Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-05
BLAINE AND FRYE
Why BLAINE SHOULD nE rfrCrFp-A sHN
rgNfi0rs rEITEs Egou SENATOR TnNG

~ Row wlnsm r Sag.sr, ofQulncy,
!. an ID. nsta frlentnf th- ilpn william
4 Fnt. of Mtiue. having s'fs,f w.Il him
ffr several Vets aa q n'n'ff of tle board
81 nvsr.,tf. fh1Ni1In college. Mr FNc
l. nos one OF ihs trustees uf the insiitu-
ilou. Nr. Sasagu urul, hiatic following
letter of Inquiry
QUINCY, CO.,, Jlly lG l,,t -lion. Wa. 4. frys.
NJ Dear ~lr noflce that fho academic boards
~ our Alma Mater have lust decorated NJ.
nialns with her highest honor. in Nhish act .
should douhtless have ConCurrcil had not nffn
on The upper Missouri, thsusand miles vest
AMI miles east
Yesterday Wa convorsinr with one 81 the
Influential pastors of this city, anil che subject
came up a. to hnW we should vote 40 tho CON
cans. M nisinc was nlriy nominated, bot
his character n NNnouruty assallfI shall De-
receive our snrragcf Astp Political chafac
teristic., % Be- easy enough 70 Judge in f's..rd
fn foreign policy. some ~ ~ quite Ike NJ.
Hiaino's oncrli and vith NJ iincOln. "souid
D. glad fn have some of The other generals take
a little INT Grants liquor, uli could hr got
ten. nni There Ar COOL many excellent and
Intelligent people shaken iu mind ll trgari 20
Ar M prOlIiy and uprIghiness as q man,
while they arr ln nn doubt rtsprciing DE rn.
crgY of intellect and his magnrflc poser
lOu are lu sympathy with NJ NuInr, aui
knou well fhe course and events ofhls person.
AL career VIII Ynu Do sn klnl as in iuflrm inc
whlt you rCFani mel true respecting thesr
charges male against hlm a. fhis umr. shcn
thought an quickly lrNsftIIrra into uu.ulnu,
ani tlis into action Wlih much rfrart.
VEN truly 1uurss WILLIAM I rhfhats
The response OF Mr Frfc vas so charA
fefisfir ari fnrrIh'r fh.f be- rrr's 1r com
mrrt -. give De- ,ut.rr bt.llvnr % tp
be- fl.l afd srf'cirnf .rsw OBJ 40 posse
tie .r1lf. concerning t.e cltuc..r of
So Blaine aui DIS 'm.rrrf iiucts Zoe che
pfc'iionCv
Iruistos' raiF co. Nrur,n SUD-
sos io Yuuf question ought 81 Na.no 'n le
rir-f if'.r'r. Ar-...ft. I.s. chin ani.unI
20 rtsnfrf. f.f Dos private IIfr is inH rurUsf
and tlrY aifrcn i..i DBL public I."n tiftf
,sr.rI hoy ,fo0t..ilIm f1t LEGISLATURE
several fImfs. anI fHr mFWlIrH kunaIng Dim
urIL gave r.m fnrir n.Enr.' U.rrr, f'N of
speaker, NI 1n unanimous hrIa'.i.an fni'
Tt.ri- ILLS district. krouIrrhIm thomnah'y.
nom nafr.I H.m Coz tn.ETrHH HIN times OI tI
riamafIou. l.l each fIur Dol tHminalIrI DIE
Ttarth a. ifaa.. of u.rr,srriauss.. of
VI hIrU o. vas "a mrmH0r, lf .nuu III iarT amos
BIN, rir. fri nIu speaker again AMI again Al
long as fIr Icplllrans wrro in power ihe
nrsf fIur uIfh q contest afIrr fnlf nT rui.rr
unan nIfY among CO. hrplnI.. hu.
nm s. anun a. tIrrr elf vacancy il tHr
tnlfri rfafrs senate. Psi fNr frau.i. uueUi no
AZ MufTiI fu fIr Un'f 0f .rI Rotary uf iur
trtasurY. fre Maine legislature, without a sIn
rir IIIaa.nf. nr NnI H. from Rep n. CIIs, .'"l
nIm tn frr senate fHt BOTH short aHi Innf
terms
SAT. IirlriI. shn anou Dion ultimately al
fnrnrrn nI. rnNI.. l.f. HUIr.I.I Dion fN NH Dos
nrrf iIIrnf. DIE Crosru aIflsrr, f.f -c.r iarF
nf state.
seventh nau n.s name Hfs sHHf tH fNe
senate. aII nffHH mUnNfIa anunlnE nIm Hr.Ii
d. vas promptly rnnrrwrh without fNr laniI
ftfrffnrf fH IA rHmmlffrf, HIfnnUf division
Ihrsf I0cIfH.i ste were alI Hi tInaf ii'nI..ff
laaInr nf uINn fsH, IH pre- t.IHf IH..Nf iAn
alHr0ll nUfIrafIHn Uf flHIr uIfH NI N|..H HnI
fnTIr rf.ruu9IHINfF fn fNn people.
WHAT bette. answer .Iu .r mH.IU fHln fN.H'
ArrE frnIe. WILLIAM o. lEIr