Daily Republican., 1884-09-09
MAINE SPEAKS.
ruaL IHOUsAND MAJOhiTx
sN.,rxTHAs THE REPUBLI-
CANS EXPECTED.

.rrrW THAN THE ME- Cnh
CANS EXPECTED.
,,xp Ne. September S.-The
r.. rO..I of Maine to-day Voted for Q
dineDs four members Of Congress,
tfw, ts'sr.ops state Senators, lol hepre'
alh!iIvss ices and full Boards OF county Off
sl's.'bs ,bs ,ixteen COUNTIES of the State.
ess ~ urhernatorial vote In 1880 stood
lllt,',sd lls ca (Fusion), 1910; Davis { Re-
Pns,eu Psn.an, 544; scattering, 645; total,
plOasS y sSs The Presidential vote that
ls,,",, ", .,ood Garfield. 1902; Hancock,
Jsst saIi. weaver, 1909; Neal Dow, 92i
w., ,..,,ng l39; total, 143, ,903; showing
'i,.h'i 'ip,.onb'ican plurality of S,S4l, q mi.
> nv NJ NJ l6g in the Gubernatorial elec-
Du''i septenber. The Presidential
hsa '.. ~ Generally gains on the Gubernato'
vi " ve,e Of the same year, owing TO the
!" I.,tsned exertions of the defeated
'.rr ',.r Therefore. to the winners ma.
~" s.y today may be added a fair In.
.s. ..:s for the Presidential majority In
Ssr.mber. The vote of 1880 WAS the
ia,iest ever cast.
ne returns up 10 midnight indicate
Republican plurity of over 13, 600,
,smates based on returns received
=, Reed a majority Of 600 in the
En E District, with Dingley, Milliker
N Bou,ele e.elected in the Second,
Sir and Fourth Districts, the lattel
i, an increased ajority. The Repub
Nm claim $1,000 plurality for ROBBIE
M Democrats concede $4,000. AL
s,rblican congressman reelected, and
4, STATE Legislature is strongly Repub
sau.
Tao hundred and twenty-five town,
t1r Robe, 5000 Redman: 40,4
uaering, 227l Republican plurality
NgO. The same towns in 1880 CAV,
|hvi., 50 O,69l Plaisted, 4s,634 scat
y1ng, 5713 Republican plurality, 2l57
|bpubligau gain, 1883. These figurei
1iicate Republican plurality ofabou
sNO.
lat night the Republicans of Angus
IA held a great jubilee over the resul
dthe elec' On. The returns were re-
o,ved al MeoniaD Hall and speeches
ysl- made hy citizens and visitors. A
soCock procession was formed oI
vrei street and marched to the res
2eace Of Mr.. Blaine, cheering all along
be Inc
Arriving ia front of Mr.. Blaine's ros.
hs1ce the band played and great
uowl shouted for Blaine. In respon 3,
NJ B.aine advanced to the entranc,
aL,, hou,r, amid a storm Of cheers
All address the assembled people n
h.0ss
Re.ow.cltizens and old friends: TIL,
2pablicaIs Of Maine may we'll con
gatu ate themselves on the magnificen
'eiOTy which they have won. Fou
ya., ago This evening we were over
EAtlmel and humiliated by the loss o
lAr State. We rejoice row over an un
pra.eied triumph which is registered
By The choice Of both branches Of tn
legislature, by the election of all tn
representatives. in Congress, OF all tn
eVtiy oiicers of every county in tn
Saie except one, and of popular ma
l5'! iJr Governor Robie of perhap
W. voters The cause OF this Demo
titoverthrow, gentlemen, is know,
NalL Our canvass has been con
as'1cn one great issue, our paper
iNsF, that constantly before ;b
lsptevery speaker from every plat
aa has enunciated, defended, enforce,
Y Ills the issue OF protection t
Aarcan labor.
iNafiit has been almost the onl,
s.e!I0n discussed in our canvass, an
-pNp.e have responded nobly. The
1leFsand the subject fully. The
59W Tue details of the Morrison Tari
w. and they read therein the precis
.e4's which would follow If our OF
plta's should obtain control of tn
S4'.La Government. They see tina
" Morrison bill enacted into La
. so.A seriously cripple If not utterl
sSI.oy sI the Ieading Industrial Interest
%Ma'he HAT would reduce the wag,
EVER laoorihg man and stop ever
S.', y, manufacturing enterprise in I'll
'et'Ae HIS. the peol le Of Maine bay
r.ts'd against the enactment of I
a., s'Ae'!Fc measure, anu have set til
~ ~ ~ VI ul'approbation upon the Dem,
H.. parry that supports it. Man
y'ucTats IN Maine who have never b,
S's s'',v NSyeFei in their allegiance TO tn
% nave ranged themselves to-da
i1,,' Wv N'l""t protection O Ame rican II
s1C! ny voting the full Republica
p,n.. mar lraders could not hold then
H. u'Scir'lne is powerless again
Ne ,s. n' 'c''"hs OF men. The issue @
No. sHlNTahce amendment to the Co,
rgii. J,Oh las been very properly HI
!, I,! =; : isparated from the political COZ
~, .As state today,
nj THal! Democrats have voted for
a,,i, r zone republicans have vote
lt- s-uS' Sa', H. The Republican party, t
not tTp''lr W. OF .edding temperance mel
rsa, sA 10 action as a party on the amen,
Al T aii tor myself decided not to vo
ter t t, W. The question. ! took this DOS
rb,'" 'e'"use | am chosen by the r
iSio,ai party as the representative
.ts0 s". ISSUES, and by no act of mir
raionanly question be obtruded into Il
p,ona,a sl campaign which belonI
C.rs;! 10 the domain of State polite
Certain nm au coates of prohibition an
EACH .s., Opponents of prohibition q
laonal lhlhg to drag the issue into Il
eIcnda g hVass, and thus tending
qasstionsai IRON ON popular consideration I'll
Cision winch press for national d
belOpU ~ ~ There be any questions tn,
S,a,a solely to the police mower of =,
ltafc nm, 10 .ne control of the liqu
rstiopaI a ,a, wise men will not negle
Contest ISSUES In the year of a nation
aiiH, iiHy,Sas vSis. friends of a pro.ecti,
Tie can which is the practical issne
vo,4s ,u pa'gn, will not divert the
Which the question Of probibitio
pation.i,S Is not a practical issns IN :,
pleasure 'aainpaign. accept with gre
Voe Of tbiSs Soul M congratulations on Il
towns NJ auis S city and the surrounds
disguise ,roe ,nehnebec county. | do n
stst6rd ton n yon that am profound
the Rood WIN WIN the result. DESTROYS
,hat' '1,u / ss opinion of all men. lam sn
opiuion seem "tem above all others the on,
Whom havn ,n'se excellent people amo OF
any aduIt passed nearly ali the YEA
aately frn', NE, who know me I'M
cVizen, , nei young manhood az a fello
~ thank snoor and friend. l retu
.earter ,hariot iot your cali, and st
@day. Na'ks Tor your great work
foilovin
Slan, Of Ii,. MT. Blaine, Senator G,
Swih d., iIinois, and Genarai ~,