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Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
Republican Rally.

The larges, Republican rally Of the cam
paign. in thu. CITY. vas held here Saturday
night. The Garfield & Arthur Club TO the
number Of over 200. carrying torches and
uanspareneiss. and preceded by the Corne,
Band. paraded the streets. Among the
tanspareneies We noticed the folloxing
Garfield and Arthur DAVIS and Nilli-
ken; The Old Fifth vii he Redeemed !"
I'VE Vote a. ~s Fought !" No Tissue Bal
LOTS" NO Rebel Rule !" "E4ual Right. !"
Homes; Money !" mo Coun, Ou, for US;
and We'll Give The Little Corporal O.Oc0
majority" The National aag vas borne BY
a one armed veteran soldier. About so
veterans, who propose TO vote as they
fought, took part in the procession
The line Of march Vas up Main to Frank
lin, down Franklin 10 Pine. up Pine To Mt.
Desert. up Mt Deser, 10 Main, down Main
10 the American House, where the speakers
Of the evening. Judge A. l.. Morrison Of
Chicago. and Gen. O'Beirne of New York.
were received and escorted to the stand
which had been erected 10 front of the store
Of Mr.. A. VI. Hopkins. 1t Was estimated
by good judges that fully 1000 people we're
assembled in the street, on the side walk !.
and in the windows Of adjacen, buildings.
and the speakers held this large audience
for over three hours, notwithstanding the
fact that nearly all we're compelled to stand.
Judge Morrison. the mos, eminent Irish
orator Of the West, Was introduced by Judge
wiswell and spoke over two hours, during
which time he appealed to the Irish voters.
both by the mos, convincing arguments and
by the memories Of wha, they had endured
in their native land, to come out from the
thrslldom which bound them TO the Demo-
cratic party. He showed them ,ha; the free
trade plank in the Democratic platform vas
paid for with English gold contributed by
English manufacturers, and il adopted
would place the laborers Of this country on
level with the pauper lsborers Of Europe.
He recounted to them the history Of the
two parties in a vivid manner, showing the
progressive power and influence of the Re
publicans and the obstructive efforts Of the
Democracy for the last twenty years. lie
vas listened to throughout with the closes,
attention and was frequently applaudsd.
Gen. O'Beirne Was next introduced and
spoke about an hour. This gallant Officer
was wounded by rebel bullet through ths
lungs during the var and is far from being
ready to see the results of the var neutral.
ised by the ballot He appealed to the
patriotism Of all classes to save the country
from rebel rule under which the Democracy
are now trying to bring the country. l,
vas an earnest and patriotic appeal and
coming from such . source, did not fail in
its effect. Tbs meeting VAS the most sue.
eessfal yet held in Ellsworth and shows hov
thoroughly the people sss sEsused At il.
close three ringing cheers veEs gives 70,
GarSeld and Arthur end three more f9 ths
speakers.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
General Weaver.

The Commercial of Saturday stated
that Gen. Weaver had telegraphed that
he should 60 no further east than Au-
gusta. The reports that had come to
the Democracy through the press rela-
tive to Gen. Weaver's speeches. had
not been such as to give aid and CON-
fort TO fusionists of Maine, and the
Democrats of Ellsworth wore quite
radiant look when il was learned that he
had concluded TO turn back. Monday
morning. however. came the telegram
announcing that he was surely coming,
and knowing they were in for another
dish of crow the wheel horses of Dem
ocracy fortified themselves as best they
could. The Hancock aud English Club
with its long string OF boys and paid
torch bearers were not called out to do
escort duty for the General. nor did the
Emerald Band deem it necessary TO don
their new uniforms for the occasion.
Curiosity drew quite crowd to the
Hall. but the stage was without decora-
ton and the Democratic luminaric..
who usually find seats on the platform.
were conspicuously absent. Mr.. Horace
Davis introduced the speaker, who took
for his tex, As the volume of currency
is increased prices rise as il diminishes
prices fall" He did not. however.
carry his premises to logical conclu.
sion. He might have cited the South
during the war, where the volume of
currency was increased and prices rose
until it took $1,000 to buy dinuer.
His abuse of the two old parties was
abou, equally divided. and :he audience
being in the same condition naturally
there was frequent applause. Gen.
Weaver was very bitter against bankers
and bond holders. who. he claimtsi. had
usurped the money creating power from
the people. As this power belonged To
the people it should he vested in Con
grcss which is the representative Of the
people, and having settled ,hi. question.
he then very illogically. proceeded to
show that all the legislative acts Of
which the Greenhack party complain.
had been passed by these same repre-
scnta,ivcs of the people in Congress as
-cmblcd. We must do the General the
justice to remark here ;ha, this discrcp-
ancy is probably due 10 the pulling and
hauling he has suffered since coming
into the State. which has rather broken
mp the thread Of his discourse or posi-
bly, be forgot himself and mixed two Of
his sps>ches Of former occasions.
The General closed by stating ,ia,
the people could have their wrongs
righied by neither of the old pariic. and
~ must come over To the Grecnbsck
party which is pure aud patriotic.
He did no, refer 10 the tariff question
which TO the laboring man is of the
uimos, Importance. nor did he relate
any OF his experiences South. His APP
peal to stand by the Grccnback colors
was pathetic in view of the fact that hi.
party in this State has sold itself body
and soul TO the Democracy, or else Is
deceiving that party and is therefore
dishonest.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
Excessive Cesneil.

The Governor and Council we're in session.
Thursday. Two more special eonsiahles for
the better enforcement Of the prohibiiory
laS ~ere confirmed. They were nominated
al the last session. They ~ers Joel Pease
Of OronO and H. c. High, Of Fair6eld.
Con.tables have bern appointed .hereyer
Petitioned for. Fourteen pardon ea.es we're
heard Their. we're eight denisls one
pardon has been granted. and there are five
cases more 10 hear. The man psrdoned was
Patrick Griffin Of Le~i.ton. who ha. been in
State Prison twenty years for homicide.
A special committee vas appointed to inquire
into his case, and after a careful delibera-
ton, pardon was granted.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

WEAVER WoNr FUsE.-In an interview
in Portland, Thursday, With Gen. Weaver,
the Presidential Greenback candidate, he
said There is no fusion on the State tick.
ct in Maine. If Gen. Plaisted is elected. il
will be . solid Greenback victory wholly.
without Democratic significance. There viii
be no division of the electoral ticket with
my consent either with the Democratic par
sy in Maine or with the Republicans in Wess
yirginis. Should anything of the kind be
attempted in any State Of this Union il vii
nast vith my emphatic disapprovd. shall
hold ~ joint meetings with Hancock speak
sra Our niSsions are widely different.
Let Il be undesstood, once for I'll, that We
se.ssifsas yell delasd party.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

The laboring man Who votes the fusion
ticket, Monday. will vote to take the bread
out Of the mouths Of his wife and babes.
The Democratic party is and has always
been committed to Free Trade. and Free
Trade uill bring the products Of the old
world in composition With our own. Unless
We can raise or manufacture those products
st the same cost - in the old world, vs
shall be driven from the markets. 1t is the
low price Of labor that enables European
producers to sell their products below those
Of America and unless the working men Of
Maine are willing to compete With the pau
per laborers Of Europe they viii vote With
the Republican party which has always been
IL pesty Of Protection
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

made the A In question. The record Of the
town clerk fully confirmed this .tatcu,cn,. thsi
he was well aoqusintsd with the name. and
thai the alteration Was made and the forgery
done. After II came TO Augusta. The vote " a.
In the hrst instance tsbulAied for ceoree II
Wake Geld, bat Aitsrw ard. va. eras.I. snd the
vote WAS then iAbal.i oi for George A. Wake
hcld, and The certificate was issued to Ira ;.
Libby, tho Fusion candidate. There can be no
doubt. that this alteration ws. made for the
purpose of counting In Ira : Libby. iho Fu-
sion Senator from lors. and that II VA. ma.l.
while in The hands Of ih. Governor and Coun-
ell. and while the business Of tabui..ion a,
In nrn~rrs.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

The Democratic managers are relying
mainly upon the pecuniary aid and political
activity Of expectants OF Office in event Of
the election Of General Hancock and Mr..
English. -Four out Of every Ave dollars in
their party treasury are speculative invest
ments, risked in confidence of large returns
in Federal patronage il the party is success
full. -Four out Of every i've Of their speak
ers discourse under the impulse Of kindred
motives. The staple Of their speeches ]. q
There 10 no common agreement among them
in demands for . change Of policy. The
spectacle their Imagination pictures is py-
ramid Of ninety thousand heads Of postmas-
tiers, tidevsiters and department clerks to be
cut oG BY . Democratic President, something
like the pile Of Tie same number of Moslem
skulls which Tameflane reared in BagdaA
after his capture Of that city.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

In several place. in the South, the Con-
federa'e flag i. flown with the names of
Hancock and English attached. The old
rebel Democracy is determined. if possible,
TO regain the control of the Government,
and the Greenbackers of Maine are going
to do all they can to help them into power.
They have pledged themselves to do ,hi.
thing if the Democrats will help them to
few local positions.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

Hon. Eugene Hale has been invited by
the Republican State Committee of Rhode
Island to address the grea, ratification mass
meeting al Rocky Point, on the 18th inst,
and also to open the campaign in Chicago on
the goth inst, By 8 political address in ,ha,
city, but has been obliged to decline both
invitations owing to the failure Of his throa,
and voice, which have given way under the
strain Of speaking day and evening during
the present campaign.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

The State Of Maine Live Stock Associa-
ton will hold its first annual meeting q, the
grounds Of the Bath Driving Park Associa-
ton Sept. 18th, 18th and l7th. The park
has been especially fitted for the purpose
there now being forty box stalls for trottine
horses and over 100 stalls for cattle. There
will be $3.50 in premiums given. All live
stock will be kept gratis and forwarded in
season for the State fair At Lewiston, The
track, one half mile, is one of the finest in
New England: The surroundings are de-
iightful and the fare from Brunswick or
Bath but IL l-2 cents. The object Of ,hs
association is to promote the raising and
sale Of stock and the exhibition il modelled
after the district fairs Of England. Il /,
hoped that Maine farmers and stock raiser.
viii send their best cattle to the fair. Ths
entries to the trots will be strictly confined
to the State Of Maine horses.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
NOM.lsesideOl Taxes.

Yht faaosfns hat % taxs. On real estate Of Han
y resiieut 0Nuerss la the tDsn Of Nj Desert
f'f ths year is7g IN bills eoDEs itted 70 John " .
,0ine.. collector VI ssid town. On the sixth iAy
0i jane ISIS. k.= E@an ssg.ssea bx
him "a ne - remaining anpaid on The first a Y
oi June lse1 5y hts certificate Of that date and
nos remain unpaid. aai notice 10 hereby given
thsl " me ssid taxes. s.Stsrers =nd chArr~s are mot
paid - The Treasurer Of said town within exh,,rn
months from The date OF Commitment OF .aid
biil- 80 much OF the real rstaIs taxed as viii be
s0the sent to pay the amount due therefor
including interest and charges, will without
nrthet notice be sold At pubic Auction at the Pos
omee IN said MI Desert on saturday, the nourth
day OF December ls-0, at O'Clock l.. N
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

CoUSTERyEITs are always made to look
- near like the original - possible. House.
keepers are cautioned against the many
worthless and damaging limitations Of JAAEs
PrLE's "PEARLIxE," some put up in similar
looking packages, end Others with names
sessd;sg Iiks Rssyliss, which dealers may
'ndeasor to urge upoa thsn.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

The date on the address label each subseri.
ber's paper shows the time tn which the suh-erip-
ton Is paid. and all subscribers IN arrears are
requested % paw up soon a. possible
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents requested to state the
Post Once 10 which the paper L. or IL 60 he sent.
ly.
In direcfiar n change Of address, always give
the present address well as the one to which yoo
wish the paper Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

Like Gen. Cary, Gen. Weaver was
exceedingly anxious for his hearers to for
get what party they belonged to. There is
no doubt the Fusionists have succeeded in
doing 90.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

-IE The State eleo.ion fke ro.er Aas 10
decide .eiair he Is ~i!i,ng 70 e.dorse .lt
State Steal
IN the National e!oo.ion ks has 10 der,is
rkefkey the SoafA Or .Ae NORTH sAau r..is.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
SptfiaI Aotifts.
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Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

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Bsonchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
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Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
FoR EIECTuR;
SEWARD B. HUME,

or EASTPoRT.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY NOMINATIONS
For senators.
LCCILlUS 4. EMERY,
NAHUM I. HILL
For Clerk Of Courts.
HUTSON b. SAUNDERS.
For Judge Of Probate,
PARKER TUCK.
For Register Of Probate.
CHARLES I. DORR.
For County Treasurer,
LUTHER LORD.
For County Commissioner,
JOHN W. SOMES.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09


"A joke made by DIR. o. w. Holmes is
recalled by the death Of Dr. Charles l.. Jack
son. Holmes. speaking Of the ferce con-
troversy waged between DIR. Jackson and a
rival physician as to which was the discoverer
of anaesthesia. said that the best way to settle
matters would be TO erect a monument, with
the diplomatic inscription, Here's to
ether"
Mr. George W. Perry, student with
John J. Perry, at Portsmouth. N. H.. was
badly injured on Thursday afternoon by the
explosion of vuleanizer, a concern used by
dentists to harden rubber dental-plates.
His lcft hand was badly torn by piece of
the machine. his right hand was slightly
cut. and he received blow in the chest
from fragment which caused bleeding at
the lungs How serious his injuries were
could not at once be told. AT the time the
vuleanizer exploded it was CARRYING press
ure of one hundred pounds to the square
inch, it having been tested up to three hun
dred and eighty pounds. The noise of the
explosion was heard long way.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

The fact that many of the most valuable
discoveries have been the result of chance
rather than Of design or contemplation, is
again illustrated IN DAY's KIDNEY PAD.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

A rote for MHrek is rose 10 support
Hancock, i the electoral rose Of Name is
needed 10 secure has election.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

About the only real Democratic orators
of the campaign, in this State, have been
ex-rebel officers.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

A so,e for Daris /, a ro.s 70 d.,eouHte-
nance Tie State sfei! and Al .fasor Of an
ho.ts. Government
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering from Dyspepsia,
Debility. Liver Complaint. Boils. Humors,
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
any address. Seth W. Fowle 4 Sons, Bos-
ton. lyr35
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

-Nurch told Democrat, TUESDAY eve
ming. after the Democratic Convention a,
Cas;ine, that he ,ras for Hancock, Of course.
dad that Hiearey didn't stand ghost ef a
ehaaoe for ihe PreSideHcy. When asked
why he did not say 30 al the Convention. he
replied, III tcould not do. as should lose
too many Gree,.baok ro;es."
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
Notice Of Foreclosure

NJ Office ls hereby siven that George Eliridge,
~ ala by his morCsxe deed daiei June Zist 1873.
aud reooriesi in vol. ls1 page s47 convey /, me
ths untirrslSn certain lot or parcel OF land -iIuAt
81 40 Nurry, AMI bounded As follows, 70 vii
Boundcd on the east By IA. town ruad leading
from the wharf In said sGrry t. the County road
near NE ertdse. osl the north BY land now or
formerly % Celia HiBckiey on the west by laad
OF teo W Allen. on the south by thr homestead
land snd lot no. or formerly of :. l. Treworgy.
containing one hall acre aud belnx the same
PTrihlss- eoaFeyet BY Henry "a, Eldrtdze y tsro.
thirhixc, Apru Il. tsTd. The consltloa- Of
ssld mar issse having besB broken claim a fore
closure % ts same asii give mi. nosice for that
purpose
fNEkaRD n. sgEELY.
BY W. u. Jamplsil.
aea ~
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

Major Pelloys Who is stunpins Maine
jn the interests Of Fusion vss . rebel o1icer
during tbe vss. He vill vote . b fought
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

Ne hare mode trade ruth the GreeH-
hackers an rAioh We agree 70 snpport Gen
PidiHed for Gorr1Ia0r and TIA, Il. rtls,-
pof On electoral iiolt composed Of three
Democrats Gad -four GrooaJGokers. the ,rhoie
Of whieA ,ciH ro.e for Hanocok If Necessary
10 eleot kim"
John b. RedmAn before the Democratic
County Convention Aug 18th
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

The use Of Malt Bitters increases the
aesh and prevents palmoaary or wasting
diseases.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

We are 80 thankful to say that our baby
vas permanently cured Of dangerous and
protraeted nrsgularity Of II. h~-'
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

the magnifstnc glass. and dtscioses the axita-
ton which would naturally attend such Klsr-
ing forgery. The certificate Of election " was
given 10 Henry u. Walker. the Fusion candi-
date
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

4 cote for P'aiaed = q cote 70 s.dor,e
~ Stale Steal.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
Proofs Of rorpary and Fraud.

We gave, last week. the manner in which
it VAS sought to defraud the majority Of the
voters in the town Of Gouldsboro Of their
representative. and below we give some ad
ditional specimens Of the frauds and forger-
ies BY which the tabulasors attempted 10
over ride the will Of the people.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
DAY Ton

In the Senatorial return from
Dayton two Shanxcs sppesr In the
pAines of the Fusion candidates for
senator. In ,ha car the ritter A
Ia the nAmc sf Josiah A. s;ov.r.
~s originally II. bot Mas changed
in much the s&use way ~ the
change ~As Effected In The nAne Of
George II. wsAeheld, ba, with op-
posiie motives. In WAkeaeid's
case the change wAs made for the
purpose Of deprisinx . .ep1bliean
Senator Of the votes which appear.
cd TO have been thrown for him /;
In s,oSer's case IL ~as to enable
the Governor and Council 10 iAba-
late . vote which would hAy.
bern rejected II the rul. adopted
in the Berwies case Ma To
govern.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
RERw

In the Senatorial return from the
town of Berwick. the middle initial
letter 10 the name Of George a.
WAkeaeld. Republican candidate
tor ,ensior, ~ss changed TO the let.
ter 4. The Republicau vote for
George II. Wakefield was two hun
dred ard fifry-cighi. The letter II
WAS originally made by two down
ward strokes Of the pen. open al
the top. and Connected together by
. cross-;ie. . very common WAY Of
making the letter II. II l. evident
10 your COMMITTEES. upon in.pco-
tioa. that the alteration was effected
by closing the top Of the u by .
curved line, masking II an A with .
rounded top. and changing the
name from George n. Wakefield 10
George A. Wakefield. The color
Of the ink 10 different. ard the line
Of joinder between the litter and
amendment is clearly dcanAble.
The town clerk Of Berwick was
before the Committee. and testified
tha, he never made the letter A in
the manner disclosed In ihe nam.
of t.rarre n w.kra.iH .ut ,~
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

-Esss early ssd sss 1st sssvy
So = ct to ~ Posis.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

-Erery Republican, roter in Name should
ailor nothing TO Prerat his roting at The
State electi0n.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

Fernando Wood is reported to be dan
gerously III.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

3Ao Aloha0o 0eoGlng CSalessoA.
Hrso n oe19ville (Ala-) Crific (Dsa.)
To General James B. Weaver. Iowa
= ~:
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
FoR VICE FRnsIpEST:
CHESTER 4. ARTHUR.
OF NEw YORK
FOR GovTg~ul
DANIEL r. DAVIS,
pF EAST CnRf>TH

FoR rRfREsENTkTiVE TO CoNGEtSs:
SETH l.. MlLLlkEN,
or BELfAST.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09
HEBRON.

In the return Of the town of
Hebron for county offlcer. OF OK
fdd county. the name VI Henry q.
wsller. Fusion candidate for ON
missioner, was originally written
Henry L. Walker. but The letter &
wss changed To q, bv the addition Of
= curved line or stem passing down
through the L. and below the line.
converting the letter 4 TO q and
eux,.linx the seyenty-two votes
thrown for Henry q. Walker 10 be
counted for him. aud they we,e 90
tAbulsiej by the Governor aud
Council. II l. evident upon in.yec-
tion ,ha, this addition was made by
dihrr-nt hand and with different
ink from the original letter. A.
lste as December sih. is.9. ,h.
county being very close. the te-
turns were examined by prominent
gentlemen from oxford county. aud
II was discovered that the return
! was for Henry q. Walker. snd the
attention Of John b. Foster. one Of
the Council. ~ss called to II. IL
slso sppcared that soon after. the
fact WAS published In the oxford
DenScrdf. Amer this date IL was
changed from & Ia q. the vote iabu-
lated for Henry q. Walker instead
Of Henry 4. Walker. The ,remor
Of the hand Of the person max Ing
the change is plainly visible under
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-09

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