The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-06-26

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i[esiuen'' "hich we dont oeiieVe. we go for
il, Mr' blaine not only because he Is Name man,
49,; nu' peLause ne Is tne >arteSt man t4e hepup-
% n",o So. l-Ah>ou fNuNoCa'e' bthi'
NJ nuen pIain ~ neen s,'lu hpout ine vast wealth.
t A'e az ~ sih'e nc hl>t en-
~ ~ "il 'lo Wy from lialI ihlilioh
@ ~ hNe t!llli.qh 1l uollars' ii ne haa come away
hvoi 'itet Ii ny iians oppoi luutieS oiereu cur
,hs us essio'l'i e"leer 10 acquire wealth,
ne i3'nq M3''ia nav peGn pronounced failure.
NJ ~ n,io LOU Jo'ii ilai. n lnu.
to hn ne hoa, oa,'''Ia n'eni'S heGora, mleh hier
for Blaine and Logan. 1t says: mot because it
1.rNoe' tne hecoip Il io1 IA he
l g. o. Ppe 81 80 oe' "e "e'loNe p."iue
;o ae th oire men mllo ofsi repleseh 'he
II ~ n,ii7. ,no - III VI tinu
the 1'elhoci aus III the country ut !aTSt are
Il .iie same lli1ha as many we knoW OF around
n, 'I'f ~ WI, pr nU Iaou1t ., lS we
Ino,so,, IN , 10, $500 ~ W. !Iol -hl'lt"
Iybn ,al ~, ;li as ooSt w s1Ss,
nerbane tho tan " ~ ot ~ io ,11 n,Hlt'G Dul
harn tha Wy I,o+a i'LnS 'I'e 'iie! mou1 alh5 10
nav how. .o,otbin t ~ .;t' 'ISainl
ma. haNe soiheihnS 70 40 WIN II. but ffiuay
aman@st hU"1a tbN anh5 Mr D',ne Mas p2Puap
Innrn,l In,1 ,n9 N't''o'io"''>' l""i"'l'ei lloHAe
Riai',o ,i,,, mnn rn,, ,o,, foir, o to,;o,. ".
right hard %htnr Drfested in the o orranza- r,U.-
ti0n of ~ ~ i ~, ~ 'ne y! o!SHHa-
Of III cn,oe i,o ,i tg @
Gafentai in nior atiu nuaes
o.oi p,v,',,"n.k Coillest "oN5 70
-,;onrnmdrt ii'ot at "n1n ne Speuleu an
,ayria tha om,,;; n,i( .''''s ,ioon nc
Tha tnl io,', rns"n pH E9le'
dan for th nod MI @ 'li"ce Tlri,ouS @ an -
RInine and ' V an
EST nerhars hec,'sn irtate h M
Y7nndn5 h t, ~ -! til; l,"' Nc
;This i eyidcnt N man withn"t hi. nor,
hehinJ him nnnll ba,l ,t-n, ,i ; ~, t%n'
IN nnsrrmnnloms VIZ ynrl, ndIi,i,ian iiio
Arthur. with the patronage of the government
IN MS hands. Augusta Age. Piaj>ted.
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'ilN N'''Ne of M" SrAi''KS IN OTHER STATES
me Troy Times, which very ably and zeal
ouS'y favored the nomin4tion Of the President.
says that It considers Mr. Blaine "by far the
strongest candidate the convention could nom-
haIe. . =,
Inc Washington capital says We have no
nesnalioh N SAYING That Nr. James g. Blaine
Is personally more pleasing, more popular, to
use me common word IN TINS country. than any
othef man mas ever been. The Republican
parry haS nominated a> ITS candidate for Prest-
uenl the >marte>t man III all these tnittd
oialt>.
Inc New York Evening Post places The
Boston journal on the list Of Republican news
papers "nch support MT. Blaine but have
small hope of seeing him elected. The Post
Is IN error. We believe MIR. Blaine will be
elected e beileNe that his chances are better
than those of Garfield at a corresponding per-
loa OF tne campaign: Boston journal.
Inc Manchestcr Mlrror saws or Mr. Blaine;
lis haichlesS aDliity Is conceded by his bitter
t>t opponents ms fepubIleansm is unques-
al@neu f neg ~ Won"Prl"t holu upon me affections
OF the great mass OF the party mas been shown
ny ms nomination IN spite OF all the influences
against nm. As whole the ticket stands for
Rrpubllranlsm OF the most pronounced aud az
SresSNt type. II means a reC-hot campaign
ana vigorous administration of public affairs.