Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-27

Sagaddhoc-W IN. Rogers, Bath.
Somerset. c. Couuor, PItt>teld.
Waldo-Wm H. Hunt, Liberty
Nasblngton-N. :. Allan. Dennysville.
Iork-Mark +. Weutwer;h, kittery.
Mr.. Mitchell of Auburn moved that a com
mittee on resolutions, one delegate from
each county, he elected. The following are
the members of this committee:
Androscoggin- Il. c. Boothby.
AroostoUk-t. a. Powers.
Cnmberland-A. W. Coombs.
Frank lin-S. X. Wellman.
Hancuck-J. c. Chilcott.
kenne bec-Elliot Wood
Nndx-T. Il. simonton.
Lincoln
Oxford-O. II. Iersey.
Peuobscot-E. C. Rider.
Pscataqui F. Daggett
Sagaianoc--J. W. Wakefield.
Son.erset-C A. Harrington.
Waldo-F. ". Richards
WashingtuH->. &. Downs.
York;. f Emnions.
Mr.. Mitchell of Auburn presented the
name of Rev. DIR. Q. b. Cheney, President
of Bates College. as Presidential Elector.
Mr.. Mitchell eulogized the Doctor in most
eloquent terms.
Mr.. Syiers presented the name of Capt.
II. IL. Shaw of Portland.
DIR. Hamlin presented the name of Henry
\. Cambcll.
Hon. $. Matthews seconded the nomina-
ton of Capt Shaw.
DIR. Hamlin moved Mr.. Campbell's NOM
ination be made unanimous it was So voted.
Mr. Syder moved the nomination of Capt
5ha~ be made by rising vote. The vote
was unanimous.
MIR Libby presented the name of Mr..
Chas. II. Prescott as delegate at large from
the first district
Mr. Csrran presented the name of Hon
G. A. Boutelle for delegate at large from
the fourth district
Hon. c. 4. Littlefield presented the name
of Samuel l.. Allen as delegate at large
from the second district
Hon. O. d. Baker presented the name of
Joseph II. Manley as candidate at large
from the third district
An whom u,r. ,I.c,od ,rho. do1o,,o+.,s
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IL i'i - are Ni"S' IL Iescot'' aueri'a'e'
Charles j. Chapman, alternate, Gen. George
L. Bcale
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ncr.
This finished the real business of the con-
,o,.io,,.s,d th. ,,roat,,. ,,r, of ,ho l.Io,,a,os
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'ei' 'n' ""'i' ne" "'"'r was H'a'iE re-
stored, Frederic \. Powers, Esq, of lloulton
took the door AMI made the following report
for tho com,n;t,ae an Resolutions
h'S"iNe"' ","' w io'ect'on OF american
i"uHs'tS a'u - our noun markets, 10 the
w ''i'' '''e 'A",ei ga" ii"oiet may oe smell
:" S"'i'' 'i'e u' P'e'SiuB in'ueHce ol lof
',S" '"''f' an" u,e '"s' i"'u''l resources OF
me c"uu'f! "'feIopeo' Is demahdeu by the
l''''"'iSn' anu ''''tsi''"hsl'P ol common
Seh't' ana 'ieltlofe II Is 'he GUY OF the
itpu'"cth part! III congress TO resist 10 'he
'e'i'ioS' 'nt a'ei1pt NO" oeihg male 10
.p''s '"sn '''e iiouSe oi i'epleseh'a'i'eS
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! , i,' ''@'n ilet Taie message ol december
i'S' am supp P'r'G" oy ms oihciai - patronage
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h'i ,e''"ue uAea aS WIN orinR 'he 'o'al an
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ton of official duty and propriety. atforiiug
conclusive evidence that the democratic
party Is completely dominated hy sectional
ieiera'e passions AM preJudices, winch
many cltiAehs nave sincerely hoped had dled
out du, pdsSel away
heSoNeu' nav our Ieia'iohs WIN foreign
PoN NeIS~are ehhahgeted oy oihciai tlmiiity
ana eakhess' ana that 'he! should De man
a-ed py sasaci,y hlmiess ana prudence 80
as most certainly TO secure the blessings OF