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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21
MAINE NEWS.
The Rockport Murder The body still
Undiscovered

RoChLAND. July -.
The boy Richards still maintains his
story that he did not see Willie Cam on the
afternoon OF his death. but TO-DAY Ia, said
that on the afternoon in question he went
across the pond in punt for berries, ac-
companied by Grose aud two boys named
Hills and Wentworth Tha, when return
ed all four and fifth DO, named Fitzgerald
went in bathing. after which they went
home Gro>e told similar story, but said
that Cam was bathing with them also, and
afterwards Richards. Cam and himself went
out in the punt toward the middle Of the
pond by some III, pads and while Cam was
standing on a thWart. Richards pushed HIM
overheard but he thinks intended 10 push
lpur, INTO tia. hofforn Of I'M. hnaf
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Excursion to Alamoosook Monday.
DIR. Eames is attending the Dental Con-
vention at Augusta.
The work on Mrs. Barnard's house is
being pushed very rapidly.
&C. c. Homer 4 Co, have handled two
tons of salmon this season.
w A. Remck has been reitting the
cabin of the yacht Sport"
DO the people of Ellsworth wish for a
railroad. or are they content with thorough
braces
The Torrent Engine Co. boys are ex-
pecting the briggs from Ellsworth to en-
terrain them the 9Th of August.
BY the earnest efforts Of the Rev. Mr..
Gerrish, 5000 have been subscribed 10 pay
the debt now due on the Methodist Parson-
age
The deputy collector Of customs met
with quite a severe accident on Sunday last
sprainng his ankle causing great suffering,
but has 50 far recovered that he is out again.
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RiEousness, Sick Headache.

fITTSflfLD, mAs-s
MRssRs c. l. HOOP & Co: Gents-Piease
send me by express two bottles HOODS sAR-
sAPARILL, and few Cook Books for dis
tTibufion. Your preparation has worked
wonders In the ease of my wife, who has
been troubled with sick headache and bill
iousness for years. She on,y took one-half
teaspoonful at dose, and has not been so
well for i've years as now. She found mat
within week after taking II she felt very
much better, and Is now entirely free from
thOss severe headaches. She has not taken
any Of any account since last spring, and
what little she had Il lent 10 do some others
some good, and we must have IL In the house.
ii6MfR n. NASH.
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Dwelling Houses Burned.

IsFWINIVN' IUIN II.
Two houses and a stable in Auburn own
ed By T. \ Lane, were burned last night.
The fire caught by the explosion Of lantern.
One Of the houses vas valued at 5000
insured Sl6oo IN the Springfield. The
other va, worth 500 insured 500 in the
Scottish Commercial. Lane los, par, Of his
furniture not insured. Wm Meuiiirld
los, al. Of his furniture insured 5000 an the
Scottish Commercial. Wallace Futile lot
pAri Of BIZ, furniture: no insurance
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

Deer l.i~
The new Steamer Queen City nf Ban
gor. made an excursion to this place ycster
day. Some two hundred people we're on
D ard.
a large number Of summer visitors are
expected to-day on Steamers VI orrison and
Lewiston.
The schools IN district, No. ; and 8
arr closed for fcW weeks.
1t !, reported tha, work j, To ~ or
soon il The m.nc pu the land OF II Il lia,.
kell, also on the land Of Sy!,anu, Prc>sy.
Dir Geo. \ Lord. Of Ellsworth, ha,
recent, located a, Green', Landing.
JuiN ID II
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A Fool Once More.

For ten years my wife was confined to
her bed with such complication of ailments
that no doctor could tell what was the mat
ter or cure her, and | used up small for
tune in humbug stuff. Six months ago
saw I. $. flag with Hop Bitters on it, and
/ thought would be fool once more.
tried it, but my folly proved to be wisdom
Two bottles cured her, she is now as well
and strong as any mans wife. and it cost
me only two dollars Such folly psys.-H
n, Detroit, Mich.-Efee Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21
City and County.

CoNGRKG ATIoSAL.-rreachine ST 10 30 A
VI. and : +. VI. sabbath school in the afteI'
noon. at ~ O'Clock, NJ
BAPTIST Preaching at and l-2 T. VI. Sab
bath school +. N. Weekly Prayer Meet
ing. Tuesday evening at l-2 O'Clock.
UNIrARIAN.-Churchs erN ice 1T 10 20 and
pa +. VI. sunday school 1T II - A. VI.
CATHOLIC. Preaching a 10 IL O'Clock A
NJ. sabbath School al > 7 VI.
METHODIST, Preaching at and +. M
sabbath School at I NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETING-everysu sun
dsN Al ; 81 2. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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North sedNsiek.

A heavy thunder storm passed over this
vicinity early SATURDAY evening July 10Th.
during which the lightning struck the large
and valuable barn belonging to David J
Allen. doing considerable damage tn tile
barn. and setting fire to the new hay, a
large quantity Of which Ma latel! stored.
Fortunately the fire vas discovered lmme-
d!ately and by the almost ,uprrhu eNcr-
tons Of the family and neighbour men And
Womrn-,he fire va, controlled. and he val
liable buildings saved. TWAS a yer, severe
test of human energy, endurance and
pTUmptness.
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LOG Al NOTICES.


4 lot Of Opaque Hollands, all ne~ and
desirable color,, With fringe. and ,as>els To
match. also carboIzed paper for protec Ion
against moths also the Revised New les
lament. fer sale at Hale's Book Store
C G. Burrill IS Agent and Attorney for
the oldest. largest and best Insurance Com
panies Of this Country and England, and his
rates are a. low a. at any other Agency. A
partial list Of Companies represented are
the .Etna and PhgniX. Of Hartford. Home
and Hanover Of New York. Liverpool and
London and Globe Imperial and Northern
of England. and Springfield Fire and Ma
rine Of Mass. which Companies are admit
led to be the most reliable, by all who have
examined the standing Of the various Com
pani-s Give him call and see for YOUR
self before insuring elsewhere. His office is
on State street. with Hancock Co., Savings
Bank, and over "Aiken's store 4itf
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We have been to that much talked Of
place, Bar lIarb1r, and find amidst its
beautiful scenery and grand hotels that the
working man has scarcely place to lay his
head. Money i power, consequently all
who can. desire to accommodate summer yis-
itnrs or those who are able to pay the most
If some one should establish good board
ing hou>e at reasonable prices for the la
borcrs they might do well themselves. be
side comforting favor on their fellow men.
Hull's Coke IS one Of the Ioveliesi places near
Bar larbor. The ride from there 10 Ban
gor At this season Of the wear Is very pleas
ant, as the air is fragrant with the perfume
Of new mown hay There are large farms
by the sa,,ide. with good substantial old
fashioned farm houses that look as II the
oSncr> might live a they did in oldeu
time There are other, Of modern date
with ground, quite artistic IN arrangement
H.
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Notice.

THE undersigned hsFch1 giye Baties o. al ls-r
Il -ssn- that have ease 81 the HlBlHirry
lani- btVtn "f esars, uI"n THE g. ionlug tie
scrthesi I nd ia IN, OuBfy Of Hanr.tk, via -
Township "a. md ., in b snkhn, Hsnssscs
Juunsy, Maine, for uie exclusive pFfvilsxe Ut
gaIiicri < thu berries ca our own use hy daly
. xecutssi lsases fron tiic 0wue - saht iatfi-,
a that We -hail pFosecsfe b. the ent "a he
las. all persons ho shall take : bineisF -
from aBd- without a i'll permi..ioa
frum ". n LAWS RIO =
July lst. l7sl. Bsstaa, Mass.
frankln. Hancock Co, Name. 3ssosg7
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RAYSHASI, MASS, Aug II, 1873.
C. l. HOOP & Co.: Gentlemen-
have had Tingworm humor and salt-rheum
so badly that my body was covered with raw
sores; so. also, my head and face. | have
had any number OF doctors in the last seven
years, and none of them could cure me. One
day my mother was In the city OF Taunton,
and found one Of your cook books, and In
reading IL found many people testliSlng 10
Olive Ointment. ! Ielt forced to try II,
although had seen many things advertised
that never did ME any good. have now
taken two small bottles and one large one Of
Sarsaparilla, and used three boxes OF ONT
ment | now call myself cured. Nothing
can be seen Of the humor but the dim out
lines Of the sores. l shall take two more
bottles, and then the cure will be complete.
l am gratefully yours,
EnG lR WHITMAN
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Maine Dental Association.

AUGJ>IA, July -.
The sixteenth annual meeting Of the
Name dental Society convened in Meonia@
Hal his afternoon and the profession was
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chef Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, i. G., July 2u-l An. }
Indications
Generally fair weather. wind, mostly
South to West. stationary or higher BARON
eter and temperature.
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MARRIED..

LamOine-July lbln, By Rev. ii. Is Tide u.
Mr Charles +. Prrhin, Of LatnUiue and Mis-
Hattie VI. Perkins Of Prnub,cUt
Beu:On-julN lSth, bs Rev. ". I. JeSell,
Mr.. Harry ". Norton Of PenOb-cOt aud Miss
Flora VI. Pratt of BsnjUn.
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Hay Burned.

Bu>IoN, july -.
The boston and Name Railroad hay sheds
with -oo ton, Of ha, suffered damage b,
fire tonight 10 the amour; Of -. 500.
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Dom ~.tis GsorGs

NI>TlE HIEurE A. JuI, 1T, ~.h-- T.
ETo.A- ~n.a.rikr. Franklin, 1raInPu-. I"rrct
", .lHautu.
Iuy Il. " + nr,cuc. rrsr,. \,~ lor. >alsi,
\ ...... .puiI. cal d.. tlrIl hlHE, laeAI.gl
t.-.l-. IepAlpn. lr..., Ep-t.D. Lla,r.,ll, ElrA
i. f.I. q .#.4s
Jul. -th. hL..A warrl,r. >t.' en-. boston.
~ .'a, a.. Bra-tA-. >n.4HI-r, -t"n
fI,r. Amy HrA ura, tau River 4 H".i,cr,
~u.aaII-., " r'tu"uth. NA-- Nr,.'nc lIH'.
" ti-. :. sarah \ l.,,7 i,uptIil, flhLt.i.!.
phII. !. htItu, Irac1 tA.sl-. I'm raid. ~ =
i.i to- u. ',r7turu-. Ivrrrh. Franklin.
Jus 81. Black " arrlpr. ~tcyen., CAlai-.
D,,A I~INNn HNgt.oE sailed Iuly l.. ~.h. \
X. " u.si~ard, J"rlan, rr'N druc, Tor >ra inrk-
Bp>rnS JuiA Il. >cn-- james II,lrur-. III
der. ittui .ut, Lu-tla. ~ der Q sWJrth, ar.
tu-hi... IA u Ellsworth, M,'han! uu-.
LESS nrth
\ jas To-. = n. Louisa Wilson, \ -is., Euu.
duu.. BnOmyT. Walls. u ~,-rt. Panama, fui
lrruu. Ellsworth. Lewis II SALT each, Ban
g.r. miIy. GA-p,r. >urrs tiIabrth, i;a5, EI--
worth tap-l. i;A., ,L-w"rth, tno t..Ic"t,,
tuL, rt"iI. iailuncll
Foreign Porte.
Ar at draldr, iuly II, Bars Julia, Lori from
y, luF
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River Driver Drowned.

ShuWHf0AN, Jul, 10
George White. Of Bingham, Mas dro~ ned
tn, afternoon while Al work on log, al
Madison Bridge His age va, seventeen
liz bed, has not been recovered.
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The Mother Of the President I'm
PROVING.

NEw YORK. July -.
\ Cleveland dispatch report, the mother
Of Presiden, Garfield a, much improved
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a remarkable remedy for all those
painful complaints and weaknesses 50 com
mon to our best female population. Send
to Mrs. Lydia F. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue. Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets. %
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No Unfayorsble symptoms.

July 2O-lO \. VI.
The President j. about the same a, " hen
the last bulletin a. issued.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

Much distress and sickness attributed
to dyspepsia and chrome diarrhea is occa-
stoned by humor in the stomach Hoods
SarsapariIla is the remedy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

~ The Emerald Band contempiAl,> making
an excursion TO Ca>tue >'on.
Tn, fall term Of the +, NJ. {. seminar,
a, Buck>port will commence Aug 3I>t.
Large quan,Irc, Of granite are being
shipped from tn, quaruc, a, West Sullivan.
-picc'> Head. Ca>,ne. j. growing m
+ popaiarIt, and vii NO doubt become fash
ionahle summer resort.
-Re,. T. +. White. pastor Of the Baptist
Church, l. spending HI, vacation m the
vicinity of Machia>port
Two papers a. Bar Harhnr The place
j. famous for IT, cool hrrclc> hu, Ih, tenn
pera'ure ma, rise little nov.
The lnfan, daughter Of Mr and Mr.,
MI.lars Aver, va, ehr>tcned at the n,'a-
ran Church Sunda, morning
] Our thank, are due to Mr. Rufus r.
Emery Of Salisbury, Cu,c. for the fuy>,
/ box Of cultivated S,ra~bcrac, ~ have .ecn
thi> season.
Mr. Edward p Ma,o. Of the >omcr>,,
EJ.oytr. ha, purchased III, interest of J.
O. smith. Esq. and i, nov sole proprietor
OF that paper
or the eight gentlemen who ha,, built
and occup, cottage. down h the ,ide of
TIN, Ba,. NOT one use, tobacco and ali are
>,r.ct., temperate. - the, say.
Mr. Richard Golden and WIFE. aer
Nj, bora H. Wiley. are visiting a, Back
sport. The, ar, engaged with Our Colicg,
BOYS Comic Opera Compan,.
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trans. ha, been suspended. bat Sup,. I'm
colin hons, ,n star, j, again soon.
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telegraph operators IA the Fast. for l. wears
night manager Of the heNteIn mon le!t-
graph Office IN Portland died ia CherrNheid
Sa'urda! night, MI Austin VA a brother
OF MIS- Johh II TRIMMER "i ihi> cIiH
About three hundred aud. w vent, five
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das NAM more would have gone but the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

In the to IA Of Trenton, County Of Hancock, f"r
The year l~~U
The iollo ng lit ut tlNe- On the Real Estate Of
Nui. r'.- !cut owners I'm the town uf Trenton, Tor
thr wear lssU. la bills committed r. Hasncr,
4. Hector uf said town, the eighth ia. OF Ma,
$50 has be,u returned by him = remain
ug amp id, the tn day 1 Ma, Isl, 10y tn
certificate II that date. and remain nm.
pati. ami n"ti,e i Ia, rvby given that II the al
iaNcs. interest and charges not paid To- the
Trcsi-ur. OF aid tawB. WITHIN eighteen III .nths
iT.Im the dltr Ut commitment 0f said bil-, 50
mach OF the r.a est te taNcgl will be- sufficient
to p y tne amount due therefor including interest
aud charges viii with"u fur her ,.Ice bc sold At
public Auction az the store oil \. l.. >PRALt f.
ia said tos IA, uu the 9Th dAy Of November, Isl,
at O'Clock T. NJ.
Description, Acrrs Value, Tax
: Whit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

To- the Honorable Judge u Prostate Tor the
County al Hancock
rTIiE undersigned. " tl"w Of Ou,cr VI tray lat.
L - BuCk~pnrt Ia -4ii County, d.y.'a- Ell Il,
spStfuill r-pr'-.uts. that SAID d,,.ea-.7i ,N,,i
posse ~ed 81 Personal E-tatc. an Inventory q
Whi,h has t'Sn duly returned iutn The Pr,,Aat.
ON re. hat her circumstances render Il ucc--lr,
that "a" should have NOR ~ ~aid Personal E-tAt
than she T. cutl. tsl T., = ,i-trthut on thereof
She therefor pray HIT YOUR Honor would grant
as N your dt-crrts"n you may lat, rntnc uccrs.ary
and proper
MR.. NELLIE +. GRNl.
EucAspart, July .. ISL.
STATE OF MAINE
Ht>C"CK, ss-Court Of PROBATE. RIuchiu
july Term, 4 D.. lssI.
Upon the foregoing petition, OKDEREp that
Interested ny causing a copy Il th>
order to b. publi- he'd three weeks
-ucos>s.yriy ~ the Ellsworth AmerirAu. a
newspaper published N Ellsworth. IN said
Probate tor -Sii County t. be h~ld At Fll-
worth. The first "Wednesday ia August urNI
a. tea Of the rlo,A va the forenoon, show cause
u any thss have. why The SANE should not be-
sTAut"d.
Ius' rAhkLR TULk. JaI.c.
Attest tnA~- 4. DpKK. Register.
true copy. Attest .-CuAs. Z. p"RR. R"grstrr
n III subscriber hyrcbg give luul!r u1Jr, a. all
L concerned that b. hA. l..cu ,lul. apls,luts-f
AMI has taken upon himself uIy trusi 10 an NHmlu
i-irti"r of the estate u bar. Robinson lat. %
t,uuhl-f-,r'. Ia the COUNTY % IlAurt-A. .ls,.a-
ci los giving l.nl ~ The law .iir,s g. Boz. trsr 10
rrlt It. sli pcr-su- whp lu.itht~f O.. .lIl VI
m D., hAy" any demand th,r,t.. o. s,H.It
nN>itL ulN-N
VA, >. I.-' s.,'
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Is sold by all druggists. Price u, or sir
large bottles for Is Prepared only By c. L
HOOD q co, ApotheeAries, Lowell, Mass
II Use HooO's TOoTHfOWDsA
Iva hcnr ~ IA
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HooD's SARsApARILLA
Rj1oworm Humor and Salt RheUn.

Works through the blood, regulating, toning
and invigorating all the functions Of the
lnHy
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We learn that the barn Of David J.
Allen was struck By lightning Saturday
night. and damaged somewhat.
The temperance meeting Sunday even
ing was addressed by l.. Ward Peters, who
presided, and by Rev. Mes>rs. White, Trpp
and Lyons and BY X. h. Peter, and II. \.
Trip.
MIR l.. F.. ID. Peters deserves the thanks
of all lovers of strawberries for the ine
specimens he furnishes 10 our marketman.
They are far superior to any that can be oh
tanned el>cWhe
-- The Henry Morrison came IN to the
new wharf, on her Tuesday, trip This is
a great improvement upon the old one, both
a. regards ease, comfort and looks. i j.
built in a substantial manner. and when the
warehouses are completed. wil reflect much
credit on all concerned. and be- an ornament
to the harbor.
hob" feels very .orr, TO learn that
there are those who object to some Of ms
items. If there we're not So good chance
tor those who object, to show how much
better they can write than he can, he would
feel grle,cd. But when these same fault
finder, will object To the work, Of the ~
mighty. Rob thinks 1.-THE more the better
for HIM.
N,,.r. r 4 Darling and " r Grin
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Mr.. J. Edwin Sherman and party OF
Bucksport gentlemen, including Rev. VIM.
FORSYTH, Rev. Theodore Gerrish, Hon. VIM.
Pillsbury and others have gone on a fishing
excursion of few days in Penobscot Bay,
in Mr. Shermans yacht Sport, formerly
owned in Bucksport. Mr.. Webster is sail
ing master.
The Boston Advertiser speaks thus
pleasantly of Hon. l.. \. Emery's speech at
the Bowdoin College Commencement din
ner, in Brunswick last week Following
the order of speaking, the response of the
Hon. l.. A. Emery, formerly attorney gener-
al Of the State, for the class of 1861, is to be
mentioned. 1t was a brilliant speech, crisp,
witty. and the details of what the class had
done in the twenty years since graduation
were given with vigorous precision. 1t ~as
a model after dinner speech, and there was
a general desire to hear the other thirty -one
men Of that class, who were grouped about
Mr. Emery. on the presumption that this
was a foretaste of what might be expected
from them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21

Bill Heads, all sizes printed a,
this office.
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Foreign Porte.

hr. at arIaidr, July Il. Bar. } ulia, Lori, from
M York
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-17

es- We hear much said about Republicans
participating in the Democratic primary meeting.
to be held to-day. We regret that this should be
so and can see no reason why Republican shou ID
take part In Democratic primary or convention.
But the most disrsputabls part Of Il 10 that Il
seems 10 bs conceded and Is q matter Of genera
talk that Republicans who train with the boss are
to help ring Democrats to put their ticket ,hroug
and then the ringitss are to help him carry his
points on the following Saturday. There Is by
far too much talking, winking aud nodding on
this subject not to be without foundation. We
protest against Democrats voting at Republican
primaries. The party has already suffered toe
much BY collisions between the Republican boss
and the Democratic ring and We think ID should
be summarily stopped. Il 10 impossible to be 4
Republican aud . Democrat at the same time, and
In our opinion Republican who takes part In .
Democratic primary should not be allowed to vote
at the Republican primary meeting. 1.-THE Dem
Ocra,ie ring can Influence Republican nOmina
tions every one knows that influence will be ex-
srtsd 10 secure Democratic success. Republican,,
see to Il that none but true Republicans vote a,
our primaries on 24th instant.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-17
A WALL.

From he Fre.srick Examiner.
The Baltimore AasrieaH, which has ceased TO
be the organ Of the Republican party In the State
aud has desensra,sd into the organ Of 4 small
Office holding faction known as the "Custoin
House ring" sends up wosfai howl Of indigna-
ton that the State Central Committee Of the Re-
publican party should be under the control Of the
same element which controlled the Frederick con-
vention. IL seems TO Us that Il 10 about time for
that entsrprising journal to open its eyes 10 the
fact that the element which controlled the Fred
erick convention. and which, for the past two
years, has controlled the State Central Committee,
Is the Republican party Of Maryland, - opposed
10 . few wouid-be rule or ruin bosses. Ills about
time for Il 20 see that this element not only now
controls the State Central Committee, but that u
will also control the next enc that u 10 fully rep
resentative Of the large mass Of the party In the
State, has control Of the party organization, aud
only needs the support and sncours cement Of the
Federal administration In order 20 deliver the
votes Of Maryland for the Republican candidate
for the Presidency In 1854. -.
when the Ansriess shall cease lie eager liant
for the spoils Of Federal once for the small fac
ton which u represents, and turn lis attention
unseihshiy to the baiiding up Of the party In the
State, u will be In . position TO speak for the
party aud 20 ehastiSe u when Il does wrong. But
when u attempts % smother the voice cf the peo-
pie and 10 create popular sentiment In favor Of
the A@ericaH, and against the party and lis prop
or representative men, II certainly ceases 10 be
party organ. The fight made at the Frederick
convention was one Of the party against the boss
Is and the party won. The same aght may be
expected nj every State convention whilst the
bosses have the power left them 20 eight, for the
reason that the party 10 far stronger than the fac
ton, Il weary Of their iron rule Of ruin, and will
not yield so long ~ they aie In 90 large major
lily, have the sympathy Of the people and are bat.
Ting for the success Of right principles.