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Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03
G. A. SWASEY,

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Arizona citizen., 1878-05-03

W.N. Kelly, newsletter at Prescott, has TaF CITIZEN for sale, and has authority 70 receive and receipt for money due us.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

d"Sp0tlsiH, tile world over with arguments against
popular government IT Is not necessary tor me to
speak IN detail Unfortunately for the credit of
the NATION. the instances are 50 notorious that a
bare reference to them brings forth picture from
winch the mind turns with loathing and ndgna-
ion The Credit MohIlier the Pacific Mail the
Belknap trial. the vianieS OF the Custom House,
the straw bids OF the Post Otlice, the Indian and
hskey rings and the long list Of dcanlters in
every department have become matters of history.
and attest too clearly for controversy the need Of
reform. But no substantial reform, YOU may rest
assured, viii take place So long a. Republican, rule
shall prevail The evil is too ducp seated 20 be
reached by any tbluE short Of an entire Change OF
administration.
The concluding portion Of MIR. Thur
mans speech refers to the Electoral Com
mission, and charges the Republican
leaders with resting their hopes Of a
prolongatiou of their power upon the
success that may attend a studied and
energetic effort on their part to excite
and perpetuate sectional feeling. His
closing words We're as follows
Fellow citizens. nothing more unjust nothing
more unpatnotc. nothing more injurious To the
peace. welfare and prosperity OF the Republic.
nothing more clearly dcmOnStTatlye OF the neceS
sity for change of rulers and the Inauguration Of
an era OF Justice and fraternity than Is afforded BY
these facts can be imagined DO YOU wish the
mon preserved Then support those who would
bind together by the ties OF fraterual feeling and
common interest as well As by constitutions and
laws poyou revere Justice and advocate equality
/ OF rights Then support the part, On whose ban
4 ner Justice and Equality are iudelbly Inscribed
/ 20 You wish 10 the country strong and pros
porous Then support the policy that shedding
Is benign luiiuencr upon every part, ewes IRE
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
About Suspension.

To the Editor of the Journal; The Age, i'll its
leading editorial of last week, wants to know you
know" if Germany did not demonetize gold and
if its fluctuations have not caused the Bank of
England to suspend. The Bank of England sus-
pended about the year 1877, and did not resume
till about 1923; although its notes at par in
gold as early as 1921. Since 1923 the Bank has not
suspended specie payments
1t NAV have suspended clerk at some time, but,
as fluctuations in gold could not fairly be charged
with that think it probable that the Age refers
to the time prior to 1923.
In regard to the demonstration of gold by Ger
many, should really like some information myself
As editors are supposed to know every thing, per
haps you can tell me whether Germany demone
tzed gold and. if so, when, and why, and for how
long time for on this point must confess my
self ignorant c.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
81. 0O1.Ie2 S:3S


All these figures are derived from otfici
sources and il appears By them that the average
annual ordinary expenses of Government in seven
wears Of Democratic rule were SCI ,554, 400, while
the like average annual expenses in seven years
Of Republican rule were SAB 456 ll9 being an av-
erage annual excess under Republican administra-
ton Of SSl .90l 10
And this excess cannot be explained BY the in
crease Of population for the expense per capita in
the seven Republican years was 81 A. while in the
seven Democratic years it was only 1894
Nor can II be explained as necessarily resulting
from the war for as have said, have excluded
from the comparison expenses caused by it, name
y, pensions. public debt and interest thereon and
the first of the seven Republican years | have
taken was the third year after the war
Of the corruption that has brought disgrace
upon the Republic aud furnished the advocates of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

delaware n,nn, rho E,o,, E,on;,,.,
of vu,,;r,,+o r,h;oh roaoo., ~ ;
and >,;,,io,,, ~ co+o. Do,
or+io,a ,rdor +ba above oo,,,;a,, ,;.,,
i ;,+orro,, .ho DoIoooro -,
n,o,forr, and oo,,ros.o :, win ~ n,,;.
n,attorm az tho Do,auora ,,a.f,r,,
Eror, rro,;,,r so,.o
~The fond heievsr. in m. .,ren,,h Of .,,. o,.,o
Idea are disposed to regard this as the Delaware
strength of an idea does no, DEPEND npop 1be .Ie
OF the person who originates II 50 i would be
late Democratic convention in this State had Il
peen 'n d h naen ~, ~ mater q ln't Till
and Benton, il not OF Jefferson But call ii you
h,i n ,eii" ~ iuca ~ n,'o'nt' 10 It'SN, l
it ani ~, ~ 'l'ar t. Z, Tilt
nint H. ,h,i :, ,m i tt,'H ",.S s'h.i''
XIV IIn. " TN" '" "t
ne ONO IDEA, II It DC engraved upon
thn Marty standards viii s,.;,r Ana MA,
~ iN $500 - ~ - ~ i'''H
OcratS away from their Old hard money
nositinns anl ,r;n,;,l, AN .,,, ,l.,,
P0'''''''' ""'' II 10y 'i''o'' CIV 80 " '"'H
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Gov. Connor's letter accepting his nom
ination by the Republican state conven-
ton is published, 1t is devoted largely
to discussion of the money question, in
which the Governor is very emphatic in
his declarations in favor of sound cur
Tency
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

history ol politicians has ii parallel to
Marcellus for brazon impudcncc
In conclusion, let us say that the Jour
nal will continue to be published, and to
advocate a sound currency, based on gold
and silver, as well as such other measures
as its conductor shall deem to be right
and just. 1t will not ask leave of Mar
ccllus Emery, pro or con. And any re-
sponsibe gentleman who may choose To
order any number Of copies Of the paper,
can have them as fast as a steam press
can turn them off,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Ben. Butler wants a guarantee of 49,
900 votes before he will consent to run for
Governor of Massachusetts, When he
does ''run' he will have a bigger crowd
than that after him.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

The New York Times observes that
mo act Of Gen. Buffers life has been re-
ceved with such cordial and entire APP
probation by the republican press as his
formal withdrawal from the party at Bid
deford the other night"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
The Conventions.

The Third District Democratic Con
grcsslonal Convention was held at Au-
-usta August 18Th. Edmund Wilson. of
,rhnr,,,t,n .h,;r,,,u rrl,,r. y..,,a ma
l"VHldN'"H' 'Ht'i man. iIVi' "O'c W.
DELEGATES present Seventy six votes
were cast l"f candidate lor representa-
tive 70 Congress, OF which three were for
William Philbnck and the remainder Tor
Franklin Smith of Watervillc. who Was
declared the nominee.
The committee on resolutions reported
The following series
Resolved. That We endorse 'hc platform "l our
Kr,orrI T6',t All irrr..,,nable parer currency
""a4 Ice 4r>rarl'1 OF business PROSPERITY, hr>
the ,trst, add permanent yaluc II property Of
every h'Aa
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

The Louisiana Democrats seem to be
treading fast upon the road to repuda-
ton. Their platform proposes to pay the
|. S. bonds in greenbacks that is to say
to exchange a non-interest- paying note
for interest bearing bonds.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Mcclellan. Roberts, & Co., who sold out
the Democratic party of Waldo, and will
attempt to deliver it to the Greenbackers,
have made no explanation Of the insult to
the worthy candidate Of the Democracy,
Dir. Garcclon He was neither commend
cd nor mentioned by any resolution Of
the Waldo Democratic Convention. His
support was not recommended bv any
action there had.
Why was it, The only rational answer
to the query is that the sell out included
An abandonment of him as a candidate,
and an understanding that all who sup
port the ring streaked ticket shall vote
for Smith. 1t is treachery. to be sure
but the whole programme is treachery to
Democratic principles and an abandon
ment of common sense. 1t is bad enough
to sell out the party in the county; it is
simply outrageous to stab in the back
worthy man like DR.. Garcelon
The present House OF Representatives
Or perhaps we should say the Democratic
majority, has had to undergo good deal
Of harsh criticism because Of its sins of
omission and commission. from the Dem
ocratc As Well as the republican press
The results of this criticism are already
seen. II the nominations made thus far
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Inc reports of the rava9es of yellow
fever in the South grow alarming. De
spite all efforts to prevent its spread, by
means of quarantine, dlsinfectants, etc,
the disease is finding its way into most of
the cities of the South and West. Mean
while the death rate in New Orleans in
creascs daily, though the disease has not
vet been declared epidemic Perhaps
this phrase needs explanation. A disease
is called epidemic when the deaths from
1t exceed those from all other diseases.
The fact that the per ccntage of deaths
in New Orleans is less than in interior
towns and cities is due to the fact that in
New Orleans there is no lack of skiful
nurses, and it is nursing rather than
physic that the yellow fever patient re-
quires Indeed, a physician NAV very
well be dispensed with if one has a com
petent nurse Grenada. Mississippi has
been we'll nigh desolated by the plague,
and the acting mayor has uttered the fol
lowing plttul cry for help
Help as to pay nurses and bury the dead eur
4 town Is graveyard We need help The maror
4 dying and am the only officer lett
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

The Greenback party in Maine is Al /
ready falling to pieces. Mr.. cyrus j.
Hall, nominated as Greenback candidate
for Senator in Hancock county, is out
with a letter in which he declines the
doubtful honor. He is a hard money
Democrat. William Harrison Young,
Esq, Greenback member Of the State
Committee for Washington county, has
come out openly in favor of Mr.. Hale and
the Republican ticket.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Roberts, of the New Orleans Times, j
recent witness before the Potter commit
tee, has been anxious to unload for some
time. He wandered about Washngton
last winter apparently oppressed with the
burden of his knowledge. Competent
judges, however, were of the opinion
then that what he did not know would
greatly outweigh his actual information i;
while the idea that he was empowered to
sell out the ''solid South is clearly a de
fusion on his part.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Secretary Sherman is to visit Ohio for
the purpose of replying to Senator Thur
mans speech
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

The Democrats Of Knox Go net at Megunticook
Hall. Camden. on Saturday tie Eth inst at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Hon. J II. Martin Of Camden was
chosen President. - Rivers Of Thomaston and
". K. Smart of Camden were chosen Secretaries
After the usual prelimnares. Col. g. W Kicker of
Rockland was nominated for Senator and ~
Martin Of Union for Sheriff. For long term Coun-
ty Commissioner. 6. A. Sylvester, Jr. of Camden
and Il. A. Morang, Appleton, for the short term
Fer Treasurer, W. II. Rhodes of Rockland Short
speeches were made by several of the Delegates
the resolutions Of the State Convention were
adopted and the Convention adjourned without
day
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Perry, of the Camden Herald, contin-
ues to 90 out for wool, but invariably re-
turns home Shorn.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

SUBS RIDERS renting money desiring to
have the address Of papers changed must state the
Post Office to which the paper has been sent as
well the office 10 which IL is to go.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

The vacancy on the Republican county
ticket, caused by the declinaton of Mr..
Arey, has been filled by the county com
mittee, who have substituted the name Of
William Smith, of Stockton. Mr.. Smith
is gentleman of excellent reputation, Of
legislative experience, and hard money
man of the straightest sect
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
Marcellus Makes a Wonderful Discovery

her time. SAYS the poet-and surely one
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AWAY SudIlet' anu frequently diuuSIllS'
We do nor feel called uDon TO notice in
every instance. but sometimes tneN
prompt him TO arraGn the Journal in his
supercilious way and then, if we have
space, Il notice is in order. This rule
prompts Us to copy the following from the
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Ipegt t"r tnAt pa2eF hno~ It ha5 ny always
IT t-ht i Id, b,rr. making tor honest money ha,
.5"5.i II "a + rltIr, rio,rT tn ny heArt
,rort admit even the standard has my respect.
But we suspect that the real kernel Of
the offence which the journal has given
To MarctlluS Is in beng a hard money pa
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

i'tN ~ tlt ttulpdt8n, ana Ndlu tnat
4Uel ,acc Institutions il is for the people
-.Ne THE Eor-note - far as the De
moorlay II ONO are concerned they had
.ane That duty ID the platform adopted
0 tb late State convention, and he
~o. ~laare.l on that platform Mr.
I4Wman defined his position on tie
financial Issues al some length That po-
'on Is b wen understood now that it is
unnecessary TO repeat what he said at
Hamilton. In bret. he is in favor of a
national greenback currency, and OF abol
shing the national bank system. His ar
-uments on these heads were certainly
able. though they can hardly be satisfac-
t3il OF convincing to hard money Demo
D.'tS, Sach leading Democratic papers
the New York World and Boston Post
.43tc taken issue with Nj Thurman. and
M coarse he is meeting with severe crit
sm from the Republican press. The
Boston Herald. an exponent OF ndepen
srut opinion, says
'-r Thurman bit honest BE las 10, the
rA.~ Is, ai> convictions Tie keeps one eve GA
'.r t. Democrats Aild THE other the presideu-
n A'N> -a,I better than lac SAYS We
.tNe lairti Ntn AIm pa the proposition that
n N.tefa Aei-. oH-ut to furnish the paper eur
t.,.raI - tile national banks Let THAI
-r 81 tIat SIC ask j. tlat paper currency ht
t.r r".ia "uiatle lH com and therefore good
I3rt tat real issue. and he does
stt NJ tat contrary he lodges It, and
d L sf.t4Hl st~sI 1Ki 4 mann
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Bar Harbor has been enjoying the lux
ury OF pretty waiter girls" A Mount
Desert correspondent of the New York
Sun, after detailing the various amuse-
ments of the visitors at that popular sum
mer resort, says
But the most novel diversion has been instituted
by some Of the bellies of New York and Phladel-
phia III the form of a Cooking Club. Dinner is
served each Saturday at ! o'clock, entirely pre-
pared and cooked by two of the young ladies in
turn, others assuming the role of Mattresses On
ly twelve guests are invited each OCCASION and
while the menu is unanimously pronounced to be
perfection the great charm of the occasion is to
be found in the dainty mattresses, who perform
their unaccustomed duties with tact and assidu-
ity which are ludicrousy refreshing to behold
Clad in the simplest of costumes, with coquettsh
caps, and with aprons of snowy whteness, they go
through their duties with the most demure pro
priety. The club consists of the Misses Balche,
Murdoch, Heating, Drayton, Gardiner, and Wash
ington all graceful and beautiful girls of the high
est society in their respective cities
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

The Indianapolis Journal hits the alb
9ointe money heresy a blow when it OBJ
serves that "The paper money issued by
the Confederate Government is worthless
The gold which it coined is worth its
face. The fiat was the same in both
cases.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Helm IL to paw nurses and burv the tesi onr
town + a graveyard We need help The mayor
r
VII, II, l
.,.a Tilt, H., u;..,,.
1 III iii
Their constituents IN the rural districts.
i seems however, that the promptness .
WIFI "hlch member attends % these n
duties may pc made an issue II his can
speech at ,,oInmhns laor.ri, HUI wooI.
th.. lL,n II.nr,. III t1,,..;
III, !, III. r,,,,,,,a., !. r, ,,.
strained m az
Yonr money! hon,j f III INK naI "rFt Z"aIS
| sent You They we're small things. bat have
all over the district and ~xpr m br1. y
ne i'e''i"'Fd'' '' me u Ird Congress
''''''' ''S''I''' last week adopted a pat /
Democrats of other nortions If the state
That sound and veteran Democrat Mi /
liam 4 Smith introdurad IN M. cnn,an
w ~ "'''5 ''H'''u''"h
would b. Irstr1.tIr, If Business ,,rasl,.r,fy h,,
ile z W. interests p labor and antaE"nisur NJ 4
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pVHi'' '1'' 'A'lhNht't i''i 'oN'Th"l ''tN- 4
Smith Is one of the most earnest man in [
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
The following are authorized agents for the

ADMINISTRATORS EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal will please state to the Court
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

The Butler kearney Shupe- Schwab
platform; "More money, without earn
ing it,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

.'We are discussing tIls matter. n uusf L,. r.-
nembered, on precisely the same ground oil which
the acton OF the recent Democratic Convention I'D
this State has been assaied and hat is as to its
effect Oh the prospects OF the Democratic party.
neither there - something else more desirable
than Democratic success We are not now attempt
ing to consider. Doubtless the Ohio tireenbuckrrs
think there IS. but the question Is 10 the Demo
Gratis of the South. who unlike their " esterii
brethren care more for Democracy han for Green
back notions. think 50 If they do mol. hard
money candidate on IA hard money platform Is tA,
one thing which assures them success and TN,
only thing that can give them such an assurance.
and Delaware, the most Democratic State in the
whole mon, has pointed ont the way 10 Demo
cratic supremacy
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
onolzAeY EXPENDITURES, LESS PENSIONS.

Si3o, SS0, SDS
average annual expenditure, sci .55i 400
Expenditure. per capita, - "a
july i 1868 to June 30 1879. years
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

kearney and Ben. Butler are the Sia-
mese twins of politics They spoke from
the same platform in Philadelphia.
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