Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-28
A correspondent of the Baltimore Gaz-

ftorOllna tbat that state Is gong KepuO-
lean. The vote of the State. he says,
will be determined by the action OF about
IL 600 Union men" in the counties west
of the Blue Ridge, who have been dis
gusted with the Democratic party by the
prominence OF the reactionary secession
list element. Gov Vance has lost votes In
the western section whenever he and
Judge Settle have made a joint can
vass. ss the latter has made an excel
lent impression.
ONO ALL RIGHr-The Washington cor
respondent of the Boston .Idcsrtiser. writ
ing on Saturday. SAYS:
Reports received here to-day from Ohio
! say that there Is no occasion for the panic
which exists in some Republican quarters
regarding the result of the October cleo
ton In that State. The Cincinnati Com
merciai of Yesterday SAYS the pane will
have good effect In causing the Republi-
! cans 10 redouble their efforts to schieve a
victory. At the ssme time. the Commercial
saws, the State j. sure ~ 20 Republican
two weeks from next Thursday by "A iair
/ majority. and that Governor Hayes will
carry ,he State in November by an over
wheiming majority.
Is i, any wonder that the negroes are
FESTIVE in South Carolina when speakers
i IN that state are uttering such sentiments
as are contained iu the following.
/ my friends, tell you there are certsin
men YOU must put out OF the way. Those
men are Chamberlain. Elliott. Sparmick
and others. They must be killed, for they
are leaders of the negro. aud if we can get
rid OF them We can carry things a. We
want them. We don't care for United
States troops. We have met them ia the
! field. and we are ready to meet them again.
Cries of yes we are. aud applause
And now let me tell you, what to do on
election day: 60. en- massc aud armed.
and try and force the negroes to vote our
ticket. II they don't do IT,, shoot them
down and cut OF their ears. | warrant
you this viii teach them a lesson, and.
even IL We are not elected. We will 90 To-
Columbia la force. and, il not allowed 10
take our seats. we Will >Brrouad the State
House and tear il down. and show them
wc Will rule What >ay You. men. can't
wc DO it," Loud cricr OF Yes. damn il.
yes.
The RECORD or THE DEMOCRATIC PAR-
ic parts Tor ID" past siNtee years aud ihen
ask yourself. il through indifference. or
want OF sympathy with icw politicians.
YOU propose 10 reject the Republican tick
Il and excrp; the nominee, of a party with
such a record a, this senator trasin 81
New Hampshire. in a recent speech, thus
condensed the faci.:
The only men who discouraged enlist
ments for the MON army were Demo
Gratis; the only men who boaste that they
had not and would not vote man or a dol
lar in Congress were Democrats the only
men arrested for sending arms and supplies
TO the rebels Were Democrats. aud the on
iy men convicted for melting rebellion la
the North, for reasonable cOmmuuica
tons, and acting spies for the enemy.
were Democrats. The only men AZ the
North who declared The measures uncon-
stituiiOnal were Democrats The only
men who opposed the draft, who opposed
coniiscation. who opposed the employ
ment Of coored troops, were Democrats.
The only men who opposed the 18th amend
ment Of the Constitution. aboliShing slav-
cry. were Democrats. The only men who
declared the war for the Cnion a failure
were Democrats. The only men Who did
not rejoice AZ Union victories were Dem
ocrats. And the only men who did not
thank God when the rebellion Was crush
ed were Democrats.
Nasty has had trouble al the Cor
ncrs' in keeping the party faithful to COY.
Gldeu. \ copy Of a New YORK. Demo
cratic newspaper found il, way into the
towa containing the assertions that Ar.
Iliden was hard-mouey man aud was
opposed TO paying all kinds OF southern
claims. Flat rcyol was the result. and
Nasty had to reason them into subsection
by the following line Of argument: My
friends does water ever git higher than It's
than tie Ten Commandments. Then |
ned TO explain to EN- wat the Ten Com
mandmeuts wuN DID yoo ever know a
party To rise above the scource uy it,
strength: IT. all very we'll Tor thl. Vile
sheet in Moo York to talk about hard mon
ey there. tor the bioatcd Loudholder- Of
the DimocTisy there wan; il bat do we.
Not any. We want paper and lot, NV II,
aud were agoin' 10 hey IL. What Kin the
. A~@F'- NJ eAoDAA AtrOtAA4A+ NV Al4t lFAtll-
ocrisy any strength there: Jist enur Ia
! hold the post-otlices in case the Dimocri-v
elect President. But who elects the
Democratic President: We uy kentucky.
Nv Nirginny, NV Mary land, aud Gcorgy.
Massachusetts wants hard money. but i
our beloved Tilden soin back on Kentucky
where he hez friends for the sake Nv Mass
achoosits, were he hasn't 4 copora.s guard.
And speaking NV the payment Nv the
claims Nv Deekn Pogram and Capt. Nc
Pelter, how is the Government agoin TO re-
foOs il: Amt We the Democratic party
We aud sch ez we from the Southern
States? VIII there be q member NV Con-
gress electid in the South whose CON
stiiyooents didn't lose fence rales and
mules and sweet potatoes: Our represent
alive will be safe on this question, and ez
the Northern Reform Dimecrats Will git
uieir whaek in. they will be satisfied Nv
/ the justice Nv the clames. Wat else hcv
We to consider in the matter!'