Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-19

""ttA ait against IL. ! can fancy tlcSe men
| seeing their old organization being drs ...sd
| down specdlt 10 iFfesocahlc ruin bY the Vi
| client men who mai acted IN concert ami rs
| sumcd to have coatrol-:he reyolutinnists
| vino had Tor the time got dominion can
| fancy tina. these mea saw that a time had
| come when bait should I've called. ami ina.
I the traditions OF the old Democratic part,
/ must again assert themselves, and that II
/ must express itself. A. il had wears aya. 4
/ Law abiding party with claim uppR The
/ popular confidence. Such argument. haI
+ their weight. and th.p. az last the assumed
| Legislature invoked The Judgment of tine Sa-
1 preme Court. and il was felt that there mast
/ he an end of all this in the cause Of iu~iiee.
| good morals. peace and business Of the S;a.c
I which had been greatly disturbed by the IN.
toward events which preceded these taias,
/ he supreme Court. acting, a | believe in
/ good faith, and upon the wish of the m3iCr-
ste men of the other side. did take those
/ questions into consideration and returned an
answer, carefully determining in thcir an
: >wer that TO recognition was made of the
Y legislative body that assumed To ask them.
/ And those answers wcrr only eNCmpllhca-
1 tons Of the recent Law laid down in the frs;
/ opinion. Bui they were 80 complcl,saul 50
4 convincing. and they made such q clear
I statement of all the law IN the case. that Il,
once the two bodies which had been holding
+ sessions down town. crumbled and tel. "a
/ pieces forthwith. Apparently. IN good faith.
I gentlemen came into this House from l., n
day and took the seats thl, stood rtalN Tor
I them We did no; di>po>~e>, one man lc-
/ gall, elected. We did not lift a finger
/ against any man sent here b, the people.
I The, we're put upon prominent committees.
T And ! am glad To bear TESTIMONY that upon
I a committee Of which am member il one
I Of those gentlemen who came IN here in good
I faith He is appreciated lbs "a, and will be
/ appreciated. All seemed To acqaie,ec and
/ for a time il seemed a. II 1t Was IN good
I faith know what men told me when they
I came ia here | look into face, here Of those
who have no sympathy With those extreme.
I revolutionary measures. They told me they
I we're glad to come in: they we're glad "a ~ rid
af the thraldom under which they had "a for
weeks. And the business went on. Nui AZ
last other gentlemen who had been eNtr,ric
and rahid and revolutionary IN resistance %
the S1prcmc Court began to come tn. Md
then at oucc thi, peaceful scene and this ac-
Qulcscin. mode vas changed and We l-H,li
','' same men VII" .'' >'''', Pi"'''i''' .'''
the same defiance ~ Law and respect t1r run-
stitGtionAl authority. at up their feeble.
pIping ,oicc, here .n opposition 70 has all
h,cu accepted a, .ap Us n! the State. Aul
% ha, gone ou until nos Md tm glad
u 'i TINS discussion has come up 'Hl' 'h' i''-
PIE MAY Ah'" ""'' y u max j. inc cause ~
10, disturbance.
hn." 100 my nan" d copy o' me i''"s
>''"if'i. IN y u hA' 'hc report NJ &5'A'
$50 'A!!e'l mas meeting h''H az 'nH,".
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'''' sea Nhl'" - i'PI'''"'." ",'' 'a '"'
gentleman iT"n 'A4t town Aht AZ tH'
o.erk :" read certain resolutions between 'hr
marks in M LIT us aA'e iA'' lf'si anna
ii". 81 ia" l,,'n'>' y" t"' people "! tH' N'At'
az Name
" hefvA' i'.' se-ca.."i irs' stature. nHN
iH session 81 iAc state N'P'iH. v'iAiNtl i'''-
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constituted If-4N.Aiufr from ~" pf"p'F place
PROV 'hrd Tor that pHTl"~'- Therefore,
lt.'H.Nt'1. IH4' Nr 'tr n2i'uAt NrtrH-
back party 30 camden. in convention ".-
sfnh.e7s- N'" "lih tar uim'~i concern 'hr
dangerous and alarming ''ndi'i"h h NH,h
or Senators A"1 i''lTr'' "i1iINr, RAYS ITrH
lfa,'d ,, THE u'nrJAii'n Of d A"'rs' m"N
"'t''f zoe projection. 81 D 'A''''''>'' l'A'N-
$50 court
lce"l''a. li4i We protest against amy
Aud alp acts ~ dHia-' nt sand i-'aa.'r"' Inl
il,Ea. Legislature.
Resolved, lN1' ihr supreme Court ~
NAur iu giving a Nre's."u contrary 'H ..r
.AS> ana constitution ~ the State, '"r raf's
purposes. are uHs or;hy "' the confidence n
-i honorable m,n'
hat. str. j. the proclamation n ~i.at r
meant hN these men. II Is supplemented h'
What ms irrnd from hrl4G'"u rad irHm i-r
Eastern -irys. a paper With bcu"era'.e
traditions and m,m"rc.. God .A', o.,
mark and IL j. vhA, j. announced ~ 'he
purpose ul :a.,t men. l. !, language thu,
might have been borrowed trum The -rl- boz
period oi the French kcso.4i.o.- !. i .Hu-
guage which. II carried out, upset, tht v....
framework 81 oar government. !. " .lu-
g1iagv. which. vhcn advocated and gl, h,.-
fore the people inci;es To-, uiulion. ILL., ana
breeds discomfort and di>ohcdienc, g Jhc
Law shameless miniou. the Cour, 4. call
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