The Jasper weekly courier., 1886-09-24

- Dansu1ey . - Wsy - xeee1ss'ee
shs Prshiblelsa Qsssetsn-Ae ~ -
~. uialss ~ Nss Agra
~. n,a,uss rumarks in bic speech % she
Prohibit |onisss. ~ 4 ob>srvcd- ars d'rcc'cs
exclusively % shc people Of the STATE
Maine DafsR JosrnaL
The same fact has been remarked py I
some Of the best Of our Democrano
commentators The rcst Of his speech
| vas especially shaped as 'key-note
10 the Republicans Of the whole coun-
try. but he dared not thus to treat the
question Of prohibition. He preferred
"a consider il as = local issue
| Even in thus treating II he has raised
torn n diSrontenr The Prohibi-
tionists Of his own party are after nun
with . sharp stick; and - Jonn. WY
lost him New York and the PRESIDENCY
in 1884. Is coming 10 Maine 20 MP
them. He joins in the charge oI ne
Maine Prohibitionists that Mr' biaine =
irving 70 serve both God and Mammon
that ''he Prcs hes frobipiuon ~
works for free rum =
His old lieutenant. Senator Frye -
|. working him great mischief py = sio-
lent preaching Of that which 10 dos
. not practice. That he l. not nm,rn
. advcrse to the wine which Is red IN tho
, cup. and 70 the champagne when
! bubbles lusciously in the long-n.cked
: o,asS. i well known; but he had tho
, bardihood in his HouIton speech 10 Ut
! trrly disregard Mr. Blaine's adsice.
and TO exhibit himself rs Prohibl-
: tionist Of the most ultra type Il am
\ : Prohibitionist. said he. '-and ! be-
. lieve in its enforcement TO the bitter
: end. am in favor Of the Republican
!. partv shouldering Prohibition. and
4 know that in time the party wouio
= CONQUER under that banner.
Il This Is not the iirst nor the last evt
= dence that Senator FRYE has given u
l. lat. wears OF his willingness TO stick
= little knife into Mr.. Blzine'S cause
= Here i another passage from his sam'
Il Houlton speech. which has sci W
I. country to wondering and has iairll
- startled Mr.. Blainc's friends
~ ar xou go = man marching through "
u. ssrr~ts mari ed 4 am an honest man. distr. !.
to an. an Win r- rbbons and splendid isces AZ
- MI 4 On 81 hiblt on with . little ink spot z
IL SKIRT and you will mud plenfs q men ~, -.
~ ~o~ rhs people Of fhss country. with sn e
=. rss;,e ,ldelfty 10 the best interest OF the ~
81 tor, ~sw the little bit Of . sm.rch or tne -.
Ii ~ Mr. Blaine's coat snd. tncrrtorc. 49,, 49,
y. rhar NJ Cleveland . man who Wa -m,rcnc
- frorn head 10 foot should be President
ea Here i an open confession OF one
M Names Republican Senators. before
= great public meeting. that there was :
~ sn.rch on Mr.. Blzines coat
- singular. is il not5
But. returning TO the frohiniis
- question. Mr.. Blaine will speedily NJ
IL that. a. a professed national leader
'he ~ marry. lie can not contine his p'i
~ lie declarations upon this question
1iu ,he state of Maine. We wholly m
sl' take the signs Of the times a. "
- nexttwo wears. Prohibition does
~ ~. plava greater part in the politics
~ IN, shis country than ever before
''I' Maine. New jersey. PennsyNan
vi. Ohio and Michigan Prohibition IN
IN .s parties'' promise this year TO cont
',u- tbe balance OF power. and % ceI
nc mine the result Of the State eiecuo'
- If this shall prove true then ~ tne
nSi fional contest of 1854 we shall with
-El = vote for the Prohibition Natio'
rs" ticket such a never before has .
lne dreamed Of. The Plumed hnighi
'ncs NOT be able 10 maintain his position
Dnc thc dark. H. will be forced 70 GO
lns. ont from behind his eonce~lIng pl
- tudes and 70 declare whether ne = I
or auainsL"- CiHcinnats knqMreS.