Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-16

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we nave managed 10 EXIST i"I t"o WINS
and more without our President, and a major
ror,;o, IF tho C,bi,ct and We can 500 li-tl.
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a"airs Notwithstanding 'h' "'I '''te''-e'
statement of Editor Dana of the New ork
Sun that the country is going 10 the dogs
ill :,m;it t,;.,-i, =,
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the West. what different view oil thing-
political editor Dana would have had if he
had secur.d nl..a in Cr,nt,s c,I,in.t our
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democrats
Murch, the reiormcr, will have to adyer-
49,; c. ,Lo. Ut,l, L,,i, H. ,,-tJ La,
spring wheh ne was going 10 purify the once
of the Architect of the Treasury. The boom
is apparently lost: gone beyond hope of re-
cevarv. About the only thing dqv.I,,,sd in
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Maihe Is 'haI Murch 'eSi'"'u u""'r "a'h'
that he defrauded the government by '.Sol
diering" or making one DAYS work last sew.
eral DAYS, and chat he ordered the men uu,l-r
him to do the same thing Murch is n samfl,
reformer. and is about the only thing here
abouts that Maine has had to blush for
The Hon. Fred Douglass writes fatteriny
letters from Bar lIarbor, Me, to his friends
in this city, and "a he recently sent for heavier
clothing il is fair TO suppose that he is going
to make a protracted visit. That he enjoys
the beautiful scenery and heaIthful climate. Of
Maine is not to be wondered at and he knows
of old what New England has1i,aIitv i Our
colored brethren who have been North call it
ern States.
The democrats have started ont on a rciru
of KuKluxism and terrorism in certain south
ern States, and as our government seems pow
erless TO protect its citizens At home a. well
as abroad 1t will result in making the south
solidly democratic in 1885, II seems to be
in strict accordance with Southern ideas Of
law and order 10 terrorize republicans white.
or black, and almost every law national or
state that is intended to give colored peopl
Justice is pronounced unconstitutional bv thr
Judges when Tested. especially II In, victims
are known to be republicans. II would he
very good scheme if the protectibn princi
piles of the republican partv could be aopli,d
to citizens as well as industries. Mr.. Edgar
J. Perry. of Ellsworth. Maine. who holds an
important position in the Pension office i.
spending the month of August in the vicinity
of his home. Mr. Perry was formerly con
nected with the Ellsworth American and is
partial to brutettes. two very important
facts Mr. l.. f. Dickev and family of
Monroe. Maine. leave this CITY for their
home Aug 10th for 4 months vacation. NJ
X, Page of Uoulton. Maine. now resident in
this citv will spend his vacation in the west
and emulate President Arthur. b. sight see.
ing. Mr. Lucien Prescott. formerly eii-
tor Of the Pennington. (MeO Chronicle hut
now clerk in the Treasury Department
will spepd his vacation in Dakota. With his
son CIV. who two wears ayn cave mn tho s.,rt
presery,,;vs " far the ls, of a f,rri.r in no,
western S,.,e Mr. I ~ Rabsnn rlicf of
the Issue ami Gazette Di,isior Of tho ps,sr,,
office left MONDAY for n vaca,ion nj hrs old
home in Brooksyille. Maine Bahson is
genial whole soulei son of Maine. and
his long service in the IMMIGRANT
office he now holds attests his efficiency