The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-10-28
Some of the republican papers are

some OF the republican papers are
sharply discussing the claims of the diff
ferent candidates for the berth of Secre-
tary of State. The Bangor v hig opposes
Perham, and advocates Chadbourne, say
ing-"Mr. Chadbourne is well qualified
for the office and the earnest favor in
which his candidacy has been held would
have prevented even question of his
election had Mr.. Stacy filled out the meas
ure of his term" But as Stacy is charged
with filling other measures, and emptying
them, too, why the bearing of this obser-
walton lies in the application of it.
In relation to M. V. b. Stimson, of
kittery, last week arrested for swipdling,
and taken to Boston, the dispatches say
A letter from eX-Gov. Perham used by Slim
son in his land settlement scheme was given
twelve years ago, when Mr.. Perham was in
Congress and Stimson wanted office in Wash
lngton.
The kennebec journal ayails itself of
every opportunity when a Democrat gets
into similar trouble to proclaim his poll
tics Now let it state that this Stimson
was a red hot Republican, and held the
eX-Governor's letter Of recommendation
for office through which he was enabled
to swindle honest poor men out OF their
little savings.
-Jeannetle Cotton. of Lawrence, Mass,
borrowed baby and tried to make imam
think he was the other party to its coming
into this world The main trouble was
that she sWorc to her statement in court
When the truth CT the matter came to be
understood, she got q sentence Of four
years in prison, instead of the grcenbacks
sought for.
1t seems that Mr. Martin Van Buren, Slim
son has come to the end of his rope" He be
longed to the George Clifford crew of pirates
that have managed the Portland Star. Ken
ncbec journal.
But Stimson had in his pocket y letter
from EX-Gov. Perham, recommending him
as q fit subject for an Office under the Grant
administration The journal endorses Per-
HULL, tLHtt l. ClIlttIl tlltplSCS lIlt pm lbC.
In Bangor Elizabeth Davis compelled
Isaiah johnson to marry her, because Of q
coming event that was casting its shadow
before After the ceremony had been per-
formed at the station house, Isaiah stepped
out for a moment, and now the bride wants
to know what has become Of him.
The friends of the unburjcd Guibord
have made for him an eight ton stone
coffin i'll which they intend to inter his re-
mains, when the military support shall be
ready. 1t is doubtful if even that will
hold him in the excepted portion of the
consecratcd ground
e. A. Phalon, head clerk of the rail-
road mail service between Boston and
Bangor has been arrested for stealing let
tiers. Twentycight were found on him
when arrested His severe punishment will
make valuable lesson to those inclined
to do likewise.
The indictments found in the Brook
lyn courts against Mouton and Tilton for
libel Of Beecher have been discontinued,
notwithstanding that Moulton demanded
a trial. The prosecuting attorney con-
A .coored waiter is charged with be-
ing the incendiary who made three at
n, /
Bangor, and is in custody. The Bangor
House was also on fire about the same
time, and narrowly escaped destruction.
The poet Of the PASSPORT Sentinel
breaks out in plaintiye song, the musical
numbers flowing on the subject of the writ
or's s'FareweIl to Herring Coven Good
bye, old boy - come round again next
spring.
DR.. Edward S. Young, 4 well known
physician, died at Washington Knox Co.,
on the 18th. lie had been for few months
previous an inmate Of the state insane
asylum.
notwithstanding great efforts to as
certain the fate Of Miss Clapp, who dis
appeared at Augusta, nothing has been
learned, and the mystery is as deep as
ever. "
-Parson Murray new paper says there
is no great moral principle in the Massa-
chusetts canvass. Why don't he put in n
trotting horse?
The matter Of the Maine Central night
trains has been referred to the regular No
vember meeting of the directors.