New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
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over Witch john Adams and tho Nnor lawyers ~ Tho
Massachusetts bar made their circuits following
the uEpa Hat tho nutrural OF tho region deN eloped
IN M Yankee character something very similar To- tho
spirit ut tho Woalem 7alos Great mmbefi Of tho uon
cot hano on in the forests logging and rolling um
uet and binding Rats Ia tho Toy water Others were -e'-
flus Iuou gong oil to tho fishing banks and ~ Tar a.
Chul in search Of employment on trade. suu others
Wcto Is most superb ship builders on the GLOBE or uu
iron oept apaca ON wood for tho hull, OF chips. In
course OF time the manufactures also got into corner or
Maine. Her boundary lines which gave great concern 10
both England ana America, were finally adjusted IN &C
cordaucc with the determined Spirit of he Maine people,
would have mad to stand the OF war n their
aggres,i,euess should bring about. Maine broke
away from Massachusetts, for reasons both economical
and social The spirit Of Maine never approved OF the
narrow respecting OF persons and severity Of punishment
given to little offences in the older colony This moment
it the boast Of Maine that she is the Western state Of
Ncw-Engaud
Near the beginning OF the great civil made the ac-
quanance Of officers from the state Of Name on
the field Of battle. rhc 9Th Maine Regiment, commanded
by tail old fellow Jackson, with red beard, whose
lieutcnau-colonc, long Democrat. was killed few
minutes after he left my side Gainess i seemed to
me to be very much Ike the 9Th Wisconsin Regiment
which cucamped close by and OF which Amasa Cobb
now Of Nebraska was colonel The 9TH Wisconsin made
llancocks reputation at the battle OF WILLIAMSBURG
standing with Wisconsin grit and then charging the
field The 9th Maine Regiment also saw 40 the battle
Of Cedar Mountain, composed Of men hardy and as
amiabic rock ana moss together Tho 1st Maine CAY
airy rccolcct with its horses arranged in tones and
coors according 10 companies. All these organizations
differed from the Eastern and Middle STATES and city
regiments in having pure and homogeneous character
mixture OF the sea- the country and the forest They
were men who sought war. after war was the public
policy and frightened at nothing 50 much as the appeal
ancc Of the enemy.
General Chamberlain whom also met at the close Of
the and by him introduced TO General Grhn at
Five Forks while he has not always been in accord with
the rcgnant school in Maine felt clearly the neigh
borly sense OF rcowcitzcnshp to respond TO Il bland
-hments Of small men when tho public manhood Of
Maine To- testify at the polls whether competitions In
the past should be remembered In that hour when a
Young Commonwealth il put on her mcte before the
country. Who is my neighbOr T. was asked by Christ
when he told the parable Of the Good Samaritan The
Samaritan had saved the life OF an unknown man, prob
ably no very exalted bcterelenent kind Of man for
he seems to have had credentials whatever But that
man fell among thieves and the Samaritan went 20 hs
and sat him his own ass and took him to the
inn. When the thieves OF character. who had erected
their little presses in the present campaign against
Blaine looked the state Of Maine for melnness and in
hospitality, the 10000 majority on the state
ticket for Mr. Blaine and much more a. he wants in
November lie was her ueighbor.
Who Is thy neghboT, young man. about to drop the
ballot I'm the box scarcely two months hence Thy
nechhor ia he who has fallen among thieves There Ia
no worse type in the United states to day han the small
cluster Of ndiy duas who are seeking Boy mutual alnra-
ton dcspou popular government of its due potency
Nobody elected uemto 10 Venetian Council of Revision
on the popular will Their scheme Is backmaiing one;
put mp newspaper hero and there divide the Re-
publican vote hand the country over to tho enemy and
thus got roldy to levy bacshecsh In future campaigns
Not much bigger than the salvation Army, TIA leaders
constitute the uackman Army Of the immediate moment
They arc ulc tho robbers I'm the story Of tho Forty
Thieves. who having grievance AGAINST goodman Al
Bnhl concealed Themselves i'm certain supposed hlttoa
of oil and were deposited ia mia back yard Tho oil was
ON their touguo. but dad not deceive tho simple maid
who went out AZ uieht t. get little of mat oil on the DIV,
drcndoy dishonest tho act Ma foo order To cook her
She heard the REFORM tohnrr inside say
Captain d, time % so tho maid ur.l'd hrr hciAca
full or boilus water and IN the cour,o of "a lew hours
dead thicf floating around IN barrel OF In, own con
tiyauce Tl uri.hhor of the well TODD ANA hopeful
race OF the United states Il that youas man who at the
aec of thirty c-ht became the speaker OF Congress, aud
under his gaycl passed all the which rounded
mp this country into the light Of freedom and OF future
stability. Whatever good the Republican party ha, done
since the close Of the war Mr. Blaine superintendent
The debt questions, the currency the public bonds the
pensions the Pacific railroads, the manufacturing char
actcr the Nuton, that statu, the freedmen VIII yet
have when the dark becomes light. the rehabilitation OF
the National cditce the commodious public buildings
where the United states communicates with ITS children
all these things have been taught to walk by the good
fellowship OF Blaine Is he anybody neighbor Shall
thieves murder him on the road Of his good repnte ana
rob Us OF hi, perfect experience
see that Mr. Pound Wisconsin, has pronounced Tor
Cleveland Mexican fashion reco'ect ins Pound at
Washington his brief Congressional ie at the rooms OF
certain wealthy gentlemen who had q property IN
icoplrlv. This property several thousand miles
from Mr. Pounds state and nobody from That state had
a cents worth Of interest init The opposite side 10 the
controversy was poor. Mr. Pound may be q Sterling
man. but the circumstance lhaye mentioned sugce'edto
me that he might be looking for the better element.
man Of good ordinary reuute driving to his bank dur
ns last week u neigh5orius town, sound lie" rpaer
published in this city which covered him with such I'M
utltious that he Into room and cut the veins I'm
his AIMS and cut his throat and fell dead God help the
institution which ont of freedom afforded 10 the press
found 40 uobler use illustrate Itself than to drive that
man to deathl 1t found In another day that he had
been victim instead Of offender such are the news
papers which have been publishing a this summer hire
linz attacks in the interests OF British manufacturers.
upou the next President of the United states Especially
have they been DESTROYS wound his wife and children
The people Will have accounting with these folks I'm
November.
hear the tumbe-hug papers talking about The star
Routes In the Democratic National Committee sits MI
smalley the nephew Of the who was the greatest
star Route contractor in America. Mr Bradley Barlow.
Democrat. who not long ago failed in Vermont and
dropped about an he ever possessed Of is the uncle
of MI smalley the agreeable gentleman who FASTENED
to Josh Hart to get the Morey letter aud take 1t 10
that n-hcaded old tobacco sign, Banum, that he.
after the manner Of Appus Caudus, might pronounce
the writing to he Garieds. Barnum authority on
handwriting is what Artemus Ward would call an
amusn' cuss" The Barlow Interest expects to have
big stake In the star Routes Cleveland be smuggled
through.