Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05

SIDNEY PERHAM.
The Promised Explanation.

mark, We made on Hon. 7. {. Woodmau
81 give ouI readers some facts Why We
object to Mr.. Hale. We did not intend to
make public these. to us perfectly salts
factor, reasons. but find "ur Justification
now. In the mju-tifable and frequent at
tacks GA our motives. made by new spapers
aud private individuals. There i limit
beyond which forbearanee ceases TO be
virtue; and our belief j.. that not one of
our accusers would have he>itated half a
long AZ we have. if similarly situated. ,nd
possessed of materials tor successful
defence.
We premise. by giving briei history of
uur former political relations =
III the Congressional contest in lsG+ We
aided in the nomination of Mr.. Pike. being
srraved on that side both from inclination
and the force of circumstances. Mr.. Pike
won in the Convention by vote OF l46 to
Mr.. Hale'> "a. with 10 for Mr.. Roberts and
5for Mr. Emerson. AMER this for two
wears IN a serie, of contests and in various
ways Mr. Hale and ourself were at logger
hcai--we may say in bitter hostility.
Bit IN 1896. amer the County Convention
10 angus "i''' az" ''''
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'''i' "iii'Ne va 'i'' my. - '' "''
- IVY 'iiN e"''"H ~ a. " IA anu"
~ peace proclamation" TO make: Iii,
rh,. col Eugene Hale a. the leading man
ai'i ""T>'h haNe peeii III ''i'''' '''
At all ..ttl 80,
some NiHe' ne u" "'- a'i pei>''i o'"'i ~
"e'ea' "''
u''"'i'- anu We ann '''e p''i'i ~ a.
MN ana nj par! "a NV ''"i "'u ''''
"uilif. "c "aii' - ''' 80 mn
'h' spit' OF me la'e "HNeii''"''- a. /"
suggest ihe name 81 '"i- f'H@'h" i'''' i"
h'p!'Ntn'A'iNe 70 '"' ''"'"
ELLSWORTH
ne voters a''fi upon our LUX 'N''""
nominated and o.ec'ed VT iiAie- a"d con
unded HIM IN he Legislature TOT Nv"
wears.
In 1870 he was again a cana da'e Tor on
-IeNs- from ms '"uu'!' 1HP'' " W. Nc
"ilvery CT " aldo conltt' anu M iAr 81
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draft vould he sent We made tb.. 70
quest and instead of draft, it was stated
that there was no appropriation &c.
". gave Mr. Hale tbesa manor. o,,a -.
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fUes'eu Hilh' he oeihs on the committee
Of appropriations to see that the appropri-
alton was made. He very readily ana
frankly said he would a,tend ,oi,
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"e "io'e u 'hat ihere
hAu peeh some trouble about It, in the two
past years, through the opposition Of Mr..
Dawes sc. but added tbiut I shar s,,
..a.l T., ,,a,,i,,,, :. ,h...-i
men "fO'e
senator MorrlIl advising him what Mr..
Hale was doing, asking him TO render him
what assistance he could. n h. desired i,
He also nro,nisad 10 do %
W. -,
i'i 'iiei VI me matter
out had not doubt II was all right.
and that Congress would appropriafe
money 10 nav an anditad aooo,,,.
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-, " " iiioh We 'AihA heretofore
there had been no question about. But we
was disappointed.
In March Mr. Hale wrote M ,o,,a.
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""'NH VIC f""'e a. ioiio"s'