The Republican journal., 1884-06-19
Name Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE
THE CAIIEQRNItN'S VISIT

from the remarks of Mr. M.Chasa of Caltfo.
MIA: As we passed throu9h Iowa we hal nra-
scented TO ~ a hammer mn vbicb Wa :. Er,,,
Califorui. to Maine from low TO Rla;no :, /
We are here to bid him cal snead and tnsn,, T., |
him that the Pacific coast Viii Give him ali tho |
elections from Oregon to Nevada and Califor-
ma. we IKE blalne because we believe he is
d pIohu-sauStu man. we oeneVe he Is broad
ehouSh 70 co,hPrehehd 'he relalion OF TINS ma
80 ~ 'iit En'i ii"tlohs ~ tic World We pe-
ieNe tntl ne peiitNes lhal American citizens
Sloull pe projected polh at nome and abroad.
oeHeNt that ne DtheNes IN the protection OF
american lapor' we oelleNe lhat he beheNes
lhdi Lhe Iaoorers OF America should not be
cursed ana contaminated by hordes OF Mongo-
iIthS from Tue Snlhese Empire. iCheer>.I
W. peHeNe tLat ne peheVes inns Is the greatest
na'oh Oh eitrth, anu tnat thl> continent belongs
~ Us we pelleNe ihat ne VIII stand AT Inc
neau ol this halon as me greatest type OF
AMERICAN citlZehsAlp. ltheers
IN TUESDAY me loth, ING Nl>itofS were es-
coite" ABOUT Augusta; looking al the various
points OF interest and inspecting the soldiers
li9he. III me evening Mr. Blaine gave the
ueltSate> II private reception III Whlcn many OF
ne titiHen> were invited 10 parilcipa't sever
"l .! tIG \'>Hors from me racine Slope were
oTlSlliilN from ms STATE one OF them beng
1ortv-nher-| In each case tins was their first
return 10 lhe state OF Their nativity. Others
naNt never before peeh outside me l!lnlts Of
lne otale OF oahlofnla' ana me VISIT Is thus one
ol hoNelt! ana Sreat ehteftainment. one gen
drove a woke of oxen from the Missouri 10 he
Sacramento River. and as the Pacific Railroad
has since been built, he declare, the changes
il the country over which be formerly Travelled
on foot as almost a revelation of Providence TO
him. Wednesday the party started ON their
return trip. stopping over in Portland where
they We're given reception. clam bake upon
one OF the islands in the harbor and otherwise
entertained They took the $40 train to Bos
ton FRIDAY morning
TIN, cpovr1>-,, ,pop.
The Maine Farmer published last week IFS
usual June reports of the outookS for farming
in this State. furnished that paper by cores
pondents in every part of Maine In regard to
the important hay cron the rcports vary Tax
ing them as a whole. however. we should Judge
that while there NAV not be surb an abundant
crop as the last two wears. if will be fully M TO
the average. There is a large amount of hay
left over. stock came up through The winter
spItnulu!N ana more iiehtloQ Is pellS given TO
fnr pboir i7trast 81, ,'t 49, ,'i", y t
t ~ az, 70 ',l uP liisH IN ~ ga e
lin, +r u, ~ w Nv -
,Tn, ~ ~ l 49, - - a. 30 30 ~ =,
,.par n,,n If th4 a., rrray,n,,lant ,,,.l,t;, TIKI
,<t Sin, Iii t;,, 'nb9
trrnit t,a7 lI.(,,,I n - @ i .. ~ ~
I,nIli.tal,hli ,,r1n1i' ~ ~ ~ d''' ~
Lmnlamt h,,.n,t If t,, , G '''' W VI ,
!, brna nIanfnJ. there ! .L, d.i..,a i,
~ LIS pi"ilteU' iilVIV i ~ sh7H' ''f'l''>e III
r ea ~ Ml ,ii Soy Ing >yrieil o. mixed
i ,'i'i 70 ~, u, ~ t''1 ''l %'in
ANA .l,n~t ,,,,,,tlIa f|.1;t' ,,,,',r
tu ''' n.y. unHVvouninpI' !a''''lH ailohS .i'
t.rIni fr,ni,,fr n.i.,; P,nii7 ~
3t,f fr.Il ii'.i i,',i ', "i'. ti'
rLn'i. li,I ,o'i.' W. 'iiI - =; l"iH-
- ~ ~ INV ''''' vi wv '''' M ''i'S l'''
NAMES RESOURCES AND CAPABILITIES.
The Department of Agriculture h:t, inst
issued a special report on the climate, soil.
physical resources and agricultural ralai,lli1es
of Maine. written by Samuel H. Boardman |
Esq, of Augusta calling attention 10 The largt.
section of unoccupicd land, and their many |
favorable features for aprirnlturi,1, a, well 4,
manufacturers After deyotiug sixty pages 10 |
description, in detail of the advantages offered
by the State he closes by saving: ..Wjthin Inc
limit, of Maine are 70 he fouud moi onIy th4
attractions of natural scenery. bui 4. MANY of
the sources of wealth combined pl,vs'r,l /
agricultural and mineral. A.. rln h. fn;ip,I ~
any portion of the United STATES. Win ou1.
extended and deeply indcnted sea coast ON line
line of favorino winds. with nur muunt.,inotl.
regions that di,til in inclusion cIcaI w;,tir,
that ~ ell our river, and till onr lakes descend /
inc f,nnn himb nI.,.ti,n IN. irnui, ~. '.
in !; succession of cascade. 10 The ocean. orr,
abundant forests rich in th,lr yr.lth Of
valuable woods. SO u>efnI 1o Arts. orr nrnjur
five soil giving nourisbmrnt ia ali The trn,,s nf
the most favored North tpmperate zone. and
ourpXtensive and diversified system of ,,.uI
features. mining and .hinhIliljiu0 Maine in tha
fun DEVELOPMENT of her rr.nnrr4s has thn