The Republican journal., 1884-08-28


J. F. Libby has been nominated for Representa-
tive to the Legislature by the Democrats OF the
Searsport, Stockton and Prospect class
GREENBACK CAUCUS At the Greenback caucus
in this city last week, Frank A. Howard was di-
rected to go to Portland to meet a committee in re-
gard to settling the Greenback gnbernatorial ques
ton movement has been on foot to induce one
or the other of the Eatons to withdraw. Mr.. How
ard reports that no arrangement has been made,
that both candidates will run, but that all will unite
upon the candidacy of b. F. Butler in November.
SoLON CHASE AT LINCoLNvILLE. On Wednes-
day evening of last week Uncle Scion addressed
large meeting in Linconvie. Among other things
he told the story of "Them Steers" which figured
in the Greenback campaigns One Of the "critters'
died and the other was sold for beef. Scion now
has another pair of steers in training and he said
he intended to use them to pull Greenbackers out
of the Democratic party. His remarks We're listen
ed to with great attention and literally applauded.
BUTLER AND WEST CLUB MEETING. A very
interesting and enthusiastic meeting Of he Butler
and West club of this city was hcld ll- saturday
evening" all the members being present. Z. A.
Howard, Wayland Knowlton and NJ. &. Diiworth
were appointed a committee on correspondence.
county in a lively manner. Remarks were made
by several of the members y general invitations
extended to all who believe ~ the Greenback prin-
cpcs to join the club Meetings will We hcil every
saturday evening the office Of Wayland kuuWi-
ton until further notice.
BucKsPoRT NOTES. The political campaign was
set up in very successful manner by the Repub
ltcans at Emery IIall on Monday evening The
hal btn NJ n llpl
Gen. Gibson made good impression by his solid
arguments and brought down the house several
times by hi story telling. Great enthusiasm wa
manifested at the mention Of the name. pf the SEX
eral candidates. The band dI5coursed the finest
music, while outside powder was burnt putrotical
ly....The Democratic flag was hung out across
| Main street Monday morning. Republican
caucus is called to meet Saturday evening to
nominate a candidate for representative to the
Legislature.
TIE SEAKSPORr, STOCKTON AND PROSPECT
CLASS. Editor journal: When the Iasc Lcgisla-
lature added Prospect TO the Scarsport and stock
ton class it WAS quite generally remarked among
Republicans that 1t made the class doubtful with
the chances in favor of the opposition Tie Demo-
Gratis are confidently claiming it. with how
much reason the following vote for Representative
in lSS3 viii show:
Searsport Iu5
St"ckton.............li2 l02
pro.,.e H. ''''''i ''P' t. ~ l"9GoI' "Si""
ioiaI..----'-.'...',4I @N
"ePu'heah maloflS ~ INC tAfee toWhs' ~.
i""Y''I9 dSo'he "plo9"l"h WIS ullte''' Or fI<C'
ann ''Ah ient' III marked contrast tother present
foh"''oh- htPNphcah preehoaok'fS arg lletf' 'ufh
ii'S 70 thl party ol pro'ecti"h' ah" n VIII -fe"t
Se'' lo' N't'e '"'9 'i"7s ought 70 re ~ surrey ne
P"p"'h 's any WIN Il popular ''hi'HH'e we
o'h rely on an increase" hepu"hcan majority
f. T. ,.
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ana Il N,otv ruvnton yer,. ,.xnart,l r., 4I.
dr.. M rn,,,,n III I'M. ir,,,,st r l{i.i,...a rn
can, On the arrival Of the ,1t., l,.rt,r IA re-.
cpivoJ ,n,ornctnr th4fr in,Idlttv IN ~. tn.r.
npit .r,,,.,, t,a ,,,tho,o,I ,t t,,r,,-, I.o am,
among them were a party from Belfast WHO were
spending few days at the Rural House, ana II
proposed by them to adjourn to the Hotel and
nave an mpr )mptu concert, there being consiIerg-
Die amateur talent in the party which consisted Of
Mr.. \ Mrs. }. ". freteIltk, Mr. Mrs J. IL
DUMMY, Nh WA 'lnlmby, Miss May johnson,
Miss Maud Millikcn, Miss Ad'liu Chase, .ar. \.
{. Burgess amt our George, and Mr.. Mrs. War
rem T. !'ice amt daughter, Of Lawrence Mass
Retmiing to the pleasant pArlor Of thc Rural,
through the Kindness Of the pToprietors, Mir. y
Mis- Cobb, chairs We're placed in the parior, baiI
ana Office, Whclc as many as CouIt We're seated.
"Al'e lle plh1s were opeht" ann ms Wih'tpWs
raised, at which 4 crowd HAD "etahoIing" stats.
Mrs QWmbN and Miss johnson played some DIX
cts on tie piano, ana there We're solos suns by
MIS- klce ana Miss MlInken, ami choruses ~ ne
Eh"lc PARTY MI. van Quhnhy gave some I'AnJo
sVtcti"fs ana comic songs ana ouf george sang
san! nine ah"'NE "Fih'' amer > idhh' WITH
. GmSindI words. The music lasted nearly two
hours after when the party Wert cailed W the
door, al INC request OF i'r' Alocc WHO proposed
three cheers i"f Blaine ana Logan, our next
/ ffe7"eht ana wee ifeNl"ehi' winch were given
"lth Will Wheh me cltlZehs returned meme, AZ
/ Ter having expressed themselves much pleased
win inc entertainments
/ REPUBlICAN RALLY IN LIBERTY. The ltrpub
can rally in Liberty the afternoon of The Plat
wa- perfect success i'll every respect Two Blaine
and Logan fAgs were thrown to INV breeze III lhi-
village that day. One, large private nag If ".
ii. Hunt. was strung az ross The street from the
nag stan to tree in the grove near She residence Of
Mr.. HUNT. 1t is a beautiful nag ant makes Il inc
appearance. The otner was sent aloft Al Two
O'Clock D. m. mid the cheering of the people ana
music by the band. This is fine Is feet lias and
i. suspended from the nag stan on Hall 81. George
on the one side ana stan erected for the purpose
( above 5 I. IOungs store. The Republicans Of
Liberty feel very grateful to Mr. Hunt for the very
liberal manner in which he contributed toward the
purchase OF the dag, and also to Fred hnowiton
who although I'll different politics permitted Us to
tend a flag from his building The church was ill
ed to oyerIoWn. 10 listen to the very able spcrnIcs
OF Gen. Carter, Of y v and Gen Gibson. Of OHIO.
Many people were unable 10 Get III ana the Shade
trees in front OF the house of J o. johnson afford
ed protection from the burning sun for more than
band kindly vount cred to furnish music for thp
occasion ant this was Il great surprise "a ninc
/ tcnths of the people present, who dit not know
there was a band at south Montyiie Had q band
of music appeared to Us from the bowels Of the
earth we Should not have been much more aston
ished. We were also astonished ut the really fine
music. produced hv this band which ha, been OF.
gained les. Than two months We learn that ,l..
hand i. i,r,erl, ro,nno.nl nf Hrnp.tt. ,.hn ,-,,
ali born musicians. Nathan nrpnrlt i M. Inati,,
and H. y. Chaplin, OF WASHINGTON. Instructor. Mr.
CHAPLIN was the able leader of thc OH iilsrt,.
band eleven years ago We claim 10 have some