Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-23
Vol. XIV. Whole No. 1868. NJ. q.
long and hard under the temperance nag.
and conquered at last. Yours, Fl. N. e.
Milbridge. Me-, May Is, 1873.
Toledo Blade.l
Nasbv ON "Yoonanimity."

Toledo Blade.l
Nasty on "Yoonanimity."
hey notist with delite wieh hez no
bounds the encurridgin skeems wich our
brethren ov the South, the unc0nkered and
and undismayed adherents Nv the unholy
minyuns NV the late feend, A. LinkiD, but
wich will rise agin to clame Its own. hev
put in to the Fedrel usurpashen tor the i'm
provement nv the commershel facilities
NV the South and the developin nv its
greatnis. The sum Nv two hundred mil
yuns for the improvement Nv Southern
rivers, and the buildin Nv Southern rale-
roads. though not ez much ez We ought
to hev, will anser ez be2innin. II the
North is wiilin to vote that amount to con-
siliAte the gallant South, 1t will be willn
to vote ez much more to keep her concili-
ated, aud when that is properly expended,
II will be easy enouth TO git up another
rebelyun which will hev to be settled the
same way. The sunny South hez done
we'll by her rebelyun amer all. She has
now coutrol NV the lower House. and the
subsidies and sppropriashens now before
Copgris will more than pay her for all the
war cost, espeshelly when We take into
account the fact that We repudated all the
debts we owed the North at the beginnin,
and that England furnisht all the money
on wich the war wuz carried on. The
two hundred milyuns wich the Fedrel
Government is goin, to give US. ef Re-
publikin SENT dod't prevent 1t is, may
say. cleer game.
The Corners hez bin apxshus to be con-
siIIated ever sence It hez gone over the ap-
prnpriashen bills. Sence them bills hev
bin understood at the Corners, the citizens
hey murmured. They want to know wat
symptoms NV bein reconsiled they hev
showed? They want TO know why they
shood not be brot into akkord with their
oppressors the same ez the other localities,
aud why they shoodn't be pacified ez Is
other pints wielP wuz no more solid for the
Confederacy. or witch contribited no more
to the destrukshLn NV the Federal Govern
ment? Issaker Gavitt and Deekin Pogram
both insisted when they red the list Nv
these sppropriashums that onless Congress
did suthin to attach 'em to the Federal
Government they shood rename embittered
to the end nv their days, and shood never
be yeconsiled. They wuz conkered, but
they wuz not destroyed, aud the tyrant
mite look for 'em to rize In their mite, at
almost any time.
We held a meetin over 1t, and the foller-
in resolooshens wuz past:
Wareas, The Corners wuZ ez firm In its
devoshun to the late scotched Confederacy
ez eny porshen OF the South and
Wareas, The Corners wuz never cousilf-
ated and hates the Federal Ioonyun ez
hartily and bitterly ez 1t ever did; and
Wareas, The Fedrel Congris is passln
all sorts NV approprashen bills to pasify
the Southern hart and to show practically
that by-gones IL by-gones. wich the Cora
crs approves uv eZ 1t dom yay no taxes
and never did therefore
Resolved, That the Corners is Nv the
opinyun that 1t kin never regard the North
ez brother, and clasp hands with it, with
one flag hyn over EN-, till the Corners shell
see itself numbered among the pints wich
are to hev appropriateness for improve
ments.
Resolved, that the Corners Is NV the
opinyun that to restore that feelin Nv abso-
loot yoonanimity which is so desirable, and
To bring the Corners into perfect akkord
| with ther brethren NV the North, the fol-
lerin appropriashens by the General GUY
ernment Is nessary:
$4,000 TO lay plank road In the bed NV
Perkins erik to where II crosses the track
Nv the SecessiouviIle road, To lessen the
freight on likker When the erik is up so
ez to be navigablc for flatboats, the plank
kin be fioated orto the bank, givin US the
choice NV water and land carriage.
$50, 900 to lay iron on the Secessionville
road TO the corn country back, TO lessen
freight on corn to the dstillery.
$4,000 to macadauize the road across
the hills To DavIsville. to enable Its citizens
to git to Bascom's at all seasons nv the
yeer, that they may avoid the necessity NY
layin in ther supplies by the bari.
$50, 900 to bore artesan wells to furnish
the water, and the same amount for steam
engines and sich TO pump the water out
Nv EN- TO make Goose erik navigablc at all
seasons Nv the yeer.
s25, 600 to be expended in borin expert
mentle wells for oil, back Nv the Corners,
the money TO be expended by a commttey
NV which | shel be the chairman. This to
develop the resources NV the Corners and
| add to the nashuel wealth and grandjer.
100000 for a custom house at the Corn
ers, in antissipasshen NV the public biznis
which will hev To be done here wheh the
other expendtoors hev bin made.
Resolved, That these appropriateness, eff
| made al all, shood be made without delay.
| afore the cold weather comes. when
the Coners will hev to lay in pervishns aud
boots for the winter.
Resolved. That IL the General Govern
ment, actooated by a sense Nv justis makes
| these appropriateness, the Corners viii
| consider Itself soothed. and the gore now
| seriously impcndin will be averted.
Resolved that so long eZ the the Federal
Government Is wiilin TO support us, We shell
| be willin TO stay In peace.
There Is other appropriashens wich don't
! okkur to me now, but they will ez time
| rolls on. The deekin wants more appro-
| priashens now, but | think this is enuff TO
beg in with, and that the Corners ought TO
be tollably consolidated with these. 1t
| wood be the beginnin Nv bond Nv Yoon-
| yur, which, el cementid by giviu all the
fedral offises to disabled men wich Good
show they served in the Confedrit armies,
wood increase in strength every yeer and
RENAME ontil VT git Dimekratic Presl-
dent and SENT, when, ~ course, We wood
not hev to be consilated at all, hevin full
controle of the Government, wich wood be
jist ez well ez tho we ned succeeded in the
struggle for our rites in 1864.
Let Congris heed this call and soothe Us
townust. The wants Nv our trade demand
it, aud our citizens demand is likewise. We
ask Tor 1t not only in the interest Nv con-
siliashen, but 70 revive our shattered com.
merce. PETROLEUM v. NAsBY,
Implacable. but willing to be soothed.
p. S. Eli Congris don't do this l shell
immejitly make q confeshun Nv frods In
1876, and GO and sell em to Tilden. My
word is ez good ez McLin's any day, and
the old man hez got 70 hev another to fol-
Ter that one, and help Blair out.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's idea
that there is no hell Is bad for newspaper