Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-16

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/ Resoirei. That we rcafiirm our mistaken
/ confidence in the integrity. patriotism and
craftsmanship OF Rutherford u. HAYES. and we
| cordially approve his efforts to carry out in
/ good faith the principles avowed by the Cincin-
| natl Convention.
| General Chamberlain. in support Of his
resolution. made in substance the follow
/ ing remarks =
! NJ Prcsiient;-I offer this resolution be-
/ cause, speaking for myself and for those rcpub-
I lcans who sent me here to act for them. | am
1 unwilling 10 zee the state Republican Convcn-
| tion of Maine adjourn without expressing a
! cordial support Of the national administration
J which represents the head Of the party. | am
surprised that no such resolution was offered
/ by the committee. Whenever did a state con-
veniion fail 10 declare it, support of it, own
chosen agents and champions: And Of a ! times
/ thi>i> surely one when true allegiance and man
I u service should be rcndercd-now when the
l ISSUES 81 the last sixteen years are drawn to
1 the sharp crisis.
\ year ago. in the national platform. We
affirmed with care and completeness the prin-
! ciplc. which were our common bond. the end,
w sought and the measures by which they
| were 10 De achieved. Ii ANYTHING could be- A
more bold and forciblc presentation of them. il
was iolnd in Mr.. HAYES letter OF acceptance.
| II further light of demonstration Were needed
] II was gwen IN the COURAGEOUS. statc>mznlike
I and noble uiterances Of the Presidents iuaugu-
/ raj. and II any were still in darkness the OPEN
| ing acts of the Presidents administration put
at rest forever all doubt Of hi sincerity firm
ness and devotion TO Republican principles
The President has taken upon him great
| and solemn responsibility. We have called him
to task more difficult in many poets than To
/ carry through war, because to settle a dis
/ turbed state OF things in time of peace by con-
1 siiiuiional and legal measures l. far more
difficult maitor than 10 push forward a war.
" hen the warmest sympathics are aroused and
when means and measures and motives are not
81 sharply scrutnizcd. We ask the President
10 secure for the country the great boon for
which We have fought and tocd so long. We
ask him 10 c"n~ummate political, financial
and industrial construction when all the old
/ systems have been oyerthrown from the found
aiions. We ask him from the disorder and
Reorganization that has followed the terrific
crash Of forces in internal conflict to give u
back a whole country.
That i what we want. what We fought for
and what We still lighting for, and now
when the crisis la. comr when the hopes and
pledges 50 long held arr being honestly and
[ vigorously realized, shall We ha>cly desert the
executive on whom our own choice has deyoly-
ed the difficult task: Have friends grown 30
ilmid. or loyalty 20 lukewarm that We shall be-
asked to let the President alone. or at the most
to give him a fair trial
hat ha> the President done To mak. him
i'ltr to he let alone, or prit 40 De put
/ on irlA: hat change has come over The
spirit Of our dream since we a year ago. in
J this convention affirmed our confidence in our
principles ani IN our candidate IA resolution.
much stronger than thu. now venture to
"",' if.n''t"F 80 ne" 1" ~ thN We are
uIitl>'u anu 800 Ati when one takes u a
our wordt !, II the President. crime that
H' 'H""Aut W "rir honest IN our RESOLUTIONS
anu proni>s-: Take care. gentlemen, let the
l''i,r 'n'nA u J. We VINO are on tlal AMI not
IT, President II be i carry iug out fairy and
>4IArely the principles announced in onr plat
/ iu:ms wear amer year. l. II not 10 fact and in
I earnest the party that i. on trial:
D" measures We propose for the well being
yl y, 'oun',h = are lhtE uot on tna,f II We
1919 III tHtih' WHY not -tAnl bY Them
bar i t"e meaning oi all thi'i what J. the
~ my ""o :" S'IiN'> me resolution cut 81
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"H'tH'I t"t 'f.'ll,ut succeeds or not before
we 'u,'A.h h'm' hen our la I, being borne
, l"I" aiN |" 'H' very td-' "i victory. shall wc
'iat ba' = D" the rear 10 wait the result before
We care Z" ,aA whether !; j. our fA- OF not;
Are You S"ln. to pat Maine IN the rear: That
J. h", "url' haze been accustomed tu see
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gu To- >"e WI. neg 'iay Il ypu Iat her there.
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umihautiv elect the true man we uoninaie H.,
day the only one that can restore p.-are and
bu.ipes. prosperity and faith between mar, ami
man aud a " hole country
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l'uoM inS SUBSTITUTE anu audre,sec lhe con'en-
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VIZ ,'eaii' 'h'AAeu 70 RECOGNITION Os the
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Ie'osnl%, theh paced the nsuonai govern
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INNS ~ teN",u1loh,, sa'u ILe ~ speaker
49, ' g Va, az .H-' 'heIe 4'e u'ueienee' Oh
~ M p ~ 'Ls on,yhtIon o. lhe question OF
80. itt'I ~ ~ ~ Tou'Ieth pohc!- ne .uhetl-
tu', h.CH nc UneTeu 'of me amendment pro-
49, y; - IAN y ai,,I an ne lhou-hl' tA-
iy'',-> u Al iea>' iorlion oil the
'PuOi'eIn' oi maine, ana ne believed very
~ =, PORTION u l.e convention WA, COMPOSED
OF sincere, earnest. patriotic republicans. who
'eu III Tue views embodied III MS sub
-. IN y'i1ioH .iad Detn to'I shoG'd Ac-
- " .ic.'On Vi 'ie iIe'uTnt III carrying out
Ia IlSuSes P'A'tu upon MIN Al In'lhhA'i;
800 sl''eTn niaue III inst convention anu
eNeit IesoIutloh mere adopted ahulinS 70
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