Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19
Lincoln County Republicans.

tut ihcohh county hepubitcan conven
ton was held at Damariscotta, the 18th
Seventy-one of the seventy-six delegate,
were present. Judge Orrin MeFadden o.
Dresden presided. The following nomina
tions were made:
Senator Sebastian s. Marble, Waldoboro.
Commissioners-John w. Perkins. Noble,
boro, Albert b. Erskin Alma.
Treasurer John Smith, Wiscasset.
sherih-John L. Kelley. Bootbbay.
Atforney-Azro ID. Cashier, Waldoboro.
Register of Deeds-James II. Varney
Register OF Probate-Howsrd F. Hall, New
castle.
! This is Mr.. Marbles third nomination te
/ the Senate.
In the afternoon Senator Hale and Con.
! gresham Dineley addressed large mas,
meeting.
SENATOR HALEs SPEECH.
/ On the 4th Of March, 1885, the Republi.
can party gave up the administration Of the
I National Government and went out of pow
er. The Presidential election. in the pre-.
vious November, had gone adversely, and
/ when 1t was seen that the electoral vote OF
| New York, had been given for the Demo
/ cratic candidate, BY few hundred majority,
the great issue was settled However this
result had been accomplished in that grea,
| State, it was aequiesced in and the party
/ which had held the reius Of government, for
twenty-fcur years peacefully made way for
! its successor.
/ The outcome Of the election was most re
markable. The polite. of all republics
change rapidly. bu, this change was one to
surprise the world Twenty years before
the United States had been engaged in a
s. 10 g IL,
Union. The Republican party was the war
party. Under its management the Union
was restored. All the great measures that
followed we're Its measures. II brought
abou, emancipation, reconstruction. the Ma
iionsl credit. the reduction by one half Of
the National debi. specie payments and. I'M
der It's administration, the population Of the
republic had doubled aud the wealth Of the
people had quadrupled. 1t was the party
Of Lincoln and Stanton. Of Grant and Sher-
man, and Farragut. Of Fessendrn, Wade
and Chandler. OF Garfield and Blaine and
Logan.
The victors IN the remaikahl contest,
represented the same party and in many
cases, were tae same men no had under
taken to DESTROY the Union. They had
yanll turned the issue upon The st'le-feld.
They had resisted emancipation. The, had
opposed Reconstruction. They had nbs,ruct-
al every step In the financial march of the
Republican party. Their leaders had par
tlclpatcd in the rebellion or. a. best, l. adj
been half-hesr'ed in the effort. made for iis
defeat. The Democratic party had been the
part, Of seymour and Fernaudn Wood, q
Hendricks and Nallandi. ham. ~ Shdel! and
Mason and jefferson DAVIS. VT, L came
again into power.
The achievements Of the Republican par
~ had failed 10 arouse further enthusiasm.
The people we're like the Grr,ks wta had
tired Of hearing Arsisds. called the Just.
The voters were willing TO risk change.
aud the nes order Of men promised every
thing They would reduce taxes. they
would lessen expenditure they wo4it
abolish half the offices they uli give The
people al. the money that was 4u:sa ssI
would >tea! meme o. Il; ttry would ,n.4te e
revival Of business, the rpstota'Iau * goat
times aud the advancemer, e ~, cause ~
labor,
They had murdered thc .ra,a.c s,t.e
South and could couu; au 'a4r,eru ; -,
with absolute assurauc, and needed ..lt vu
or three States IN The Nurih Which t..rf
carried. MoFco,-r. IL, air had ir-H Il g..
with charges Of acknowledgement -r-a taI-
ruption IN the Reyubhosn part, O.iei. .r
new order prctni>ed TO iHvrs'iS gate H.,. a.
pose.
SO the Republican part, went rni r.. 'a-
democratic paTl, cam. IN. Al '..r .a,.
were 20 BE- turned out, the A4.,'44 .ta''.v,
mere 10 ne closed There Va. tl be az Oh
mlnl,iiat!,n q reform. Crnalu.t u .Hrtc
we're srir,Auc.s 10 BE- cured ard Hi.a-. d.
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poT'a9iN a. 'he democratic party l"r
ffe1'dtnt WIN as '"'' powers "a' 'hs.'' :
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mean parry s'and' To- gay before 'hr country
INDICATED a. never before be Work o.
i's enemies pFaise u, i'eira' has brought
Guy rs record N nflthteT eoior'.
senator iiaIe mere 'ooA up 10 ur'aA 'hr
pAsGSts o. NE ~ u4ocfa'io patIN ana sHo"ed
men ia41ufe' Inc! hau PROMISED economy
~ NA''ohai expenditures ou' instead Of
nm "tte spenuihg every year ml-ilons oi
Io4'Ats De! o"u "ast hAu oeeh needed oy
Nepdo'cahs- IN nearly ever. uepat'uleh '
oil the government congress was asked ioE
more none! IMAM had oeeh gwen before
As ihehoer Oh tue eoh,h'tee Oh appro-
prlauohS MI. maze saia Ne had an oppof'u-
my OF measuring tptse ne" requirements.