The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-09-18
The Editor of the Age Vents His Grief

There has never been a man in any
way connected with the politics of this
city, with aspirations to higher position,
who has been so thoroughly and terribly
disappointed as has been the editor Of
the Prog. Age. His adhesion to the new
Greenback party was the prompting of
defeat in personal ambition, and failure
of the Republican party to concede all
that his vanity and inordinate selt-esteem
demanded. Defeat has stared him in the
face at every turn, and humiliation and
disaster been his regular attendants He
has failed as an aspirant for Congress,
even when the coveted place seemed in
his clutch, failed aS a candidate for Gov
crnor, failed in aspiration for every and
all places in the municipal government,
from MdVor to district school agent. And
finally the Greenback party, of which he
claims to have been the inventor ana
god father, went to smash in the late
a
our triendleSs and torlom ncighbor
naturally needs comfort The mourncr
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he should have it, excepting that which
he seems to banker after the comfort Of
reducing others to the level of his misery
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zen hardhood to say this
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This state Of things should be deplored BY all hon
est nen y Is f I SnHI I tn|' le e '' :.
son ia this All republics rest upon the virtue and
Of inns ike this n Belfast the verT tounda,ions
of liberty are in danger
wheT Wealth ait nccum IN .rn And mrn derav
The Republican leaders Of Belfast. who claim TO
represent al the in'ellgence all the Tlrtue AZ m
paraded our streets on the Sabbath day, with
nsarsb en VIA wv are VIM ~ III tha1 Xix
night Those republican leaders or their tools
tence Of concraIment paid money FIR republican
votes Even me court house OF M3ido county
trages Of men we're bought by the Republican til
g gers nh9y n@ 5ard q, +o%l,9S ehmSH ~
it was to keep them drunk and see to it that they
They had thrir gnaris Stationed Il "re nrr,in,,
over the river, to perform similar service. hey
many dollars head, agreed to bring voters u the
p"lS ,nbs 'e!ea,'ns aie fl" "a 'A'
nus Of one dollar piece for each Republican vott
the money to bnv the voter This chap cleared
10 al the SPRING election
mat Ihe hepuollcdll> oi beil"N' id'''I'"
loil7 ana earnestly i"I liie success " 'hoil
ll'het laSt Monday I true. lhol "'i'
Jealous ana uScd 'tII ialr anl Ir-IliIIl'l'
means loF 'lla' 'ha- lH'l Pt''"Ii'''' II
'hey meant 20 h"f ""f "'@ 4""'" ""'
| .IW"'SHe' f"f b"'p'"S z "f'b'|H AtFt
was no heeN mat any Nuch means Nl'u'"
he used. kepupIran 'reenpacherN came
back 10y scores I" Their oid party DIS
Fyary P4nnhIiran yotrr anJ rynr, Recruit
f. tI,n c5u.. yas hr,ughr IA 4ho rnljs
The vbnIr srory NAV i. tod in lies,
bri.t warns
rboro !. ,o ,,..i,l nl,;..,i,n tb.,t. III.
editor of tbp >a, shonId vpnt M snIe4r
Of his hitfrr Iisa,noinfmopr Rnr when
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nnsr bnnorrd neunIe th,t fine rity I'm,
bn r,nr,its III outr.,,rn ,nd MN, tno