The Republican journal., 1881-08-18
Clippings.

1t strikes us that the Numbering cAuuouAdr lse
Boston papers are letting OIL at j tackw"ods CA
leCturshlp in Maine is a mighty big boo tpr
small goose Bath Times.
The Post appears to he very Indignant because
the Republicans Of North Carolina voted solid
for rum 1t probably holds that the privilege
voting "sollly for rum belongs to New Ensau
Democrats Boston Journal.
1t is time that the Republicans OF Maine shoul,
show a little back bone If PIasteds ''gayel dl
not alarm the Council it succeeded in aWakeuiu-
the party to the fact that the Governor, by Repuh
hcan favor, Is a usurper of authority [Aroostoob
Republican,
MIR. BIanes request that the attorney of Hart
mann should indicate any reason why his client
should be excepted from the annual half million o.
European immigrants and the special protection
of the Government youehsafed and voluntant
guaranteed to him IN advance is not susceptible
of satisfactory reply. New York Times
We pity in advance for next winter the farmers
whose temptations to sci! poor hay viii be treht
fully strong, We trust they VIII attend all the
local camp meetings and tndcayo- to sttenJft,l o.
in advance their couscieuces Sad hay weather
we know but the poor animals ought not to sut
fer for Eenuors general cussrdness about the
weather Brunswick Telegraph
In late number of the Boston Herald there
were seven advertisements Of money lost IN sums
ranging between 50 and 800 Massachusetts,
people have faith in newspapers In Maine nov.
a man might lose 100000 in mine investment
and he would never think OF getting it back by al
yertlsiug for it. Portland Advertiser
The New Age lodges an endorsement of the
Governors usurpation in regard 10 the Couuc
very adroitly 1t mu1tiplies words upon the sub
ject, but the endorsement is not there. Our cs
teemed contemporary probably has private oplu
ION that the Governor put his loot into it badly
when he attempted to adjourn the Council without
sher consent. Augusta Journal
Temperance people have every reason for belie}
ing that in case of MIR Dingley being sent to Con
gresS he Will. on proper occasions labor to
national legislation against the evil which he has
contended against to so good purpose here in the
State OF Maine There is need in Congress to day
of force of Just such men as ex Gov DIngley
[Waterville Sentinel
that all of his nominations shall be Greenbackcr,
or Democrats, and that the Council shall consent
to them The Council would be unreasonable If
they should demand that the Governor shall nom
mate all Republicans for office and should reject
all nominees who were not Republicans The GOV
ernor asks too much when he claims the right 20
make a vacancy when none exists that he may
nominate one Of his party to ill the vacancy and
the Council do right in rejecting such nominations
and it is to be hoped that they will adhere to their
determination. Eastport Sentinel
A New York lawyer informed Hartmann that he
would be safe in this country, inasmuch rs there
was no extradlton treaty with Russia, and the AZ
torney writes to Secretary Blaine to get his opin
ion. Mr., Blaines response does not contain the
coveted Information, and the lawyer will probably
not again attempt to secure an advance declslot
from the State Department on hypothetical case