Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
STATE POLITICS.
Gov. Davis thinks Mllliken will beat
Murch In the Fif(h District.

Gov. Davis thinks MIlliken will beat
Murch in the Fiflh District.
The Irgus speaks OF ex-Secretary OF
State Cove, a. the Hon (:) f. IL. Cove ~
An intelligent gentleman from York
Co. informs the Bangor Wig that 500 re-
publican greeubackers in the first district,
" in follow Cove.
Oliver F. Bragdon, counted ont by the
fuSionistS last year, has been re-nomiuaie d
by the republicans of sullivan for candi-
date for Representative to the Legislature.
The Argiss is giving Mr.. W. II. Looucy
good deal of free advertising. Mr.
Loouey can stand il, but the iryHS Will
fan that abusing an freshman. IS poor
way 70 win Irish votes. city HrH-
The Ir1u, thinks il funny that Re-
publican speaker should call three cheers
Tor Hancock aud Gc"ys'VrL There Is
nothing strange ia calling for the cheers.
the siv--away comes iu when thc Demo
Gratis cheer for Gettysburg.
One oC the ecccu,ric,tic> OF the cam
paisl iu Maine j. that two Canadians. one
ufta-u member of Parliament. have 'H'sn
...I N....t jog ..N' sA~I.Nl N..A To Tut '.
name, are Brooks and Wright. American
citizens are not often instructed iu their
political duties hy subjects 90 Her M'lcNiy-
The Boston Pos, j. sadly mujij7l over
Maine politics nowadays. In is latest
issue 90 SAYS. "thc Wl,hcc L. White who
undertook 90 manipulate Joshua NNr, u
>aiItn Pee a promiucut Republican. whose
name is well known 10 banking circles.
The If.,' must hc thinking %. tae /. T.
swan whose name i well known IN bank
ing circles.
John Il. Foster i doing good work on
the stump for the Republican cause. Then
speaking 40 Lagrange, The other evening,
hc abused Gov. Davis IN such a manner
that two Greeubackcr> who were in the
same regiment with Davis. became disgust
eel. and declared their intention 10 vote the
Republican ticket. Let Foster keep on
talking. h'g.
Our Phillips correspondent writes THAI
Congressman Fyc's speech az that place.
SATURDAY. called out large audience, and
was pronounced the most effective OF the
campaign The Strong baud furnished
excellent music. CORES uaita. adds
that Franklin will siy, g good Republican
maiority anil SAYS that many who voted
Pa, Fusion ticket last YEAR are coming out
for tIc Republicans. -L..-t,teH Journal.
A Republican administration j. now
pawn. tic public dcbt 40 tie rate OF len
millions ut dollars a month cor two ami a
half millions % week. Docs any candid
man believe that thc Democratic party
would 40 better than this: The next time
Your Democratic neighbour begins Co talk
a5ou, thr necessity Tor a change commend
him CO. these figures. They Will strike him
- dumb - a pra1cu ii..4se.-.l'iHs J'Hr-
ll'-
Who iu this State are responsible for
the disturbance last winter. and who came
near bringing civil Wat upon the state:
Listen 20 the testimony uf Joseph J..
smith. Grceuback candidate for Governor
Ion l>1s If had not held back the reck-
less adventures Nkc Fo-G AMI Blood men
who have no stake ia the community no
property who are simply adventures If
hadn't held them back. there would have
been civil war They were ripe FOR 10;
they had uothin. 10 lose and everything 10
gaia" VIII the people 90 Maine approve
the course OF Fo:S aud Blood, aud The
party that stands behind them to-day,
vote for Fusion j. = vote sustaining them.