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The Republican journal., 1879-11-20
The Political Outlook.

will soon be disturbed by the assembling
OF Congress, which takes place one week
from Monday next, Then, with both
parties, President making will begin in
earnest, and will 90 on increasingly until
the successor Of President Hayes is duly
elected. At this time last year the Dem
ocratlc party was in the asccndency, not
only in both Houses of Congress but in
the country at large. In only six States
III the Mon had the Republican party Il
clear majority. Democratic success in
lSsO seemed to he assured, and despite
the fatal facility the Democratic leaders
had shown for committing blunders il
seemed as if they must at least have suf-
ticient discretion to let we'll enough alone,
and 10 retain their vantage ground. if
nothing more. The leading Republican
journals openly proclaimed that the only
chance for electing Il Republican presi-
ocratic laundering; but in view OF the
greatness Of the stake, and the nearness
of the contest. most Republicans must
have felt that 10 he 4 torIorn hope. What
is the situation to-day The vantage
ground occupied by the Democrats one
wear ago is now held by the Repubicans
The foolish attempts Of the Democrats ID
cocrce the Executives. their vcildinl ia
the fiat money deuSion ana their Internal
uualres which in \ew Work became h
deadly fcud. have placed them in a minor
itv THROUGHOUT the country, In fine cIcc-
tion~ held this fail every state Save Nissis
Sippiand Virginia declared against them:
andinthr latter State the Republicans viii
hold the balance of nower in thp | roi,-
Iature and determine the election of y
successor 20 g : senator "i'A'fN'
~ i''A >'"' 7 erection VIZ '1"'i pass
Wy li'''9' "'''''' N'i'''i''" 'on'l"' ll''''
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" '''9 nave no" "'iH 4 Hi'i"I''> 81 tIIit''
ana iAd' WIFI ne NIlrd"u ny ONO atone.
The HrnubIr;m nlrty has greatly been
NtttI-titIl'''' H' N'uol' !lN iiN Npuilt I''-
siti,n ,,u ~. tin,n,.f.,1 ,t,..ti,, .n,J I,t
tine success NJ resumption. INT That alone
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tuu,(rnrN Ill the Democrats adhered
lh liltu nara money PlintlpltS lntF Woud
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The Republican journal., 1879-11-20
News OF the City and County.


ed in this city
Charles Coburp, al Old time resident Of Belfast
died last week in Winterport, at the age of So
number of vessels sailed on Sunday that had
been weather bound in our harbor for number
Of days
Mrs. Cathariue SHAW, living on Bay View street,
fell pn Friday Of la>t week and badly fractured
her knee
The steamer Cambridge encountered a snow
storm on last Monday trip to Boston and remain
ed at Portland Monday night
The granite monumental Work Just completed ii
this cty, by the Fernald Bros frr New Jersey
firm, has been shipped ~ rail-
Waldo District lodge Of food renplars y m meet
in quarterly session with Winnecook lodge at
| Uniiy on Friday November list
Az order ot distribution Oh the estate VI " lDIam
Mc'itveY gives T. pel cent y creditors. With tie
prospect Vt another suall dividend
AR A. I Sibiry la~ loaded sehrs LlItn ami
Mary Farrow Win hay for Boston aud spu Sarah
l.. Davis. with the same for Chares'ou
\ large number of our citizens renamed up on
Thursday night of last week to witness tlc .reit
meteorir display that ltl nol take place
Howard Murphy " this city. ralsaI torty bush
eI- o wheat this year Part ot which hc ha, haI
rnade into tlour line lrdunboted tor home use.
The Masonic fraternity Of Belfast propose. The
coming winter to have a series 1T socahlr~ at tile
fourpIr The banqnettIn5 anl Ent1h,, lrupar
/ Lalls wifl be uyed
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20
The Conspiracy TO Capture Maine.

m MI iipa
the counsel which the blunt Young
hamlet rave 10 his somewhat crrng
mother would scarcely I've needed bv
the Democratic ana Grceuback l>sori-
atr,. vbo Sd construed 10 RI, crsc the de-
cision Of the ppoplr Of Maine ri their
St,t,. .l.,.tiou Thnv dnn't urnnnsr to
cover l,rir vir>rdncss y, even III, thin
i,rst Neil Ola dnrpnt nrrtrnr.- Inn tnrnm-
Hill H.. OUTRAGE. nncnl, AMI ,Irtj,ntly
,unny hnrau,4 thpy Mani II dane Una
h,,.,,,s,.. .,.rij,.nr Ms oivrn thnm thr a.
,nrt,,nitv tb,r i If the ,r.nsrd ipdio-
r,tio,. ur..-hr Statc dos. mn, l..far tbrn
.n,u w.. ,n..iIJ.
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sense of lrr.n,, ANA ftirnr,~ which
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The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

The Rev. Wales, Who claims to have
been bulldosed by the Republicans at
Biddetord is only a minnoW, after all
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

The recent sinking of two steamships
by collision with sailing vessels, and the
narrow escape Of 4 steamship from de-
structlon by running into an iceberg
the three disasters occurring almost simul-
tancousl y-haS naturally excited good
deal OF comment. 1t is obviously unfair
to condemn oif-hand in such eases the
custodanS Of life and property, but with
regard to the collision Of the steamer
Champion with the Ship Lady Octavia,
and of the steamship Arizona with an
iceberg, there appears to be no question
as to where the blame rests. In the
former ease the steamer had no lookout.
the solitary man on that duty having
been sent alOtt to loosen sails; and 50,
although the night was clear the steamer
went headlong to her own destruction.
The sailing vessel was not to blame She
WAS entitled to the road. and cnuld not
have done otherwise than to have Kept ii.
With regard to the Arizona, the IuokUuts
appear to have been absent from their
posts because the torecastIe had been
painted that day. 1t was Il dear pot Of
paint to her owners, and might have cost
the lives NJ alI ou board, ~ s,ty nothing
Of the Ship ana cargo. The collision bc-
tween the Steamer Falcon ANA the schr
TrlnD I'M ,yhirb I'M. t,,u,,a,.. ,,-.,.. ..,,rl. e.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

tongres slnau right and his committee are do
ing what they can 10 create the hard times they
are IN search of by spending the people money in
agitatora. and denlagogues what they know about
depressions in business. 1t is high time for these
iunketers 10 adjourn si"e ii, and 20 home. An of
fetal inquiry into the reason why men cannot pay
debts by giving theirHotes or lift themselves up by
their boot straps would be just about as useful at
present as the work they are engaged in. Wash
ington, u. G., Star
This is the committee uf which Con
gresham Murch is a member, and he
and Congressman Wright were recently
reported in Boston on Il still hunt for
facts to bolster up the dying Greenback
party The business boom was too much
for them there. and 50 they have gone
elsewhere on a Wild goose chase.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

The Boston Globe, which has been pur-
suing Gen. Hall Of Waldoboro, with
charges of election bribery, &c., at last
retracts and apologies. There was a
quiet determination about the Generals
manner, that persuaded the Globe folks
to "come down. like Captain Scott's
coon.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

rhe Republicans viii Maintain their Rights
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

An Augusta despatch to the Boston
Herald assumes that the fusion returning
board scheme will be successful, and says
1t is probable that GOV. Garcelon will have
second term and very likely for 20 years after he
will be talked of 'the last democratic Cover
nor. this year he has been described as the first
for - years
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

SUBSCRIBERS renting money or desiring to
have the address of papers changed must state the
Post Office to which the paper has been sent, as
well as the office to which ii is to 90
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

The financial condition OF Turkey is deplorabe
Lewiston Journal
Never mind that The all important
questions with regard to turkey now are
whether it is fat and likely to be tender
The work of mailing Globe lies bids fair to create
gigantic boom in the iron business. Portland
Press.
And the Globe itself must keep several
brass toundries busy.
1t is now conceded that the Readjusters were
successful in Virginia.
For Readiusters read Regulators.
That's the English of it.
Cautionary signals ordered for Augusta, and
for all Republican editorial rooms from kittery to
Quoddy Head. Bangor Commercial
The Fogg whistle has been blowing tor
some time.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

The Belfast Age quotes the Hon. NJ
T. Frank as saying thathe saw no reason
why the Governor and Council should not
take evidence Of bribery, and follow the
precedent in the Madigan case. Mr..
Frank said no such thing. and the Age
probably knew he did not. Portland
Press.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

The Washington correspondent II the
Boston Herald SAYS Of the late Senator
Chambers
lbs place cannot be made good by any man who
viii be sent to the Senate from Michigan lie he'd
elegant home here, and his wife and daughter
Mrs Eugene Hale, were two oi the most tstmAble
ladies' IN Washington. 1t is to be hoped that Mrs
Hale at least, will return here. the vie if not
the daughter Of nited States Senator
Alexander H. Stephens thinks that the best
thing the Democratic majority III Congress ~
rs to give their whole attention during the coming
session TO needed legislation and let President
making alone.
Well that is sensible But will they
do it
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

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The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

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The Republican journal., 1879-11-20
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The Republican journal., 1879-11-20
TCEsDAYs PROCEEDINGS

AUGUSTA, Nov. l8--Evening The proceedings
to day in the counting ont Of the Republican
members elect Of the Legislature have been i'm
portant and highly significant. From the inter
view between the Republican Committee and Gov
ernor Garceon, telegraphed yesterday, there was
some hope that a basis OF adjustment might be
reached, but during the night the rumor became
general that the members Of the Executive Coun-
Gil would not unite with the Governor on any
plan that involved an examination Of the official
returns by any other person than the members of
the Council, and this forenoon when the Republi-
can Committee went to the State House they
were informed that Governor Garcelon had left the
city on the morning train, and gone, knew
whittier
DISPOSAL or THE RETURNS.
The members of the Council were found to be in
session with John 3. Foster Of Bangor in the
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

The Senators elect and their counsel state that
"hIle they were remaining i'll the ante room and
We're refused admission to the Council chamber
there Were various parties going in and ont with
perfect freedom The business of the Council Tor
the day IS understood to have been consideration
Of applications for pardon for violations OF the
NuuOr law
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

1t i said that " H. Chase Is to start a news
paper II the western part " the State
W. u. appears to be Wild Goose
Chase
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

As soon as the Council had refused to receive
the Republican Committee and legal advisor, Of
the Senators and Representatives elect. the Hon
Joseph 4. Locke, Senator elect from Cumberland
county, ami Hon. Austin Harris. Senator elect
from Washington county. each for himself and
over his own signature sent the suhioined commu-
ncauoH to the Council. Both Of these Senators
elect accompanied by legal council waited for
some hours N the ante room OF the Council Cham
Der for an answer to their verbal requests. sent BY
the Councils messenger la be admitted to the
CHAMBER to present their request IN person. The
Council refused to admit them aud the Senators
elect finally sent i'll the paper which is as follows
, 1879-04-23
MISSOURI CROP REPORTS.

sr. Louis, April 2a.-Ihe Itost-Dspdtea paa
fishes tu.daY complete crop reports 1foas -.
souri counties which can be relied " ~ s"s.
reflex ot the agricultural prospect. lho sps.
Yield will be about tho ayerago, uata true w.
ter than the average crop. nud nolliils wv.
drought eau prevent thu largest Yield INV.
ever raised lu tile etate. llcfnu, whlrh II WV
time was cultivated In large Quantities. y ~.
toned only In few instances III The fsps'stt =
showing materInt decllnu In The cultifa1Va." y.
TINT staple. Fruit appears to haYo fees'.ss ri
setback by tbs protrActed cold wcau's'. ~. -
the peach-buda are reported killed In al ~, -.
Of the Stats, Auu In many places tie tsees ~.
killed. Ihe most 1lourlshtlIg reports CONE ~.
suutAeast Missouri, where the crop pto,pss ss.,
asu reported better than for years. a 3D.. '',,.
acreage Vi corn l,as been planted In ihls ssI ',n
thun ever before, owing to growing aeIo.is I,o.,is
among farmers to embark more extenn'smd
tIa stocksh.Istng business. In Central s.'s,
wheat, though retarded By the ua,a'o, s,.s,
,Alarrl woat'ler, has bctn u!ded by 1hs .nd
raln alni warm weather, ttEived ss", .,A
d moro tl.an average crop Is atl%,u lS,ot Vt
In North Missouri Tho wheat aip! oat .ts " xtfat
looking we'll, an.l though thy ncfeaso ~ liz, u
~ sums parts Is not quite 10 lafse - s.,trA
last y0AT, Jet tic faFnlurh contldent4} YER
largur yield .thanltAo average.
, 1879-04-23

tlc Of tho Fourteenth Ward. The question OF
qualification belonged to the new body.
Aid. McCaflrcy snll the Cuuucll cauu not 20
back on the returns: but thu declaration Of tho
result would mt mako 1.orcnz Alderman. Ho
would have to take MI oath tint ile was citizen,
II he .id,. md was mot, Ryan would hayc new
point On him.
After sutna further talk, the Chair ruled that
tho nlottnn to postpone was out Of order, under
the charter, It bolng imperative as 10 tho tce-
lasaItnn of the result Of tho election.
AID. Culterton talked about an appeal, but
hacker! out.
10 nit the other ncdgllnE "Ctty Fatllcrsn
nero declared elected.
Aid. 14nW1cr cnHcnrnrcl 10 Get in resolution
Farwclf Hall sf0lay evening" aIuce thu Council
ChunbGr was Inadequate, mid the loor Liable to
Give way in casa Il crowd occupied II.
Aid. tanwtcigh objected.
d motion to susbGud the rules was voted
down.
The Council then adjourned
, 1879-04-23


The Board Of Trustees mot MONDAY. y.
Captain Of Police WAS ordered TO have III. oh
slructlons removed from tho Gseon Bs7 ,o.aL
in the ueightorlood OF tic blacksmith shop.
The Committee on Fire anu Water repor.d
havng consulted with various parties aequsptM
with the Holly system Of Wntcs-Nosks, and sc,n
parties cla!tn that tho machinery aud Yoti,a
Lake View l,nYo ITO resemblance to the Ho,l,
machinery; that tho town docs not Use the H.
pliances patcnted by Holly for regulating
Uniform pressufe or Increasing the pressure h:
fire purposes; but that tile town has sys.ta
Ut controlling tile water pressure by Rrch1p.
bors, which has been In use thirty Or tottf
ycars and for which thesu is no pstcn.sl ID lort
This report was male In consequence Of IL
Holly Company notifying tile Board that As
town wtro infringing their patent, and pollu
Invitation "to como md sec tlsem."
An ordinance was passed for improving Cut
street, from Fullerton avenue to tHycfscy strrst
with wuodcn block pavement, af.sr Tho s.ra.
ia propcrly surveyed.
Mr. Hills, the outgoing Treasurer, repotH
rcccfots mid disbursements frum slatc, liz
date: Total receipts, iucluGllMg cash otl hap4pa
sud date, S3s1,5S0: uxpeNscB, $7,tt5; cash u
hlIld, tncind!ng ttFu Cook County buuds, H.
o1a. a trial balance was also presented, xhsk
hu9 QlAVIEA ~ QC GAEB U1hEuf HllUHlllE u.E S4t
dillon OF the Tatlulls luuds Ma s!lcy now lt,L
Suhtlry bills were read alId naYmeut Ut oba1
approved. The bonds Of E. SAnIets, Suptnt
sur-elcct, were rcau ntid approved, Tue lonl Il
supgsylsor hong s5o,000 and Us Ireasurtta
the Town Sl50, 0,u00.
After lev retnarks by Mr.. Hills, the sst:dEs,
Supervisor, the Hoard I'D djourncd sne dt. Ths
new hoard WIS tllcn prEun|zru uhd c1lledta
order By 9upesyisur Hauders, wlu. utter 4 lss
remarks, appointed tile BtAndlnE CoulnEttts,
for the ensu!ig year. Aftrr which tic Baid
adjourned.
The Board Of Trustees held IN sdtou1A
mcetng last evening at the Euglcwood lux.
house. All members present. An oE1laaas
the Town Of Luke, which the old Board had u.
der consideration for long time, and xhka
WAS tho subject Of many consultations MtFtt7
theta and tile Health Department Of the dsh
was presented anu passed. The ordnance pe
vsdes fur tllc erection 0f a pubilc pattotn o
s,h, wh,sl to receive oiIa!, olood oouss' ~. ,ss
vldcs That tl,s Board Ut Trustees shia
advertise annualsy for proposals fur senor'a1
this nlattUr IN proper ears trum tho town. Sec !
requires tllat between the nonths of MN 20
November all matter shall bs removed from tha
platform once tll twelve t,uurs, nad Ms*tea
Nuvenber and May, olIcu III twruty-touE hour
See. authorizes tho President ol the bond Of
Trustees to ISSUE Licenses TO butchers. p*k'
crs. aMi tcaulstcrs, fFom the city, to con'ef v
this platform refuse matter III light wss;ort
properly covered, ind provides Il fine Q! ha
icss than SO nor i,orc tliau sluo tor uni olen1s
against the ordinance which cat oe Feeo'sE9l
matter Is to be under the c9nln!
OF tho Board OF Trustees. Tile Town Cle's ~, ~
ordered to ADVERTISE for bids for tract Of !iaa
OF not less ttan i've Heres, in Il suitable loeal.}
, 1879-04-23
DEATING.
"WuAT's THE COMPANY GOING 70 DO ABOUT
Irlu


Eptciai pt&pa.ch 10 Tho 7ttbnnA
SFRINorIELn, Ill, April 2o.-Thc expose in
TIE TRIBUNE OF Thursday last, reutiye to the
want Ut courtesy exercised by Srnator Art}cy
and Representative Wheeler In tho use OF tue
tnsscs given them by the managers ot the Alton
llaflroaa created q dec1ed brceze III the leEis-
laiye halls Of this burg, and rumor has for tho
inst two days been busy with the names Of other
5olons OF more or.less renown wA0 have nbuscl
tho confidence scposcd In them by other rail-
roN1s. To your correspondent Artley laughing
!y acknowledged tls corn, and IN the language
OF the tlepa1tea but not forgotten " "Doss," in.
qufreu "Well,
WHAT'S THE COMPANY doINn 70 no ABOUT Irf"
Wheeler MAS very unco1nmunlcatlyc, md dc.
c1lnc4 TO say anythll!g eitl.cr oae way OF tho
other, further than he had written full c1-
PLANTATION to Gencrnl.slanager McAfults,, of the
Alton Road, Herewith lncIospg the pass, as 70.
qucstetl. From all intimate friend Of Mr..
Wheeler your correspondent this afternoon as
costnined that soon after tho begiuntpE Ut the
scasIon, and ut Il tIue when 1t WAS L very DIM
cult matter to obtain u pass over The Alton
Road, speaker James invited Mr.. Wheeler. who
lives III llayana, atssun County, and has scarccly
any opportunity to uso tlle Alton pass, tn drop
lnto tho Speakers room. lie compiled with the
request, mud lhc1eupont 10 the Plcschce ntiu at
tu solicitation of tAs Speaker, was
INDUCED 70 TNANsFRH MS PASS
to ". Y. Cary, the Speakers Secretary. "A
Carr lives In Wnukcgan, tllc ,ass was very use
ful, az It enabled him to reach his home at will
Mt tl,c expense only OF ticket from, Chca9o to
Waulcgun; mud oven this Item nf expense Is
rather doubtful. Cary continued to use tho
pass right along, untl, in an evil hour, lle was
int.ueed to loau 1t to a trlcnd who wished to
makc i tslp uycr tile Jacksonville Branch Into
Missouri. Ti.eu a lynK.cycd conductor spotted
thu auomoly, aI.i reported Il 10 headN
with tic result sta&e1. Cary returned tic pass
to Wheeler Friday morning.
Youscorrespondent dropped Into the Speaker's
roulll in avaree vi knowledge.
TnH upnoHAuL. 01ArhE,tAH
knew nothing ol It beyond ws,ut Cary had told
l.suI Friday morning. ~ hopc," said lie, "you
| aru not going tu couple ny name With II. I've
| been tcra toU long to alow Mysclf 10 get caught
In any trap connected with any railroad pass"
"'rlerc IL ruinor lhat 1t was your influence
| Which Induced Wheeler to loan lla pass to
| Enry.,
"What, mel I never dill -unythiug OF tho
ktna d., hops you're not eosag to print anything
"Oh, nv. Mr. Speaker. / don't tutcul to print
anything hut what's true. oE what other people
will back up by affidavit"
''TnAr's M,ultr, , ADMIRE YOUR COURSE.
my nalnu With is.H
''rllen L !. ". truo that you used your in.
"Why, NJ; not ut all. A. I said before, l had
uothtng 10 do With II, and knew nothing about
, 1879-04-23
Il e1cent what Cary told mo when he returned

+ IT, s1eent what Cary told mo when ''o returned
I'll T5s rep, reporter 3nassd TINT caEy you,a be
sought MIN out, nnl, aftcr q cordial grasp OF
the hand, tho ncwsoathcrcr sall: "1y the wny,
Cary,
atrE MI TIE INSIDE HISTORY
of TINT Wheeler pass. understand you had
Then Cary ssralghtcncd I'D ns II he Ind been
confronted hy a ghost. Ht,1, nitcr a moments
hesitation, rcpllel; "What, mol / never had
Wl,s. Who told you t!ai int Wlleclcr's pnssF'
"flunor aud peFsonal friends ot AIR. Wheeler
asWtocycr says had his pass says nd-d lie"
s was navsa M II y,Eh Ht tor ns
tion.-sucscn., II possible, 10 1'nrnyel the nya.
trty. lie went to Representative Wheeler, IND
II understand vou havo wrlttou to aeuoral
Munagcr Afcaiullcn,
uty1sa FRANZ uls1onr
OF flat pasa.'
"ye., / ay6 written hn.'
+" I understand yuu hare hecn nut In tho hole
through go0u nature; wouldn't It bc wise for
y",, to yct OUT and p'aeo tic blanc wcro It be-
III won't do for mo 10 say nnsthtng about
Il. Il will only mako cncnfcs for nlc.n
When did Cary give tho pnss backl"
mOh, don't want to eaY anything about
Was II Friday mospiug!" ......
"!wault rather not answer your .qucs[on."
"Was It through spcakar Jamca' Influence
that you loa',cd # to Caryln
Don't nsk nc any questions. pye written
TO Mr. hfcAluflcn explaining tho who'll matter,
and !nelosi,lg tic pass"
" VIII you answer any of my questions COLI
eetn!lg ttss pass t. tho negative, that is, thoso
nave asked yonl"
AS said before,
DON'T WANT 10 SAT- ANYTHING