The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-09-06


remarks on the issues of the campaign. The
Harrison and Morton Guards, of Portland,
in their handsome uniforms, and Freeport
company, were here to do escort duty. A
gallery in the church where Mr.. Reed spoke
was reserved for them.
Politics in Lincoln County.
Especial to the Press.l
DAMARIscoTTA, Sept. 5.-One of the
largest Republican caucuses ever held here
assembled last evening in Lincoln Hall to
nominate a candidate for representative to
the Legislature from Damariscotta and Bris-
tol. Kendall III. Dunbar was chosen chair
man and George o. Keene. secretary. On
the first ballot Mr., Nathaniel W. Morse was
nominated by IA majority and the nomina-
tion was made unanimous by a rising vote.
Mr.. Morse is a popular farmer living about
two miles out of the village. He has served
on the board of selectmen and will no doubt
be elected to the Legislature by large ma
jority over any candidate the Democracy
can place in the field, as there will be sub
stantial gain in the Republican vote of both
towns. The fishermen of Bristol are thor
oughly stirred up about the so-called treaty
attempted by the Democratic party to be
vote the Republican ticket next Monday
Hon. James G. Blaine, Gov. Beaver of
pennsylvania, and Representative McComas
OF Maryland will speak here on Saturday
afternoon and there will be an immense
crowd to hear them. A meeting of citizens
was held last Saturday evening to make ar
rangements to receive Names distinguished
son.. Committees were chosen to look after
all the details and the town will be in gala
attire.
The nrosnaot for a haovv Panphl;oo, mn
jority in Lincoln county next Monday is
first-class
IN Knox County.
Especial to the Press.l
RoCKLAND, Sept 5.-The Republicans
held grand rally at Tenants Harbor Tues
day evening, addressed by Hon. c. E. Little
field and H. M. Lord of this city. A flag
was unfurled. The meeting was held in the
open air, between 400 and 500 people being
present. Meserye's brass quintette of Rock
land furnished the music Among the audi
ence were stone-cutters from Clark's ISL
and other places, who are all thinking
very seriously of the questions under discus
sion, and studying affairs for themselves.
This evening the Republicans nominated
William III. Glover and Augustus ID. Bird for
representatives. by acclamation. Further
announcements for Republican rallies in this
COuutly dlo dS lOliOWS. M. d. murray VI
New York will speak in Hope tomorrow eve
ming; Hinalhaven, Friday; Warren, Satur-
day. Republican rallies will be held in
Friendship, Friday, and Clark's Island Sat
nrday. True p. Pierce and III. M. Lord of
Rockland will be the speakers.
Nominees for representatives.
Especial to the Press.l
AUGUSTA, Sept. "a majority of the
towns and cities have held their caucuses for
the nomination of candidates for representa-
tives to the legislature, and as whole they
have been spirited and well attended. AT
Gardiner the other night $50 representative
voters were present at the caucus. nearly as
many as the party numbers. Candidates
nominated by the Republicans, or sure of a
nomination, thus far heard from, are as fol-
lsws:
AndroScoggin County-J. G. Palmer, Liv-
ermore; John Harper, A. b. Nealey, j. w.
Emerson, w. @. Campbell. Lewiston; d. p.
Field, Geo. E. Clifford, Auburn; Alvin Rec
ord. East Livermore; F. o. Purington,
Minot; Alden Moulton, Wales; j. G. Jordan,
Webster.
Aroostook-Linneus. Charles o. Bither;
Houlton, A. w. Ingersoll; Presque Isle, G.
?. Furgeson; Mars Hill, John F. Hill; Carl
bou, Louis G. Stearns
Cumberland-Fred N. Dow, }. H. Fogg,
w. III. Looney, VIM. I'll. Green, o. B. Whit
ten, Portland; Frederick Robbie, Gorham;
Edward Moore, Deering; Edwin W. Ross,
No. Yarmouth.
Fronklin-Nathan G. French, Chesterville;
Joel Wilbur, Avon.
Hdncock-Frank Warren, Deer Isle;
Parker Spofford, Bucksport; r. L. Grindle,
Mt. Desert; Geo. M. Warren, Castine; A. G.
Hinkley, Blue HILL
Kennebec-J. II. Manley, Augusta; Daniel
Cain, Clinton; H. III. Adams, Belgrade; j.
2. Carson. Mt: Vernon; Hall G. Burleigh,
vassalboro; Fl. p, Clason, Randolph; o. B.
Clason. Gardiner; Jno. A. Woodman, China;
B. f; Maxim, Wayne; III. L. Grindle, Hal
lowell.
Knog-P. g. Ingalls,, Hope; w. Il. Glover,
A: ID. Bird, R0ckland; VIM. III. Luce, South
Ihomaston; ). w. Jones, Union; j. I'll.
Eels, Camden.
Lincoln-R. Fl. Grindle, Somerville; c. F.
Achorn, Whitefeld.
Orford-C. S. Osgood, Hartford; A. j.
Curtis, Paris; Cyrus Kneeland Albany John
Robinson, Oxford: Frank N. Thomas, Ando-
yer.
Penobscot-Dr. j. ID. Cook, Charlestown;
Alonzo e. Perkins, Bradley; E. w. Vickery,
Glenburn; G. b. Marden, Veazie; Charles
Foster. Stetson; M. G. Chapman, Newburg;
VIM. Danforth, Lagrange.
PiscGtdQuts-J. b. Peaks, Dover
Sagaddhoc-J. w. Winter, West Bath; B.
f. Curtis, Richmond.
Somerset-F. w. Hovey, Pittsfield.
Wdldo-J. G. Reynolds, Brooks; j. C.
Libby, Burnham; l.. c. Morse, Liberty; r.
Tyler, Frankfort
Washington-E. B. Shean, Dennysyille.
York-A. M. Welch, Kennebunkport; Geo.
NOVEL;, Sanford; G. II. Hisla, Old Orchard;
Timothy Dame, Elliot.