The Republican journal., 1884-08-21
Name Politics and Politicians.
WHAT THE PAPERS SA

WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Uncle Soon Chase has hurled himself into
the political arena and pronounces for the
Plumed knight. Scion is wisely going with
the tide This year. dexter Gazette.
We have heard number of alleged puns on
the nomination of d. H. Thing to run against
representative Miliken in this District, but we
are yet to hear any one remark that he would
be IA good Thing to send to Congress even if
it did not involve the retirement of Mr. Mill-
ken. somerset Reporter.
Scion Glasses letter undoubtedly reflects the
views of the great majority of the men who
Joined the Greenback movement from cOnvic-
ton. Those who joined it simply for the sake
of assisting the Democratic party or for person
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are of course of different
mind. Portland Press.
The Somerset Reporter pronounces the Boston
Herald's story that many Republicans Of Show
hogan will not vote for Blaine cheap, bare
faced lie" The Reporter says that it knows of
number of Democrats who will vote for
Blaine, and il knows also tifty-three Greenback-
ers in one town who this fall will vote with the
Republicans.
Rev. DR.. Ball, of Buffalo, who made the late
charges against the democratic candidate for
President, has commenced legal proceedings
against the Boston Herald, for an article pub
li>hed recently but We do not learn that M +.
Cleveland'> friends have instituted proceedings
against Rev. Mr.. Ball TWaterville Mail.
DR.. Balls suit against the Boston Herald for
$4,000 for libel has accomplished its perfect
work. The Democratic papers have dropped
their attacks upon him suddenly as to sur
prise one. There are doubtless papers that are
trembling at the thought that DR.. Ball has AS
much ground for action against them as against
the Herald. fBiddeford journal.
The Maine gubernatorial election will occur
two weeks from next Monday. The time for
work is short, but the harvest is already great
and the laborers are many. We predict that
Robe will win by 10000 majority. Let every
friend of Blaine and Logan understand that one
of the best possible votes for Blaine and Logan
can be put into the ballot box on the Sth OF
September by voting for the reelection of oul
/ present able and successful State Executive
( Lewiston Journal
/ At Maranocook Mr.. Blaine was the centra
figure on whom all eyes were focused. When
+ ever he changed his position on the platform OIL
/ anywhere showed himself to new faces the
crowd burst into the most hearty acclamations
/ swung hats and gave every evidence of persona
1 regard. Never since Henry Cay's time did
see man so popular among the people ii:
Blaine" said an old Clay whig, pulling dowr
/ his vest with peculiar JUNCTION. There was
continual succession of cheers from all over the
grove. Nothing approaching it was ever seel
in Maine. Bath Times.
Plai>ted admits that he sent one copy o.
the Madigan circular to NJ. u. league of Carl
| bou. We have p0S{tte pl0ot that he sent
b4ade Of the circulars. Plaised says that tn,
single copy which he admits sending was no
sent until Sept. 9th TOO late for him (Teague
10 receive it before election as he will state i
inquired Of" We have postt'tc pjOot that til,
bundle of circulars sent by Plaistnd to Mr.
league We're received sufficient length Of tint
before election to cause league to Oppose
Pai>ted and support Madigan at the election
/ .troo>took Republican.