The Portland daily press., 1888-08-17
Mr.. BLAINE WANTED IN VERMONT.
An Invitation to Address a Monster
Meeting at Rutland.
All Vermont and Part Of New York
to Be There.
Further Appointments for RepubII-
can Speakers In Maine.
Especial to the Press.l

AUGUSTA, Aug. 16-Chairman Manlcy. of
the Republican State committee received the
following dispatch today:
RUTLAND, VT, Aug. 16.-We are advised that
Mr.. Blaine will come TO Rutland, VT, 10 a great
SSate @ gainesTng @ Il releasea @ ' Dy your committee
er visited Vermont and his coming will bring to-
gether more people than ever assembled In the
from Eastern New York. We will arrange an ail-
ditorium where thirty thousand can be seated.
We believe his coming Will add from one thous-
ticket and will not thirty thousand majority in
Vermont help Maine the next week more than
anything else? Loan him for day and we will
Albert Clarke, President of the Moryille Club:
John V. Baxter President Of the Harrison and
MenS - W uh hsssg Ssg resdenb YSSrng
OF Irish American Anti Free Trade Club; K. H.
Morgan, President First Voters Club; j. Z. Bo-
Barrett, President of the Tippecanoe Vot ers
Club; J.. b. Kelley, Major Irish Veterans Club I;
L; G. Bagley, Chafrnissl Republican State Com
mittee.
Mr.. Blaine is undecided as to whether he
shall accept the invitation.
Mr.. Blaine's Movements.
Especial to the Press.l
AUGUSTA, Aug. 16.-Mr. Blaine attended
the horse races at the Augusta Driving Park
in company with his son Walker. While
there he met large number of his fellow
townsmen for the first time since returning
home. After the Bangor meeting next
Thursday, Mr. Blaine will speak as often as
once in two or three days, in different por-
tions OF the State, but will probably not de-
liver more than one lengthy address. Other
dates have not been assigned to him as vet.
q vUbn w
to the tariff and fishery treaty questions.
Republican Appointments.
Especial to tile Press.l
AUGUSTA, Aug. 16-The following ap-
pointments in Maine are announced by the
Republican State committee:
Hon. j. p. Dolliyer of Iowa, will speak in
the evening at Gardiner, Thursday, Aug. 80; ;
Waterville, Friday. Aug; 81; Bangor. Sat
Lewiston, Tuesday, Sept. 4 Portland,
Wednesday, Sept. s.; Ssco, Thursday,
Sept 6.
Hon. Charles ]. Noyes, of Massachusetts,
will speak evenings at Winthrop, Aug 27;
Readfeld, Aug. %; Oakland, Aug. 20; Clin-
Friday, Aug. 81 Hallowell, Saturday, Sept.
Hon. George Nancy of Tennessee, will
speak at China Village, Saturday, Sept. /,
aIIeIuOon, FasSalDoro, (GeCchelPS C0rner),
Monday, Sept. 8, evening; Mt. Vernon,
Tuesday, Sept. 4, afternoon; Monmouth,
Wednesday, Sept. %, evening; Winthrop,
Thursday, Sept. 6. evening; Oakland, Fri
day, Sept. Z, evening; Hallowell, Saturday,
Sept. 8, evening.
Gen. Lucius Fairchild of Wisconsin, will
speak at Bath, Thursday, Aug. 80; Rockland,
Friday, Aug: 81 Bangor. Saturday, Sept 1
Ellsworth, Monday, Sept. 8; Lewiston, Tues
DAY, Sept. 4; Portland. Wednesday, Sept. 5;
Saco, Thursday, Sept. 6.
Hon. X. G. Horr, of Michigan, will speak
at Biddeford, Tuesday, Aug. %; Waterville,
Thursday, Sept 6; Gardiner, Friday, Sept. Z.
Hon. w. G. Doane, of Pennsylvania, will
speak at Livermore Falls, Monday evening,
Aug. 20; Mechanic Falls, Tuesday, Aug. 81 |;
Auburn, Wednesday, Aug, %; Bangor,
Thursday, Aug. %; Houlton, Friday, Aug.
"a.
Hon. Andrew P. Wiswell will speak at
North Vassalboro, Monday, Aug. q, even
ing; Sidney, Tuesday, Aug. 2S, afternoon
Belgrade Mills, Wednesday, Aug. %, after
noon; Fayette Corner, Thursday, Aug. 80. af-
ternoon; Wayne Village, Friday, Aug. 81.
evening; Manchester, Saturday, Sept. /.
evening; West Gardiner, Spears Corner
Monday, Sept 8, evening; East Pittston,
Sept. 4, evening"
w. @. Plummer will speak at Pennington.
Monday, Aug. 20; New Sharon, Tuesday,
Aug. q Phillips, Wednesday evening. Aug.
2 Kingfeld, Thursday, Aug. %; Rangeley,
Friday, Aug "a; Strong, Saturday, Aug. "a.