The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-09-07

WORKS.
If practical temperance men want 10 sup
port a candidate who sympathiIcs with them
let them vote for Charles p. kimbali. who
never drank a glass of liquor i'll ht4 life Bel
fast journal.
There would be no marked Improperly we
suppose, in voting tor Sidney rerham on that
ground, Portland Advertiser.
Well, Sidney will never, like his great
namesake, lay down his life ion principle
lie is at once managing director of Mr.
Eaton Shaw's huge ruin shop in Portland,
and the chief apostle of abstinence. He
don't carry water on both shoulders but
water on one, and rum on the other In
one particular the branches of industry
pursued hy the candidates may work har-
mouiously together. When Perham's
rum gets men drunk, Kimballs carriages
are useful to take them home
A gentleman wishes AS to inquire about the
volume of Revised Statutes that was promised
to the people about the first of May. The law
yers are anxious to get at them to know the
letter of the law as they are already assured of
the spirit. Have the presses Of the contractors
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a vacation, or what is the matter? Let the
people have the laws. kennebec journal.
While the spirit of investigation is upon
our friends over there, we wish they
would inquire what has become of the
volume of testimony in the Paper Credit
investigation, that was promised to he
ready for delivery long ago Has INIT
press broken down, or is there mortal
fear of the effect of the testimony ON the
coming election? Let the people have
the facts.
We understand that the democrats are re-
porting that Hon. n. q. Hchborn of Stockton,
will vote for Mr.. kimhall, the democratic can
didate for Governor. Lewiston Journal.
The Journal is unfair. After bringing
all manner OF accusations against our can
didate, and loading him with reproaches,
it lays this last feather upon his back.
It's too ad-too bad.
The oilice-holders held meeting at
Lewiston on Saturday, at which Lot NJ.
Morrill, spoke. Just before the meeting,
lightning killed a sow in that city without
hurting one of her sucking pigs That
certainly is . fnrerunner. Every one Of
those otfice-holders is gong 10 lose his
teat
The Republican party depends largely up-
on the support Of our intelligent young mcu.
Bangor Wing.
That is where the Republican party is
mistaken. The young men are moving
in tho other direction, and radicalism will
find itself leaning on broken reed
The Portland Press reminds Mr..
klmbal that he built the Peabody funeral
car He has also constructed one tor the
Press and its friends. The procession
will commence to move next Monday
morning.
The very last man that should claim the
votes of labOrng men in Mr.. Charles +. Kim
ball. Portland Press.
He don't claim them, But the very
first to claim the privilege of voting for
him are thousands of laboring men who
have hitherto been republicans.
R. +. Campbell IS the radical candi
date for sheriff in Hancock county II
wouldn't be appropriate to whistle the ail
Of 1.-The Campbells are coming for they
amt.
The Belfast journal oilers to give itself
away" to the extent of ten copies to the banner
town of Waldo. Portland Advertiser.
We beg the Advertiser not 10 mislepre-
sent us Our offer was twenty copies to
the banner town and we stand to IT,
Pray, why ought Mr.. kimhall 10 receive
the votes OF WOrkngmen IN preference to Mr..
Perham: Lewiston journal
Mainly on account Of the brains that
his hat covers when he wears it,
The democrats hope and intend th'd their
party Shall obtain political control of the
country by force. Rockland Free Pres.
Certainly BY force Of sound argument,
that can't be overthroWn.
Toby Candor writes from Augusta to
the Boston journal that perham' majuri
ty will be reduced to five thousand. W.
shan't be surprised If it II.
Paul de kock, the very wicked
French novelist is dead, and yellow cover
ed literature mournS.