The Republican journal., 1880-10-21
Celebrating the Republican Victory

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day the glorious victory in Ohio and Indiana. The
bells were rung and national salute fired at room
In the evening there was torchight procession
and the city was magnihcently decorated and Il
Illuminated. AT Portland Thursday evening the
Republicans had grand love feast in City Hall
Among the speakers were Hon j. H. Drummond
ex-Gov. Washburn, Hon g. w. Woodman, Hon
j. A. Locke, A, A. Strout, esq Clarence Hale
esq and Congressman Reed The Republicans OF
Gardiner fired guns and had glorious rejoicing
Thursday. The Bath Times of Thursday SAYS
Bath Republican we're iubilant last night. as the
glorious news from Ohio and Indiana gave them
good cause to be. Even our Democratic friends
caught the spirit of the occasion, and cheered and
stamped, and stamped and cheered till their head
quarters shook again. They evidently enjoyed the
good news, thereby showing that they know good
thing when they see it,
At a meeting of Augusta Republicans Thursday
evening the following telegram from Senator
Blaine was read and received with laundering ap
plause
NEW YORK October II.
TO j. II Marley, Chairman County Committee.
Augusta
The victory in Indiana and Ohio increases with
every telegram from the field of battle The Pres
dcntlal fight is practicable over and Garfield win
be elected by an overwhelming majority The
Republicans viii probably have a majority of the
| House ana tie Ill the Senate The gains in both
branches oulrun all our expectations We shall
have solid North and viii possibly carry two
9o"'"oi'lH'a'eS' congratulations toall my friends
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spcariY-. fish ytilr tb.,- arc IN th.i- .,syr,i,.,,
beds The last thing a farmer would think of do
INK apuld be 10 Kill Ills setting hens Tie result
ot sucn cut.r>c Would be 10 chickens and the
cont nuaton III Such practice " mid soon exter-
inmate them This priucipIe aoplies to fish a.
we'll a. fowl, ....North Haven mackefel catchers
have done trs rate this year One vessel shared
e}oo Each to the crrw-lal Tire season is not over
yet----Iue Sentinel reports an increasing business
III the + tStport fish factories NJ ore than Is 600
pounds of hake sounds have been purchased in
Friendship since the first Of july Of the present
year tor which the snug little sum of >lS 900 has
been pad The Bay St Lawrence mackerel
fishery la, been failure this season so far as the
rcan fleet 5 concerned Only % American
mackercl catahers visited the Bay some Of which
remained only one day anddid not AXE "a fish Ten
vessels remain, and the 81 that have returned
home hailed for 665, barrels of mackerel About
Bay maxim, n tur,l ,ttc Of ,hout IN nnl ,,nirt,Is
hAUbut x4i,hin, n, ~ wa. i,,lod .,
Gloucester last week nv .rhr Wa,.h,ssatt from, q
Bank Trim Ills thc lar,.st b.lir,t avar lo,1ad =,
that hort ,bout An tb hal.a .,,,r,i. ha,.o hoa,
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pound The fishermen average from hfty to one
hundred lbs to the man. and if cured we'll adds
that many dollars to ma summers work f.,,
wears NO tEey.wero ouly three cents ner pound
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