The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-09-04
Maine Politics and Politicians.
BLAINE.

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and read by the President, at a meeting of the
Blaine and Logan Club, July 1lth. A vote of
thanks Was extended to the author for the con-
trbution with request that the club be per-
mitted to publish the same.
The great North wind has risen. magnificent
and strong,
And bears upon its bosom, Il nations heart
along,
From the mountains of Nevada. to the rocking
pines of Maine.
There is one mighty current, sweeps all the
land for Blaine.
When our great chief was chosen. and it flash
ed along the Wire,
it stirred our ianguid pulses. to LIQUID streams
Of fire,
And the hearts of all the people, burned with
so bright flame
| The very air around them, was glonag with his
name.
We hear the woodman cheering, till he almost
shakes the ground,
| And the blacksmith leaves his anvil, to echo
back the sound
! ! be lawyer leaves his client, as he has not done
for years
And thousands pour from shop and store, to
rend the air with cheers.
! Across the rolling prairie, from out the golden
wheat,
| Oh can hear the sound of cheering, and the
sound Of hurrying feet.
! Up from The mines of darkness, the eager
Workmen come,
! To cheer the knight, who fights for right. with
White unSulied plume.
4 When Maine was in sore peril, when traitors
held command,
| This knight put on his arnor, and fought them
| hand to hand:
| lie dashed into their stronghold, he charged
! them left and right,
| Till the traitors fled before him. like ''Fogg"
1 before the light.
| \ knight more bold and gallant, ne'er threw
his gauntlet down
In every case Of justice, 70 win victors
crown;
! Ills voice i always ringing, in the thckest Of
the FRAY
And where lis plume is waving, there victory
wins the day.
| The motto that was chosen. for the loyal state
of Maine,
is the motto that Dame Nature, stamped on
the Soul of Blaine.
| He can 20 more help leading, by royal right,
divine,
| Than the north star up i'll heaven can help to
| guide and shine.
The great north wind has risen, with what a
dcaiening roar,
Ii wakes up all 'he nation, from oceans shore
10 shore.
From the mountains of Nevada. to the rocking
pines OF Maine.
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| TSOnpr,eI Reportrr.
WHAT TIE PAPERS SAY.
Butler cot tired of waitino ,nd fred his oun.
Then the natirnt Cleveland nro.r from behind
the fence and delivered vi, sueerh without
further delay. Portland Advertiser
Tine die j. cast Fusion in knoy county is a
failure. and never 10 be rcpeatrd. If has been
trr,i 4ud proved v,.ry unsatisfactory TO a large
portion Of III. partirs concerned. IFree Press
| (rccrhirl,ef. wLo viii fu>n Win the Demo-
crl1> are ACCORDING to the Ronunr CommerciaI
..hon4si believers in nrinci,,lrs while Green.
hacker, who viii moi fusc are ..crnnks." A.
rorli,y to thr nnifast A~a lirarnharknrs ,vho
Iyni nnt fu>n ~ ..1on.y .rnwd rLIrnn
Press.
Those WHO have been in svmnathv with the
Glcenbark party in Oxford Comfy now have
l,, choice. but io vote either VIII the Demo
,.,;nir Or >yilh the Renubliran nartv There l.
no (ircenharl nHrty Or GrernbarI, oroanization
ia She Coupiv II has sold ont entirely to tho
y, morrai. TOvforl Dernorr,f
Maine has Two fay0ritp sons. Ncyr TO Mr.
Blaine. and following close to MIN in the hearts
of tIt nrot1c Il William p Frve The nponle
llNa4I whit tn .rr and he,r Mr Frve "a
one could faI tn seq hv the mrnifo stafions A.
Strong. thai Mr. FRYE was :; fny0ri1r, fphllin.
pbon0graph.
We hone ihe Arrus misronorts Judoe Red
man when il make, him utter jast nioht thIs
untruth: ut f freely admitted everywhere /
.r0 that lut for the 'usp of money the onno.t-