Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-03

Hon. W. P. Frye addressed large republican
mass meeting at Newark N. j., Thursday, in his
usually able AMI eloquent manner.
Hold ON. brethren! The Springfield Republican
calls the Boston Traveller the Evening Tramp, and
gets called in return the Daily Stop Bowles These
things do not wear IN aesthetic look.-Bosfon
Journal
An Indiana man after hearing Mr.. Blaine, said
"That if all the voters in Indiana could hear him,
the State would 20 republican by $4,000 MAORI
ty."
The St. Louis Journal predicts that there will
be light in Missouri, that the republicans will
carry st. Louis said that at least four districts in
the State will elect republican Congressman, while
two other districts are doubtful with the chances
against the democrats.
If this Confederate advance upon the national
works is to he stopped at all, it must be stopped
now. The house is already Confederate. The
senate is ready to be so. The solid North is want
3D. and if it does not respond the failure will be
the costlest this country ever sax.-Cineinnati
Commercial.
Says the Union Herald Of Columbia: THE
State of South Carolina is an armed camp Twen-
ty thousand veteran soldiers of the Confederacy
meet and drill and exercise and parade daily in
open defiance of law and the public authorities"
Long John Wentworth, of Chicago has Of late
been "ipdependent" in politics. He hired hall
in Chicago the other night, paid for band of mu
sic, and issued invitations to . reception. tre-
mendous crowd attended. He announced himself
as president of the meeting, and then for two
hours made one of the best speeches ever heard
in Illinois in favor of Hayes and Wheeler.
The signs of . revival in business fill the demo-
Gratis with dismay. If the "hard times" vanish,
the main argument of the reform" party will be
taken away. Hence the party journals are de.
claring vehemently that there is no revival of
trade. that it is all republican lie to deceive the
honest masses. There is distinct flavor Of pig
headedness in conduct like this which belongs ex-
clusively to the democratic party.
The news of Col. Ingersoll's shocking infdelity
hiss penetrated the Corners" and Nasty gives an
account in the Toledo Blade of meeting of the
faithful which was held to protest against it. He
WAS chosen to preside. and thus describes the pro-
ceedngs: 81 remarkt that it wuz no ordinary &C.
casion that he'd called US together. Our liberties
wuz in danger from the republican party, and our
religion from the shockin infdelity nv one Nv its
checf advocates. We may lose our liberties, but
shell we lose our religioni Not by id site =
ejskated the awjence ez one man. then pre-
tented series of resoooshens, ez follows: Ware
IS, the republican party hev, on the stump advo.
catin its heresies, Bob Ingersoll Nv Illinoy; and
Wareas, Sed lngersoll is an middle NV the most
radical stamp, man witch denies the trooths of
holy writ-'Wat Is Holy Writ = asked dozen.
he'd to stop and explain to EN- that Ingersoll want
ed to destroy the Bible, witch infooriatid em.
'Aint We to be allowed to hev our reQler township
Bible Wat'll we hev to swarc witnissis ON in boss
casesi they indignantly demanded. Go on go
on! down with the inHddlen"