The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-09-14
Funny SAVINGS.

Robbie is dead duck-[New Age, Sept. 5.
The Republicans are overwhelmed with
fear.-[ Argus, Sept IL.
The once strong Republican party of the
county of Sagadahoc is at last divided-split IN
twain.-[ Argus, Sept. g.
If you place your ear to the ground you VIII
hear something from Aroostook that will do
your heart good next Monday night.-[Co
mercia, Sept. Z.
The success of the Union forces to-day is
well assured. The prospect was never bright
or. Remember that victory to-day ends the
reign of ring rule Argus, Sept IL.
Gen. Cary said: There can be no doubt OF
the result of this contest, for it is one wherein
Gov. Plaisted is SO clearly in the right that
voters who ordinarily can be counted upon to
support the other side, will not go the polls
from sheer shame.
My fellow citizens, the people are in earnest;
they mean to have victory next week; all the
signs are in our favor; Republicans are coming
to our ranks hourly. Our Republican friends
admit that we are to be victorious
Plaisted in Noromhega.
Gov. Plaisted's mastery exposition of the
State issues is placing the controversy betwee
the Council and himself in its true Highland
convincing everybody who hears him of the
indefensble character of the position of the
ouncil.-L New Age. Sept. 8.
The Wing says that the Fusionists are "eyi-
IDENTIFY "raislng the wind somewhere" Yes;
aud you viii. find it the liveliest kind of polt-
ical breeze you ever experienced by Monday
next. 80 we SHOULD advise you to get your
craft in order for a stiff blow CONNER
ciai, Sept. Z.
The reelection of Gov. Plaisted is an assured
OH ha
made complete by clean sweep of the State.
Let Unionists everywhere labor to this end
from now to the night of election, and the
great work of the regeneration of Maine is &C.
complished Age, Sept. 8.
At the last election, in 1880, the Republicans
boasted, down to the day of election, that they
would carry the State by 5000 majority, and
that they had the Fusionists on the run. But
they had the modification of being baaten;
aud unless we greatly mistake The signs OF the
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charge upon them and rout them Belfast
Age, Sept. z.
The meeting at Norombega last evening, in
point of n1mbers and earnest interest and en-
thusiasm, has been equalled by ne other DUR
jng the present campaign. 1t demonstrated
that the friends of the Union cause are awake
in Bangor, and that they will do their share III
achieving the glorious victory which is certain
ly TO be won on Monday next Commercial,
Sept 9.
We publish tonight special dispatches from
more than half of the counties in the State,
giving the outlook in these counties to-day and
the prospects for Monday. Our cerrespon--
dents are gentlemen whose opportunities
for information are exceeded BIZ none,
none, and whose Judgment we have often
nrovpd in the past, These dispatches show
then that to-day the Fusion ranks are SOLID in
every part of the State, and that the outlook
for victory next Monday, is more encouraging
than it was two wears ago. Let the Unionlsts
of Bangor and of Penobscot county see to it
that in the impending struggle they do their
whole duty to the cause, and to their co-work-
ers throughout the State.-[ Commercial, Sept.