Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-08-28
Our Duty.

Oa >tl-e eject an Will take place in one
aah a.m N1ala, mex, \ vote for
Ge,.na. lian.r lac. vii help Mr.. Blaine
fa.rr rhu ;n5 p N,,emb,r and the i'm
.srA.l. Nj la r..ra effort on the par, of
i.n4,.. .44>. iaolr S.1.r election should not
~ In,t ~.-a.at
la p-n5..lsy ave beca making a still
4-tt. 4.i ,g.~ jhr, w. continue 10 make
w.. b. HI 4t, If election a. which time the,
.a-H.,-- Hs,e th- promise Of pecuniar,
o4iea iarl know 50 wel. now to en-
r,. N.an'iur the surface appears un-
r-i aaI Republicans mus, not be de-
.H,rl .u'a the belief that their old enem,
., -,e4 zap ihr fight.
Town committee, should see that a thor
ol-Aa .i.l a eIrs;e can, az Of every voter en-
-tI-d " vote III their respective towns. is
wlIe E,t., absentee should be brought
,nle Ever, doubtful voter should be in
.rr..gay Aul on election DAY every R-pub-
an Voter Should 20 10 the polls and de-
~.j ...> vote for Governor Robe
Republicans DO all parts Of the United
safe, arr looking 10 Maine. this wear more
'.,a ever before - see a Republican ma
te-.-y large as TO be- a rou,ing endorse
maa; of rIe prHc.p.e> Of the party which Is
=, ;, lra l4aag the next four Years by
M4..e'> a,b,e,t citizen, Jane, G. Blaine
III KEEP 'hi> majority down in the State
ge-a,a !, ,h. desire Of ever, Democrat in
Fl. a4las, 4al to TIL, end the Democracy
of Mime u.t receive al the assistance their
Ysr., Outside the STATE j. able TO give them
Ltu,t Republicans be deceived. There
b, work +, h- done and j, must be individ-
"a. ~Hk. Every Republican must realize
-ta. u j, his duty not only to cast his own
,l,,. bar to see that ms neighbor is aroused
to the importance Of our State election and
-, effect on the grca, National contest in
November
4 Bite 4ga.n>, Coy. Robe is direct blow
against Mr Blaine and a blow which will be
ia .re serious in is results than vote for
Gov Cleveland in November.
LIT is not. then. di>appoini the expec-
;a,ian> of our friends Let the majority be
aa BID time majority that will carry strength
TO the weak and JOY 10 the strong in all
naa's Of the United States.
Let Hancock county do its full share in
tbs work an! give 10 the entire Republican
ticket on the SRI day of next month. a sup
port that her sons in other states can be
nr9.l Of
An enthusiastic Republican rally, in the
open air, was h=ll in thi, city Saturday
evening ". II. L1oney Esq, Of Portland,
made al eloquent appea. 70 the Iris Amer
leans, contrasting the two old parties and
showing that the Republican party now
holds 10 the very principles which gave
prosperity TO Ireland in years gone by. while
the principles Of the Democracy are the
same as those which wrought its ruin. Mr..
Looaey was followed by Gen. w. II. Gibson
Of Ohio who made a telling speech of nearly
an hour and a half Those who have listen
ed to Gen. Gibson know how firmly he can
hold an audience and on this occasion all
were sorry when be brought his remarks to
close Gen. Gibson is one of the best
stump speakers in the country and has dealt
many telling blows. in this State, this year,
in the cause Of Republican principles.
On Monday evening our people were
favored with the opportunity Of listening TO
that eloquent Irish-American orator, Rev.
DR. George W. Pepper, of Ohio. DIR. Pep
per gave ringing speech in behalf of the
Republican standard bearer, Mr.. Blaine, and
the principles of the Republican party.
His personal experiences when in Ireland
only a few years ago afforded striking H.
lustration of The advantage Mr.. Blaine's
foreign policy would be to an American citi-
zen in foreign country. DIR. Pepper is a
forcioe and eloquent speaker and is tower