The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-09-03
Mountainous For Repregentatives.
The following nominations are reported TO
Representatives in the Legislature:

The following nominations are reported for
Representatives in the Legislature:
REPUBLICANS.
Springfeld-L. C. Stearns
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Babcock.
Paris-J. G. Marble
Monson-Alvin Gray.
Norway-A. L. Andrews
Durhain-Wm H. Thomas
Sidney-Gorham Hastings
Presque Isle-Frederic Barker
Sumner-Henry b. Hersey.
Albon-G II. Wilson.
Winthrop-A. r. Crane.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. Springer.
Mechanic Falls-Gideon Bearce.
Harrison-Newell A. Trafton
Wiscasset--George B, Sawyer.
acknowledgement l.. Hathaway.
Sangerville-Edward Jewett
Portland,MTSs lose, NJ Butler; A. A. strout, Reuel
Bridgton-Albion G.. Bradstreet
Sebago-John P. Fitch
Caribou-Hiram Morse
Deering-Nehemiah Smart
Standish-Tobias Lord, Jr.
Gorham-Elias S. Golf
Windham-Frank H. Boody
limerick. NJ. Mason,
Winthrop-A. II. Crane
Wells-George Getchell.
Gardiner-W. X. Richards.
Lewiston-L. II. Hutchinson, Isaac n. Parker, s.
W. Cook.
Vassalboro-Nathaniel Butler.
Mechanic Falls-Gideon Bearce.
New Gloucester-John |. Sturgis
Buxton-G. W. Howe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Davis.
Bethel-Samuel b. Twitchell
Porter-Jordan Stacy.
Oxford-George p. Whitney.
Princeton-AlOnzo Rolf
Medford-S. 0. DinsmOre
Observation-Disclosures P. Church.
GREENBAcK.
INSTRUMENTATION Murray
Rockland[G. A. Lynde, James Adams
Industry-George w. johnson.
Bradford-A. j. Knowles.
Windham-Andrew j. Morrill,.
Montville-Hollis M. Howard.
Burnham-M. P. Milliken
Islesooro-Winfed s. Pendleton.
Bingham-David Whipple.
West Waterville-Henry Mccartney.
Buxton-A. G. Smith.
st. George-Charles A. Glidden.
Pittston-C. III. Dunton
Yarmouth-Joseph Raynes
Unsatisfactory Ingalls,
Deering-Freeman Gordon.
Kennebunkport-MosesH Hartman.
Observation-Disclosures H. Written
Cape Elizabeth-William F. Eaton.
Winthrop--C. S. Robins.
Eddington-John j. Temple
Corinth-George F. Hill
Veazie--EbeneZer Sproul.
Wells-William III. Wakefield.
Gardiner-John G. Bartlett.
DixfielaAB. f. Lancaster.
Norway-O n. Bradbury
Bangor-.Gorham L. Boynton, Stephen Jennings
r. S. Morrison.
New Gloucester-Samuel F. Record
Paris-G. w. Hammond.
Buxton-Gilbert Smith.
odco-lsSftcndr w eyIHoutH.
DEMOCRATS.
Veazie-Wyatt Weed.
Westfield-Joel Howard.
Rockland-George Gregory, Samuel Bryant.
Yarmouth--Joseph Raynes.
Wiscasset-Henry ingalls,.
Decentralization Chadbourne.
Portland-Lewis Pierce, Darius H. Ingraham, Ed
mund Dana Jr, Charles A. Dyer, Thomas F. Shee-
han.
Winthrop-B. S. Kelly.
The candidate of the Greenbackers in Wells
is soft money Democrat.
The Republican caucus in Winthrop which
nominated Rev. A. r. Crane was very large
and enthusiastic; 271 votes were cast. The
Greenback and Democratic caucuses threw to-
gether but 80 votes.
The Greenback candidate in Wiscasset is
president of National Bank
The Republican caucus in Limerick was
large as well us thoroughly alive to tie work
of the hour. W. Adams, Esq, the chairman,
made short, earnest speech upon the neces-
sity of laying aside all personal feeling and
working in harmony for the success of the Re-
publican cause in the town and district. The
second ballot resulted in the selection of Hon.
J. M. Mason as candidate. Mr.. Mason's rec
ord as business man and as a legislator is a
brilliant one, and his election is assured
Those mournful figures about the Greenback
look more than usually glum.
The Hon. Nehemiah Smart, nominated by
Ihe Republicans of Deering for representative,
was representative to the last legislature and
was very efficient member. There can be no
loubt of his election,
AT the Democratic caucus in Cape Eliza
beth the Greenback candidate, Mr.. w. f.
Eaton, was nominated by majority of six
yotes over I. B. Haskell, hard money Demo-
rat. A serious party break is expected.
The Republican nominee for Kennebunk-
,ort is Seth III. Pinkham, Esq This district is
Democratic, but Mr.. Pinkham was elected in
49, and his experience that year with his in
egrity and popularity will add so many votes
from the opposition that there is a fair pros
,ect of his election.