The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-08-16

roscoggin-Nahum Morrill,. Auburn.
Aroostook-Nelson Herrin, Iloulton.
Cumberland--.Iohn ID. Anderson. GRAY.
Franklin-S. Clifford Belchcr, Pennington.
Hancock-A. A. Bartlett, Ellsworth.
kennebec-E. F. Pillsbury Augusta
KnoX-.Iohn Bird, Rockland
Lincoln-George s. Berry Danariscolta
Oxtord-A S. kmball, Waterford
Penobscot-Chas n. KIersey, Bangor.
Piscataqus-A. 4. Wade. Sangerville
Sasadahoc-Abiel Libby, Richmond
Sonerset-Albion f. McMaster, pittsteld.
Waldo-L. II. Murch, Belfast
Washington-W arren Hathaway, Eastport
Iork-H Fairfield, Saco.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Androscosgn-Stetson Hill Webster
Aroostook-Benjami Alexander.
Cumberland William II. Anderson, Portland.
Franklin--,J. {, Harper, Wilton.
Hancock-Zcnas Hosmer BuckspOrt
kennobec-R. D. Rice, Augusta
knoX-tco W Kicker, Rockland
LinconB. B. Haskell. Waldoboro
Oytord-S, J. Millett Norway
Penobscot-Francs W. Hill Exeter.
Piscataquis-Hon. ]. 5. Wiley. Dover
STANDARDIZATION Moses Esq, Bath.
Somersct-John H. Webster Norridgewock
Waldo-John 7. Rowe. Frankfort
| Washington--,James K. Talbot East Machias.
York lillian q. Parker kittery,
The Convention then adjourned till ,
o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON PROCEED INGs.
| President Pullman called the conyen-
ton to order at half-past two.
Mr.. Jones of Lewiston, made a motion
that a committee of three be appointed
to receive, sort and count votes for a can
didate for Governor This led to some
! discussion, and several amendments We're
offered. 1t was finally decided that the
! Chair aDpointed n COMMITTEES of one from
each county, to receive, sort and count
| the votes and the following were elected ::
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Nj. Adams, chairman OF the committee on
resolutions made fine tnIlnWinu miami
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National Dnmnrratin 'uart, ,Iou+niil ~ u nui,
June 1876
III The reversal of thr verdict of the American
nnonla ~ aynrnSsnd If tbn f,lInt hny- in Nn,.m,
Ee, .lactinn Sa,n,ol + TlInn prny;5,,nt - ,ha
United States Was thr mast monstrn,,s nnJitic,I
frand recorded in history The Dnnncrlry snL
mittai to II in tha ;ntnr,:st of nnacn II mist t
be repeated, ana we cali upon CONGRESS- tn propose
for ratification amendment to the constitution
wnlen WIZ renuer us rePetl,lon lmPosSi1ole' and
ishment ''''''' ''''> ''''7 i''''
ILL., The restoration to the common rights Of
citizenship, of the people of the three Southern
:, i,,st w.Iedrnnnt IF III v.is,ln,n II nan,n
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hoses nrl,- what is vrnn,, in al, ADMINISTRATION IN
pp ,,s,osi;l Of tLa yo,,.rH1nnnt
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MarcclluS Emery, ESD, OF Bangor, IN
behalf of Il minority, composed Of himself
ana ono other member If tho oonnittnn
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Resolved, That we condemn the various acts of
the Republican Legislatures of Maine for the last
twenty years, which constitute the prohbtorv
liquor code of the State, and demand their repeal
They arc in violation of the bill of rights, the con
stituton. and individual liberty. Long years of
turbulent experiments have demonstrated their
failure to promote the cause of temperance They
have been fruitful source of deception and fraud
and have flooded our courts with perjury They
have constituted large factor in that series of re
pressive legislation which has checked the growth
Of the State III population and parayzed its pros
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saIe Of ntoxrntin,r rnnors Nv surb lsrislat;nn ~
shall be IN harmony with our bill OF rights and con
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minority report DE accepted instead OF lnat
of the majority, and proceeded to support
bic motioI, NV q worry aornnct cnaach.
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He SAID. shall we not enter our protest against
law that allows the sheriff, without warrant, to
enter our houses and search the closets and cup