The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-01-01
SENATORIAL


elect whoever receives a majority vote in the
Republican caucus. This caucus may be hold.
en- at any time. The election cannot occur be.
fore the Goth Of January. r..-.
Fortunately tho candidates for this exalted po-
sitiOn are men Of Acknowledged ability and
every way qualified for the trust. But one O
ihen can be successful. The UNION & JOURNAL
fayors the election Of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin AND
we have abundant proof that il thereby reflects
the sentiments and wishes Of q large majority Of
the party in this county.
Mr.. Hamlin has always been strong man
in this region Of the State and for many years
has had hold upon the hearts Of our people
never cquslled by any other public man. Hi
great abilities infiexibe integrity and stern de-
yoton to the principles Of the party ,unitei with
the most engaging manners, and the deepest
interest In whatever concerns the happiness AMI
prospe-ity Of the humblest constituent, has rem
dered his name household word and we may
say without eIaygcratiou, endeared him TO the
hearts of the people; and il will be proud day
for them when he once more represents them in
the Councils OF the Nation.
The friends of Hannible 1Iamlin KNOW that
the Republican party Of this State is under
greater oblivat;ops 10 him for the rrsat measure
Of success which Il has enjoyed during the past
twelve wears than to any other man living or
dead.
They know that when in obedience to thestern
call Of duty. he lcft the organization with which
he had been identified 50 long, and cast his in
aueucc with the Republican party that he as
,red the victory to M and brought il with
him. They remember the memorable year 1855
when his name was borne upon our standards,
and his e,oouent utterances induced hundreds
Of Democrat. to follow his example. and find
hons with friends Of nrorress and freedom.
They xSow that these men have ever since been
true 70 the marty and among its most jealous
and efficient workers.
They remember too tha, his name was asso-
c,.,ol with that of the saintel Lineoln and that
.n.r h,vi,, hss, e,..tcd N the second office in
Tho c;s, n nj. coun.rvman the duties Of w bieb
h. J;.cb,rv.i with di.tinvuisbed ability. eniov-
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