Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-17
STATE POLITICS.

-Solon Chase Is not alone IN
TO fusion. There are a good n
democrats that will never cast I
Plaisted or any other greenbach
A well known citizen OF this
votes the Republican ticket for
time this fall predicts that we s.
the State by 10000 majority.-S
Reporter.
The Greenback committS
second Congressional district tai
columns In the Greenback I.abort
TO explain the miscouut. IL Will
than that to explain 1t away.
Advertiser
e. j. Perry Is the Secretary
Of the Young Mems Central Gan
Arthur Club, which has its head
at 1871 p Street, Washington, d.
object OF the association Is TO orgal
publican clubs among the young \
the country. M aE ~ "a
The Observation-Disclosures Chr0Rid
tends to support Weaver. but In il
issue commends To Its readers I'd
General Haucock, aud says he is
brilliant soldier who Is soon TO be
ferred TO the White House.7
a Democratic convention
TO ratify the nominations OF another
before they are made, In order To ''sS
the pill ut Que moutbful," there can
greater self abasement for that partj
refer TO the Penobscot ME. Deml
Convention. Boston Journal
A Corinna man who says he
what he Is talking about, declare
there are fourteen voters In shat
who were last year In the greeubacN
but this year can positively bc coud
on by the republicans. The steal vi
than they were prepared TO endorse
port Tfaes.
why pertlnently asks the Loa
Courier Journal, { Dcmocratic,) d"
Democrats compromise themselY
Maiue hy consolidating with Greenbai
Thus far we have lost by Maine FOOLS
GareclOn was bad enough. We eau
no more Of such laundering"
--Murch told a democrat, TucsdsJ
he icds for HiAcock, ~ courSc, "a
Wedrer Didn't stand ghost If chad
the Presidency When asked why n
not say SO at the Castlne Conyentid
replied, IN lcoaid so, d., as should
too many gee,s1dek roiss." Playing
and loose seems To be Murch's strong
If he has one Eascorth .dmerieun-
-On account OF the Infamous atten
steal the State by The false count o
Governor and council. Daniel Z. Davi
he elected this year by ten thousand
jority, every district will elect Re-
can Congressman, and We shall hav,
legislature by our old-fashioned mai
-Renneheok Journal.
-Fogg says that the horse he Is rep
TO have killed by .over-driving had
oyer-fed on cracked corn, which ~
and caused his death. Fogg himself
apparently been oyer-fed on cracked
he Ia certainly swollen with sonnet
aud his political death may be looked
September next.-S.mpsOR.
The Relfst Age says OF Scion
aud those greenbackers who agree
hin, that they prefer defeat unless
eau have a realization OF their chim'
ideas OF breaking up OF the demo,
party and tho establishment Of a sncc'
greenhaok party upon Its ruins with
aelyes as leaders at the head, and
THAT consumnation Is entirely to
distant, II not too undesirable 10 enliS
efforts or the practical people"
Prank Z. Merrill who has Just
unanimously chosen Captain oftbe Au
Light Infantry, Mas Greenbacker
year, Iie Was foreman on the Fogg-B
Chronicle in Auburn; and last winter
his military capacity, an attempt Was Il
To Induce him To recognize Smith as
mauder-in-chlef lie refused, though
held out 10 hlm giitteriug promises.
has seaa elongh OF the concern, aud
this full vote the straight Republican tic
-Ex-Councillor Faag Is reported as
ing In his speech at Pennington, that
fusionista ihan republicans were cou
CT, iast wlnter. Considering that 81
publican senators and representa-
elected by the people were counted
and not one democrat or greenbacker
an assertion. Is about A. cheeky as
THUG We ever heard OF The single Il
ment OF the fact that the members cOu
out numbered 81 on one side, and noD'
the other, Is enough 10 satisfy every no
man that the proceeding vas nnJusi
fraudulent.
Whatever may be thought of the
litical campaign elsewhere, every love
good government and common hon
should hops for the defeat OF the unI
political combination in Maine W
brought disgrace upon that reputable 5
last year. We have heard prominent DE-
Gratis express the same sentiment, {
ulsSust INA tue iOlIS VI but biI CtlOu Z
overcoming all party feeling. II the
pie OF Maine do not rise up and rebuke
political cut-throats, whose infau
record caused every son or Maine To bill
We shall lose our faith in natural Law
Boston Herald.
Another Indignantly fendish Repu
ian outrage Is reported by the Cam
Herald. A man goes about Camden To
'ays the Herald, who marks every %
n some manner. When he knows
politics OF q man he puts it down, but W
he don't he finds out the best way he
wen If he has TO ask. Soon after he
Isked a man his politics he goes of
n two, pulls out his notebook and ma
lis entry" The Herald Indignantly al
1t Is mean business for u man 10 be
aged In, and ii Is a matter of great ;
rise that men who profess to preach
iospel should uphold it," II Is ind,
earful, and the people OF Maine are sla'
they do not rise In their might aud or
brow the tyranny vi the man with