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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

| at Annapolis. October 6. Primaries
| September 80. and county conventions
| October ;. Primaries for the city pre-.
| cIncts October >. and convention to Sc.
| lect the four city delegates October ;.
sixth congressional district AT Ere der
/ icl;, September 20, Primary and county
conventions to he held under auspices %!
! l,rli county committees.
! Judiciary conventions We're authorized.
IN the first OF uthern Maryland circuit
! there are no vacancies on the bench aud
no Judges are to be elected.
| Second judicial circuit convention tC
| be held at Centre>ille, October II.
| Third circuit, at Towsontown, October
| q. Primaries September 30 and county
convention October 3.
| Fourth circuit, at IagerStown. Sep
! TENDER 49,
Fifth circuit. at Elliott City. Date tic
tte determined 10y the executive members
of the State Committee from Howard.
Anne ARUNDEL and Carroll counties.
Sixth circuit, at Rockville, Septem-
| Der !.
seventh circuit. at Leonardtown. Dcto,
Der 10. Primaries on the same date as
for Congressman.
Eighth circuit, referred to the city
memb rs as shown above.
The question of devising means iol
getting the Republican voters to register
was taken up. y Kent county member
said the colored voters in his section did
nor come out at the July sitting. \
Southern Mary land member in his see
tion coloTcd voters registered more
! promptly than the whites. fl was de.
clded to have the members OF the com
mlttee take care of the matter. aud q
resolution was adopted as follows
treasured, That the members of this
! committee devote their earnest effort to-
ward the registration OF every Republi-
eau voter i'll the State: that the finance
| committee be authorized to give such aid
as may be deemed necessary. AID that
the chairman of the committee is hereby
authorized /" earnestly urge the import
ance ot the matter upon each county
committee
Mr.. Stock bridge will notify the county
committees b. circular Of this action.
! \ finance committee ant. campaign
committee. wlrn Mr. Stock bridge rs ex-
oiilcIo Chairman. Mere ;.a1huriZ,d by the
committee. wli.'h adiuurnet, al, ) T.. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
THE PRESIDENTS VETO.

The President has deservedly won the
esteem of the people and the press and
has shown that he has the courage of
his convictions by his veto of the River
and Harbor bill, No candid or impartial
man will deny that it is ''big steal. .
The President in his veto not only calls
a halt to Congress in its reckless expen-
diture of the pu bile monies. but he does
it in language that is as singing as it is
courteous. This sentence of the veto.
Thus as the bill becomes more objec-
tionable it secures more SUPPORT de
serves to be placed in the honored list of
political apothegms that survive the
generation of their birth.
But not only is the President to be
commended Cos his courage in resisting
the opportunities Of cGns,essH!ep and
for valuable contribution to the honest
political literature of his time i'll the sen
tence quoted, but he has reiterated and
reati1rme.! the axioms of his predecessors
AS to the constituti,i..', and other limits
81 appropriations for ''internii ltnr.'}s e.
ments" He can find the highest and
best Federal, Democratic, Wing and
Republican .4tLa.oriuy for this brief but
sufficient enunciation OF tus al,,y settled
policy Of the government, viz: 'My
principal objection to the bill is that it
contains appropriations .s ..rr purposes not
for the common defense or general vel
fare, and which do not promote com
mercc a",....ss the States. These provis-
ions on the contrary att entirely for the
benefit of the particular localities in
WHICH it is proposed to make the i'm
provemen,.. reesgard such appropriation
of the public money as ves"H;. the DOW
ers given by the Constitution to Con-
gress ard the President" Short as it is,
it is a document that donors its author
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
WHISKEY,

Mr.. G, Martin, a veteran distiler of
the West, Lac 'eVsatly published his
views on the present and tuturc OF whis-
key. Being the opinions OF man well
versed in the details of the traffic in ali
its phases, ,icy Gre ent tied to more than
usual consideration. lie says H.. there
are now on hand in the United States
1876, COO, 900 gallons of whiskey, of which
80, 600, 600 are !. I. S. bonded ware
houses. The foreign demand Las fallen
off from 200, 900 barrels in 1SSO-s1 to
nothing at all, yet the distillers in order
to keep their costly machinery running,
are piling up the whiskey 10 tcGsl, hop
ing for an increased demaud in the flu
turs. Mr.. Martin says that our so, O0O.-
600 people now drink less whskey than
our %, 900, 600 did thirty years agp' and
he attributes this result largely to lie
introduction of lager beer, 1.-THE worst
enemy whiskey has to face in the United
States o-day.'
In speaking CT the attitude which the
trade should adopt towards the temper
ance movement he reminds the d;st;rerv
- .ha ,.to IS s,.,,a
i''e" VI VIC '"'o "a ~ anu says
There are less than 100 great distilI-
cries in the whole United States. The
retail dealers, the saloon men," are
generally men without means and not of
habits to acquire much wealth. With
rare exceptions like Peoria The whole.
sale dealers are not much better. The
social position of the liouor trade holds
no sort of comparison TO the social
status of American slavery. The moral
and RELIGIOUS sentiment of American en-
ciety is against it. The women are
against /. lnls moral sentiment stands
~ -: INV ~, vi
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WAGES PAID IN GERMANY.

Ccnsular-Gcneral Nogeler sends to the
State Department the prices paid to
fourteen different classes of workirgmen
and artisans in thirty representative
cities of the German Empire. The ave
rage per week is as follows: Foremeil
builders, S4.96; journeymen, 1888; hod-
carriers, 50 81: cabinetmakers, So 81
l,cksmiths, 1851; tailors, S. 6S; shoe
makers. $3.11; machin;sts. 81 80: ma
chine weavcrs 50 81; wool spinners, 81 -:
other skilled factory men. s39s; da,
latcr5ls in factory. So OF, i'll garden.
81 GS III field. So Az.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

- Clear head and voice, Easy breathing,
sweet breath, perfect smell, taSi.: aud hear
ing, n" cough, no Distress These are con-
'ilti"na brought about il catarrh by the yse
of Saniofd'> Ea''ira! Cure, Complete treat.
meut for 81.
Terrible itching and sca}v hnmnrS.
ulcers, sores and scrofuiouS sutferinos cured
lay the Cuticura and Curicur.l Soap Ghe
great skin currS) externally, and Cuticur;t
Reso!Tent (hloui puIitier) internally. Ask
about item al your druggists,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

b9,E of the best illustrations we have
q eli OF the way in which a River and
6tirbor bill finally gets to be an agere-
gation of steals, is afforded by story
that is told by Representative Cassidy,
of Nevada, as follows: "There is only
Que State in the United States, and
only one Representative in Congress that
has no interest in the River and Harbor
BILL said Representative Cassidy to a
correspondent. tThe State he con-
''Aued, sis Nevada, and l am the Repre-
sentative. We haven't got a river, or
creek even: in the entire State of Nevada.
j did not like the idea of our State get
ting left in this combination affair, and
s.unted up and down the mountains, but
could not find a bit of water we wanted
- improve. 1t is a cold day when Neva-
"a is left, but we got the go by in this
ill. Still, there will be some money left
after this bill is passed, and I'll make a
zig pull to get some of it for public
building at Carson City, which we need
cry much, This haul on the treasury"
continued Mr.. Cassidy, "reminds me of
sn occurrence in the early days of Cali
22rnia. The Legislature had been in SEES
sion the allotted time, and was about to
adjourn. Everybody had got his bill and
appropriation through, but just before
The motion to adjourn was put member
arose to question of privilege
What is it, asked the Speaker. Mr..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

IN THE MATTER nF THE Al0RT,i a,.rn
REAL ESTATE 0E OBED =. THAYJR
Ia 'he Circuit N""rs I'r Cecil county. IN Equity.
pursuance of an order Of the Circuit
= 'Shft i"i Cecil county. in Equity. passed in
~" anoEechtticd cause notice is hereby .riycn Ia
the creditors of the said Dhcd p. 1",nycT tn flo
tit"it claims, properly authenticated, with the
icih OF Sald Court. Within sixty lays from the
}, lss2.) e., 1Ir,.I-r JoIrGt '
AuIlt"f Of te circuit Court tor Cecil county. in
Equity, TAu~ lin -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

WE are in receipt of the first number
of Tie North East Star, new candidate
scr journalistic favor, published at North
: .st. in this county. We extend to Mr..
s5.rey, its publisher the right hand of
fellowship, and wish him abundant sue
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

The President has received many tele-
grams Of congratulation from all parts of
a,;rbor bill. Among them were tele-
grams from large number of the prir-
cipal bankers and business men of Chi
cago and New 1ork.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

Will nov state that made miraculous cure
of one OF the worst cases nj SKIN disease known.
The patient is tlan iur;y years old had suffered
htteen years. HIS eyes. >"alp and nearly his
Whole body presented II iti4l!ttnl Appearance. Had
bH'i IT." attention ot tWcllr different IhNsicaus
VII" prescribed the best remedies ku"Hn Ia the
profession. such iudlc potassium. arsenic
rsiNc Suhinnate. dri!i;:. etc. Had paid - 70
tnE medical treatment With hut little relief /
prevailed upon illu to list the rtItUHA kfS,lIV-
ENr ntcgLalt! .all tie ttTIci EA and trTlcUrA
Soar cNtrfn',llN. lie did -. .nd was Cu,ly!rtCig
cgrH. !dc >A1h "a his lead. lace. and many
ot'i"i parts ot lir hrtN. WhIr rrpsc.tea mos t
i1htiS me apie;.:lnc". l. ""w aS soft aud smooth
~ an infants. with no OF trace al the disease
let hrhlnG. liz has E't. been cured twelve
mo tbs R"po!t"dhy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
TO BUILDERS,

PROPOSALS solicited for the Build
L IN" al II FRAME; SCHOOL HOUSE at
Pivot Bridge. To he ~ by % fret II feet high
IN the clear. House to b" completed hy Scptem-
her 10th. Proposals I" be opened TUESDAY,
AUGUST StiI. For other in G0rinntiun. address
GEORGE BIDDLE
School Commissioner
July 22-,w CcciltUn. Md.
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TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS

Dr. II. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. VI have
Il friend who suffered terribly. | purchased
Il bottle of your "Favorite Prescription, -
and, as a result of its use, she is perfectly
well. j. BAILEY, Burdett. \. Y.
DIR. Pierco's Golden Medical Discovery
and ''PeaSant Purgative Pellets purify
the blood and cure constipation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
NOTICE
To the Creditors Of Jacob Ramho.

| AtH3 IN NiSD. OF Cecil county. hav-
- it,. ..c't his petition ia the ''i:cui Court n.
t'y'! COUNTY /" a. discharged from his drhI, and
iiTThticS Uai Article ~ OF tie Code III Public.
ticnrrtL Laws. title = lnsulvcnI> ana such pcti
non t'elnG new pending. notice Is hcreby given to
tie creditors OF sGc 1uSulycnt !tenr that by n
oFucr daily PASSED in iiic matter al said petition
Nr,lncS lay next after the tiii:d Monday in Sep
ttheE meat mas been appointed iur the sand JACOB
EhIlhu IT, appear beior" tilr judges OF said Court
1T the Court House. in f,ikton. to answer such
ttci r"gaturies OF alterations rs his creditors en-
irserS .: -u3rticS may Propose .iiie:.c against
am q: be otherwise dealt vita according t. law
l.. MARSH ALL HAINES
Aug I'm Permanent Trustee
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

'fEfhEN GIRARD packed an extraor-
'aaary amount of good sense into his
Will but he foresaw no change in the
style OF enclosures when he ordered a
aieavy stone wall to be built around the
grounds of Girard College. Such walls
we're common in Glrard's day, but are
now, happily, out of fashion. But the
l,hiladelphians do not dare to remove
rhe ugly stone wall, much as it obstructs
the view, and they have decided to ex-
pahd Its gate into an opening seventy
Two ieet wide. The Ledger proposes a
plan worthy of a Philadelphia LAWYER
"hen 1t argues that half dozen gates of
similar width be opened on each side of
the enclosure, making the excuse that
ahe provisions of Girari' S will as to the
structure have nearly all been loosely OBJ
Fs7iVed Should the plan be adopted. the
enclosure will consist chiefly of gates,
with Just stone wall enough left to con-
-orn to the will in letter but not spirit.
'hiladelphians need no instructions as
TO how not to execute wills and vet re-
aan the testator's money.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

DR.. II. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y: Dea1
Sr-For many months I was great suf
ferer. Physicians could afford me no relief
In my despair commenced the use of your
''Favorite Prescription" 1t speedily eff
fected my entire and permanent: cure.
Yours thankfully,
Mrs. P. II. BAXTER. Iowa City, la.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
{I's (et'I n|1h'e,
ELKTON, AUGUST ), 1889.

CONGRESS will in all proba biiity adj
.7ourn to-day. Let the welcome news be
1lcralded the country over, and the thanks
Of grateful nation echo the glad tidings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
FOR 3 | r.

A bright bay COLT, - Years old.
< "A good size, "cutlc. well-!red aud gives prom
Use "i extra speed. Terms easy. Apply TO
HARRY ID. TRlMBLE
.lnly l5-2w* Bay View Cecil county Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
ORDER NTSI.
ALICE. 5. DONNELL

JOHN w MORGAN AND MARY MORGAN.
His WIFE.
No 1888 Chauccrv.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
In relation to the sale of the Real Estate Of
John w. Morgan.
ORDERED. This 9Th dav of July.
~ lSSo tila: the sale made and reported by
reuben HaiueS. Trustee III the ahnyc-cntiticd
cause. &c ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
contrary thereof be shown on before the 18th
day of September 1852: provided, copy of this
notice be inserted in some newspaper published
in Cecil county. once week tor one month prior
to the 10th day of August. 1857
The Report states the amount OF sales to he
81. 300 90 JAMES y. DAVIS. CLERK.
True copy: test, JAMES A. DAVIS.
July Sim Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

7 will sell my WAGON and HARNESS
L Tor $40. The Wagon was built to order and
came from the shop January 18th 1881. The
harness was purchased on September 10Th,
last year. Address
REV. WN. b. ROSF,
July 29-2w Elktop, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

III is estimated that s64, 900 bales of
Fops are required every year to supply
the worlds demand, the greatest part of
Them being used in brewing beer. as may
he inferred from the fact that IA. III. 46G
barrels of malt liquors were sold in this
country alone last year Some years ago
rhere was a sudden extension of hop cuI-
lure in the United States, the prices then
prevailing makiag it exceedingly profit
''aie. In 1873 and 1873 che price ranged
from three to twelve cents Der pound,
nut during the present week it has been
'uore than half dollar pound. When
there is full crop this country produces
10000 bales, England 4So, Geo bales and
2he Continent 10000 bales, the weirbt
81 bale averaging 1S5 pounds. 1t is
reported that there will be less than half
y full crop this year, and :he proprieters
"i hop yards are happy. The expensive
fiess of malt is likely to somewhat in
crease the adulteration Of malt liquors
&!ucose being substitute for ingredients
winch are never wanting in good beer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
NOTICE.
J AM ES l.. NEAXEY
rs.
A. AUGUSTA ROBERTS

A. AUGUSTA ROBERTS
In TIE Circuit Court for Cecil county, In E,ouity
y pursuance of an order of the Circuit
II Cont for Cecil county. III Equity passed in
titr "fecltit'ed cause. notice is hereby given to
the .tcn creditors ui iht said Augusta i Roberts
/" III" tngtr claims. properly authenticated With
Tie Clerk of said Court. MlIhja siXty DAYS from
the date oi the first Insertion o this notice (Au-
gust !. lsS2.) G. NcCt'II.DIr,fII
Auditor ot tn" Circuit coGrt Tor Cecil county. in
Equity. IAu. 5-ipa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

RICHARD J. Cuttings, ESQ, promi
nsnt lawyer of Baltimore, died suddenly
OF Inflammation of the bowels, at Ocean
City, on Wednesday. Besides being a
lawyer Of ability, he was 4 genial and
a'niable gentleman He was an orna-
ent to the Baltimore Bar, and his death
a loss to his community
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
Small Farm at Private Sale,

I'VE subscriber offers at Private Sale
his FARM. containing about 22l. Acres
near Brick Meeting House, Cecil county, Nd.
improved hy good BUILDINGS. Apple lE1AL
Orchard, Ne: convenient to churches t,sssiI'
schools. mil and railroad. II 50 desired N I'm
good land. "Ith"dt improvements. adJoin- kliE.IIE
ing. can bc had at fair pric" Apply to
HENRY n WRIGHT
Calvert p. o.. Cecil county. Md.
.ivy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

SIROEELS SORE

RrF. Dr. -. il. detailing his experience with
IN" t'TTi.tisA Ri:MEitS. said HAT Through Divine
PROV ItitHre uae Vi hi> lHt!>",rrS cured oi Il
Scroiuious sore. which iraS slowly irlinu" away
his lie. lay ttiet II,IiiA RES"IVENr internally
am! trrICrEA aud CFrl,rEA Soar externally
" driven ont
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
BUILDING LINE.

PG the Bushel 4 lot of New York
~ State EARLY ROSE POTATOES
McCRACKEN * BRO,
Mar i.t-t North East Md.
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CsJs('JTItA a.

Y
The tutrura treatment. for the cure % Shin,
Scalp and Blood diseases. consists in the intcrnai
G.e ai EITicI ~ Rls5uLyLNT. TIA" new Blood
luliii,r. ana the "NirrnaI rs. at flrI,t-RA and
tIti|i RA SCAF. tAU Great SIKH. Cures. Price of
Ct f!'D'EA. small hJNes. 5,-: barge boxes II No
trr!'r1.l hE~"i. ENr. i per h"tt.C. tTTItI-EA
>"A9. .jr.: - rf,tE \ ilIAfI Soar i:".
pe;.ut. WEEKS y l'OtE1H. Boston. Iu!.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

II has been generally remarked how
little lightning we have had during the
Summer in this section of Maryland.
Some wiseacres for this reason anticipate
a sichly fall. However that may be, we
Predict plenty Ct political lightning in
Cecil before frost sd one Elkton lawyer
a least down wit the judicial malaria
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05
Frazer Axe Grease.

One greasing with Frazer ANle Grease
will last two weeks, all others two or three
days. Try it. 1t received first premium a.
the Centennial Exposition.
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Horse and Cart for Sale.

A good HORSE and CART are offered
"A for sale. For terms. apply to
Elkton, July 22-4w PETER MILBURN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

- Guard and protect your health. Use
Browns Irop Rittara. A true tonic
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SOME of the Republican members Of
I ongress are reported to have said that
tie veto of the River and Harbor bill
'fould have a bad effect on the party.
The atmosphere at Washington is notori-
tnsiy unfavorablc to seeing things in
I 'eir true relations. These Congressman
Nill find that the people think that if
the Republican party depends for its ex-
iSteuce upon pap fed with such Lig
iroon, it had better change its diet.
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Sanf0rd's Radical Cure.

Head Colds. HateIy Discharges from the Nos.
aid Eyes. Ringing Noises in the Head Nervous
Headache and Chlls ami Fever INSTANTLY relieved!
Choking. pntrid mucus is .iislod-.i membrane
t"alsed. dlsn:ectcd and :ieaic,. breath sweet
.ll-d. >n"l. taste ans, hearing restored and con
>ttutional rava.rS checked.
Cough. i:'on"htis. nropp:n=S into the Throat.
l&!!i. IN the th"si Dyspepsia. Was.in. ul strength
and Flesh, Loss vi Sleep. Nc. cured!
tnc bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal so,
vent al d out. Dr. Sanford Inhaler in uus. nork
ace. o. al! druggists, Tor 81. Ask for SANFoED's
hAilctLtURE WEEKS X POTTER Boston
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

THE long session of Congress was
that which lasted until September so,
1850, resulting in what are known as
shc compromise measures of $780,
ut the other ''long sessions" including
t rat of the present year, which have ex-
nded beyond July, are six in number.
! is probable, however, that Congress
'ver held longer session to accomplish
l IS work than the one now inflicted
L ION long suffering people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-08-05

The Utliccrof Registration for the Seventh Flee
ton district will attend 1T his Office. at q AT
Tie SWAMI, on Monday. the l4th day OF
August 1882: III PbINCn!O FURNACE.
en- Tuesday the 10Th day OF August. 1882: and
and PORT DEPOSIT. on Wednesday,. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. the 10th, nth 18th
and 18th DAYS Of August. 1852.
The Republican journal., 1882-08-17

And the editor of a prominent Democratic
weekly, and veteran politician, says that Mr.
Pcndleton's political career will end with his
present term in he Senate. He was not popu-
lar with the party before his civil service re-
form advocacy and since that he is positively
obnoxious to them. '.We are hungry" says the
veteran. land are not afraid to say So
This is the sort of comfort the civil service
reformers. who, like our correspondent. are
looking to the Democratic party for assistance,
may expect.
The journal is not opposing civil service re-
form. 1t is merely exposing the sham reform
crs and the insincere professions of the Democ-
racy. On this question. as on others, the Jour
nal stands squarely upon the Republican plat
FORMS and to the best of its ability will defend
the principles and policy of that party, not alone
upon party grounds. but because ii believes
them to be for the best interests of the State
and Nation. EDITOR JOURNAL.
The Republican journal., 1882-08-17
MALno COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The Waldo County Republicans.

rhc Republicans of Waldo County met in
Convention in this city on saturday last and
nominated their standard bearers and proclaim
ed their principles for the coming campaign. A
report Of the proceedings is elsewhere publish
cd. The convention was composed Of earnest.
intelligent and patriotic men. 1t was harmoni-
Gus, animated by common purpose, and chose
it, candidates wisely. Resolutions We're adopt
ed endorsing the Republican State platform.
sustaining the Presidents veto Of the river and
harbor bill, commenting the Maine Republicans
III Congress for standing by the President. and
pledging >upportto Col. Robe and the nominees
Of the convention. The county ticket will be
found at the head of our editorial columns.
Now let the Republicans of Waldo county go 10
work. Every vote viii tell in the coming con-
The Republican journal., 1882-08-17

The Portland Advertiser has this to say of one
of the salient points of Plaisteds letter of accept
ance of the Democratic nomination
In the second place, he says that the Repub-
lican party is the party of monopolies, favorng
banks Of issue and demanding decentralization
| of silver in order to place the business of the
country lat the mercy of the money kings who
are able to manipulate gold" The business of
the country is quite able to take care of itself if
Congress will let it alone The banks are Il
part of the machinery of business and in no
sense monopoes. Governor Plasted's plan to
transform the national treasury into a gigan-
tic bank with the two houses of Congress for
directors is thoroughly unsound.