The Republican journal., 1888-08-30
The Local Political Field.

islature.
The Lncolnville band and a number of Belfast
people accompanied Gen. Carey to Unity, on sat
urtlay, where the Democrats held rally
At the Republican caucus held in Sprague's hall
Frankfort saturday, Aug. 25th, Robert Tyler was
nominated as candidate for representative for the
towns of Frankfort, Monroe and Winterport.
Gen. Carey in his Democratic speech at Belfast
Friday related how Michigan lumbermen hired
Canadian workmen. Did any one ever hear of
Canadian lnmbcrman hiring American laborers?
Canadians come 10 this country to better them
selves.
BROOKS CLASS. At the Republican caucus held
IN Brooks the other evening it decided to pre-
sent tine name of l. G. Reynolds to this class as a
candidate for representative to the Legislature.
No other names We're presented and Mr. REYNOLDS
was nominated by reclamation. He is clean man
who will vote right all matters Of Importance
and il will he criminal neglect by the members
Of his party if they allow him to be defeated at
the polls under existing circumstances
THE BOYS TO ORGANIZE. The Republican
boys in this city, between the ages of fifteen
and twenty years to the number of forty,
have signed paper to organize a campaign
come out on parade when the Harrison and Nor
ton club comes out. They will meet in the same
room with the Republican club. The motto Of the
boys ls-"is the tw il IS bent the tree incnes."
liE KNEW GEN. HARRISON. Gen. Carey. Dem
orr,t. who sn,k. IN c,,fs, sot,,,,, oo,,,,,,, o;,
gio" ing tribute to Gen Harrison the Republican
Pit0"'th''8i nominee Gen. Carey SAID he was
3ofh III the same helshh"rhood with Gen. Harri
s'h ana had known him from boyhoo,t, and that
Harrison Is line and honest man, An able states
i''''ii "t'' " PauI"'N 7"blef' NO man, said Cen
Carey "Wll say aught against Gen. Harrison in
my presence without rebuke from me-.
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U>rRus0x ,>p Norrn> cIrr The raIfast
Hcnufliran comrai.rn ,.lnb was orvanile,l Wednes
day, Aug. ssnd. George f. johnson was elected
president : c. Howard and H. +, Mcdonald.
Vice presidents; j. W. Waterman. secretary. and
Wan. NJ Woods, treasurer A drum corps was
organized With Clifton White drummer and u. T
Guptill ifer. Or. J. NJ. Fletcher, Ii. +. MELON
adj and J. C. Gates were made a committee on
literature and have since subscribed for the lead
ing newspapers. \ committee uniform was
also appointed. singing will form one of the lead
Ing features Of the meetings to be led by Mr.. {
W. iianey as chorl>ter. The club has secured
rooms IN the Harris store on Main street, over the
store formerly occupied hv Mr.. +. A. Follets The
rooms We're recently rebuilt ami are commodious,
central amt convenient. saturday evening there
was large attendance 10 signatures having beer
opt'lhed 1t WAS voted To uniform and Mr. iianey
| mas of'cred one hundred and forty-seNen, The
UNIFORM consists "' Il cape fatigue cap Win loren
The foorS are blue. W. ii. Sanhorn was elected
| c"t'''lh "i inc company. VI. Z. piiWofth' his'
lieutenant and Z. + Merriman second lieutenant
me fluh VIII drill and make Itself proficient II
out-"our exercises. All Republicans are invited
To JON the tIuo and to frequent the readins room
WneIe all the current literature will he found.
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| Grcenbuckers. He IS IL good story teller. anC
makes the boys laugh Mr. II. F. Dunton presid
eel. The hall was well ilcd, many ladies being
present. Gen. Gary is noted for his wild state
mtht~ and ON this occasion rather out did himself
| lie said that free wool meant higher price 70,
wool but how ;hat was to be brought about lie Iii,
| not explain lie characterized the protective tar
lit as war taNes which only benefited the manufac
turcr and not the laborcr and said the tarin hat
nothing whatever To do with wages. America caI
compete with any country on the globe by reason
| "i the superior ingenuity of the lanSec-, and l.
TO-DAY supplying the locomotives which draw tn,
trains Of England. lie declared that Clcvclan'
was inc greatest man who ever sat IN the prcsi
"thli'i CHAIR \ dNSrafetul scene occurred durin:
'ue evening when the Hon. : l.. Alllkcn, wh'
WAS IN the audience, wanted I" ask a question
| Inc speaker WAS making an eNtravagant state
| hehV about the duty on iron when MIR. MIlkcl
| rose !" ask a question Inc crowd hoWled, hiss
| ''' ''i"' shouted nut MN out GO hlre nan,
| Ne' lhe chairman also tod MI Mliiiken I" keel
sun MY M1lllkth no doubt expected the tourte
gus "t"''heht 'f'of"e' all VINO attend kepuph'a'
s"'"'''"&s' "'H IL l. cNiteht that htpuHIfah7 ar
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