The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-03
MAINE.
War Paint in the Pine Tree State,
Iiamlin's WhoOperS Don't Submit.
The Forms Of Law Worked the Other
Way.

, which meets in Washington Januar!
!, 8, those at large being COngressmeI
q. W. IIadd. j. H. Murch and Soloi
3 Chase. Resolutions were passed in
d0rsing the action Of the GovernO
and Council, declaring a full conf
Il dence In them. and believing tha
they had counted the vote honestly
They denounced the utterances Ot
Republican politicians in public
meetings, and the utterances against
the executive department OF the
State as an insult to the Governor
and Council, and q disgrace to the
State as we'll as to the party. They
express the opinion that the Repub.
Leans are in the minority in the
State. and that a large majority OF
them would have been members OF
the opposition had 1t not been for
extensive brides and the vilest in.
Limitation as the polls. They view
With shame and indignation the nom.
mating spectacle Of Names United
States Senators engaged In rousing
the community to 4 state of violence
that threatens riot and bloOdshed,
and condemn as the greatest crimi-
nails 10 our midst those men who,
having In vain corrupted the ballot.
box, now appeal to the power of
revolution.
| Bangor, Me-, Dec 25.-Great ex.
element was created here to. day BY
the report OF the intended removal of
arms and ammunition to a depot for
transportation TO Augusta. About 5
O'Clock p. m. two truck teams, load.
ed With arms and ammunition, were
stopped on the Kenduskeag bridge
by q crowd. which rapidly Increased
to . thrOng, that filled the streets,
declaring that the arms should never
be carried out OF the city. Mayor
Brown demanded OF the teamster
the orders under which be was act.
ing.
No satisfactory answer was piyen
at first. A young man named French
appeared. who said he vas clerk In
ne Adjutant Generals office, and
was moving tho arms TO Augusta un.
der orders from the Governor. The
excitement OF the populace vas
lreat!y increased by this statement.
t0d the crowd ATTEMPTED to unhar.
ness the horses. The mayor told
French be had not force enough to
Guarantee the safety to the NUM-.
ions II the attempt to remove them
Was persisted in while the people
we're excited, and he would take no
responsibility for the trouble that
might ensue. French decided it best |
o return the arms to the arsenal
Gather than incur tho hazard OF q |
tot, and tho mavor furnished the
O''ce TO protect them on their re. !
turn.
Public e1citament Was Increased nv
! report that J. L. Smith, Greenhack
candidate for Governor, s. W. Has.
xtoe. fusion Indian agent. and MA.
jcr NJ. N. Folsom, OF Oldtown. were
.loeeted at the Penobscot Exchange
'orlng the day. and Major Folsom
appeared on the ground after thp
tsam had turned back, and told
Clerk French that he made a mia.
axe In not pushing through 10 the
'iepot, and urged him to change his
order Tor their return to the arsenal.
Mt. French, however, vas unwilling
20 assume the responsibility for
collision with the pOpulace. The
'"xcttement Ia at q fever heat through.
out the city.
Cincinnati Enquirer.]
Washington, Dec. 22.-The per.
Torrance Of Senator Hamlin at Bar.
gor tho other night in advising thu
people o. Maine. tn q public speech.
TO treat Gov. 0areslOn and bis Coun. :
81 g loaths0me psriahs, because
the Governor and his Council have
Kept their 0atbs and executed The /
laws without fear or favor, and the n
announcement that the President .
has promised In advance to recoo. q
aize 9 rump Legislature In Maine II &
Inc Republicans will organize one. y
has started what promises to ba the n
sensation OF the season here. Demo. =
statlc congressman from all sections
= tne country are outspoken In their q
1enunciatton OF the incendlary taIk Il
u Senator Hamlin and Of the india. | n
,ent haste which 1t 10 alleged the ~
resident has shown to lend him. p
~ ID advarce to partisan scheme
)eeofo tho emergency has arisen. mi
!elore he can possibly know Vhether
10 Republicans will be 10 tho rieSt
E Mro1e Of Il, legally or morsliv
"Will The people Of Maine snbm,t
. any such thing ?" inouired fhs =.
1aatma9 Buckner. Of the Commit. =,
y On !6soktog and Currency. 20. -,
lSek "Iney certainly ought not ~
90 co.: be added. He denounoed ~
70 Presidents action 10 unmeasured =. ~
'Tm2 20 Old Congressman Blount. w
Georgia. and % have q score Oh ~ ~
emocssttc membors With whom :"
'ur correspondent bee talked an n.
% subject to-day. It 10 certain thaf r. +.
. President will find himself IN = -
'rnet'S nest II be undertakee 81 "
ny out the promise which he 4 n. II.
go 70 nave made TO Senator eSI
s,oe. Let him recognize the ~. r 20.
AeR1sIature. II be pleases." said 90 30
o8reeoman Bl0unt tonight. "COn. sr'
go Will recognize tho legal Leaia. II: IN,
;:ae. ana w make It very Inter. the the
but you forget" sei1 vonp 49,. @e'
!poodent, "the decision Of Ohisf tss s
Detoe TAaey IN tho caso OF Lnths, soe
bocde0, upon which the ReDuhii. ~. ,
~ - 1870. propose e. rely:" doc
,unt, THAT declsio0 eoee further IA.
'naps: than they have otoppod ~ ~,
nk: II does Indeed cay thst TIE ~ ~
)oident hae the power 20 1897 ~ ~
D which 10 the legal State Rovern. ~.
1t 10 case Of . conflict, and thst - ~ !
courts sse in duty bound h "a. " u
|wledeo and follow the President.
Il goeo farther, and Gays the nj.
~ power remains With Oonsrs".
eveece tho deClsjon OF the Pnsei'
su Il 49, 0t. And, II yor r..
9oi eA1D NJ done 10 tkc ~. W1
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