The Somerset reporter., 1888-06-14

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ton. for Sor4r..t c.pr,v uIliam
- VI 40 >''e'.' w. 'ee''' le''
Wem1er OF The state comm ttee and Dr.
" n Stevens Of New Portland vice
president t"r oomerSet.
The following : the nrqylg elected
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at eY'ii'iI'''ee "4i09c '9''H e9aH'iieHNe9
January 80.
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Af'o-l''h-' hdI'es. /. N1-eus IseH'uc
Isle,
nmherlanl-Colonel Fred y. Dow.
Portland
Frankl5n-J 4 Haluan Farnaing-on
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NUN y halle> Z, Lil.ieHenl, hotAlduNl-
LlncOln-R. =. Plrtrll1e, hlteteld.
oxford-H VI. BeaIce, Norway.
Penob~cOt-.Iohn l.. Cutler. Bangor.
Pi.cataouis-.J. F. Spra-rue. Non-on
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aldo-N imam II iunI' Liberty.
Na>hlngton-L. VI. Do|nes, Calals.
York; CharleS F. MOulton. saco
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iHe 'pl'"' 'H@ IL Tie p'd1iorth VI Iut
convention -
Resoired. That free trade a, taught 5y the
British Cobden Claa and supported by Grover
Cleveland and the democratic party +. hostile 20
industrial and business interest. + The United
states. and thatthe Mis- tariff 3ill ,aou.d be
opposed by all honorable and effective .aaaerce.
which friends Of American Labor an EXERT both
n Congress and among the people.
Reyafrei That il : ne duty Of Congress TO
reduce the national revenues to the amount
when shall euua. a. nearly a, possible the
annual expenditures of government, including
there IN 4 liberal provision for our Teferans ana
soldiers and proper means Of national defence.
and that this should De done in a hsayn9 70
impair our republican protective ,ystem. which
has proved Of inestimahle value IN American
.a5or and our home markets.
Res0irei, That for Its surrender Of American
rights and interests in the rereutly-npgotlated
fishery treaty the present national AIfnini,tra-
,ion deserves the empnatic cen,urc IT all pltrj-
)tic Americans, and the American Senators ate
entitled 10 the thInxs 8f their eonntrvnlen for
their abe and effective efforts against rs ratlh-
cation.
ResoIr.d. That the abandonment, Of The priuc.-
pies af c.yil service reform Dy the dpmaeratic
administration. together with IT, utter failure to
Keep the promise with which thev came into
power, j. a conspicuous example II in,Incerty
and hypocrlsy, and merits the condemnation of
L.! good c!tlAens'
Hesotcei, hat oar senators ana Representa-
tIyes n congress are deserving the ~armest
thaAhS 81 tAlH convention lor the conspicuous
aolllty, energy and fidelity with which they are
fisehAr2lnZ their duties Ishlngton, especnl-
y 'or their powerful resistance IN he bad
measures ct the auonal Aim!uistraiian
hesofrfd, mat prohIntiory Ia" Against the
tefrloie eNl' OF me a4aor Tlfhc: after many
10 which the repu6leans Of Mime are hrmly
Piedged' an! We deem that lis provisions shall oe
mir. '''''
hssofssd, That IN the rece1, iea,h II Joseph
los of an abie md f,,bf, -5st ',',
influential and valuable citizen, and the repuol-
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greetings to the republicans of Oregon, and ---
lo'ee win them IN me me 'p.endii fietefi they
and for the cause 6f American lbrr
anu prineiPies oi sound government.
so'a,I.' a. Is con sH'iIH sf4o across
HI sv--sss -, NJ
soon retarn to his country ,6 I'VE the ysilbt Sf
his name and the force Of his commanding M
duenee IN aid Of the republican cause IN the
pending political champaign.
Rssoi.ea, That this convention tend,rs .'s
fullest sympath'es to zen. >aer'dln ii MS serl-
'us 'Ahess' ana eA pressed me nope that he may
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Rs,o5,s9 Tba.in Hon Edwin e Ps,,s,,b
we have candidate for Governor whose char
lcter ability and record entitle him to the FULL
~ confidence Of the people and the sutirazes %
our electors and We pledge MIN our united aud
."fu4A- support
\ large number of delegates from
Erox pznohscot c,,nh.rl,r1
i''u Al e0uus'e' AN' e'''~euS Vi
augusta formed procession Tuesday
evening. and with band Of music
70 tho re.f.,ance of Hon + T.
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N' APPe1ie ca aN'i 81 'ei s'iAA Ni''-
hem Tor the houor conferred upon MIN
,y the nomination among other thing,
Aid
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late them fully and sincerely. We acrrnt
n rood faith the fixed policy of the stata
\ respect To the prohibition of the honor
raffic and maintain II To be A renublican
1tv To protect our homes and aresjd4.
gainst the terrisle evils Of intemperance.
ye ACCEPT in good faith. and with all the
7armth of the patriotism of American
itizens. the principles of protection for