The daily gazette., 1882-09-11
n. T,dHT IN AINE.
TEE IL 49,. po1.tical

y 10 the Political
b stAlsirSh %he election To-day ygT
question = Maine Is held "a. day AM
! correspondent 81 telegraphed rom
,is last nlgn'l y" 4 over. The election To-
Be Jca@Pad donbt. 1t would require 4
i Is ID uU N hazard guess as to
sr,se \ y, GoTemor. li,oT The campaign has has
sult for o,y uV'Cht fought, and both sides are
Dsp clos1s .hs victory. There has been
iul o. o. u Iup money used, and the stump
l.'e with speeches e''''
HDe past @ !. of great importance. In
slsctnlon n,,apuor !" four Congressman are
10 % oo,' a General ticket, the Con-
thS'eD I, eaDrOolntment no having cut on one one
nsl p,p,ian, appJ The new Legislature
d'lsgnr lsns.sor to United States Senator
scta l1I sGI'I he called upon 10 redistriet
~ ~ w During the Governors term
hie' a majority Of the Supreme
Ias 1as,,os !, expire. The vacancies VIII be
'naE'9G Governor, with the advice and
o. y ntS Ave- fIlll tickets in the field. The
~ nSamoeratic fusion which elected
aisArD,,d Y pl",s,ed Governor two years ago
" InSsr , the party name Of Unionist.
Y who was renomlnated py tne
w.. wy and indorsed by the Demo
.cAS,P q, Lis principal opponent Freder-
aas D. ~ Tponnbllcan. When Robis was
ps3 ai nUderband means were employed.
'fS ~ aI Onponent, had the delegates,
Y. ~ hsd he money, and the night be-
~ INVENTION r Thomas men were visited
,oOsyies .Us and Robbie carried the day.
,aT%G.satisfaction ,TG" resulted, which two
~seEs ago took definite shape In an
.s,,pt Republican ticket, with Warren
~ Al Its head. The Prohibitionists
s.nd6ll ~ of voters who will cast their
~ william I. Eustis, and Solon
=. y gathered his little band Of pure
S.tsrs about his own standard. As
& kCongressmen, the fight Of course Is
NM me candidates of the Unionists and
kI,sps, Dane, Thing, Ladd and
/ thp lsst two being present members,
Union candidates, and Reed, Ding
sr,rle and Milliken, the Republican.
and Reed are present members.
|. md Milliken were beaten two years
4 Iadd and Murch, and the former, at
sbOIs Bangor editor, is pretty sure
Isit this time, too.
esr side will listen for a moment to
M like a possible defeat. The Re
~ base their hopes of carrying the
N getting out their full strength and
"A hat the fusionists win not have so
corruption fund as two years ago,
'hhey actually had more money In some
I than they could use. Blaine has
Come strong speeches and his magnet
4 done great deal for the Republi-
kket On a full vote the Republicans
undoubtedly win, but the Indepen
keket will take something from them,
{ doubtful if they eau get out their
rngth,
be other hand the detection from the
lkts Is slight and represented by only
" Democratic Greenback men who
be for SolOn Chase, Il few hundred.
Rd has been making personal canvass
be has been speaking on local issues
b dropped the greenback question out
i he has carried "A good deal Of
|th with him. The fight on the Legisla-
|ss been very close, but 1t is pretty gen
thought tonight that the Republicans
hry It and thus secure Frye's return.
|CCngressmen, Reed and Dingley are
certain to go back, but the others are
lbt, 1t is oyer the Goyernorshlp that
st uncertainty prevails and all pre-
ps are mere guesswork, The returns
will tell the story"