The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

THIS city soon after O'CLOCK this evening and
is being entertained at the residence of Con-
gresham Boutelle. He will leave for Dover
tomorrow morning by special train and speak
there In the afternoon.
Lewiston Nominations.
LEWISTON, Aug. 9O.-The Republicans of
Lewiston nominated tonight for represen-
tatiyes to the legislature, ]. 2. Campbell,
John Harper, A. b. Neatly and Ivory w.
Emerson
Political Notes.
Charles Dunn, Jr., of Portland, addressed
the Democrats of Pownal, Wednesday night.
The Kingheld Republicans have nominat-
ed Manley b. Pottle for representative to the
legislature. A Harrison and Morton club
GERS: President, j. w. Rowe; vice presi-
dent, Q. z. Bryant: secretary, j. L. Norton !;
treasurer, o. G. Dolbier; executive commit
tee. Horace Gilbert, G. M. Vose, j. e. Nor
ton, w. Cummings, Orren Tufts. Over fifty
are already enrolled and more will follow.
AT meeting of the Republicans of Ches-
terville, held at Stanley's Hall, the 25th in
slant, for the purpose of selecting a candi-
date to be supported for representative in
the class composed OF the towns of Chester
VII VILE, Jay, Wilton and Carthage, John G.
wheeler was made chairman, and j. b. NJ.
LoyeJoy, secretary. Nathan s. French and
Y. X. LOthrop had each 80, with one scatter
ing; no choice. Second ballot: Mr.. French
II, anu MI. LOtnrop 4O, ana Mr.. french was
declared the nominee.
If the Argus man will come to Carthage
we VIII show him several Democrats who
Will vote the Republican ticket this fall. One
OF them says: II have voted the Democrat
lc ticket for the last time, so help me God"
cleveland and free trade are too much for
them to swallow Carthage cor. Of Farm
ington Chronicle.
Representative caueuses have been held in
Chesteryllle the first by the Democrats who
nominated Everett +. Dyke, followed by the
kepublicans who placed in nomination Ma
At the Republican caucus held in Brooks
the other evening it was decided to present
the name of l. G.. Reynolds to that class as
candidate for representative to the legisla-
Mr.. Reynolds was nominated by acclama-
tion. He is clean man who will vote right
on all matters OF Importance.
Wednesday evening" in the common coun-
eli room, Bath, the G.. o. p. club elected
Geo. Moulton, Jr., captain, and Charles Isl.
Emery and John Carr lieutenants.
The Republicans of Lisbon Falls and vi
clnity met Tuesday evening and organized
Harrison and Morton club. A large number
were present. and the utmost harmony and
called to preside over the meeting. A per-
manent organization was effected as follows:
President, Dea. Henry Hackett; vice presi-
dents, Geo. Canhan, Geo. b. Shorey, g. b.
RUNNER, Geo: Plummer, Edw. Berry, Geo.
Sawyer, Elbridge Lincoln; secretary, Geo.
ID. Whittier; treasurer, j. A. Beal; commit
zee OF arrangements, G. NJ. Howe, w. 4.
Stevens, VIM. Names, Geo. Huskins, j. A.
Beal, Z. A. Douglass, DR.. Lander, III. Gins
burg, VIM. Shultz; committee on naturaliza-
Beai, Il. Emsburg; committee on l hall. W. s. s.
Elias Webber.
The Republicans of Rumford Corner rails
So 4aarisa handsome som nag bearing the names of
wednesday evening. Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Col. A. 5. Wood, of New York, will
speak at Rumford Point Wednesday even
ing, Sept. Sd, on the political issues of the
day.
The Republican rally at Richmond. Tues
day evening, called out large and enthu-
slastlc audience. There were many ladies
present and they were liberal in their APP
plause. +. j. Buker. Esq, called the meet
ing 70 order and introduced as the speaker
Oh the evening Hon. r. Il. Frazier OF Michi-
gan, who for an hour delighted the whole au-
dlence with his telling words and points,
General Adam 4. King of Maryland, spoke
In Memorial Hall, Oakland, Wednesday eve
ning. The attendance filed the hall to its
utmost ). Wesley Gilman, ESQ.,, presided.
DR.. George w. Anderson Of Southwest
HarDor, has been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis as their candidate for Representatives
TO the legislature from the district composed
Of fremont, Eden. Mount Desert and Gran
berry ISLE
AT the Democratic caucus at Thomastou
last evening, Hon. Edward K. 0'Brien was
unanimously nominated for the legislature.
AUBURN Republicans paraded with full
ranks wednesday night, and then listened to
q good speech by Hon. G.. 4. Littlefield,
Speaker OF the Maine House Of Representa-.
tives.
Pittsfeld Republicans had a big parade
wednesday night. followed by a rally. Re-
pnDllcaps came from Hartland and other
towns by the car load. Hon. d. c. Harri-
man and Hon. w. P. Hepburn were the
speakers. Hon. Archibald Linn of Hartland
was on the platform.
Capt. Reuben Carver Of Vinalhayen cele
DRAFTED MS 9lst birthday yesterday. He is a
years before the grandfather of the next
PRESIDENT was elected. Capt. Carver Is
quite lively, oan be seen ON the streets very
often, often, and Is one of Vinalhaven's central
nFg9hies. h;e a large company congratulated him
ning.-LRockland Free Press.
~ Mnen Ten. Carey spoke in Belfast last
Triuay. tnere was scene when the Hon. s.
Il; Mllliken, who was in the audience want
ca 70 ask question. The speaker was max
on iron, when Mr.. Milliken rose to ask a
question. The crowd howled, hissed and
shouted Put him out" go hire hall"
etc. The chairman also told Mr.. Milliken TO
snOeP eeiii' fIOH hepuDllcan standpoint 1T
Is 70 pc regretted that Mr.. Milliken did not
get tne opportunity to ask his questions; he
wouldn't have left much of Carey.
Inc Democrats in the Monroe class have
nominated DIR. j. j. Sewall as a candidate
for the legislature.
"A well attended meeting of the Young
Mems Republican Club of Rockland was
held In Farwell Hall, Tuesday evening. True
L. Plerce, Esq, and III. NJ. Lord of Rock
land addressed the meeting. Brief remarks
We're also made by DIR, BENJAMIN Williams
and B. R. Campbell,
At the Democratic caucus in Isleboro last
Monday, Mark p. Pendleton was unani-
mously nominated for representative to the
legislature from the district composed OF
lsleDoro, Lincolnville, Northport and Bel
mont.
Dauiel Cain of Clinton, was nominated for
representative Wednesday afternoon, by the
Republicans, for the class of Clinton, Ben
ton and Winslow.
The caucus held at Whitefeld. Saturday,
to nominate Republican candidate for the
legislature to represent the class of Bremen,
Jefferson and Whitefield was largely attended
and Chas. +. Achorn of Cooper's Mill, was
the nominee.
Two lifelong Democrats in Perryville, Au-
burn, have been converted to the Republican
party and marched in the parade. Wednes-
day evening.
In one room in an Auburn shoe factory.
are three workmen who will cast their vote
for the Republican nominations. Another
republican in the same shop saws: IL never
carried torch in Republican parade in my
life, but I'm going to do it this year" There
are lots OF shoe-factory men who talk that
way.