Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-15
Tie OHIO Probib.;ioais,s.

The Temperance men and women ofMaue
should procure a copy r. Gov HoA1l, :
.2eech al Toledo and read It carefully. l. l..
.arge, taken lp VIA = si4tem-n, u n., a.
,iiuGe and The altitude Z tie Democratic
party in regard 10 the itaffi- in run Hoad-
IS say. ina he /, OPP ,ed 70 prohibition
whether ''tO,4. or partial. and ~ favor q
The fullest per.0nll freedom" II iAls meas
ANYTHING il means that he !. N favor Of free
r-r., ali. Il; necessary - The fullest person
freedom" Re would probably not objec; 10
. -r1g shop % every corner.
Ia- Republican position on the temper
sacs question Is n3l a.! the temperance men
Lr..re. BET i : good dea. better than
Hya4.ys and tie Democrats Their record
!, also much better The Republicans pass
u the Scot, ~ which aa- d high license
measure and checked 10 a considerable ex.
tent The iiq4or traffic. They passed i, IN
the face Of h protest. Of the sa.oon men
au1 the bfewerA A Democratic Supreme
Court obeyiug the behes.s ofthe leaders or
the Democratic party. Gov. Hoady among
them. swept Il from the statute book and
restored free rum. The Republicans in
spite of the opposition Of the Democrats
passed measure submitting the question
q constitutional prohibition 10 the people
They believe IN and advocate TODAY meas
ures that sha!! restrict the liquor traflc, and
there i little doubt that Il they coniro. the
next legislature q measure as stringent as
can be enforced in the present condition Of
the sentiment Of the people Of Ohio will be
enacted.
II view Of the fact that it is inevitable
that either the candidate Of the Democrats
~ho believe. IN the "fulles, personal free
dom" or The candidate Of the Republicans.
who. If he doesn't believe in total prohibit
ton a, least believe. in restricting the traffic
1y high license, the duty Of Temperance
men would seem to be PLAN. To the most
u them j, j; and they will vote for Judge
Foraker. But there j. a considerable num-
her Who have conceived the notion that they
can advance the cause Of temperance better
1v voting for third candidate They are
nearly all % them Republicans, and they know
that the Inevitable tendency Of voting for
DIR. Leonard, will be 70 elect The man who
publicly declares that he does not believe in
prohibition. either total or partial, and ia
vors the fullest personal freedom" to drink
and sell rum Nevertheless they are so in
fstuated with their idea that they will 90 to
the polls TUESDAY OF thu week and vote prac-
tca.ly for free rum. 1t is the uncertainty
as 10 the number Of these men that makes
The ONO election doubtful Portland Press
A GREAT cOyyRkiFNCE.-Patro Of the
Name Central Railroad will be glad TO
know of the completion Of the Portland
Horse Railroad trains to the new Congress
street station in that city and that hereafter
cars Of tie Congress street line will be run
in connection rith all trains, excepting
night Pullman trains. ti,us supplying long
felt want, making a connection ss :; does to
and from that station with all parts OF the
city. Particularly will this arrangement be
found Of great cong enience to ladies visiting
the city for shopping purposes, as the cars
If he Congress street line land and take
them right to all the principal store doors.
People uill soon wonder how they ever got
along without this connection. All Maine
Central day trains stop .. the new station
when there are passengers to take or leave.
GOOD TEArLARs.-The 18th semi-snnual
session Of the Good Teinplars Of Maine was
held at Ellsworth last week. A large amount