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HON. ELISHA PIKE OF EASTPORT.

Is .an honored name in Eastport, as you surely ou~ht to know. If your memory 01' yow' readin~ will I'evert to lon~ a~;o, \Vhen, with Greeley on the Tribune, or with Dana on the Sun, 0 .. the ~iants then in Con~ess, long before the war be~un. A Pike was mal{ing headway, in the front of Maine's great men. To the hon01' of our statehood that they've honored oft again. To the man whom here we've pictured. the old town has given pledge Of the faith she has in l{eepin~nd she's never had to hed~'e-For tluoee times his party's named him. as its candidate for mayor: Eight years of legal practice-of success the fullest share: And last season. at Au~usta. on the democratic side. He upheld old Eastport's honor and he served the state beside. His the bill that stirred the people--Let the courts ~ive us the facts The constitution and the Statutes-are they with the Railroad tax? So I take it as a pleasure just to mention. once again, That he bas a zeal, in service, and an Inlluence with Men.

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