The Republican journal., 1888-09-06
Maine Politics and Politicians.

Hall c. Burlei2h j. prominently mentioned
as Republican candidate for the Legislature
from NasSalboro.
EN-GoV. Robe reports pretty large aces
sion of Democrats to the Republican ranks at
his home most OF them laboring men.
At tie democratic cautu, il! Thoma>ton.
Hon. Edward II. tBrien was unanimously
nominated as Il candidate to the legislature.
! say here that the wages Of the American
laborer cannot be reduced except with the
consent and the votes of the American laborer
himself. The appeal lies to him. DANES q.
Blaine
A veteran of the war said to the Reporter
Yesterday that Congressman Miliiken i very
strong with the soldiers. tie looks closely af-
ter their interests at Washington. somerset
Reporter.
The Union Republicans have nominated
LySander Norwood to represent the | Mon and
Warren class. the opposition putting +. \. Al
den into the field.
\ flag raising ana rou>il& rally WAS held in
Ninalhaven Oil SATURDAY evening, Speaker C..
T.. littleteld delivering Il very interesting and
convincing address.
Winslow claims the Oldest person in the
State who voted for Harrison in 1910 in the
person of Jabez CrOwcli. now in his l0oth year.
and who hopes To cast another Harrison vote
In November EcNt.
Mr.. BlancS afternoon speeches are proving
very effective, and while they are read ali over
the country they are also creating lasting
impression upon the large audiences Of Maine
voters by which be Is received.
'he huhArtu ana lMniitF huHS!s vi 'ii'in'
We're consumed al the Ih0mastOn Republican
rally. Congress DiMgley, Hon. W. G..
ilummer. of Dakota. and Col. lAR>on :. Wood,
Tic foioWln" kerut'iigah ciniidai@s 10Y
the legislature have teen nominate N i,"n-
ncbec county: Winthrop. iiermon II. Adams;
Mount Vernon. 16hn +. Carson; NaHnc. Benz.
+. Maxim: Randolph, II. p. CoSson.
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an -, ' ~
. n III iieii 'I''' ~.
VIZ Me aM""c "iaic, i:'' li'e ~ ~.
tested ly thc rnljro members hin of tho ,;arty
indicate a keen appreciation Of the yaI,. of 4.
laroe Rcpulli..an naior;fy This wear. iE0,t.n
Journal
An Augusta despatch sayH "ihe ii2NIil'i-
ran canvass i shoWi!.t large i."pui'IicaE %!il'>
in the rura! districts. There i every insiica-
'len that very laf@" vote VIII he thrown on
September loh. ana many prominent Republic
cans IN this city predict TIA HE fepuhil,an
majority VIII he larger than ;he ilj.lnrltE of
two years ago
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ION tiG li. d. e., ''lg
pl7;, ,'','', 90, i, ~
gree from the changes o.. til tariff ;>>,.e. and
While may gentlemen have been heard from
vhn Will desert Tho Druocr.ti,. r.,,.,p ard vote
for rrotortion. thrr. m" nanny more H;.,no-
Gratis who viii NOT make. mach ado ;.l,l,t If
hnt will uuiotlv drop 4 EeltIil.ljr4ll ,ni,. into
the ballot boy for the same r,a.nr.
capt Reuben Carver OF >':'3haYrI' cf'e-
DRAFTED MS "l>t birthday yesterday lie = Il
stauhch Eepubilran. and voted more than ~
wears Iefore the grandfather % lht '%Nf i'ies-
dent Wa elected. Capt. Carver Is quite lively.
can be seen on the streets very often. and Is
one OF lnalliaNels central figures. y ars"
company congratulated hiih al his residence
all through the day and evening. litochIad
Free Press.
thr onno.itinn i. that of i : yu.r Of Iu.hin~
ORIGINALLY a Democrat. but Two wear, 400 the
Prohibition cantIi late for Rt,si,f,ir f Deed, in
This county. He i a youp~ man ana an able
one ana has taken Off n. ro,t and i. usinr ali
his Influence. which is nor iuc,qsi,ler,lI,. for
The .iIrre,s of ,Ie state and country ti,.krt y
j, Ware. first Selrrtmnn of yinaIh,yrn. j.
another accession TO R,uublican rank, from
Tie Democratic party.
Maine correspondent Of HE Springfield
Republican finds that the third party people
are winning recruits from the Dttnocrats This
does not seem probable. but. taken in co,mcc-
ton with recent statements of the SECRETARY Of
the Prohibitory Committee OF Indiana il de-
serves the attention o! Democrats who have AS
sisted the third party aborer> with enthusiasm
on the >uppo>tion that thew would en-; only il,
10 me rahhS Oh Inc i'eputicalH. lbo>toh jollt-
ha.
W. H. simmons, of hochlaE,l. the { MON
Labor candidate for governor. saws: Tie pros
pcct for the Mon Labor party of Maine far
exceeds my expectations. We have 4 perfect
organization. Of course Oh a small scale. in he
Is counties Of the state. think Our Yote wi
be from 1000 to 1000. iiane is The only New
England state to have a ticket in the held. and
| am satisfied from the outlook that in tilne we
Shall be one Of The predGmnaiing parties in
this State. After tie State election we PROPOSE
to perfect cur organization in every town and
hamlet in this State
A. Mr. R1aiue couj1 M. ,-o TO- +l,,, p.,..,liin,,
mcctint in Skowhem,n N0nI.v .,ftnrr,',,,. In
sent th,. following TELEGRAM ~
CIIsv,u.rr, Ser, >
Hon. Il. r. sheuherj. si,owbno.n NJ.
Give arr,tina tn the Rnnuii.am, nf >loy.,,.-
can and somerset Co,ItI and n<,,ra.s NV ro-
grct that cannot he with thc,, tn.,,ay r'hnir
lone an, constant fc.,Jti Ia Tho ,r;,.,i,,,a. -.
our party and the deem Interest With ther
have in The suc,css of Uarri.nn md Wo wv
and the majutcuan;.e of rr,tre,ion malo nn
sure that one and all viii crrnrsti,. iaI.,r "r
E,iwiuC. Burle~L and seth / NiIIkcu
J,Nrs g. Pr ,,>,
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am S ~ rM",' "'elnS VS. lie'd III Washington
~ ,'1a ~ GNchih1 ny tl| h&'upih'''!> il
i'ii'>onie IA neiii9 d'difalt" 10 Inc cau>e OF