The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-05-07
The Offices ana the Office Seekers.

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iiNi-74Df-->l 'Af-F ELANb AllOlNIMi-NI9 49,
TO elect Blaine would he IA fatal example, but
:" hopoi Lamar, ihe lhttieciuai itader anu ora
uro.titute the nation.i hag in honnr Of Iaf.nh
Thomn,on. the rnnfe,.eJ inran1Ii.,rv assassin,
10 fiji the diplomatir uosts of l,urone with Con
federates and rounerbeads thus rewar,Iinp and
honoring the highest rrinrs against hTnan
government and divine law.-this j. safe hi.
i national reconciliation mis- is "reform y tLis
!. the new era of wisdom and sfatesman> hin
under 1'ieyeIand And if renul,lirans ,Yre In
rritjcise or onr.Iion hi, moir, the tna,Ii,. and
jick->uittlt> of the administration Al once do.
n0unre them as narrow-min,Ied sorrhs.d. and
waivers of the .bloodv shirt" And that settles
it. North Adams TRANSCRIPT.
VIVA WIN nr,vxn u.pnr~>
Marh Hardehs defence OF lIllsbury Is the
richest lhlh2 lhal mas Ntl trails plred, IN regard
TO l'iIisburl's appointment. unless Ii he the as
sPflloh ol the New age thls week that I'm this
community. where MT. flIiroufE formerly re
>lNeu. the Satisfaction over the appointment Is
almost universal, among democrats, republi-
cans ana mugWump-. EN-GoV Plalsted Is
aware that flii>pufH Itd the STATE very soon
after The couht-out, hnding exile more agree
ahle IMAM an attempt 10 continue his residence
among people VINO regarded him as ii fit sub
YET IoF lle S'ate fri>oh because OF his conntc-
non WIN lhe atleihptrd o'ale seal ana ms
statement aS ABOVE must therefore be regarded
a. very grim joke or most stupendous lie
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" 'i VIZ fiNS
Inc candidates for Postmaster at Gardiner
are I. a. W mite and MI Landers. OF the Ken
ntbec Reporter. Of the former the Fairfield
journal lDtm) says: IF ever there was ii
chronic office seeker, it Is this same Charles A.
W llte, who has been in every party for the
last tWenty-four years for the sake OF an Office.
we prefer to see good clean Republican re-
tam his Office rather than see it go to a camp
follower like white. After getting all the Of
nces lie could out of the Democrats he suddenly
saw hight ahead IN the Greenback party, that
contained more Tools and dead beats. than any
party IN existence For his sudden conversion
he was rewarded with the berth of State Treas
urer, after promising all the cerkshipe of that
once TO prominent Young Greenbackers. White
Is AN ola WORKOUT Office seeker who held office
under buchanan. Mr.. Landers is young non
partisan Democrat and one of the proprietors
81 Inc kennebec Reporter. lie is recon-
mended by all the best element at home OF the
Democratic party, ana nearly all the business
men OF Gardiner. but he lacks the support of
the trading politicians 1t remains TO be seen
whether political chlcanery is to be rewarded
II The case OF White vs.. the young Democracy.
Heres success to Ladders. The man who
makes so good newspaper as the kennebec
! KesiJes we ike IN SOC ,rnfessin,.I pnann''"al
ers get left.
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'i'> A-'i' ~ LENS IN NA9iiiNDioN'
washington despatch TO the Lewiston
Journsi says: A Democrat very near the adj
Ihlnistration states that "Slmon Brown, the
present CHAIRMAN OF the democratic state COM
ihlltee OF Name; received a rather chilling re-
ceptloh mere: Inc President has been made
aware AVA tl't broWh was a co-conspirator with
| shawn him no fovors Thi Iaal,. ia e. o. VI
Morton. Brown and Don Powers came here
chiefly for the purpose of helping Morton into
the Augusta post Office" This gentleman,
statements are corroborated by the tenor OF
conversation in Democratic circles here. The
| talk is that old-fashioned Democrats. like VIM
l.. Putnam, S. G. Strout and Mai. Belcher art
to be consulted in regard to Maine appoint
ments. in the future. instead of Brown, Plais
ted, Pillsbury and their stripe. The Pres