Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-19

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E.Q 20 Bethel. snd Alden Case, Esq ~
wo1tstock va vic,. President Tor Ga.
ford Coanty. The following state Com
mittss sAs chosen
Auirc.coxsia-Nsihs " Duiion. Of Ls-i,
Aro,.tooa q. q. Aiisa. ofFre.lus i.is
Uumhsrland-Fre-i y. po~, 81 furtisnd.
FranklIn-I. 4. ttnirnan. ~ lartningtnn.
tisncuck-u u. ssnn,iers. ~ EIls-orth
kennstu.r-.icssph "A. Mkuley. ~ AnrastA
kaoG-Cbsres . titueneli. of Bscsiand.
tnonln- Rnsco. = faftfl1gs. ~ Nhiisnsli.
OGfuri-lt n nssrce. ~ NofvsY.
psnobsorf--Iahn T. cutler. - nAngof.
s.-.i.....-s " 81 ri ns-isinhara.
z1-n.r.@t- william usbs1u. ~ Flttsneii.
NNide-W william u. funi. - l1h.Sty.
NashiuEtna-l. n. nnsus. oft NiAis.
Nork n Moss. % lork.
Oas OF Ne acts OF The convention Aboai
this tine should be mentioned particularly.
A dslegsis from AroosiOot Coauiy, IN old
soldier, bal ben stricken With sPoplsNy
on IN arrival % The train The night before
AZ hsi died a. The hotel The fact was
mentioned 10 the convention. . contrioa
too wAs taken. And 80 49, raised - b.
ssut d The Amily % tae deos.cd-
TIE comnittee 90 eroisntiAls reports,i
that The couvsution sAs entitled 10 itts
delegates, AMI that there were itt2 prs.
eut. Onc more subsequently, appeared
from Sonsrsst Coaniy, mailing total %
lg,g
TIE temporary Organization WAS then
male psfmansut. AMI an attempt sas male
o. tAks . recess flr diunsr; bat ne eat
sru Delegates ssrc not In favor % ihls, I'D
10 failed.
TIE convention then proceeded - ihe
most InportAnt Business % he iAY, ne
nomination. % AcandiiAts for Governor.
pgriug the prvssn.Atlou % candidates and
ne hAlioung. The iutsrest wNs lnisuse.
snd The crosd 4 lckci la i'll u extended
fAr beyond the door. % The hall Rarely
dos an audience have an opportunity 90
hear 80 many 10 The bcst speakers In ne
state. Aud rarely does = speaker have -
apprrclAtvs Ani enthusiastic an Aailsncs.
Onsu tae storm % applause AMI cheers
solli compel TIE speaker n suspend flr
q considerable umc. while ne saving ~
hats aud standards Ailsi lu glvlug sKpfss-
.iun % The eutausiNsm. IL sAs q scene
sh.ch one must see - appreciate.
X ;. Paftrigr. % walbdri. present.
"A Gov. MArblss usmc. tsvieslug the
Governors eminent services - The StAis
aui Tee parry. psyiug hish Iibais - hls
personal character, at declaring 70 fiting
that. In The position be- occupied to-dsy,
b. shoali receive ne u1ninAunu.
Hoe. n NJ heA;h. % Aagasta, ssc0ni-
81 tac nom 'nAil1u 20 Gov. MNrb.e.
Hon. W. Symlui. rOsc % prCscni ihv
nams % Hon. n u Cicavss. AMI spoke ~
some length % the complications shich
might arise 10 case M State Treasurer
we're elected Governor. closing With ne
presentation OF Mr.. CieAves nAne Ia TIE
most mss,srly ,fJri % he day.
Mr.. Cave nomination wAs seconded
by ]. q uJyt, 90 farminEt0u, Ani County
Attorney Carleton. 90 Winthrop.
Hon fret PoWcrs. % lloulton. present..
"a the name. 90 Sir. Barlsigh. 10 behalf ~
q solid delegation from ArOostOok. aud =
unanimous Rrpa5licAn party behind that
delegation. And sulogitei Mr.. Baf.slgh .
personal character.
TIE uOmlustIon SAs seconded hy Jam .
Morrlson. Of Pallllps All ffAuk W. Dana
90 Lssiston.
The ballot SAs then taken BY COUNTIES.
The vote of each c0uutV bvlug announced
separately from TIE door. Ani tie whole
"a ulAtsd The total result wAs
whole uumbsr % votes. In
NsCsssarY % ChuiCr. ~
Eisin e. nurisigl lad -
ilrurs a. Jisaves, a.
sebastian \. Msrslo, 80
The vote % oxford Co1niy WAS; Bur
leigh n. CisAvss s.. Marble 81.
Mr. Barlsi.h Sas declared The nominee
% The convention, an announcement
shlch SAs f1llossd With great applause.
Hon. Geo n. Bishse, 10 behalf OF Gov.
srnor MAro,e. moved 10 make The n0minA.
uou unAnlmOas, Ani IlOn. J II. Drum.
mont, 10 behalf OF NJ Cleavss. seconded
he motion. Which was carried.
The ccmzlttee on resolutions reported
The fl,l0sing. which were adopted. aud
The convention 40 IGrned
The Republicans Of Maine Ia convention
assembled ADOPT The following resolutions
A. q declaration OF principle
fire. trade, - tAgght BY The Golden
CAB aud other British therists and sup
ported by Grover Cleveland and the Demo
cratic party IL hostile % the Industrial and
bu.laess Interests % The Unltei States.
aud the Mills tArif bill should he opposed
by al me aOnorADi. Ani Elective To-
faences which the friends % American
labor eau exert. both In Congress Ani
among The people.
al. : The duiy OF Congress 20 reduce
The national revenues % TIE amount which
shall ,gll ~ nearly a. possible the an
DUAL expenditures OF TIE government. In
cludirg therein lost AMI llb-rsl prov sion
fOr our veteran soldiers and Tor proper
means % usiioual defence, AMI this should
~ done 10 . Way not o. impair our R-pab-
llc.H protective system. watch hAs proved
81 - - A -
and - our home markets.
3-FOr - surrtn Ser OF An iricAn rights
Ani Interests 10 TIE recently negotiated
f,hery treaty. the present national admin.
lstrAtiou deserves the emphatic censure OF
al patriotic Americans, and The Rspubli.
can senator's are entitled % the thank. %
their eOuntrymsn Tor their able aud 81.
fccilve trJrts against IT, ratification
THE abandonment % the principles Of
civil service reform BY The Democratic al
ministrAiion, together with 10 utter
failure % keep the promises under which
10 cane into pOser-in q conspicuous
example OF insinosrity and hypocrisy. AMI
merits The condemnation Of al good eltl.
tsns.
5-Oar Senator's aud Representatives. In
Congress are deserving the wsrmsst
thanks Ofthis convention Tor The eouspic-
uous ability. susrgy and 1ieliiy with
which they ar dischArgiug their duties a.
Washington, and especially for their pow.
erfal resistance % the bad measures Of the
national ADMINISTRATION.
G-rhe prohlbltory law against the Ter.
riols evils OF the liQaor trafiic. sftsr many
years OF trial. has oscOme the hxed policy
% the STATE. % which the X paolicans Of
Maine are nrmly pledged. and We demsnd
that 10 provisions shall be faithfully eu-
forced according 10 their terms aud spirit.
The R-paolicsns Of Msine send greet
Ing 70 The R.pabllcans OF Oregon, and re-
lice with then In the splendid victory
tasy haze ja,t son over the supporters OF
Grover cievslaDd, and for the cause Of
American labor and the principles OF
sound government
s-rhis eonventiob sends across the
SEA words Of good cheer 20 our dis
fellow citizen. Hon. James q.
Blaine. snd r.jOiees that on his return be
will eontlnas ~ give the weight Of hls
great name and the force Of bis eommsni-
lng influence In aid OF the Republican
cause In tn Dsndlns pollticsl cortest