The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-07-01
Campaign Notes.

Hon. c. A. Boutelle has RESIGNED his nosit;on on
the Republican State Committee. He il to be suc-
ceeded by Hon. John l.. Cutler of Bangor.
Mr. Samuel L. Boardman. of Augusta is WRITING
sketch of the home life of Mr.. Blaine for New
York firm.
Hon. Church Howe of Nebraska, who was a
member of the committee of notification is in Au-
gusta. He is accompanied by Mr.. j. S. Clarkson
of Des Mones, Iowa.
Nothing definite has been done regarding the re-
movaI of the headquarters of the Republican State
Committee from Auburn to Portland. If it should
be decided to do that it might become necessary to
choose new chairman and secretary of the COM
mittee as the business relationships of the present
incumbents would hardly allow their attendance in
Portland.
Blaine and Logan club was formed at South
Paris, Saturday evening Isaac Rounds was elected
president H. N Bolster T. j. Whitehead Geo TT
Watkins. vice presidents; f. A. Thayer. recording
secretary; G. C, Pratt corresponding secretary. 7
F. Stanley N. D. Bolster. Edmund Curtis. A. G. II.
King S. P. Straus. prudential committee. Ad.
dresses were made by j. S, Wright and Herrick q
Davis. 1t has been arranged to canvass the whole
town bringing in every Repnblican voter and win
helm to roll IN such splendid vote as the GOOD old
town of Paris ALWAYS rolls M.
The BANGOR Commercial a few davs aoo puh-
ished a report To the effect that D. n Stewart of
St, Adams, and DR.. Fulton. of Ellsworth. were on
posed to Blaine and that Mr.. Stewards personal in
terest In the matter extended 40 far that ba oo en-
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$50 -, :, r"-'-' Pi0UsAs
o''-o- -.op - ~ "s".N'' Sn' NoinAno0 u
tne parry. 1ne OonInelclai mas received caro-
from Mr. Stewart, who says he is opposed to Blaine,
but has neither time nor inclination to induce 9TH
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1no iepoi's "nioI na11 voni0 ~ W.T. Diaine since
the meeting OF the Republican National committee
are most encouraging. AS q general thing the
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10 ASCERTAIN tbe fealiro in their rasrsctvo c+o+o
s;nca the nomination ,vas mada and tba Por,,h1;
cans. as a rple nronopnce Mr.. blaine the stroross+
candidate among the voters of the corntry tho+
could he nominated. and one whose STRENGTH will
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increase rather tnan DIMINISH as election day ap-
proaches. The South will more generally vote for
Blaine and Logan than for anv other namas man.
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a. anons Une sou'nefn vet-
iri,as, 49, aa :. 4-.so " 70 aDove
- =. >-...1+Ss y ~ So 'AoIo -~'oS
opPoSe" W 1Noi'nein suPrenacy anu 10 neal the
differences that caused the nation to be nearly
raft asnnder
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When an ancient Egypeisn was out OF money he
spouted the family mummy. When modern
Democrat defeat just before him. he begins to
talk about tne "old ticket."-Phliadelphia Press.
onaries A. LANA mas Deen goaueo by charges OF
ms iaeen' into saying tnat ne voted
for Dr. Greeley in 1872, for Mr.. Tilden in 1876 for
Gen. Hancock in 1880, and expects to vote this fall
for the candidate oil the National Democratic Con-
vention."
The following gentlemen have been appointed a
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commlttee on inc part Oh the hlio0lesex Club to
confer with the Massachusetts Norfolk and Essex
| clubs and arrange for a union banouat aarIv IN
| September which Mr. Blaine and Mr.. fogan are 70
be invited to attend: Thomas Winshin' SsmnaI q
Fl ButIer. '' 49, S' A'ieA an" o.
The great obstacle, so far as my observation goes