Ellsworth American., 1882-08-10
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lu isl' iaiit. a. Aul lai'. ma "A'. 2" iT'e'ui
90, questions u' l.. lFr'a lH- sl!.H .c ms yul--
m,nt Ar' involved lu ft.. '.--i.au aai aIr sp-lu
g. h. submitted o. ;Lc voter, q Na-ut f1r AL
thptH~'lNr i.tlstHH-
Aud hr,t ulr .sN That tt Va. iu maus Re-
-,a.'- e -r'4' Ms.iur;uu~ t-iaf fAH ERECTION fol-
.'~lus astHts after 'ht u'fafiH-- a ''tDI' in
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Iu'aNlu4 Ea'lau. is.u.. boo ia' choice - Pre-
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" o. MAHN laursi 'riu'--fai. aui A.ursi
tro'rn-. b p, .l -hr ~tat. N.a -fucu.r1 ,is-
.IIaI B" record thrtf sAl p.' ai.su q t..t 3D.
.4-fuu. pruar'.. 3. .lt ilys fa-.l taat i'H 1a
go iu ~ ir'a.''i d -riAraiisH from '4'lr party
100 Iat.Hu4. liilf I.-H aud To- ahAu4ultl" o.
of ...u'. Il ru Wah .'ln.,trI Is lth DO, .ara4
polite, oi Aa.us- hrA i,t That tars could
-ot sda.a Q" tara ;4'ir ha.s. uu ih'ig honor
ai'' Hid gallant STANDARD t'4r'r iu ih, nation.
I" punish the Iui-I0'd- % >ta'' pii'.a.s Al
home. The time hAs E5s Arr',I. Ao~-
ever. when Il" such "mtarrA--mvui 'uf-
rr'ul~ toe PLAIN GIrs.l"n oi iuih and 10 -
happtGs aE -. IeTNrT.' dy.lgu- % thDsr u lo
fought 10 lDr4se fraudulent 'pN Nerum'nt ou
Maine. ihHt ia" Issue ~ itai eva eon'p.!ADa =
thrust upon The l~oi r lh ID, is@AliuE rl''ilOu,
n h" her lh'A be AIMING eF unwilling
E,rS inie.ii-,ni mau 90 tag state rcooIcci.
ihA; lhir''-s,N"n m' ml~T. ~ ih~ Ls,-i4iaF,
Nrrr ifAuiul'ui-A counted pIi hh ''u'- bAfr'-l lou
al1 Dr. ''uncl-. ana N"u-9 HsNt bcen 1rlIi''d
81 The 'tA.' 70 "h'eh th's "rfr gh'-'h "l The
people sud ,lEfiou' m' ilb. 2. installed n Their
Ir.Ar'-. II it hsI nni been Tor ihr iLi'rpu-ii4Hn
curt - ssArd ~ . perfectly regular aud
constitutional manner And ite answer gwen ht
that tribunal DESTROYED the eou-Pracy against
iAt T-hie Of tue i"ppic- De- opinlon 81 The
Court ~ - strong. - d'.ru'-iuh oi The e.
rmenta'A prn, li'- Of ErpubHoAn govern
meat 80 able. aud =" c"mI eA,h-i'r' NAL II Sc
cured the admiration oi a mu,h Wider circle
than those directly interested I'D IL couslu'
slons.
Among the members Oi ihAi ONT wa. one
als-y> connected " iih the democratic party .
He wa. appointed a. Democrat and l. Iden-
ilhei With his party to-day lie stood with III
distinguished brethren on the Bench Ia favor
oi uphOiding honest government, IN favor of
seating the LtSi-ia,Lre chosen b' the people
and against the u>uTpAtlDn Of the Governor Ind
council IN tLa!T attempts 10 change and tefy
thr popular verdict.
. For thu set Of Judicial fairness, for this up
rl-ut course Sulth does hlni % muCh hDnuT.
ATtsmas Li0bey bA, fallen under the pleas
Gre. and has earned the Nenomous VI viii OF
boN. Plal,ied aud has associates. Though
ranking A. : lswker Al the very front Of our
/ bar, with IefsJnai character above TeprUach,
( anu with every Stulbutc which doth beseem
Judge, Coy. Fia.sied has refused 10 reap
I point hlm 81 tie close Of his lfst term on ihs
b,ncI. Aud he has refused because Judge
4 Libbyy gave judgment against the cOnspifatOgs
who sought 10 destroy the life Of the state, bs
destroying the integrity Of it, government.
+ The present Executive Council refused most
! properly 10 confirm any one Of the respectable
/ gentlemen nominated by the Governor 10 oil
I Judge Llbbey> place. II they had done 9th
: erYise they would have made themselves par
taker. u the crime by which just judge i TO
be punished for resOlutely doing his duty
agNinst con-pirators who belong IL his own
party.
IL the pending election therefore the most
. important local question i that Of sustaining
all hoLe,l AMI ihde ependent judiciary. That
great bie.sinZ-pTicele., to the people-ha. A.
ways been eny1yed 10 Maine. our supreme
( Court, never more eminent than to-day. ha.
always beeu distinguished for great legal abil-
iiy. tor nigh personal character, for purity and
+ for impaI tialHy. Every man who votes for
Governor Plalsied, sOies 10 empower him Ia
punish = just Judgr for dong hi. duty consci-
eDtou>ly and frarlessly. There i not n voter
IN the sia,e who dpes not know that Judge
Libbey viii be bouH, abs restored 20 The Bench
. II Colonel kobie .~ elected, and that Gov.
flsisi ed VIII reiust appoint him, and refuse
because OF Judge LlDboys most honorable
course in er.sj> which threatened ihe peace
and good order Of The state.
II there were no Oiher issue pending before
the people Of Maine, the question involved ia
this attack upon an independent and fearless
Judiciary i, enough 10 arouse e, cry man in the
STATE TO aciiVity aud zeal. The Democratic