The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-07-27

publishes black list of the Democrats
who voted for what it calls "Robesons
81 10000 steal in the House of Repre-
sentatives," and whom it STYLES Turks.
1t says
Every one of them ought to be hUoted out of
Congress and out Of the country. I.add, Of
Maine. is nominated for reelection, but we
hope he will be beaten out of sight and hearing.
and beaten so he will hcver be heard of again.
He is a Turk Down with the Turks. Cannot
trust one of them.
The Lancaster, n H., Republican has
a correct appreciation of the reform pro-
tessions Of the Democratic party 1t SAY S !:
The Democrats have certainly been "out in
the cold' long enough to have become purified
by the bracing air and the meagre diet of that
locality. But unfortunately, that party never
had drop of reformatory blood in Ifs body
On the contrary, it inaugurated the spoilS syS-
TEN, has practiced it always when in power.
and has invariably stood squarely and solidly
in the way of reform of any kind. 1t can be
counted upon every time TO do the thing that is
least enlightened. least progressive.
The Weekly Mountaineer, published at
I. 5. Lang, formerly of Maine, says Of the
political outlook in this State
From private adyices we are inclined to be
licve that the State Of Maine has had Il sufficient
experience i'll Greenbackism, in the false pro-
fes>ions of Democratic leaders. and is likely to
wheel into line with Oregon, in the support Of
safe Republican doctrines. Oregon can hold out
4 most cordial hand to Maine inviting the stern
old northeastern battlement of the National ter
ritory 10 come into the fold. having learned that
there j. no safety with traitors, or with men
who would cover principles with shadows.
Grief affects some people strangely,
Mrs, Scoyille publishes letter, in which
she says her Feelings have already been
shocked and lacerated beyond restora
ton" ana 50 She offers what remains Of
her brothers. 'mutilated body to the
highest bidder for cash. As Mrs. SEQ
Vile has no title 70 the property She Of
fers for sale, it does not seem probable
that she viii have the consolation Of
pocketing the cash therefor
The Calais Times (Fusion) condemns
Congressman Ladd'S vote for the naval
appropriation bill, and says that had this
vote been recorded prior to the 'recent
conventions in Maine he would not have
been mentioned as a possible candidate
foI a Congressional nomination Oh the
Democratic and Greenback tickets"
The credit Of the United States is now superior
to that of any other nation in the world. Calais
Times.
That is true And the credit Of the
nation has been maintained and eStab-
lished by the Republican party, despite
the efforts of the Democratic party to
destroy it.
A Troy family is much puzzled, and posi-
bly, a little disturbed by the simultaneous stop
ping the other night without any discoYcrablc
cause, of their three tme-pieces. consisting of
an eight-day clock, 2i-hour clock, and Il watch.
\ reasonable explanation of the my
terry is that the time pieces we're not
wound up.
publican leaders, let us try another party. Bos-
ton Herald.
We know Of no objection to the Her
AIDS trying another party, but the diff
Guilty would seem to be in finding a party
the Herald has not already tried.
Wilder W. Perry, the leading Greenbacker of
Camden, declines to be a candidate for Senator.
Is Achilles Sulking in his tent: Lewiston
Journal.
Oh, no. Somebody has Achilles Perry
10y the tight heel - that's what's the
matter.
The sore heads who are disappearing
under the name of independents, held Il
second secret conference in Portland
Monday, and are said to have adopted
II call for a convention. 1t should he
called the dark lantern party.
The first Fusion rally Of the campaign,
held at Portland on Monday last, was IL
tizZle. The attendance was small. GOV.
Plaisted and Mr.. Dane were advertised
to speak, but both were sick. Ladd and
Thing made speeches.
The fruit crop has been so fine in South Car
DINA this year that the country papers are all
advising the farmers to preserve as much of it
as they can
OF course all that they can will be pre-
served.
The editorial utterances of the Rich
mond, Va, Wing are Just now in accord
with the weather They are decidedly
red hot
Webster defines Thing as an inanimate
object. Webster may have been previous,
but the definition will he correct after the
September election.
\ girl in BromptOn, Ont, was kissed by her
minister two years ago, and now she brings suit
Tor damages against him. Exchange.
You wouldn't have the girl act rashly,
would you? She took, time for reflection.
''Politica larceny will not prosper in
Maine this year." says the Boston Adver-
tiser This destroys the only hope of the
Plaisted party.
The hop crop in New York is likely to be very
light.
Hops are abundant at Maine watering
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