The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-31

lit bangor w nl8 cntfaftellIeS tht
republican shipbuilders Of Maine who
have recently given their opinions on the
causes Of the decline of their business, rs
ecclesiastical hut politically demoraized
individuals.n What say James 7. White,
G. p. Carter, n. g. Hichbom to that
And what say the army of mechanics TO
whom those demoralized individuals have
given employment for 50 many years?
The kennebcc journal. that is fam
GUS Tor discovering things hidden to The
common sight, says OF the Democracy Of
Maine
Outside they appear to be inactive, careless.
but inside they are won King Vigorously and
hopefully.
1t must be that the journal has observed
the inside workings of some Democrat
VINO has taken dose Of purgatye pills,
and accepted his case a. D sample Of the
whole
Cats are plenty in Augusta, we should
Judge, from the following essay, 10y a native:
''When you've gone to bed tired to bottle ~, Sleep
With apparently nothing TO hinder,
How pleasant it is to be kept awake
by the cats fighting under The window-and not
a boot to sling at Them
Portland Argus.
We noticed the appropriation OF the
above at the time it was made bv the
Standard, from an essay on Cats in our
columns. There was something rood
deal like cheek in it.
Will the people of this County the Eepuh-
licanS of the County, and of Maine, stand with
folded arms, and witness the success of the
Democratic party, through sheer mattenlion.
Nlachias Union.
We are not very good at conundrums,
but have an idea that So many people
Standing with folded arms" about the
ship-yards and workshops is Just what is
the matter. The Democracy mean 10 give
those folded arms something TO do
The Rockland Free Press, noticing
the recent Democratic nominations in that
county, says
There is not much in that ticket TO stir the
blood of age or inspire youth TO enthusiastic
eXerton.
But there is something in it which stirs
such bloods as run the Free Press, and
inspires that youth to enthusiastic but UNI
availing exertions against it, The tick
ct will win.
Augusta visitors to the sea shore are
sending the Kennebec journal corncd
Laddock. 1t isn't considered the richest
of diet over here. Perhaps, however, il
accounts for the scaley article which the
Journal has on the base ball match.
Commenting on the approaching
election in Maine, the Portland Press
says there is ga lack of interest," And
besides there is on the radical side
great lack of principle but the Press
wont own it.
DIR. A. j. Fuller, of Bath. nominated
by the Democrats for State Senator, is a
gentleman of intelligence and integrity
who deserves to be elected, as we trust
he may be.
IL practical temperance men want to
aupPolI IL ttHulttalt VINO SymDalniXeS
with them, let them vote for Charles p.
kimball, who never drank glass of
liquor in his life
The editor of the Belfast Age and Gospel
Banner are engaged in 4 profound theological
discussion. They are trying to settle the hell
question. dexter Gazette.
We notice that our nei ghbor is likely to
become greatly immersed in the subject.
The Bangor Wing spitefully, accuses
Mr. Hichborn of having sought Demo-
cratic paper as his exponent-which is
not true, The Democratic paper sought
him.
Republicans of Maine are not troubled with
necessities. Machias Republican.
1t is generally thought that they are
with that kind of necessity which knows
no law
The Biddeford Journal has the Justice
to say of Hon. G. P. Kimball-s. He is
man of irreproachable character, and we
esteem HIM highly"
Gen. Chamberlain has accepted the
Presidency of Bowdoin College.