Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-25


ntrary to law for military men to dis
arge civil duties. | am sorry that he told
a that. FOR it is not the fact. We did not
IS any such law; We have law that
/ Il not allow military men TO be appointed
si,il offices, but we have ho Law to pre-
nt men in the army from being detailed
icivil duties. Mr.. Trumbull complained
81 We have an army officer that brought
1.-THE Presidents message. daughter
lc looked into the history OF The country
| would mud that II was done before.
I " iir,s message ever scut To the senate
/ chs tnhed states was ou the eth uI Au-
ri. l.s3. aud II Wa. borne bt Major
| ficral Henry Knox. Cheers That
.i"r carried one more message from
I t.rral Washington 10 the senate. lie
7 ~ the President companion during the
I w. and perhaps his most intimate aud
/ rAunai friend. aud wi-D Geu. jackson
( sne Ia he appointed Major Dsue.sun A.
sretart " hen Abraham Lincoln came
sle took John Hay. an army officer. and
saiied him FOR duty Ia the " hite HOUSE
,Aplau~r. gut hen And, johnson
nar jan Daughter he filled The White
Ni-r Wuh military. ihe gentleman
VI llumbuli should kn0a all t.t>; and
WIN a senator .. the nited States leaves
HtA"'Nt - " Afti iltV ebt> hl INu
dCn the country spcaAiu. % tile people
l&augh to understand whereof he speaks
Aa Toe acquainted with the facts OF history
AZ An"~ "hat he l. talking about. Laugh
To- Gentlemen. | never read 4 >pu, Oh 80
~ q rrr''Is ~ the short space OF couple
otulunu, 4, IN MI lUumhuli> speech
licays. or rather asAs The quc,i lou. il
Anew jackson filled the White House
Wit flee holders and military men. What
~osl b~ sand about il: lie did. H.. APP
p"lird Col. Moore. tul. Morrison Col
L"r, toi, Reeves. apt. MckecScr aud
COX. johnson. ~ oW relations. and
the tc Officers VI The army. They ut
abx posing guar'l> Ia atid aruui!I the
Nhr House. " hcn President Grant
cair in they paid Inn salute, ami he
ASH ~hat they meant. ana ia. next
daye sent the tro"I- away. The four
copaIil"s Vt aiIy and tuc regiment ot
infs,rs, And lor tilrrr years nut a soldier
ha>'ecn u, 4gcr " a.hiugtvu Oh dut, than
tor Washington. Applause. Now.
VII. . President Grant, great offence.
He ad three men GA hl- tan during the
hea he ~. Lieutenant General and
1cuTai. tie WAS made President and
they" ent on >hcrm4H'> s;aii aud the,
NcI'dcisil.I 10 - ~ tn" White House
et'N - i'' Hff IbF U Aill iiFi t''Nl lIt>iICttf
Irat ~ 10 lit, immense w"tA, lul that
s.scsso mNrh 9" thc puhNc Treasury
kIAuhtef-t mat j. All there j. about ID.
APiaG~c Now ny i''iinW Republican
iilr.i> 4" A"u th'nA YEN ought ~ rvtlrc
I" '4cinnAii because President Grant has
gu' -coup.r u b., ar!> = wa>hui zion Z
Ar 70 mcii " 10 fought thr battles OF the
county dangerous I.cu: Appiau,r..
Ind arm unuiiuaiju. tICAct~ Auu tgttu. ~
gr' ~ boy 10 gray I" N"'S tor th"m.
ih'i .n"t afraid o. the lucu IN -tat. but
thcs tirc terrible horror 81 tue men ia
o'dr i-htcF.I thr iurH "hu fought fur
the "teHA- th''rNt senator IIumbulI
told "a about u. Increasing assumptions
ui th"-' 10 power am uut a LAWYER
NJ iInnVu'I -, fly = a supported oi i
ol'b HsiiH olh which went further ihAu
AL o'!rT measure We passed. aud he
comes l'fr and rrltoathc~ %. Tor en-
cEoAcHiI% an4 a. bl.rsIy power because - 9
iIo~ri the Ia rm.n q the iiou,e on
the Jad, .AEt. vi. ilsuH continued Al
length announcing corruption ma iAsr, y )
~ oaieo "tant.' administration ha- ar-
'''''''' ~ A"H convicted i""I" thIctrs
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moo ''' 4' AH ioi''NI A"d uli m man.
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