Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06
Mayor Youngs Inaugural Address.


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on sCIct parry principles, 70 sal uoth'hG %
parti,an.hip and unparliamentar. rulings
N holl ,h, h,la,,,.. -, mayor F,-tb.,ir.t
''he s''oe '''e ''' "a A''o" - ''e N'-s Wv
efhmeh'''he opposition nave Ia" c'n''o'
OF Inc CITY he'y'oS on your sound sense
ana business capacity l uu>' inc ohAh@e
viii be OF no Disadvantage 20 our ieI'o"
citizens.
Inc Ellsworth organ SYKES th'' eIecli"h
"a dire political ca'am''y ''"i heAeNe We
>hA'4 oe ao'e 10 justify i'e ''''"i'u'e III
our A'''''y' - he'Fl'! eAp'e''ed % our
voters last MONDAY
FINANCES.
The Revised Statutes Of Maine require
that the Municipal "iii Gers Of any town or
city SHAH on or before the morning OF the
animal meeting 10 cacn year. maze a full
report 81 men hNAH''A' II an >A''''H'' ~
having oeeh "o'e 10 "o'A'h ''1" report
= l uhde'''i"d 20 oe required oF S"'i ''1'-
H'e,. oheF s'el a. hF'e' "h'eh : -
i"-io"s
ih- funded debt OF our Ctt .,.
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~, have n floating d.bt Of sljl43
Making our "A''e deot S''''''
mere are pF"oao'y o'AeF oeo'' ioF "h'ch
t.4tE> nave lINt DEell Drawn. iDM N ~. !
am unable 20 say.
10 ONSET thls large ceo'' u"d between
II anu 10 thousand d"i'aFs oil "Heo4'e'''d
taxes " hAi ohr o'heF assets amount 'o'i
am unable 10 state a thi' time "ut villas
soon - our c.iy accounts can oe audited,
MAKE a fun statement a-d lay It before the
cItZens OF Ellsworth, and II shal be done
at an early day
SCHOOLS, HIGHWAYS. BRIDGES, AND SIDE
WALKS. CITY PoOR. FIRE DEPARTMENT
POLICE COURT RooM.CIrY LIBRARY. RAIL
ROADS. &c. DC.
I. has ba.u the cn..nn nf,ny u-..,ia,.a..
.,r. ,,r.Le M, each l..,,rr,,,,, ..r,,rs,.rv
and offer lengthy suggestion, aui recon-
meuuAi'ohs. These Recommendations have
usually been very good'have sounded well
ana helpei MAKE lengthy inaugural
"e"''e'ue" "' 'He ny "oN''H'"eh'' All
propose 20 oHe' D. '"'' time @" these va
floN> su"Jec's'''''""' pe-leNe d y oe poor
poieF'"hl.e we nave 80 heA'y aueo' hAn2
l''- over u % Ih4Ae appropriations i''sui-
ul!eL' 10 ran ms NY 10Y eIhileh1 circuit
any anu eoo'ioin'o"'i'' TO 'Ne wv pat
te"i>' we A"o" 'iIA' ''e app 'o"S
nave ho' Deeh sninc'eH' Z" meet our eA-
teNSe>' consequently our ueo' d" eauy
ne"'' Has '.'' 80
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NC o""'io' TUG "AA't' u '"'' O''H' ~
ie' u' pay a. we ~ anu al" ieAu' ~
uie0' % AZ OO'ii'i''" oo'''o'' '"H '1N0 up
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la" AND ORDER.
/ believe in the faithful and impartial en-
forcemeut OF the City ordinances anl that
protection to citizens and property should
ALWAYS be afforded. and pledge NV best
efforts 10 enforce the laws aud maintain
good order. \ little more than two years
ago the Sheriff of the County, the City
Marshall aud myself impartally and faith
fully enforced the Liquor Law. We expect
cd the cooperation of the Clergy, profess
sors of religion and professors of temper
ance. but as the September election APP
preached, they thought more oftheir party
than they did of temperance. aud those oc-
cupying high places were heard 10 say that
they had rather rum should run down our
streets than the Law should be enforced by
Democratic officials. The Sheriff enforce
Iment act makes il imperative on the Sheriff
to enforce the Liquor Law and provides So
per day aud expenses for his services. The
present Sheriff being Republican has the
sympathy and cooperation of those refer
red 70. and as God knows. | would not be
a stumbling block in the Sherir's way in
the enforcement of law, must move eau
tiously. lest drive this support from him.
,rlis ic,or law is enforced ,hronghon,
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the oIAte III Tue i"'e'e est Vi '"e "epuoiioaii
party. Whenever you find Democratic inn
holder or saloon keeper who deals il. the
.ardep, he is speedilv converted To Re.
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