, 1870-07-22
MAINE,
s'nscTn0r Cll:n nIs1bcrlnfn Again.

,,.-,,' 'snor Chamberlain ACafn.
1o'11"a tJr:y's) c.a. .tv.t!enes er H.. Xep ro,k
Another and ,ast .f''1'af, "f,n,, :. ,s;nr n,,.
to &c: Governor chamberlainIc soPe I'll lie
ltol lc a:ain for Governor, in thi4wise !:
conference Of l;orul,1icans and Demo
Gratis was he't in this city two daya a:,,, and it
nas ucc'aed to mako All attempt t., nct al let
ter addressed TO the Governor, which
+honl1 10 signed ty AZ many R.puI1icans m
POSSIBLE. asking him to allo. himself to be be-
Noted lor without any more formalities. These
eehtltnen arc really to promise all possible
asd thence forward to MnEe him Seua:or next
winter. the Republicans thinking ii nee
cts4ry FOX linn 10 be first elected Governor
aeait', and the Democrat. refusing to promise
iuH any aid III the Legislature unless he comes
70 their rescue now. They zee no hope for
tEcM from their own workA. II thcy arr left
to tlltiT own RESOURCES when ttIev a.sc,nt1e al
EatlHor, they will nominate man TO wl.om
ne whole eampagn il only mortitic, ,tion OF
The iesh. 1t III lair to say. however, that 10 =
portHhty to vote for Chaluberlain offers moth
'ng yer: charming. lhdeei, numbers Of them
say the! Will u. Yer vote for I4iul auJ point Ia
the l!::1adox Of taking a man for Goyernnr
VINO !. : prominent candidate of tie kepubl-
stns TO Senator.
lie truo significance Of the whole matter il
this: Certain Republicans aud certain D,tuu-
.'rats want Il new deal-want, or arc w;lilur. to
! fehk nn c1'efi'iE parties, and especially want
!efsoh2l and particular as.istance nox. 4
lltfnC"s7t Will try tn 20 to COngrc.. from the
llrst ltlstEict. II be cntlll have the strength
ui Gorer1t Chaml,e1lains Il I,a1ue and soma #
!!ir fsienss, i'll considerations OF helping to make
the Governor Senator next winter, i, would ba
rllt.nliti alliance. cst 4in itc,,,1},ss.ius who
st l.alf tempted to e:tiac otlt fr tilria. elves
III G!EtE.ht lnltlu + OF IL. State, yaut thu
-:1ne tLing. Ia g.;Ch.ni+ria;n in itt.urv The
people III th, naule Of popular alliance, how
ever >n'ail, wonldbc 20 much paid up ca1,ital.
ahrl' would fioat great amount OF Individual
BLOCK. Bns 1t l. pi',hal,1v tt.o late to accom-
1.lisll anythng. The tios.rnor*s nn,ss discreet
ilen.ts think the rlnk Is too great anil there il
4" pF'"t that he would t1It1uFte it, or tl,at Lo
dtelrcs It. lie Democracy Nlll bo left to them
selvts. aiit. rclonlnate Mr. Smith. probably,
.snu sul'siJe. Nr. ferlia.n will ho elected, and
EtIntiiean maturity will emphasize the
holee. 1t will he dull campaign. NJ public
n,ca'';Ga, no bands Of music, no torcl,liyht.,
,,''t tmall Eost, and tho u.ual percentage OF
l'epas'!!ean superiority OF numbers.
The Senator question il the chief matter O I
interest iii the ele.tinu-ihat il the chief side
'seue:: Air. Washburne's candidacy il not no
PROMINENT AZ Few weeka ago, and the choice
would rather seem to lie iseixeeu Senator Nor
iill and Governor Chamberlain. Tho arrival
home Of our Cougrcssmen, aud the near nl,-
lroacA of tho time when the State Committee
sill 80 to work ut.ou tue organization for Tue
campaign, will create sune Ze6t in political
CIRCLES. hut il has been very dull since the
democratic Convention broke up, and aside
from personal Interests the fall elections here
will have little to engage men il work Of con
tluvarsy-