The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-09-02
The Political Panorama.
WHERE THE THIRD PARTY TEND

party. ii lHcN 20 DICK 10 Tree rum IL VIII he
through the efforts of the third party prohibit
tioni>t>. [I'hiladelphia Press.
WHAT HON. T. Il. REED HAS DONE.
Mr.. Reed. whom the Argus denomnateS an
ob>tructionist. secured from the House with
Democratic majority of forty against him,
appropriations for his district as follows:
$4,000 for Portland harbor: S26,25G for i'm
proving Back Cove: Sl2 900 for breakwater
i'll Saco river: 900 for York harbor: $4,000 |
more for Saco riyer-in all nearly 100000.
Portland Press.
REPUBLICAN ADN ANTAGES.
Never before have the Republicans in Il State
entered upona campaign with such advantages
in their favor. because never in the history of
parties has party 80 deliberately made war
upon the leading industries of a community.
The Republican campaign in Maine is one i'll
defence of the industrial interests of the people
of that State. Boston journal.
HANCOCK EEpJ BLICANs ON PROHIBITION.
At the Hancock County Republican Conyen-
ton held i'll Ellsworth the following rc>ou-
ton was unanimously adopted
RCsoNed. That we endorse and uphold the
principle heretofore often avoWed by the Re
publican party of this state of prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating drinks; and we insist that
the candidates nominated today for executive
officials. (if elected shall exert themselves to
the extent OF the law 10 stop the sale Of imoNi-
canls, and the acceptance of the nomination is
TIE AEooSrook DEMOCRACY.
The Democratic party in Aroo>took is pc
culiary situated The Old wheel horses of the
party the Old guard who have always stood by
their party and whom we respect for their
fidelity To their c0nNirton>-OccupN back seats
III the synagogue, while new converts take the
offices and run the machine. ana another Whilom
Republican runs the only Democratic paper in
the County. II is nothing TO wonder at that
the "od guard are not enthusiastic in this
campaign and feel like quietly resting on their
arms and what these new feller>" will
accomplish. Aroo>took Herald.
HARMFUL TO TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
"A dclu~ion and a snare" and ''morc harm
fu to the temperance caiiSe than even the adj
hercnt> of high license" is the agitation for
party. in the judgment of the emil
nent woman lawyer and eloquent temperance
orator. Mrs. }. Ellen Foster OF iowa. The agi-
tatiou has done absolutely nothing to advance
the call>c of prohibition III Kansas, Iowa and
Georgia. and there a> in Maine it would Srri-
ou>lN hinder the work Were IL not for the sig
niiicant fact that where prohibition iS aii ac-
rompli>hed fact the third party movement is
in>igniIicantly weak. 1t isn't sufficiently robust
TO do much harm III The prohbtory States,
but in Ohio, New \ lork and Massachusetts. IL
has been source of infinite mischief. Major
ii. \. Nhorcy in Brdgeton News.
RED HoT HUcK~I"RT DEMOCRATS.
\ large Democratic caucus in Bucksport.
nn,i,,.5n,, Air. S,.,,, n,n,n,.,'t fn
l,r.in,s ms jru'l,.r i,,,nn tI, ,,ort, as ia,i,ty
Collector. and thc Collector OF the District for
appointing Deputy Collector who is not
lruc ami tried Democrat. The last resolution
reads H. follows:
Ersol,rd TL,t if f,,, 1..i.e,;,,,, ,,,n, .ra to |
dictate and control the offices of the country |
and ride rough >hod over the grcat masses OF
the Democratic voters. 1hcn the time and labor
tratinu j. l,mt7 innri, rrw.ir1lod
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ronnnI IT,, i''a'"ii t V,,,,
tiou MATTERS Want .,lnn,, -, - niinir,i,. mil
,i,.,,i,I.. ni,,if - 7'i.r;.,,.
wrote a Icttrr aIj,.5im'e that Gu,ior was never
snId 81 n,,,,,I,, IL, NH 1I ''l' ''i,'"' @ poL
land is nn\y il, f L.,iIl nf t, '',,,, III.
lvn. not th. .i,,,l ,'f ~ tl h;Ii
hon ,urr,tinu th.,t tte ,,,,;,,nm lilr -, il ,,r-
coed. To- rr. ri,.,, I'.,i,, i, ,,Li,.I il 1ili.
him t|,t he ..r,,i tI 'tl. ' ,t , nm,
min. the prohibition nlrtv shnnlI ayniJ The
bnl7h,,, ,i,I ..,,t -. .IiiI hs la tI t',l IN
Trade al tI, r,,',,l,li..n IN ,rn1t;n M. ,,',.S
tinn
THE REP BIICAN CANVASS.
rh, frs, ,a,,,.,.. 4,, 4. ,,l,,. ti,, ,,i.... ,f
tb,. St,t, commute, h,s ,,n, ,',t n,n c,,,,,lt
ed. and mo- ,rnImunrn,m,nt ia n,nr hc.n ,n,,ln
Il, tn >yI,t rn,mti,. tb. pnII,lIc,us ,>,,n'.t,'J
to carry, OF what the result Of the canvass WAS
W W Nii' however lof tht information OF our
'iii" ayr itN >l"Ifr>. Say, tlidl SO idl dh llic
i ,n, a.? ''I '''ti ItrfNe'i II nocH nor Sho" d
''i ~ lNl VI "oUPlIih l"ltI>' il'illl'F u"ES IL
trnot ~ ''i57.I., ,'it ~ ~ ~ @ 49, Mt
&, tN'i"'t 'ht NllSn'e>I colhiofi. ne canvass III
tic ioNllS llltl nave lndit lntlf report alu re-
~ "i " H''"tIu"l t'lH Il iluth more ldfol-
able than has ever been returned before as a
first canvass, and shows that i'll every county
in the ~tnt, tine Epuuhli.n. are ,nit.t ,rtiy,.
,..ru..t n,J ,.,,,ti,l'.,,t ,f :, ,,-,,;,, :, i,. ~
''p'''ii''tl neat INehil'pec 'VufllaI.
NIX BppNEl.l. \ MAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
Mr. Rn,I,yall i. a,ni,,nntI,. =, ,,,,u Of tI, ,,,.,
,,I H. :. ,.,, ,',-.,,',i iiiti.: " ~ t 49, ~ -
- l. go ''l't''iN"ti"i W 'l' ~ NV il'C9
w 'l'l! ne cH"l'ialcS on questions feittli% 10
me rights dhd interests OF labor. He Is not |
merely thuor>t, but he has ..lived. moved,
and had his being" i'm the atmo>phcre h,
Surtks nf No u,.n i'm Maine ln.t,.r .,,,,,r. |
h.ni ,,,I ,,,,r ,i. - ''i'i, I; ~
' t " iiiolc StolI7i4 y HlP'tiilHtA w I'm tile
been there. lie is not one of that class of
men who look back with contempt upon their |
pa,t lives and kick dawn thp l,,I,l.r unon |
which tIn, b.,.. ,iunu III .,..o,,t f.,,,, ,i,,.
49,. 90 80 -" O'ii I''
by hand and brain. and every round in the lad
M I T,un "o''., iiE i'> ny anu lelt 'S
M in H,H VHiiit'c''' "h" ms NcNs no" expressed
!it tloNc ol IL llall VINO mas cNprflellccu ana
lhtelllgthtiN studied fe's ways and means.
lAfOostOOk Republican.
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