The Republican journal., 1884-08-28

Chorus-Glory, &c.
Forth from the pines of Maine to Florida's fair
From rough Atlantic's coast to Western oceans
strand,
From lake to gulf there comes the victor's joy
Gus band
For Blaine is marching on.
Chorus-Glory, sc.
The summer sun shall see contest fair and
With hosts by Bourbon led whose standard
bearer new
Will guide to river salt, sorry, vanquished
crew,
For Blaine is marching on.
Chorus-Glory, sc.
And when November skies shall see the nation
won,
To cast ballot true for Names immortal son.
Then will the Union shout-"the work of peace
is done,'
While Blaine is marching on.
Chorus-Glory, &c.
G. w. S. i'll Boston journal.
W. w. PEI RY OPPOSES FUSION.
We take from the Courier-Gazet the fol-
lowing report of rhe remarks of w. w. Perry
at the recent Greelback county convention in
Rockland: W. w. Perry of Camden said that
there had been little said by those favoring
fusion. Thought it was injustice to both Demo-
Gratis and Greenbackers to fuse. We do inJus-
tice to the Democrats by giving them aid and
infusing new life into them, which we cannot
promise will be permanent. Now did the
Democrats In their national convention favor
the Greenbackers? How Ben Butler and his
platform We're treated YOU well know. As
soon as Cleveland was nominated the English
press showed plainly their joy. Ben Butler
was driven out of that convention by Demo-
Gratis. Now do you ask me tc vote for Demo-
crat! DO you ask me to vote for this Clcve-
land, the friend of monopolisls! | W i'll aeoe'
do it. Solon Chase was one of the first fusion
lists. He led us into the camp. He was after
the spols. We may differ in our views, but
trust We are all honest in our beliefs. When
fusion hut union Rnt GreenhacLerS let mo
tell you If you help the Democrats and throw
away your principles, you are lnfusng new
life into the Democratic tiger and he will tear
your life out. Why are we alive in this country
to-day! Because in 1880 we did not fuse, and
some of us were sacrificed. How was defeat
ed at that time: Prominent Thomaston Demo-
Gratis on the morning of election day circulated
the report that | had withdrawn. | am here
to-day as IA Greenbacker, upholding Greenback
principles. Let the spoS alone. You say the
Republicans will carry the county. Let them
then, but let US stand by our principles as
party. What is the matter with you! Let us
not tie ourselves to the Democratic parry, [
don't want any Democrats on our ticket. They
kicked out Butler at their convention and every
London paper supports Cleveland. Henry
W ard Beecher supports Cleveland and Henry
Ward Beecher said that bread and water We're
good enough for laboring men. Cleveland is
an arlstocrat of the first water and the monopO-
lists friend, ana are we Greenbacks to vote
for the men who indorse him? Let us put up
an entire ticket and go to work shall vote
for no Democrat Remember that. The men
who founded this government stood out alone,
and let us not fear to do the same. Our cand-
date, General Butler, is unequalled i'll ability
and he's a general in every sense Of the word.
had, LET rs be trne to ourselves. If We emit
elect our ticket now, we can in future time.
,
LII" i''i'ii- N'hHhioAN N"ih'
Daniel O'Connell, Bangor Irishman, writes
long letter to the Wing in which he gives
some of the reasons why the Irish are deserving
the Democratic party. He complains. and the
complaint is well founded, that the Democratic
leaders have always acted as if they owned the
Irish vote, and have used it to "simply elevate
themselves to positions of political and fnanci-
al Standing" AS an Illustration of the shabby
treatment which the Irish are accustomed to re-
ceive he cites the fact that for years they have
been habtually ignored in the Democratic nom
nations in PenobscOt county, and whenever,
as i'll the case of Mr.. Madigan and Mr.. Don
worth, an Irish Catholic has been a candidate
for the sutfrages of the Democratic voters, he
has always run behind his ticket. Mr.. O'Con-
heii a'So points oul that Tue most conspicuous
nn,tinr ,ho nn,anraptpp num ',,
hitterlV hostile to tha Irish rha free tradn
lortrines If tbe Damo.rotio ,,.rtv b.,a .lsn o,,1
ortad a. powerful inN,,onoo ;n tnrrrin,r tba Ill
vntas a,yov fron, the Dan,onr,ti n,r,r 81, hal
boovaS the IriSh yntarS ;, no sn,, ..ta 500 ,hat
NO, ,ra ,,nt dar,aI ~ ho.I .na rod,,oad ~
tho ;sorat ~ *, horil,a ",i 81 ,o ~
tv Nv tba ;n,uortatinn ~ Enolish n,nn,f.atrros
whicb nrodncel NV nannar Iahnr nnrid he soI,i
dna-nh,.nn in nj conrntry ,, "
"'7' ''''"p III 'N'' County,
THE INTERESTS OF MAINE PEOPLE.
Nv, , ,,; ;.,. ,..
,ha peopIo W. tmn "ie, mn"'efor paity
% .i; ' , a'.eu 49, he' "Ppi 'oia'o ~
uanonnomt a 10 nI" ;sa "iS f m
If this state is to grow and prosper IFS increase
must come from the wise protection and foster
ing of manufacturing industries, must come by
continuation of the policy which the Repub-
lican party is sponsor for, has steadily pursued
since it came to power and Is pledged to pursue
in the future, the policy to which the Demo-
cratic party is hostile and which it purposes to
end. and will end, if it is given a chance.
There is no working man in Maine who can
serve his own welfare in any direction (unIess
he expects to get an office by supporting a
,olinu of fnstarinp Amar;o.n ,,,.n,f.o.urinu
industries, and American markets for American
farmers. Portland Press.
THE VETERAN DANIEL. sT1CKSEy SPEAKS.
,.. ~ ~ -,
o.Ils lol Jalles u. b'aIhe ioi IleSluen. ;
an" the holli'hees VI lne iepuplicaii party
means plenly OF Work ana soou ply ior our
oul LAY liiels' oli iliecnthlts @ anu
lnpolGls ol eNeLg class. NolsnS lol "roNer
oieteiaha ana and nominees ol 1ile oelsloeratic
Pi ieans teuucts1n III tiie piite VI staloh'
ol potatoes, ol nay ol iuilptr' OF slock' sheep'
anu az 'l'e slap1e ptouuulS ol Aloostooh, pIilS
ny ehe pr'ots Nov uoM ~ ,eItl WIN lhosb ol ene
prov ihces oi 3>eM ID luhs " ich. anu why ooes
IL mean .hls olhpiy because the democrats
propose 10 pu. all .Lese articles upon m lhe lree
iist, anu ol COURSE li.esc Articles WI pe worm
ny more tlis sue ol lhe Iron lron posts lhan lucy
are On we otnt[ slde' lDahlel otichhey Ill
Afooslook hepuoiicah'
GENERAL CHAMBERLAIN'S POSITION.
Very MANY claims have been made that Cen
Joshua l.. Chamberlain would NOT sunnort the
Renuhlican nominee The Kennebec Journ.l
nublishrs tbe followino as his own statement
!. i am a Renuhliran and deem If tbe hest course
for me to stand bv NV marty. + do not rebuke
others with whom / symnathize on general
grounds for taking course different from
mine but for me 10 abide nietlv within the
lines of the party seems the consistent and
manly course"
POINTS.
Tho Kannnbec Journal cave. T,yo etr.nrars