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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-15

Hampers Magazine for August j. a bright
summer Number. From "thc iaVrru,-k' :
song amid the fields Of Ayr, which L0ugfellow
seems To hear a. he writes OF Burn. in the
opening poem. We are taken BY Phillip o. sui
isan 10 the pastoral nUo,s about Newport
and in hi, beautiful dyl We hear the pipes vi
Already" Certainly Miss Oakley must have
| heard them when she made the exquisite
drawings which illustrate the charming pas
torai. Then, in Rebecca Harding Davis. "ty,
paths in the Mountains" We catch a more ro-
| bust strain from the farm. OF penusy !, auia
and the height. Of the North Carolina Black
Range. Dir. Conway, with another and older
song, lures across the seas, and in the midst OF
the beauties Of the Touraine-,he garden OF
fraBCe-recouuts the legends associated with
81. Martin. Both Mrs. Davis and Mr. Con-
Ways articles are beautifully Illustrated Be-
| tween them has been placed Nora Pcrry's fine
poem, Henry Of Navarro before Paris" will,
a mastery Illustration By Fredericks.
Following Mr.. COnway's Martin Summer
notes. Mr.. Charles +. Chase contributes an j.
Illustrated article on 1.-The Cruising Canoe and
it, Outtt"-a very timely a. we'll a. interest
ing paper, in view OF the Canoeists' Congen-
ton about TO be held at Lake George.
William Blacks Yachting Romance pro-
longs the enchanting summer melody: aud the
short stories-"Mr Toman.'' by Frank X.
stockton. and "A Boating Adventure bv
John Esten Cooke-are in complete harmony
with the scheme of the Number, adding a glow
OF romance 10 us O'her varied charms. Emily
Huntington Miiler's beautiful BOAT song, |,
grateful expression of the same spirit.
Henry James. Jr., contributes the second
part Of his new novel. Washington Square -
and Blaekmore's MARY Anerleys is con-
cluded.
In the Editors Easy Chair Mr.. Wilkie Col
Inns article on International Copyright is di.-
cussed. Among the other topics treated are
Nominating Conventions, Madame D'Arbiav's
Diary, the Passion Play at Oberammsfgau,
Weather Talk, and Henry James, Jr.
The Literary Record is q very complete
summary Of recent books, and the Drawer Is
unusually entertaining.
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Letter from Washington.

Wt~uiNGTu>. y. G. July lu. 1850.
Their 3, ,c7.o.. charge made acnu.,
General Hancock ~ connection With the
election q 1876. vhen the Democrats part,
rafnt .n near drpr.,.u. th, Republican. j.
,ae fr4l,. 81 ,hptr great victory. Ih, charge
!, ~, denied q, General Hauco,A. an4 i
c,cn admitted D, h., mos, iu,lala-, friend.
General William I. smith i /, 'hli Han
cox "a rca4i aaa ~astlnt ridden, gHu,en,
only, !" place himself a' the head g: an
instruction Y place l-.leu sa 'Ar Frv-.-
Dental chair. IL even ","' 80 lar a. %
"F.ic .''i'F ~ ""nera. >aerwsA declaring
h'' ''''r' That I'il'n "A' elected. anil that
should be- take thr oath 81 "'ii-e. De should
"'el i"'r' 3 Orders and Disregard those Of
the constituted authorizes. ihss j. the
, 'i"T> that vas circulated secretly among The
delegate a. Cincinnati and caused the STAN
lrle % MN. y NA' only ihtn That they
wcTe made acquainted with 'he true quail
i4c' q thrr man, an y appears that The
crl "hr ~..l tax h.' scot i MT without
Foundation. IArN Ahc" tarir man. and A.
ihcl voted i'F ann ihet reasoned, u be sas
- ready And wiling % hight ior the as
'"'A'A I'~Ai' 'i Ah",A'F' ""I1d DE- not d1
A. much and more Tor himself under thu
sane e"H''t'h'' N"A 10 The Democratic
party Hh''e only chance ior success - IN
tho preparation OF fraud and the manlpu-
!Ai'on 81 returns he seemed their most tt-
ting tool If they become satisfied they
cannot win the coming election fairly, they
WILL rndea'or % make !, doubtful" and II
TN . accomplished They cry he will take
his seat-
But this ]. no, all How many soldiers
have not heard of the United Service
Petroleum and Mining Company" and ho"
many soldier. put confidence and money in
II because General Hancock allowed his
name 10 be used a Us President, and for
that reason they supposed the "Company"
an honest one There II no proof that Han
cock had knowledge OF this swindle. Blu,
he was either 50 dun or careless that he al
lowed the prostitution OF his name and rank
a. a MAJOR General IN the Army 10 the vile
purposes OF fraud 70 say nothing Of his lack
OF precantion against the s~lndling Of his
friends Would not man who at forty
was capable Of such performance, make a
mess Of running this government "if be
takes has seat
Senator DIANE y MAKING long stay al
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More Trouble in ,h. Coalition Camp.

The State Committee. of the two wings O..
the attempted coalition held poe WOW at
Lewiston. Thursday night. and report 81,
they had a high old time. The Gfeenhack
Committee. accompanied hy such dis,ln-
gulshcd Jabula;or. A. Fuge II VI Flals'ci
and Tom T. W Hi. Isaac T. Hohson and
others. made headquarters Al the Elm iou-.,
Auburn. The democratic Committee. IN
clading Chairman r. u. Torrey. 81 Bath
;. {. liclchcr. Nahum Morrill, and others
made hcadqnariars a; the b. Wi,i House
The joint session "a sand 90 have hecp a
stormy one and 90 have lasted until I O'Clock
FRIDAY morning.. without coming 60 any
agreement
Il !, Understood thai the Democratic
members wanted IN eubhic the hole Of the
Electors for llanooek aud TnclI.h isilin-.
the Grrtnbaokcr. that the Weaver ti-kct j.
a piece 81 nonsense. The Grccriark crau ]
pcrc prohabl, afraid 80 face ;hc.r follower.
With complete a scil-oai. AMI ,o TIE c..1.
ference ended 30 a r4m7as. EGmngs are
rifc q he s,,uiEg - cali f.r a .'rateh,
Democratic State Convention At au eayis
d4f.- BANGOR Hing
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Gen. Hancock and the surra,. Execution.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Adrcrfissr writes that the point IN
the Surratt case against Gen. Hancock Is
not the execution. IN which he was only
carr sing out orders, hut the course hich he
pursued to prevent the recognition Of a writ
OF haheas corpus issued by Judge Wyiie Of
the Supreme Couri Of the District Of Column
bia. aud served upon Gen. Hancock by an
officer Of that Court very early on the morn
ing appointed for the execution. The facts
Of the case show that At the time he was no,
80 much the champion Of suhordinating the
military to the civil power a. he Afterwards
claimed to I've IN Louisiana Judge Nylie
( issued Srit @! hahea> cuTpu, based upon
/ the clam that a. the courts we're open aud
( the var az an eai. the trial by military
commission was not legal. This vas served
I a. speedily a. possible on Gen Hancock.
who. instead 81 howing 10 the commands Of
7 the eivil Law, At once proceeded 70 lay the
matter before the president, With the view
I Of dcyising. some way Of disregardug the
writ and overriding il by military power.
4 Prssdcni Johnson ai once sent for Attorney
/ General Speed and Judge Advocate Gener-
! al Holt. and ha>tv conference was had. At
which Il Nas decided that Gen. Hancock
/ should appear in court without his prisoner,
/ and EXHIBIT 10 Judge Wylic. Endorsed on the
/ back Of the wit % habcas corpus which
/ had been served ON Gen. Hancock. an order
/ signed by Pres. johnson suspendlug the
writ Of habcas corpus in the district Of Co
/ lumhia With this order on the writ, Gen.
/ Hancock With the Attorney General ap-
peared in ooari. and tor a return read this
] - e -, p-~ss,i"r' ~ course So the
/ presence %; Gen. Hancock and his military
forces. there was nothing further that the
court representing the civil power. could do,
and the execution took place soon after Gen.
( Hancock withdrew from the court noon.
/ Thus. Tor the first time, as the result u Gen.
/ ilAncock's action. the writ % habcas corpus
vas suspended in the District Of Columbia.
I During the entire period 81 the war It had
no, hon dccmcl nccc..arA 90 ~ Il as.lc.
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Home and Foreign News.
Terrible Accident at the White Mountains


GLEN HoUsE July II. a party of nine
Michigan excursionists, who assembled Mt
Washington by carriage road to-day, dis
covered when about 10 descend. that their
driver had been drinking Not liking to
trust themselves in the vehicle in his COM
pany, they walked 20 the Halfway House"
four miles below here. They we're assured
by All cmploye of the carriage company that
there was no bad place on the remainder of
the road. and they resumed seats with the
driver. Soon after passing the Halfway
House, in driving around a curve too
I rapidly, the carriage was upset, throwing
the occupants into the woods and ON the
rocks. Mrs. Ira Chichester Of Allagan,
Mich. was instantly killed, and five others
all lades--injured Lindsey. the driver.
j. probably fatally injured. lie had been
on the road ten years aud was considered
one Of the safest and most reliable drivers
on the mountain.
Mrs Dixon. widow Of the murdered
( Dixon Of layoo, is dead.
/ -Mavor Kalloch Of san Francisco has
/ come out in favor Of Hancock Poor Han
/ cock.
The y J. HorH SAYS there is NJ
truth IN the reported resignation of Hancock
from the army.
The Toledo RIHic. Nasby's paper, pre-
diets that Gen. Garfield will have zoo rec
I toral votes
! The Western papcF-barrcl manufacto-
/ rirs are turning out Jo.n0n barrels day
Every process j. done ~ machinery. ever
the painting
1t was Mr.. Weaver, the grecuback can
didatc for President who said last year that
I hc would BE- willing % see the crops all de
strolcd Il gyrcnbarA victory could follow
A. result.
The youugc>, official ia the Post Once
/ Department Is the pu.lmi>trc<, Of >tfka
. Alaska She : the fourteen Years Old dlush-
ter Of territorial otfjc,g located at the capt
tai Of "Our Arctic domain"
The Empires. Eu.cuic. who sailed on
/ Tuesday seek, Tor EusIaud. intends to land
AZ -, Helena on the way AMI VISIT long
wool. ,he home ID exile ~ Napoleon l. She
I MI. reach EnSIand ibou; the 18TH
-I a. official .;4,. .ucaf % thc Post Office
Department, shows thc issue uf postage
STAMPS. stamped envelopes and postal card.
I Iarla- thr H,cL YEAR fnot up >3t ,9I2.jl9
I an increase " nearly three and half mil
I ions over the preceding fiscal year.
The new telegraph cable connecting
7 MlTfha's Vineyard with the land wires Of the
/ Western Union Company, va, successfully
/ lad last wcys, the work beng completed
/ Wednesday afternoon The cable j, about
/ FIVE miles long and extends across Vineyard
/ Sound.
Tho nr,ft.h shin T.tarf1 RaS WIZ I ed
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POO Much Superb Soldier.

Prom the Eirhmond Commonwealth lDca,.l }
We have seen evidences Of a disposition
TO parade before our people tho.times and
places when General Hancock, in command
crate forces. We hope this will be discon-
tinued. Our people have no laundering for
CROW. however it may be dished- The VIC
tories that General Hancock gained over
our soldiers constitute no ground for APP
pealing TO them TO vote for him We were
in earnest in that war. and its memories ara
tender and sacred 10 Us. We are willing TO
refer 10 bis achievements for the purpose OF
showing that he always stood to his duty,
whatever might be the situation, that men
may learn from the past what his course
will be in the future. But over all else the
veil should be drawn.
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4 Democratic View.

We clip the following from the Boston
Post DEM Of July 18th, relative TO the
situation in this Congressional District:
In the Fifth District at the last Congress.
ional election. Eugene Hale Republican. re-
ceived l0.0j9 votes. Thompson H. Murch.
Greenhack and Labor candidate. received
II .i06. and Joseph II. Martin, Democrat,
received Kiss. Tbs Oreenback candidate.
therefore had a pleurality Of 81 votes.
Mr.. Murch has now been re-nominated, but
his chance. Of election have been greatly re-
duoed by his own impolitic and really dis
graceful action. SO confident has he pre-
tended 10 be that no Democratic votes were
needed 10 elect him for second term. that
he has taken every occasion 10 ridlcule the
idea Of any importance attaching TO the Dem
oorstic vote Of the District, and has either
wilfuily or from ignorance such as ought
not to be found in 3 Congressional eandi-
date. made himself unPOpn.sr with a great
many Democrats and even with great
many members Of his own party. As con-
sequence. democratic convention has been
called to put another candidate in nomina-
ton. and the final result is doubtful. 1t is
not wise TO look upon Mr.. Martins vote in
1873 as the Democratic vote Of the District.
as a large number Of Democrats voted for
Mureh then who will not DO so this year if
a Democratic candidate is in the field.
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AT a Garfield AMI A-th4r ratification
meeting q; Amr.aIr, Mas. rrcca,l, a .ct-
t,r Vas rcai f--H John 6. Whtl.c-. th~
pat'. IN which be regretted that be- "a a. au-
ah.o 30 'c present ami sid
Il uls; NOT however. lc' She OCCASION
pas v.thaut expressing ms hearty sympathy
vs:h the mo, cfacHt. aud ms lc.sFc t1 coop
crate wtth you % yuar .-ha-s. IN ,aPqar; e.:
candidate ~ pure character. wi>e static
nlaa,aip and lifelong har.'y 70 the prince
Y.e, ~ the rvQuhaoaa party. the UNISON 81
the State. and che security ~ 'tr right. %:
person. property and faarhi.c. For myself
] q o-lL gladly t1I az rNerse .oF retiring
from aeiI,c participation in the c1rn.H- ricl-
iau. and would welcome With 3grSpr,s.l.e
gri.c! ann drr.lrd manifestation * a more
general and cui. -h'curl policy or t.r par;
~ democrat. toward the people 81 color
Nut iuvA .u ,lin 'ug ar, goo! evidence e
change Which would J4,i..s relaxation e.;
zeal s,f 'lg..4,4ar on plr Part. ! have uo
" ord. ~ per.1gal C..laraseWcu; for Tie
democratic uam.ucg. and DO fil. i..,'l.g a.
the sincerity and patriotism % maas of t.,
supporter. bat a. rule the paris -tn4ius
A. ]; VA. n the clo,e 90; the VA The 'sm.
ha, not CONG when II vsll b. safe 10 cutra.'
the financial interest. % the country. and q e
welfare q the cmaueips'cd class, 10 part,
hose President Gar on!s be- elected hs
cunprum.>,, g.,h tho grc,uhaek hcfr.1 and
the ,.riual suppression D., fraud auA violence
~ the vote % the co!orvd citizens q The
southern State.
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A short item in the Commercial men
ton. the Flag raising in this city Saturday
evening sad says, N. A Joy, Esq, life
long Republieaa presided at the meeting"
Mr.. Joy Vas Democrat until about
the time the rebellion broke oat when he
joined the Republican party for .Lieh be
was rewarded by being appointed Assessor
of Internal Revenue, st that time the best
Office in the district When Mr.. Joy lost
this Office he Logan TO see corruption in the
Republican party ana supported Mr.. Greeley
in 1872, since which time be has been
Democrat, a Greenbacker, and anything 70
beat the Republicans.
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-Irishmen are beginning to see that the
Democratic party has PLAYED them false and
that the Republican party offers the genuine
Democracy to all American citizens. In
Congress. for instance, there are bu, three
Lisi....a Crowley, O'Brien and O'Reilly
and Vet eysss s4s ofthe three was elected
By Republican votes. When Francis Herman
was candidate for governor, In 1872, he
was defeated BY lack of Democratic votes
not because of a heavy Republican vote.
Our present Republican Secretary of State,
Gen. Carr. is an Irishman. and a good one,
too. Gen. Arthur. the next Vice President
of the United Staies,is the son of an Irishman.
The Democrats cannot point to such rec
ord as this. They simply use the freshman
as their tool, and when they &c, through
With him they throw him away Albany
journal.
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Where are the flags with Weaver and
Chambers at the head? II looks as If the
Greenbackers Of Maine were all expected
to support Hancock in November # the
Democrats would support Plaisted in Sep
TENDER. In other words, the Democrats
say to the Greenbackers, "If we take crow
in September, you must take crow in No
vember.~ On both sides. those who are dy-
ing for Office are willing to do SO, but there
is very large number who have taken eli
the crow they banker for.
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ID. H. Thing of Mt. Vernon. who 81.

d. II. Thing of Mt. Vernon. who spoke
at lhe fusion rally here las, Saturday. was
announced in ths Gresnback papers and By
theiT posters as the Master O. the State
Grange" 1t has leaked out from time to
time that Mr.. Thing was using his position
TO influence his brother grangers 10 become
GreenbsekeTs. and after his exhibition here
over such an announcement. We think there
is reason to believe the grave charge i, true.
fha Greenbackers are introducing politics
into the order 50 far a. possible, as evil
deneed by the astonishing course pursued
by Thing FdTmiHgtOn Chronicle.
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IpE HECTOR
SEWARD b. HUI M Z.
pF PASSPORT.
The Report Of the Joint Select Commit
tee or the Fusion CoEnt-0ut.

Whocyer wants 80 find some mighty
interesting reading" should call upon liz
Representative or Senator 10 the la-l
Legislature tor copy ct the "Rrp"r;"
Of the Committee. raised us The Ic.--
lature on NJ. Hale, motion. Ia whom
was committed the tack ot uucoy'rin-
and bringing to light III" desil'ric- 81
Governor Garccl"a and hl- Council. Il
any Senator or Representative who J.
called upon LA, b" cope, Of the Re-
port lrit, let every man who wants I"
know all about the iraululcu: ''coan'
ont hunt uP copy ia the hands Of
some neishh'r and borrow !, for home
reading. Il viii do everybody good &"
read d.. and the reading should by u"
means BE- couhu~l 10 Republicans. L.
deed. the honest dcmorra. or groJHhark-
er ha- more Interest than the republican
Ia =" - the bottom oi tins whole matter
which c"nNuleed our State Tor months.
aud wmch viii REMAIN fresh iu men :
memories while TIM generation asi-.
For II "a- the fusion OF the Demo
cratic and Fusion rartic, wh:rh ect up
the Council tia, did the counting out:
and II J. the renewal of that fusion tim
year which adopts the performance en-
d"rsr, II aud calls upon honest voters
OF Maine 10 -ay That 1t was all night.
And every man who al ihis time con
templates the possibility of '.'iu- all or
any part Of the Fusion iickel IN Mann,
with Geu'i Plai-ted, fusion republican.
al II, head. and Councillor Egg. one Of
the ''eouuier>. running a. fusion c''ii-
dIdaie for Congress. and every fusion
manipulation OF returns either running or
expecting 10 run for some State Office.
must. before lac casts hIs vote III Nep;em-
Der. consider and settle the question
whether he means 10 adopt and Iud"r-e
the counting out. and thereby make HIM
self responsible for II. No Republican
need be troubled by any such situation.
He and his party have all the time de-
nonuced the fraud hattled with H. aud
last winter overthrow II.
his year. when 1t nmpudenily hit> NJ
head again. the Republican party ae-
cepts the challenge. aud viii 20 to the
people 9f Maine on the Issue which the
Bangor Convention. under the guidance
oil 0oaheiiIor ana counter roster ten
ders.
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WANTED.

A fer men Of ability, that do not often
hlak Of canrassing for books; men
rho are geHtiemos,ty IN appearance and
Ai0'c ho,c to approach others IN a pleasant
ray; 10 sell large religious uork 1ot is
beng SOLD 10 the better class IN oil sect,ons
he country; men ruth a talent far or
9on'zdt.on ~h' can manage large seefioa
y territory and employ others affe, short
exper'e''ee preferred. 4 salary esH be paid
gtef te'e months trial u fairly success
Jm- btce age, experience "a tnsiaess and
seadtAis.
". j HOLLAND.
1"-' Springfield, Man.
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State NeWs.

II. c-....-... e. a..... A..
f-.rt..' - h.. -, -, ~
IN ....-..j III "a III
Nc, a''' n ~" reunion ~ ne hird
h'.H' regiment hA' httn postponed BON
Sep','',"f '' thr l''h p tt'i month u
Nt'' XII H''' ~ augusta
Nathan &. Moore fill from staging. u
H'Hthinn wharf a Bath FRIDAY Harn.nt.
'"'"'N -u'r '''t. RECEIVING injuries 4iNf't 70
PROVE 'A'".
r. The class ~ 1871. B1vt!n.n College
held Il. annual reunion and dlgnrr &c Tire
Falmouth Hotel. Portland. FRIDAY
Thr frs, .,,utau ..urf the s,bua, VA.
otraesj IN Augusta. va, caught At ". ,trr, i..
TUESDAY, a, IN, IAN, p, H.. .,a,i! and us...hcI
u pounds. Other, have bccn >e,u IA III,
vicinity.
A f,s,.f,a Tag-.l,, NJ. C,,,,,r.
poured Kerosene in tie stove 10 Start 4 fire
The H,ri, i..ui,c,! her cla,hin- h.truir., h.r
II tl4r Ia. a.r.l Fr..ls, rtorn.r.,
a.. S.,.-f-. -n.-...... H.. l.r1..
t..,.. 4, Mil. IT,, - lii
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I.h,a.a. Ana DAMAGED h,.!I,. hg, VA III,
sgt uN ire.
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Hon h'nJ lnn " '--if'' iaF many ''t''
! f-1m.nt"i aa+ highly rSi"rrn~'. f'tIteu e
Bangor died 'rrs suddenly FRIDAY, q hi-
residence 20 Sa'H lt..., H"si"n-
-Tnr ~s.nts.rl .Ay- that Druns', rttrr
which ha. h,ru Tv.'9,k rd With salmon. We'd.
:" 2 c.~ ,a~r' 4. tasaf.'s .,'.r' frr '-''ni'a
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Hon. Alexander +. Furgerson, one of
the ablest of the democratic leaders at Gin
cinnaii, has announced his intention TO sup
port Garfield and Arthur, because he con
siders the action Of the Cincinnati eonyen-
ton as utterly disbanding the democratic
party, Of which he is a life long member.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-15

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Compan,
is one Of Roehester's greatest bushes.
enterprises. Their Hop Biiters have reached
sale beyond all precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found their way into
almost every household in the land
0rapAie.