The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-11-11


are not worthy Of serious consideration.
A special despatch from New York to the
Boston Herald says
The proposal to throw out New Yorks vote is
received with derison by the Republican national
committee Gov. Mccormick said to-day that the
cry OF fraud is the last dying gasp of thoroughly
demoraZed party. lie considers the whole mat
Ter unworthy of notice. A prominent Republican
declared that "the action Of the Democratic com
mittee last night was not entirely unexpected.
The party has been called upon to make some sort
of an excuse to the people of the country, and
Barnums gigantic intellect has conceived the idea
OF fraud. 1t is nothing more than can be expected
from party which opened the campaign with IA
lie and ended it with forgery" The gentleman
concluded: MIR. Barnum is an unmitigated vii
lain, and he lie by all odds with greater facl-
lily than Hewitt, aud that is saying great deal y
\ Democratic paper said, before the
election
The way in which Senator Blaine is now con
ducting himself seems to indicate that Maine isn't
going very much bent for Garfield
We don't know that any comment is
needed. 1t looks us though Maine did 90
every much bent for Garteld' That
seems to be the general impression, at
all events. And we think the way in
which the Democratic party conducted
itscl had a good deal to do with it,
The annual report Of the Chief Engineer
q me Nriny, Just published, represents
our sea coast Notifications as in a deplor-
able condition against foreign invasion,
,,,.;,,. .,,.-.
itaNllS thousands OF lliltlonS OF hallollal
wealth at the mercy Of an enemy. But
we don't think fine dancer is sufficiently
imminent 10 causc am one 10 lie awake
nights
- '"''o" " H.'l'l'i''l' '''''NeS ~ ~
the finances
During october, the six per cent bonds Of the
m'ra Sta'es "gFo FSInfg Gl to Il lnoo and re
deposit we're also reduced by 81 2ooooo The gold
a Th S.yGF getlales VIZ Increases oy ~
6oo.s,6 The total debt was reduced during The
month M y .Io5 75LcS
quate account Of the rejoicings in this
state and elsewhere over the glorious re-
suit Of the Presidential election. All the
adiectiyes to he found in Worcester's In
abridged would not be equal to the
occasion. 1t was Il time Of Jubilee, and
~ '''''''''No
Hancock might Inst a. well have been couted
Grtusburs haye done him IDcm Paper. "
Did he serve in the Mon army simply
III" = n" = p''o' ' .''''''' :
'''' - '''' '''',''''' '','''''' '''''' '''o
''''' l''''''S''l',!' "'''' : ''o'o ~ Il '"'
n week before lIle erection lhe bangor
o'lllIl''''''I' ''ei'''S IVY Hl''''' y prophecy
sired to have remembered. 1t was as
follows
That General Hancock viii be elected President
All right. Wen remember it.
cnal IL gradually comm. back into gen
rral usr for liudIinr purposes, Charcoal
flrps Of some Democrats Va know when
...
U,nrn,l, is ..viIlin,r IA ahidn nv the
i..:.;, .g+l,.,,I," tIo...,,.. f,r+lor.
'' '"''i'''' = P"'''' -"
Hl"l"''IH "It9' l"Io' ms - H''''l'''l
onctllnr lhan lhat ne gave utterahrc 70
concerning the tariff.
ne New DIN Herald ADVISES tHc
Democratic party to ''hunt UP some real
Democrats. with brains. to manaup their
,tf.,;,.l,.r,,ftnr t,,,l,l,.;.o 1.,+ ro,l
Democrats of that sort are unrOmmOnly