Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-29
Letter from Washington.
WISHING roy. d. q. May u. $50.

WASHING ron, u. a.. May q, 1879.
The evident intention OF the Democrats 10
proera>tinaIe and put far away the evil day
will avail them nothing. The effort only IL
creases the difficulties of their situation. They
have finally got to surrender and back down
because their northern friend. who want 10 he
elected and 10 hold their district against the
Republican re,ction. will not obey the caucus
diciaiion any longer. They have no, fastened
the sending of the general appropriation bills
10 the President for the rea-on that II !, to
be vetoed. and then the issue must L. forced.
The country then loudly demands that Ia, APP
preparation bills shall b. passed without quail
! fcation aud the matter Of general legislation,
shalt b. postponed indefinitely. The ceriaiuty
that they must come 10 this point at last wor-
fir> the poor Democrats terribly. We shall
have another veto message early next =,
aud then look out FOR fun in the Democratic
ranks.
Ohio politics continue TO be run In Wa.hing-
ton quite largely The letter of >ec'y sherman
pcremptoFiiy refusing to be candidate for
Governor has restored tranquility somewhat.
and the tide !. setting once more toward Judge
Ian for Governor with Mr.. Foster for 10, sec
oud place on the ticket. This would Dee a
strong and winning ticket.
>ecy MrCrary i reported 10 be anN pl- %
Z tcahf the 4, apiuet, bNt 90 not tuth en- t ".
We must have these Cabinet changes roper ct
I frequently. and this report Is about a. good
anV OF it, predecessors.
The warner silver bill ha. met with -, raj
/ drawbacks IN the House. where !; Wa sup
po,.-,i Ia have a large majority. be tufll iun
I feature 81 i; was spoiled 10y an Amendment pro-
7 NlJing that Government shall be paid FOR coin
1 ing silver bullion brought Ia the ninth prl-
I Nale parties. This j. unsatisfactory to iic ma
| tiauai Gre nbackeTs aud they will make great
D H. -
/ lee toiuaSe. but II j. believed that the will
fail at this session Al any rate. There j. very
strong opposition ia both the old parties . dt.-
/ turbing he financial questions At presen'.
| The Republican party ought to be thsnshii to
I the Confederate for the amount OF ctmHaizn
J literature manufactured for them by th.
/ sion. since the beginning Of the Government
believe % many able speeches wcr' never de-
/ livered ia Congress A. the Rspubllca, members
I have made on the Democratic conspiracy.
Mcs>r,. Blaine, COnking, Robson Chandler.
| Logan. have given u several spce,he- of re-
marx ahlc ability, which have been rerY WIDELY
/ called for and distributed. MessrS kdmunds.
/ Frye, Horr, Dawes and many other have gwen
u single sPeoc1cs Of great value The utter
Auce. Of Nc.sTs. Blaine, tonkitnS and Chandler
will probably b. most widely read because they
have remarkable faculty in prcsen'iug fact.
and arguments Ia al entertaining and cons inc
Ing way attained by very fcw public orators.
In the WAY Of legal arguments .Mc.srs. lt-'.on
G
speech Of senator Window wa. one OF laa best
pFr.cutsti rs % the issue between tie tWu
systems of civilization represented by DE f1cr
North and he slavery corrupted >9uth. sem
stor Elmunds arranged one Of the ms us fil
text books for writers aud orators ia a. c,la-
tons from the constitution and the laS' .h1s-
Ing hat ever since she Republic seghu thr
Army la. Bsrn u.cd az the right htui ~
the Executive In enforcing ob"Jitncc to thr
civil Laws. NJ. Fg,c gave resume 81 y ua-
cratic .thod. 10 New York 90 prove that ihe
object thew have IN view now j. frrs,l1n ~
stud the b4 iot toNc. aut 70 overcome The bonn
ct clector. hy fraud and corrup,i,u. NJ
iuuk. speech wa The proclamation a. (. 80 gt.-
,ru msu nEa.u~I the system waiFh 30. f4-.rti
th. r. publican ma 1rIiy 10 tia; section 60 a.N
p. . minority ut v;otsr- Aui midnight ua.A4-
I.r- ln f4rt. ~. tAo sperrArs have f~. ~
I-iui. OF n'cf~-t au1 .mrvFitnes, aai S.. ae
wtialy circulated Tho Congregational Z .H.-
mItt-H Vs.. probably begin woTA ON them 500.
MT Chandler thcgr >rc's. has arriNcl 90 t.wu
aus ~ lsub;jr-. begin q iEpsou. sAmra.su
with .riui,!'s .uA al ouc". The L, put. .ta
Pc. isrt wAs rrN,r bri-hf,r-
Inv ~fuatr has pa~-.H4 tav h.i relative 't tlr
N4faHal Board % llsal,4's authority b. 'a-
matter q meaus 20 prevent the intro-iurr..u
aul .ptssI Of contagious ,Ii..A,s.. >s,y ~l.r-
mon bias nct Yst gl,,u fg'i ',am-ee lue ,.u-
tract Tor ccu.tTuci.rg 4Ilslnfr,ilug ship. : t..
a,.lou uu.t o. 'aAou soon g Auy wsrA j. q. ls
done this wear. h NINIII'fN.