The Republican journal., 1884-08-14
The Democratic Flag RAISING.

THE FIRST GrN FOR CLEVELAND IN BELFAST.
II PROV rs TO BE A TOY PISTOL AND MORE
DANGEROUS Al THE BREECH THAN AT THE
MJZZLE.
The long talked off Democratic demonstration
took place in this city on SATURDAY. evening last
Judge ltedman, the candidate of that party for
Governor and 'other speakers" We're announc-
ed. and it was thought that W. H. Mel elan,
esq. now soiourning here. might ava il himself
of the opportunity TO address those who once
marched under his orders, but h e remained a
of many of those present. The other local guns
appeared to have been spiked and Mr.. Redman
had TO bear the burden of lhe even ing alone
The fla raising was arranged for time when
everybody Is on the streets. and the music of The
Belfast cornet band brought all the small boys
together in the vicinity of lIowes corner, and
they did about all the cheering when . flag
bearing tue names of Cleveland and Hendricks
and tedman was run out over Main street on a
rope stretched from City Block 10 Masonic
Temple. Soon after, the band having been
stationed on the porico of the American House,
winch was used rs the speakers stand, the
committee arrived from the depot with Mr..
Redman, and W. z, Thompson introduced him
as the man who ought to be the next Governor
OF Maine. but who would be two years hence
and no power on earth could prevent it. Thus
admOnshed of the defeat before him in the
dress He las y written Sneprh rarafnIlv com,
mitIed which he delivers when called unnn
without the change OF a comma. He delivered
this speech at Bangor week or more ago, and
part of it In Boston Friday evening, emptving
such a bad snppch All things considered anJ
Mr. Recman delivers il very well hut the tasE
Of dnfpndino ClayaI.nd AVA uan1r;nl.s 10 ,
INTELLIGENT and wplI.in formed nnouIp and of on
dcaynrinp 10 make if .nnear tbat the Demo-
cratic nartv i a reform n,rtv is tno mu.h A.
him InJgino Gron, IT, ahants hero ,nI mo
comments of The a,lLi,.noe S,tnrIaT ii@ht we
are t,Ir,her strpnothnnnl IN rho hejaf tbat if ia
= GOOD snqrqh ,nI that tyharere, if i dvareJ
II wiI mnlIa Bnnnhlin.,n ,n,n. Af,ar M
usu.,l nraIin,inar, tl,,,,,I,n,ants Il ~ l.cnt
asspmhl,on,, tho cunal-nr IN ho al not ooa,1a
here to Sne,L sIifbtingiv o. me d;St;no,,ishaj
gentlemen Of fhs Slatn ,,!ho bod. tho pan,,I'l
Dan tirl,ot M. tn ,hmsa .nyhn'IT M + not
really "a ,n.rn,,,in,n,,, a. ,,,,r,,IJ a,l,ania ~
n,r r Il -. a 80 ' IL" ~ 9"
IN u,bih tba G 1 y, p'Tt - ~
hn,Ss thn nnmonr,i, tinlat .t,n''1 hafn th ,o
nn,,nt tolJ 1Thn M poj,, ,,, iliJ
to tn yh,t 10 cow, t noifa.t e. = ~ h.,a
roma to mni,n With ,,ou ~ noIoi.,,ino 10 "nI
ratifvino the nomin.tian ~ ,he n,,,nnai hom ""
ran; % IN tha W wy ~
ot INV in the nnaen ritv Of tha Weot ' ON thn
shores of that GREAT miami nne.n II WOO a
preat convention. errn,t in nnnhars areat in
inteIIigenra III grast in .ntion he,,' s niaaa
in nnminotion he rsnrasantativa of tba rn,n6
Democrats of the land -Grover CLEVELAND 81
Nov Tnrl, a,J .S no sano,j ~, ia ,i,io "
thc nure snotlnss and iriaJ S,.tssnan ~ Thon,as
4 Han,,rirEs If Jndi.nn ) Thio ,'as.,aa arr,
tanlv caIIs for .i,'.n II IL p'I ~ 20
nar,da I.rovar ClavaIand, ..,he
Of tbe vnn,,a nemonr'tl Of ,bo ian y ~ ia ',
oiber youno man trhara ~ Nv nn, VI w an
ClnyaIanrl raaorr NC ..stat nov o'q IIo VI
1rirks tha hi,ter connerhaad t. caiina ..nnrn
only !he representative OF the young Demo-