The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-06-15
The Republican State Convention.
A LARGE AND HARM ONioUs MEETING
Col. Fred ROBBIE Nominated for Governor,
and Messrs. Reed, Dingley, Boutelle and
Mlliken for Congress-

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while spectators crowded the galleries. The
weather was fine and everything favorable to a
full convention. At 1l.05 Senator Frye chair
man of the State committee, raped for order.
which was obtained after five minutes. PRAYER
was offered by Rev. Mr.. Fem. Of Portland.
The main hall, which holds 1900 people, was
now quite full. with more continually entering
Mr.. Frye read the call of the convention. and
nominated for temporary chairman. Hon. Etl-
gene Hale, who was received with enthusiasm.
SENATOR HALE'S SPEECH.
Mr.. Hale said: some Of the largest conyciI-
tions ever held in Maine, attcSts the undying VIC
or of the republican party i'll Maine. They
march i'll like veterans and well they might fol.
Maine has been the batte-tcld-the Belgium of
America; and this campaign must end the con-
test. 1t will be a battle worth winning GOV
ernor, congressman. Senator and County Off
GERS to be chosen.
You DO not want COY. Plai>ted to be continued
in his seat. but You do want my DISTINGUISHED
and eloquent colleague to retain his seat in the
Senate for six years more. [Great applause.
He spoke of the faithful labors of the republican
party IN Congress, and The persistent opposition
of the democrats, alludlng TO their lately an
nounced opposition to confirmation of tariff
commission. TO opposing the bill >upprrssin4
polygamy. to opposing distribution of The Ala
bana award. and to delaying seating properly
elected representatives until yanqui,hed hv the
republicans. under the lead Of the distinguished
representatives Of Maine. He next alluded to
State affairs. the attacks upon the Judiciary and
disputes about messengers. lie then alluded 10
the death of President Garfield and its effect
upon the country. \ Noice-"lIow about Ar
thur:
Nh Hale answered, euIogzng his tender So
licitude forthe dying President. and his straight
Observation-Disclosures and faith to the republican
party. re believed ne was trying to bring all
shade, Of the republican party into accord.
lie has difficult task but he has discharged
II wisely: II must be noticed that he has left
undStuibed Judge Robertson. whose appoint
ment occisioned such Disturbance lie con
cluded with an eNhortation to diligent labor.
THE uEGANIZAIIoN.
1t was voted that each county delegation re-
port foreWith, the name for vice president com
mlttees on permanent organization, and rcsolu-
tons and state committee. They an
nounccd and accepted as follows: Vice Prcsi-
-.\ndrosco%%in. Hon. Rufus Prince
troostook, Hon. Albert A. BlIrlrigh: Gum
berand, John J. Perry: Franklin Hon. J. l..
Morrison; Hancock A. IL. BuzHrll: krnnchrc,
J. K. Boutwell,; Knox. f. :. Wall: Lincoln,
David Chamberlain: oxford, II. NJ. Brarcc :
Penob>cot, Hon. Chas. Shaw: Pi>tataqus, L. J.
Hale Sagadahoc, Gen. I. W. HIDE: Somerset.
Judge W. Augh; Waldo. W. II. Hunt: Wash
ington. stephen Longfcllow: York. Jno Hall.
Androsrnm,,in II VI sbn1,-. ,rnnSt,nl. r. ~
pnrtrr nmhlnni Rnnian nl%"Ni2,M, N "
Franklin Hon II Y prn.,.ott. unnnnrl, /
NrC,,lish. krmahnr JnsauI : Bar'., Iimoy
II l. Sbenhrrd. | inroIn i,r liInn 'RInl.,,1 ,
OvforJ Hiram A EiIis. prnnLsrnt ,Tbnn,r.,
l. Peaks: Pisrntaulis Jryi Nlrjusirk. enua,ln-
Noe. Thn4 snra,,nn. Somerset 4 \mrriii d.
Waldo. phila lIerscv. Wnlhin@+nu Y i
coffin: York. Leonard Andrews Cnmmitt,.,.
an rrsnlutinns An,lrn.rnmmin y N nrnv.
>rnn-tnnl, pn, J., N p.,.I.,. rn,,,na,i..,l
Geo. " Wondman. Fra1Llin p II @tnI,j. /,
IJ,nrnrk i r IIni,Inv. L,nnni,. IlIn
Snr1o,e. Knoy O q IJaII / inrnln ! X q
smith: oxford, Geo, A. Wij,nn. pnnnl,.rnt
j. :. Whrrlwright: pisratnnui. thlrl,.
Dunninu. S.wldahor \ ! pIIrit,..,,, e,,,,..,.-
SET. lion. Stnrhrn CnIun. Wald0 i,gni,J O.
Raven. W,sh;nmtnn ~ u pn5,,l, E-,,.l
Mark +, Wentworth StaIr' rnn,milt,r -'rEt,
state committee i ~ fulIov,s tnIrnsr,ooin
G4nrg. = Wine. ,rnm.tnol- Lt.l,f.I-0
pnvyrr.. Cr,,brrIard tgrad \ nav. EranL1in
Hon James Nnrrisnn. IJonrnrl, I u Unn
kins: k4unrbrr ! II NnnIr,. I;nnv J.,
~nra~un. JiurnIu Marhi nyford
James : WRIGHT. p.unbsrnt T. RniIt,lI,.
PiscataUIis Vim. p. Nnuno. S,uad,hor i "
W,krti,id. Sn,nnr..t WnItn,l. Walk
Hon. .Josrnb Faryrll. Wasbim%tnu ,f.tin
Th,ris NorL r 4 Hamilton
ma Sat. rnnmittrn IL ,nn,,nitt,. m ,.o,,
tias ,s.nn,.tcd 13I- ,Irrr,trs nut ar - tnt., nr
1850. il wa. voted thu The chairman Of pyrb
/ comfy tplrpatiOu act a. committee f. ltrrivp
.urt ana CONT yntes in iii Lniintirt II IA.
voted 10 ballot for Governor II - RI n'rInrL
ELOQUENT SPEECH By SENATOR FRYE.
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=, ,la,it,.,,;. i,nI ,.,i.I - l " - ' ~
lie ,iirtnrnl tha no.it;on Of tba ,i,.,,, j,
NO nIi.n f H.. ,t,o, ,,,I Ill, ,,-,,r'}fi III
~ " ~ IN CIV ~ cHo,Ol ~ 'N't'iN
"''"n pii>1'u III tih pay menu Oh the t'bl >rr
hal 1lm"I rs wen as III the reduction OF taxation.
| That party has accomplished n feat never
cQualled in the history of the world
Our cormtry nrosGcrnd ~ ~ Other .,rut ii,
l,s in tho I,s+ 30 Don, In thn nn,,, III .In't
t ' Isll tI4 =, ~ va t!'"'
$50 pa ~ 'NAi"ii',' 'lt tii' COIN yH'i"h
i"-udH Nh1"u dPpr"aSH ltS utltltH WIN I'M
pltludicru mlndS ana atttr the nominations
were made should return to their homes, and
diligently work till thcy had rolled M n ma
! iority of 10. 900 TO redeem fine state.
N ,nIorizod tlo su,lra,l,, En,t.t f Main,
! i i. ~ az. ui'i ~ o'i' - i'i''''
WI" - ~ IN 1ld'' lioiii ,thaIchH' ldppiduN j
ana aiuued 70 tl!t arl ol tlit governor III elllk-
ING at the Judiciary, regarding the rcappOnt-
| mont of Il iIHpp