The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-06-03

| tirely diSregardcd. Instead of frittering aWav
| their strength in useless strikes and revengcful
| boycottS, let the WOrkingmen hurl at their OPP
ponents that mighty engine of destruction-thc
| ballot. But right here comes the weak point
| of the laborers cause. Fcaty to political par
! ties is the grand curse of the American nation.
| If T. '. Powderly Were running for the Pres
| idcncy to-day. he would be feted and honored
as no other man ever was before. His path
| way would be strcwn with roses, while the ac-
| CARNATIONS of the working people for their idol
would rcsound from every hill and dale. And
| Yet when the morning of election day rolled
| around nine out of every ten of these men
would march up to the polls and vote for some
| bull-headct! bccf-cater around whose neck hung
| the collar bearing the familiar labcl-'reguar
party nominee" The great majority Of our
| people believe in the noble principles of tenn
| pcrancc, which is the grandeSt Of all reforms,
but attempt to run a candidate on that platform
and nine out of every ten of the loude>t mouth
| ed advocates of prohibition would walk up and
| deposit their ballot for some rlmsoaked de-
| bauchec who belonged TO the Irregular ticket.
| am fully aware that this statement will be I'M
| palatablc. Truth is often so. Bear in mind
that did not create the facts | merely state
| them. shall continue in the future, rs in the
| past, to frankly speak that which believe to
be truth even at the risk of offending those
whose appreciation is valuable. | speak the
| more earnestly on this subject because every
fibre of my nature goes ont in sympathy with
| the down troddcn and the oppressed. But
TIE MORNING LIGHr Is DAWNlNG,
and already in the dim distance | can see my
| country regeueratcd and rejoicing, moving on
| ward and upward to higher and noblcr civil
| ilation, beneath whose shade things snail
| m0uldcr and around whose summit eternity
itself shall play. But this is neither the time
| or place for mOralZing upon matters pertain
| in@ to political economy.
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|
| thtre l. none more interesting man thc arNiNc
| HsnWHNS' II Is i source 81 endless ai''S'ihchl
'ili iiNilu'tioH 10 Nat'li inc liNllt'iN ol H>l
i,ai are constantly making 'hGlr way up to
| 'htlr Spawning %r"'iiid. Earh tli' brings
tl'"lnUUS NFooiH UP Ii'c river 'llal ilicc' WIN
~ nat niue OBSTRUCTION uhi' 'heN reafii ln' dithi.
| ! ms ''!'ii Is a"out one huhhT'a ;'hu MY leci
| loh%' WI i Itil Oh aboul WE'VE lect. Al one
| G''d' h"d "Hhli il r." letl from the NloTe- Il
| idrS' ""N' 81 uaP. a> ~ i t',iicd' mas h'eh
| aiFHiS'". IL - Plrrh Nlihlii llifPc iool from
ti' potto" "l IN? laiIS. 'N'tl'us E'thWar" some
hl'''' let,' anu II tFi iGe' III "'u'h' III "roel
10 lr"rIi Tue nsnWH!S IN? aitWiN'S must pass
| llip'.7" we narrow opening ncl"ceh th' hilii
aliu ihc tl.P. II = II lhiS polh' lhai lh'
| '"'''', " 'iit Iliilt leiloM> commence. -FOUR
| StuM"lt ili'i'' tMo o'' 'a'ii >'n' "l 'hr trap
se'hu ready WIN loliS nc'> Wh"h tl',N ts>l
| mo ne Ncuillh@ Wat'f dIrtflly AT thr loot OF
~ In'n. iIl> IIi-h'fI'S 'ile L>ii 'l' 1il,y run
! MoM" % Il.'o l'i; ,l"i' V,o,''! loH"M:n nl 'hr
Ipul l''> III tlhG' " hPi' th' oid Is reached
'i' htl> IiN 'l'f'l ~, ana ti'i one Is i"unH 10
contain r rom pc'k 70 one huSh'I ol li>h.
l1iii ll'l' net, 1ie! aI' tnro"i mt" Il 'ar9t
SnillT" nuN nthlihl 'ne tTH! Wh'it Il man
Sl"hdS WiIh hugc shoNtI ming them mt"
wv di'', p"shP'>' Wnch ii''N 'tTe rP'Hf !4 ne
uJHNcrea 10 hSh peduiefS' FARMERS and otnPiS
Nno 4, "I" ~ sttl"'hS afouhI waiting 'hrir
IUIn' MI. ~ +. ,aNthtr' llc il>h agent told
ny ne H',u ",i'h i'k'h on a. many '> >rN"ilN
iiI"S1l"l h>l III Il Guy. Inc prNlh@c Is OWL
90 ny 'lie t"N ~ i'N lh9 ccii grantee ny spec
'"i att "l thG legislature. AthouGh the h>ii are
N"lH ioi 'he low price ol twenty Genus per nun
"l'"' 'nt ;Ntla.c IGN'hi' iNIneH from tliH
>oHi.e !. apoul loliF Llunlrrl d"llitl> per Year
fiHl''@ Is ailoWHl oniH lo'f Gays IN thr week;
~" r'lllili,l'r on me lhhe thc HShWaNr are
''e'i "', thc "leMlNes can =" through uhfho-
'>u'1' -Ni''l i,'N>'ii- thlot7h ilG iaii"" pas
s"Ge pciMctn inc Trap ana 'he lall> lhry come
10 10 lhe h>hNa!s up Whlth thev hill>l ascend
"'N' az " Ntiit> " Nintt poNeS SOME IPh or
tWriNe III n'hnpef. Eafh DON Is ap0ut el@htern
IrhtS "iue woe ny iWo leel atrp ana slN lcrt IN
fhSt!l; lhou@n ilc>c >ititts tlt water fll>ii-
e. win t'lrIhc loirt. ~ lhe POTION OF rHrh
noN' ana III lt9ll' ail@io> VIII" II, Is diiolhcr
'lSe N!,t'le Don Nllcic lilc Wafer Is SIM ana
ucPp' lhc>e are resting places Tor thr foh
altcf passing thfoagn the SiurcS. let Us
MalTh lhe progress OF one OF these il>ll from
me noltolh upward; starring if"lh lht passage
at '"t udp ih' illtlc leiloW Pluh"e> boinlN
thn M sI,,inn WV IInrn. u;rh+ ,,a't 'l III
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str,,rtidns thIv max, tbni,. ,, ntn nv, l,onth
ponds above where their spawn is deposited.
ON returning. some three weeks LATER they do
| not 90 down the same way they came un. bnt
prccipitate themselves boldly over the dam mn
| on the Jagged rocks beneath, Al this point
| their instinct is somcthin" wonderful. when
within six inches of the edge of the dam they
suddenly with the
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! ANOTHER OF TIE INTERESTING OBJECTS IN
| WARREN
| Is the celebrated powder mill, the only cStal-
| llshneht OF ITS KIND in Maine. BY permission
| OF the superintendent ! was shown over the
| grounds underline guidance OF Mr. Is. Is. spear.
| VINO proved most Scntlemanly attendant.
ne establishment consists of several detached
| buildings, located several hundred feet apart
| ana conncctcdby raised plank walks. Between
| these buildings willow trees have been thickly
| planted, winch growing rapidly have formed Il
complete Jungle. The reason for this precau-
| tioh Is obvious. In ease of an explosion these