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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

party they can beat the German nation and
the harp of the green flag of old Ireland.
Applause
We feel already in our ranks the warm,
throbbing heart of the Irishman as We nave
never felt it before beating responsive to the
genuine and sublime principles of repubii-
canism. Applause The Irish people Who
for many. many centuries, and certainly
since the beginning of the present century,
have been struggling manfully, msjestically.
gloriously. heroically for national existence
for the restoration of the liberty they once
had as people, begin to now understand IN
this broad and fair land. under the light and
experience of the republican party, that the
place to find encouragement, the place 10
range themselves in the hope TO ever realize
their hopes. is within the ranks OF the party
that of all others in this nation first created
in this broad land a true conception OF uni
versal national liberty, or liberty for all
Applause.
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be told that no objection will be offered 10
the expression of their personal sentiment
towards Mr.. Blaine in the Presidential cleo
ton if they will adhere TO the democracy in
the State contest But they should remem-
Der that vote for Mr.. Blaine in November
will have no value or influence compared with
vote for his State ticket in September. Mr.
Blaine is certain TO carry Maine in November.
vote then will count one vote, and nothing
more. 1t will have no moral weight or effect
elsewhere.
On the other hand, every vote added TO the
column of Mr. Blaine's friends in September
will magnify its moral force throughout the
country The larger the majority of the
Blaine ticket in the State election, the great
er the impulse impaired to the Blaine cause
all over the land. Ii the friends and admir-
ers of Mr.. Blaine in Maine outside Of his own
party want TO put their votes where they Will
do him the most good, they will make them
count in increasing the republican majority
in September
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Germans and Irish
FLocKISG TO THE SUPPORT OF THE REPuBLl.
CAN TICKET

In a speech at the immense Logan demon
strstion at Chicago, Saturday evening, Gen.
eral Ogleshy said:
As came along in tho procession o-night
hundreds of Germans and hundreds of Irish
men came to me and told me that they had
never marched in procession like that be-
fore, and as they went along in the lines they
were not only cheering for Blaine and Logan,
they were not only cheering for the republic
can party. but many of them came to the
carriage | was in and shook me by the hand
and said, I'VE will vote not only for Blaine
and Logan, but we will vote for Oglesbv for
governor of Illinois" l would like to know
how any political party can dare TO believe
that they can defeat the republican party in
the State of Illinois. | would like to know
how any party can have the audacity to
assert that in addition TO the republican
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

The Atlanta Constitution, one of the
foremost of the Southern democratic
journals, says of the civil service reform
law: 1T is natural to suppose that a
democratic Interpretation will place only
democrats in office. If it does not, there
will be some serious kicking among the
long suffering-some kicking in which
the Constitution would most heartily join. y
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supplies in such manner to take all possible I'd
vantage Of the market we often have eeoo 900 worth
Of paper and other stock on hand.
We are located here In the extreme East, put est
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A Few Reasons Why the Augusta, Madne,
Edition WIN Outsen All Others
Ten to One.
LIST. Because it is the authentic edition published
from Augusta, the home Of Blaine, and has nan tne
advantage OF the most complete knowledge OF ms
whole life.
I'd. Because Mr. Blaine and his friends co-operat-
ed with the author and publishers in order that the
work might be most complete and correct III al
particulars
Sd. Because Col Conwel is better fitted tor writ
ing such a volume than any other man In America |;
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Otu. becaust our NOluue Is plCtuItai oiokIaPhNs
and illustrates the most interesting scenes In the
life of the candidate. Our volume is splendidly
illustrated
9th. Because the author has visited the scenes
Of the early life of the distinguished statesman and Is
familiar with the Of the boy and youth, from
the statements of those still living there, who knew
him them this is intensely interesting portion OF
the volume.
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The Iowa Volksblatt, a paper published
in German at Waverly, Iowa, and hither-
To strongly democratic. has declared for
Blaine and Logan. The Germans are
coming in stronger than ever for the re-
publican ticket.
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Senator Hoar has published letter to
a young friend, which furnishes crush
ing reply to Mr.. Schurz's impeachment of
Mr.. Blaine's personal honesty, and is
a mastery contribution to the literature
of the campaign. 1t is refutatiOn of that
part of the anti-Baine argument which
rests on the Mulligan letters that leaves
not another word TO be said.
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Judge Foraker, who will address the
people of Hallowell this evening, is one
of the leading republicans of Ohio and a
very eloquent and candid speaker. He
ought to and will have great audience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

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There are in Buffalo, Grover Cleveland's
home. two Young Voters Clubs, whose
membership is limited to those who give
their first presidential vote this year. The
Blaine and Logan Young Voters Club
has over 900 members; the Cleveland
Club has only 200.
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Young man. you who are about to cast
your first vote, see to it that your name
is placed on the voting lists correctly,
and then cast your vote for Blaine and
Logan That is the way most Young men
will vote.
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City and town clerks should be very
careful in filling out the warrants for the
election on Monday, Sept, 3, and make
no mistakes. Remember that mis-
takes will be fatal to the election. Have
the warrants correct by all means.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

The New York Independent publishes
strong editorial this week against Grover
Cleveland. It will be seen in another
column of the journal.
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Aa.is. H.sss Eshsh ass. !
Blaine { LOGAN!
30 ss lie Campaign, :a Tremendous trl
Battle d 1884,

SURE TO BE THE GREATEST AND HOTTEST
EVER KNOWN IN THIS WORLD. THE THUMB
EROF THE SUPREME STRUGGLE AND ITS
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NENT FOR MONTHS, AND WILL BE FELL
FROM POLE 10 POLE SONS OF AMBITION,
FREEMEN OF AMERICA, GO FORTH AND
PUT OUT YOUR PENT-UP ENERGIES TO Nh
PURPOSE. THE STRUGGLE IS UPON Us. III Z
CAMPAIGN is OPENED. HOl FOR The GREAI
ARENA. no! FOR THE TREMENDOUS CLASH
AND CONTEST OF 1854. AWAKE, PUT FORTH
YOUR STRENGTH A GOLDEN HARVEST FOR
EVERY WORKER!
All meet with grand success, for at this business
no special qualifications are required TO start tn
golden stream. He who is in a situation 80 10 do,
and fails 10 give this matter attention, is too
less or INDECENT attend to and look out for his
own vital interests, and does net deserve success
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From this very plain statement it will be
seen that he is in hearty accord with the
great majority of his partv.-IoTa State
Reqister.
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speak at
Litehneld Plains. Thursday afternoon, Aug. -.
Rome Friday afternoon, Aug. ~.
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A Word to the Republicans of this
County.

The republicans of kennebec will do
their duty. For more than halt century
this county has maintained brilliant rec
ord OF hostility to the democratic party.
1t has rolled up splendid majorities against
the party which has long been the school
of abominable political heresies-ot pro-
slavery wickedness, of bald secession doc
trines, which led directly to civil war, to
terrible battles of ball. bayonet, and shell
between men of the same country and kin,
to all the horrors of gigantic rebellion
which appalled, the world. Jointly with
Worcester county, Massachusetts, St.
Lawrence county, New York, Lancaster
county of the Keystone State, you have a
proud history of maiorities against the
party of Calhoun, of jefferson Davis, OF
James Buchanan, and of Barnum of the
mules and the Morey letter.
Shall Old Kennebec prove true to her
past record of sound political thinking
and right political action? Seldom has she
lowered her banner in a period OF fifty
years She was true to herselfin the days of
PELEG SPRAGUE and GEORGE EVANS.
She remembered her honor and her duty
when LUTHER SEVERANCE was her politi-
cal teacher. spotless as his fame. In
dark years preceding the war, when the
offences of the pro-slavery democracy over
Swallowed all the land, you held up your
standard proudly in defiant protest against
the iniquitous teachings and tendencies of
the democratic party. The same party
now comes before you with Grover Cleve-
land "a its standard bearer.
The republicans Of the nation have Sc
lected to carry their flag in this contest
the gifted statesman, one of your own
citizens. whom so often you have triumph.
sntlv chosen to represent you in the Con.
gress of the Union. In few days more
you are to say how large shall be your
majority this year. Erie county of the
Empire State. the county and home oil
! Cleveland. furnishes unmistakabe proofs
that she will give James G. Blaine totct
the majority that Kennebec will be able to
give. even should she beat her best record
of past years.
Republicans of every city. town, village
and school district of this glorious old
county, see to it that you do your whole
duty. Home every man. On the check.
/ list. every voter Now is the time fol
manly, vigorous. patient work. Let the
figures of September sth give testimony
OF the strength of your convictions. OF your
earnest faith in victory.
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Vote when 1t Will Count

We have already spoken OF the necessi-
ty of all who desire to help Mr.. Blaine
towards the Presidency. casting their vote
for Robbie and the republican ticket at the
election in September. They can help
Blaine more by voting for Robbie in Sep
TENDER. than by voting for Blaine in
November. The September majority will
be looked at abroad as Mr.. Blaine's
majority. and if it can be increased above
the majority for Robe in 1882. it will
inspire and encourage the republicans of
other States How this is vie wed in 9TH
er States is well represented by the
following editorial in the Philadelphia
Press of Aug. 20:
There are thousands of Democrats in
Maine who sincerely desire TO see Mr.
Blaine elected President. They are animat-
ed partly by State pride. partly by personal
regard. partly by an intimate knowledge of
his pre- eminent fitness and ability for the
position. They will vote for him and will
earnestly seek for his success.
So well is this disposition of many demo-
Gratis in Maine understood that little efor;
will be made to divert them from voting for
MIR. Blaine in November. But every effor,
will be put forth to save their votes for the
democratic ticket in September. They will
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HERBERT NJ HEATH ESQ. will speak at
Oakland, 49, Thursday evening, Avg. %.
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OUR AGENTS COMPLETE OUTFIT.

Il ready for agents on and after June 10th. This
outfit consists OF order book prospectus, Ger.
thcate of ag ncy, showing that the person whose
name il bears is regularly authorized agent, and
full and complete directions TO agents showing all
how to work In the manner to be the most sue
cessful.
The order book contains many illustrations incud
ing two steel plates and sample pages OF the Life of
james g. Blaine these pages are printed the
kind OF paper that viii be used for the finished
volume, and therefore shows the quality of paper
well much of the subject matter and style OF
print; this order book also shows perfectly both
styles of binding, and the length. breadth and thick
of the book. in the most perfect manner so that
all can perfectly understand at glance; in short,
this order book shows all about the finished com
plete book in all particulars, and with it an agent
Just about well of though he had sample copy
of the book itself The order book also contains
many pages of ruled paper for subscribers names.
This splendid outfit is free. but in order put I'D
the bars TO extent against unprincipled impos.
tors, require that twenty five cents be sent with
each order Tor it twentyf cents barely paws the
postage and cost of packing the outfit itself free.
rite to us at once as follows
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Enclosed please fad twenty five cents for postage
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Cleveland on the Tariff.

Grover Cleyeland's views on the tariff, a.
expressed in his letter of acceptance, are as
follows:
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HON. SETH E.. MILLlKEN will speak at
I,tchhed rtains,-rhursda, afternoon. Aug. y.
Romc.-Frtday afternoon, Aug %.
Weeks Enthusiastically afternoon, Aug 20.
Augusta. Monday, Sept. l.
Hallowel, Tuesday, Sept ,.
waterSille, "Wednesday. sent 3.
Gardiner, Thursday, sept. 4,
North Nassalboro, Friday, Sept. 5
winthrop. Friday evening, Aug. ".
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PICK POCKET

All persons who have had their pockets picked in
this state, this summer and especially the man who
detected party attempting to pick his pocket at
Lake Maranocook, Aug IL, at the republican mass
meeting. near the entrance Of the dining hail. are
requested 70 communicate, at once, all the nforma-
ton they can to Ira u. True, Deputy Sheriff, Hal
lowell, Me- that sufficient evidence may be obtained
to colVc two OF the gang of pick pockets that have
infested the state, who now In Augusta jail
awaiting the action Of the grand jury, sept 2, 1883
August q, 1884. aug22dEwsept7
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7 OST-A small dog answering TO the name of
IL "Romeo" The finder viii be rewarded by
leaving the animal at Mrs. Watkins ON Chapel
Street. aug22tf
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HON. A. A. STRoCT will speak at
China Village, Wednesday +. NJ, Sept. b
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Lost.

r OST.-Between Pittston and Augusta, IA light
IL colored travelling bag ANY person leaving
the at this office will receive reward of SIS.
aug2Slw' -. A. D."
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UanfPi.
For safe.

DlANO, Parlor Set. handsome Black Walnut
L Chamber suit. and Hall stand, Black Walnut
Chairs, Fancy Chairs, Bed Lounge. Bedding, &c,
&c. Inquire of Mrs. +. II. Scruton, State St. Au.
gusta. aug25dtf
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q,
Mt, Vernon Village, Saturday T. N. Sept, 6
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GRN. RoBrP. KENNEDY of Ohio. will .pea

HON. JOHN ID. LONG sf Mass, will speak at
waterville. Wednesday. Sept. s.
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GEN. wM II. GIBSON OF Ohio, will speak at
Litehdeld Plains, Thursday afternoon, Aug. y.
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HON. J. {. BURROWS of Michigan, will
speak at
wiuthrop,-Friday evening. Aug. ~.
llowei,-ruesday evening, sept. ,.
Gardiner. Thursday evening, sept. I.
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The Moral Issue.

An editorial published in the Independent OF
August 18th 1854