE JOINED THE LIBERAL
RANKS-HE WILL START A NEW PAPER.
TprrcpApp tn TuF TRIBTNPl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13

CONSULTATIONS WITH BALTIMORE DELEGATES
"ErCONCILIATIONn HIS wATCHWORD FOR
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EFFECTS OF
MI. GREELEY's ADMINISTRATIoN-MIsC0
CFPTIONs OF THE COLORED PEOPLE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23

{" the tribunal of arbitration AT Geneva. to
have been scstained by the loss In transfer
OF the American cemmercil marine. To the
British flag. the enhanced payment of IN
surancc. the prolongation Of the war and
The addition of large sum 10 the war and
the suppression of the rebellion. firstly
were not included in the treaty Of Wash
ington. and further and secondly. should
not be admitted in principle as growing out
of the acts committed by particular vessels
alleged 10 have been enabled To commit
depredaiions upon the shipping at u hellie-
eTent by reason of such want OF due dii.
gence In the performance ot the neutral
obligations a. than which j. imputed hy the
United States Ia Great Briiiau. aud
Hherfds, the govern mcni at Her Britain
ME Majesty has also declared that the pr'n-
cipl~ Involved Ia the second At the cuntru-
tons hcrrinbciore set forth viii guide their
conduct 10 future. and
WhersdS. the President Of tie United
States. whilst adhciing 10 hi, cantentiou
that tn said claims we're inClnded IA tie
treaty. adopts for the future the prieipi,.
con aimed IN the sec nd 81 the said conte!-
iious ~ far "a to declare that il viii here
after guide the conduct al The government
Of the | niiel States. audthe TWO cuuntrir.
are Therefore agreed in TAI, ic-pect.-it
consideration thereof the President at III.
tniied States. by aud Win The advice of
Sctatr thereof. consents that he will
make no claim on the part 'of the United
States in respect of indirect lo>>,., A. aiorc-
said before the tribunal ut arbitration al
Geneva
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
The Alabama Case.
THE DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED TO THr sEN
ATE.

TIE DOCUMENT, SUBMITTED TO TUE SIN
ATE.
The following j. copy of the message
of the President on the indirect damages
question sent to the Senate on Tuesday =
10 the Senate Of The United States:
| transmit herewith the correspondence
recently taken place respecting the div,-
ions OF opinion which have arisen between
this Government and that of Great Britain.
with regard to the powers of the Tribunal
OF Arbitration. created under the treaty.
signed At ashngton May S. 1871 respect
fully invite the attention of the Senate To the
proposed article submitted BY the British
Government. with the object of removing
the differences which seem to threaten the
prosecution of the arbitration and reauet
an expression by the Senate. oftheir diSpo-
>ition in regard to advising and consent
ing To the formal adoption OF an article
such rs proposed by the British Govern
menj. The Senate j. aware that the con-
sultation with that body in advance OF en-
iering into agreements with foreign 81 ates
has many precedents. In the early DAYS of
the Republic General WASHINGTON re-
pesiedly asked their advice upon penriing
questions with such powers. The most
important precedent is that of the Oregon
boundary treaty in 1916. The importance
Of the results hanging upon the present
state of the treaty with Great Britain leads
me 10 follow these former precedents. and
to desire the counsel OF the Senate IN ad-
vance of agreeing TO the proposition Of
Great Britain. o. s. GRANT.
Washington May 10. 1872.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23

Mr.. Savary's letter OF vindication and
explanation is given in another column
|: the reader will turn to our issue OF
April iih he Will find the Mayors Address
which takes strong ground against the
High School. Mr.. Savary's article on the
same subject, which admit. that to appro-
PIRATE money for that object would be ille-
gal. and the School Report which init
very di.creetly waves the discussion Of
the point II legality; and also an appro-
priation of $3.50 90 by the City Council.
all in the same issue. This surely was a
mGddle. and "childlike.' Up to this time
We had plenty of opinions" but no legal
one. We had a City Solicitor. elected tor
the purpose Of advising on all doubtful
points. aud fully competent to give good
legal advice, but h. had not been applied TO
for an opinion. By and by tbs matter is
hung up and his opinion authoriiiveiy
asked and he decides in favor 9th school.
We then criticised the action Of those who
fastened 10 give an opinion adverse to the
school, while ncgi Getting TO ascertain the
| law We thought then aud think now. il
was at least. "A childish way OF proceeding.
We had no wish or purpose to injure the
feelings of any one. but did certainly rhinh
sure they are right before going ahead.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
The Congress Question.

Almost all the newspapers OF the state
have either discussed the matter of candi-
date for member Of Congress in thi. dis
trict. or published what seemed tie point-
ugs of public sentiment. But the matter
h4s assumed al different times different
phases. and one could not wei. understand
how it would finally settle. The latest
phase is that Mr.. Pike IL not candidate.
that Mr.. Milliken Is not. that Capt Nc
Gilvery j. not and that the canvass is mar
rOwed down to two candidates. Mr..
Hale and Rev. Ebenezer knowlton Of
Moutville. Waldo County. Mr.. knowlton
We know /. a man Of ability. of integrity.
aud Of legislative experience. He has
served one term in Congres. with credit to
himself and constituents. so therefore lac
j. no novice. nor is he unknown to the vot~
ers of the district He has an honorable
record as a citizen. and in his more public
life is without stain or bleinish SO much
for Mr.. hnowlton, from us. and the bal
amce of his story he tells in the letter which
we publish.
SO lar as we know. this county. quite
generally. will support Mr.. Hale. lie has
been an able and attentive Representative
and like all other Congressman. wants an
endorsement by a reelection. This is nat
ural and proper, and is in accordance with
views which We have often expressed ia
these columns:
LETTER FROM HON. EBRSEZER KNowLroN.
SO. MONTvILLE. May -. 1872
VIM N. Rust. ESQ. Dear Sir
Your letter referring 10 our present polit-
icai positions and duties. was duly received.
In reply to its leading points would say
First. ! think Grants Administration
has been a decided success and generally
satisfactory to the loyal people of the couii-
Try. | believe the Interests OF the nation
would be safer in his hands. as Chief Mag
istrate. fcr the next four years. than In the
hands of any other man: therefore am in
favor OF his denomination at Philadelphia
second The Cincinnati movement is
deeply to be regretted. Many of It's leaders
were strong men. and did good service to
he Union caB Sc during the late rebellion
but failing to direct or control Grants adj
ministraton, they have turned against IL,
and practically gone over 10 onrpoltical en-
emies. This combination of disafiected and
disappointed Republicans with the Demo
Gratis, viii probably make the approaching
contest one of the most critical and import
ant political struggles OF orr times.
Third. You say there is disposition 10
take our next Member of Congress from
this County. and ask me i'll will be can
didate. That depends upon what is i'm
nlied by .being a candidate" II it implies
that amto spend dime and money to drum
mn and draw out a sentiment in my own
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
For Sale
Probate Notices

Al Court Of Probate holie at fll4wortn within
AMI t1r the County ~ tianrpck ou tle III V.3
hesday Of Arfii \ y 1872
"arrrn Wai., AlmI1istrt.or upon tho r. ate
% N x Y cll-, late at iruokIin. III salt t,.t,,
" Increased having presented hi- tir.t ac,. rrt
OF administration up"n said estate I'm y at.,..
pRnEHEp That the -aid Adtniui-t ITO. rty.
notice ther'oi 70 all persons Interested t, rHms
mgar"py OF this Order to be published br ,sc,t.
~, 'tNEe - the Ellsworth Nm"rictn pr pt...i h
,us" PVT t1at they NAV appe al Proiiqte Cont
70 ne hnlaen az Ellsworth on the "a Wedue.ti AZ
y I'm next At zen or he clock In the ioren.,1
am ,hew can e # any they have why the anna
PARKER TUCK Jude.
true Cory-Attest: Gro. A. nYHR, Re-istcr.
AZ a Court Of Probate holden II Ellsworth. Win.
Wednesday OF Apr. 4 f.. lS72
Edwin l.. Fullerton, Guardian Of Aha, N
sho" al. OF Ellsworth in ait County min.,r.
having presented his first account - ,,,'r.t' \
ship upon said minors estate fnr lr.,t.,.,. wan
ORDERED: That the said Guartj3n give n,tic.
.nrre"i 70 an persons interested ~ causing \
oopy OF this orier to be published three week !
successfully in The Ellsworth American. prini@d
IN Ellsworth, that they NAV appear at 4 Prob,,a
oourt 70 ne holden at llswoIIh IN The "a Wed
me- CAV Of June next. al ten OF the ciocr ~
me forenoon and shew cause Il any tbnr III ,. y
WHY the same should not he allowed i'
,,, =. Parker TUCK, Judge
At Court of Probate holden n Ellsworth ,-JI,,,,
ana tnf the County ofsIianoock, on the 2j
Wedn' sdav Of April. A u is72
naio ~ Ming nm Gnarcii,a Of Geo 5 Barker
OF httiaville, in said County minor bgyin,, III
senteh nj FIRST account of Guardianship nnon
sara MINORS estate Iof Probate: '
oHpERED:-Thai the said Guara,s, -
notice thereof to All persons Interested III c
ing a copy OF sh!s order To be published No.,
Werss sacoessively in the Ellsworth Anerie,,,
nrinted IN Ellsworth, thar they may annne ietn
= onate Court TO be holden at Ellsworth a, :" VI,
50 Wednesday OF June next, at ten ~ ~ W., IN
, ,ho ~ me forenoon. and show cause Il ~ W.
mn as..
A true Conv-A..s., rrARkER Tuck, Judge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
Sherif's Sale.

HANCOCK SIS. MAY 18th Js-n
laken on execution, in favor OF Copst'.1t 4.
Aboou OF Buckspori, against j. Edwin Sh,.,',,,
formerly of sal Bucksport, ana oVai,,., ~,
mouse situated In Bucksport aforesaid n|c,I,,il9
~ Mrs Harriet sherman, sarl hon hnin1
eeased.-the claim against said hou 80 het.g M
ieI we zen Jaw oil The State. Tor labor and ma
.e1lals furnished upon said house, and viii ie
,ne nitsentn day ofJune A. D. 1872 an tw, o,rjaek
M 'n n aernoon, on the premises 4fore saii all
Ne tltie and interest The said sherman OF
Of the original attachment 10 reo,em said prem
isss mofsx~ged to Joseph L. Buck OF Bueksp ort
hkSj. 4. xkYRS, Uspaty shsrii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
THE PROPOSAL or rHE BRITISH GOVERN
MENT

THE PROPOSAL or THE BRITISH GOVERN
MEST.
The following is the proposal referred to ::
1t is in the form of IA dis patch from Gener-
al Schenck TO Secretary Fish, and is dated
London. May 10, ls721-
Lord Granville few moments since sub
mitted TO me in person the following copy
of an astiGle which. if the government of
the United States think TT TO adopt. will be
accepted BY Her uajesty's government. |
made no comment on il but said would
telegraph it to you Immediately =
Whereas. the government of Her Rritan-
mic Majesty has commended In recent cor
sespOndence with the goveInment of the
United States. as follows, namely: That
such indirect claims as those for the nation
al losses stated in the case presented on the
part Of the government ofthe United States
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23

JENNIE CLAFLIN WANTS TO BE a COL
ONEL.-Tennie c. Clafin. in a letter 10 the
Sun. applies for the Colonelcy of the Ninth
Regiment. protesting that it would be
wrong to the memory of its dead leader to
select as its successor any one lacking the
magnetic influence he possessed over sol
diers. She VIII accept the position and
pledge herself. if elected. TO give such i'm
petus to recruiting that in thirty days the
regiment will be the foremost in the State.
There can be no objection. she saystO Inc
except that l am woman but Joan of Are
was woman. and while don't pretend to
have her military genius. it has always
been my desire to become actively con
nected with the service. In the whole
rules and tactics AN well yersed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23

Antioch College. Ohio. May lGth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
HAIR TFO3O FIRE ms. COMFY
FIittrFDnD. coys.
y - II. - 10000
Geo. 4. Dye. " rsa. F4r
H,xcocx =. May II. I,7.. r.nan r>.

HtNCOcK -. MAY II, l>13. T,srn an I.N n
cutiun and will b. ,old At public auction ID tdr
office n !. A. Dean, e-q., ia Ellsworth ou ~lt-
urlty thc 22i day q June next. at 10 o',IugA I'm
thr forenoon. al Tho right. ttlr aud interest
that Joseph, Thomas and b nalnn + Thomas,
Of Ellsworth, has or had 1t the time If IT, IT.
lachmcnt If ihr original writ % rrd-omin.. The
Lot. W hart. Mills, Engine and Machinery ,if-
uAtrd on ihc Wet .Idr Uf the River III fil--
worth Village, NE same premises bein. under
= muri-l-" tp NFrr n. >irg III Jf ~eigwtrk
dated tn day Of Jun \. u. 1865, and record
"a June :, l-+i' Ia Hancock K -i-try BOOK l3i
Ha-r 100 "a which refer for a more. uarfisuI,,r
descriptions ayypl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
Union, Eastern & Amazon
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Com'd Assets, 81, 100000
Geo A. Dyer. Agent. Hsu0rth. Ne.

THE subscriberis prepared to DO WORK ia above
line, and the nrices for The present year viii be
the same as in he past, viz
Oiling and Csrding. ets.. per pound. Furnish
ing warp and weaving blan keting, 10 cts. per I'D
Furnishing warp and weaving ttinet 90 cts, pc
yard Cloth dressing from 7 TO % cas-, In re-
aard to the quality OF on, or work, | leave this
matter with my customers 70 decide II it Is good
or better than they get at other mills
II. SMITH.
Agents I.emr Crahtrese, Hancock; j. NJ.
Rlaisdeil, Franklin; Sam'l Hill, Z. ~. sullig an
Falls r. II. Sowle, r. NJ. Gouldsboro; :. Is.
Hutchings, Pro.pect Harbor; J. &. Googins. p. NJ.
Steuben; East sullivan May, le7a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
Twenty-Eight Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to femaes
placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all ply sic ans
making such practice specially, and enables
him to guarantee speedy and permanent cure
in the worst Of Suppression and ali other
Menstrual Derangeiaeats, from ,chaferer ca,,se.
An letters for advice must contain 81. once. No,
9ESDIcorr STREET. BOSTON.
N.B.-Board urnishet To those desiring to re
main under treatment.
Boston July, ls7l.-sp.no.Iyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23

PahIishea avery Thursday Moraing at Peters
n ock, Ellsworth. Me-, by \. X. SAWYER For
terms xs, see first page
NJ PErrENGILL 4 Co, 81 Park Row, New
yort ana eco. p. RowELL & Co., 40 Park ko 4,
New YORK, are the agents tor the AMERICAN,
in tnst city. aud are authorized 10 contract for
inzs-tinR Advertisements for Us at 0ur lowest cash
rates Advertisers in that ctiy are requested 10
their favors with either Of the above houses.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relief for Young Mea from the
efc t. Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Mn
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impede
ments 90 ,r:iage removed. New method of treat
ment, New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. south
Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa sp. no Tyr 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
DATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
-periectly harmless. reliable ami instantaneous F.:
no disappointment; no ridiculous tnis OF disa
grecabe odor. The genuine Vim. A. Batrhelor's
Hair Dye produces Mesliasely a spIrndid
Black natural Brown, raves the hair clean,
soft, beautiful does not contain particle OF lead
any injurious compound. sold nv all frug<i
Factory, splyio 10 BoND STREET, NY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
HANCOCK -, sHrRIrr's OFFICE.

hANtbth s.. SItRIEF's OFFICE.
May 18th, y. II. lS.3
By virtue ot An execution from the supreme
Judicial Court. have taken 10 satisfy the same.
all the right In Equity which William Ha~kin,
Of sullivan, in said County, has, or had al the
date Of the attachment on the original writ.
Dec. 26th, 1870. TO redeem from mortgage 2
certain piece or parcel Of land situated in the
town Of sullivan, aforesaid. bounded - fol-
lows, viz: Commencing ON the County road
five rod, East Of the Dwelling House On said
lot. formerly occupied By Staiira Tran. thence
run North Ea>terly to stake on the line be-
tween VIM. !. Lord and Henry l. Wooster.
thence North WESTERLY, on said line. eleven
rods 10 the South West corner Of said Woo~-
tiers lot, thence at right angles, on the line be-
tween said Lord and " Wooster ana Joseph Bean.
TO the South line Of Sylyanu> Gibbs lot. thence
Westerly on said Gibb. line to the town road
leading from the County road To Daniel :.
Bunkers, thence South Westerly on said town
road to the County road. thence on said County
road TO the first point OF beginning, containing
six acres more or less, rc>erying out of said lot
the land on the County road where Sarah
Courtney's house now stands.
Said premises being under mortgage TO Sta
tira Tran, dated April 22nd, 1869, and recorded
in the Hancock Registry Of Deeds Vol. 1873,
Page $50. to which mortgage deed reference
may be had for further description
And shall sell said right TO redeem at pub
lie auction AT the Office OF Hale & Emery in
Ellsworth IN said County. on Saturday the both
day Of June, A. ID. 1872, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. 9w21
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23
Medical Notice

Or X T. GLlndle would respecttnli, ;rt-.. .,,,
people OF BAehiil and yienitv ,hy 'htprn lhe
NV [eerntly decided to change his location
,at na"e arrangements with him q take M III.
ready tor practice az N'"U'',h'
Ellsworth. NAV I'm H., ma
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23

A man out West has invented ma
chine to drive hens out OF the garden. 1t
is to be patented, and used in the coming
presidential campaign.