The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-30
Maine Politics and Politicians.
The Republican county ticket in York coul
ty is a strong one. and will be elected by an il
creased majority.

The Republican county ticket in York coun
| ty Is strong one. and Will be elected by an in
creased majority.
| Mr.. Blaine will start on national stumpin
| tour As soon as the Maine election is over, 90
| ing. it is likely. to California.
Johnson Philbrick of Newcastle. and VIM
| c. keene, of Bremen, always Democrats. viii
vote the Republican ticket this year.
| b. G. \. Pingree. one of the leading Demo
| crats OF Norway. declares that he can no
stand free trade and will vote for Harrison
and Morton.
| Albion ID. Bartlett, of Canaan, an old soldier
will vote the Republican ticket. lie is indig
| naht at CleNeland'S treatment Of the old sol
diGr>.
In conversation with Mr.. Nelson Hall, VIII,
is one of the leading lumbermen of Whiting
| and always strong Democrat. he said "Ther
is 10 argument that will convince me that fire,
trade will not ruin this country.
There is a change with those that voted til,
third party ticket i'll sherman, two years ago
Seven out of eleven that voted that ticket hav,
declared their intention of voting the Republi
can ticket this year and are now acting will
the party.
At Republican caucus held in Clark's Hall
Caribou, Friday evening, there were 30 or Il
persons who formerly voted the Democrat,
ticket who declared themselves as Republican.
this year. There were also several Grecnback
er> who have returned to the fold.
Hon. Geo. W. Ladd, of Bangor. who wa.
elected to Congress on the fusion ticket from
the 4th district and has voted with the Demo
cratS of late. can't swallow free trade, although
he says he has high regard for Judge Thur
man. He advocates the doing away with al
revenue taxes, and tlen reduction on sugar
and rice.
y number of prominent Knox county Demo
Gratis have, within few weeks thrown free
trade ideas overheard and stepped onto the
protection platform. one of these gentlemen,
a resident of kockand, and well known
throughout the state. voted the straight Demo
cratic ticket for twentv-one wears, with a
single exception i'll municipal election lie
has held the position of secretary of the Ccve-
land and Thurman club of Rockland, and has
been IN industrious worker. This gentleman is
W. A. kimba.
The statement having been publicly made
that Miss Frances f. Willard would follow
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster in Maine. She asks the
A>>ociatet Press TO say for her that She has no
intention of following Mrs. Foster iii Maine or
elsewhere. She says she goes to Maine under
the auspices OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
pcrance Union of that State. and is to speak
from the point of view of that society, to wit
In advocacy Of the platform of the Prohibition
party and of the election of Fisk and Brooks.
it, national candidates.
Hon. Charles + Iittlnioll of poctIorI tbo
brilliant vouno Snnolar Of tho Unuso IT.; ~
last legislature. and by common consent one of
the ablcSt presiding officers who ever welded
the gayei in that chair. is to be candidate for
Attorney General before the next Legislature
ability. and \ Genial ronrtcous ,,entIemam he
wouII ..matn i,,,, into a ,,,o.+ t;+ti, ,,' ~,
Of Henry r. CIeayns and 0rviIo ,iiL u Hslor
Western Maine sho,,ld ~ivo hin, ;tS hao,t," u
uritnI ,,,,,r rp, IVY nm ~ i'e'''H anu
The prosrect, for RcnubI;.on .ncress ar.
hrinht IN ,tn st,tn M pn,>nII;nanS ~ a. ~
STATE ar more tban win tp 90 to the noiIs ,iis
a,l Tho ,n,to,lt w;ii i fau'ii't + t1' GO;
o., thnsc io.nos ,ro "u' ~
ned ia hanJIn +hn tor;t, .s ',,o;,, fra INK
rsueri.II,. Nr Riaino Who oI,a;moJ ,,,,,o,, ,at
uahl. infnrnat;n, fra, ntso,.,,ation HMM; Il;
absence in Europe. which will be presented hv
him and can Int lac couvinrin~ to thnse ,la,,en-
~. upoii -h'ilI Inon>tie, iol Il iNeihood.
l-A"1u>ta 7ptClal 10 Dost"li 'ouri'ai.
says Mr. Blaine: TRUSTS are largely private
alllls ON, yes. Ihe standard OIL Trust is Il
strictly private affair, btlt Ii has wonderful deal
avn Wv P""''' ,o'" WIN N',e''''' ,
Mo>t true earned Judge wohderiui
.ealh@s indeed. IL look Il man from TINS
Wv; ~ i1' iil>''li'c' W hoHc oh'"c Pu"N' SGT
,ieo NY p,eh len'N,e' III 'he corporation
make a no;ti'aI snenrb in lin lifn or y.rito ~ y
nnlitiml ,,,,nr mn, ,n, lin, ;ntn ,nr D.. =
ilcmt., G,iirnt # TOOL, liz fnthnrl;n G l' I".
After he had rrtircd from ali mnhIin sor,i.n
out of his snr,us;nn in IlavaInnJ lnn.l.oI ,.nnr
Vicn-pra,;,lanti,l ,.an,lida,e Th,,rn,an liz
Win tim ANIL ml..a,1 Ln' in ,,n I,ritnI
Sona.n Wnninrf,l ,i.,I;n,S in,inaL; Sn,
bose Won nrohe tha StanI,rI 0;I iTrnst , i;ttIo
further 'Than When Won, cot th~nu,h ,,,ith
that take m tb Whi:krv Trust tho S".rar
Trust and thnsc kin,lroJ inGtitntinn. tho Me- :
FL Plate syndicate ana thn Canadian par;tie
R,iIway Kcen ON nroi,in,, these Mines Tn,,
viii make If liyni, n y Trihuno
Accor,linr to thc Relf,st \rc tho Donna
cratic cream of WalJn county tho Hon WI
liam Henry Cl;lrorI cave ,ttcr,nre tn tho fni-
Iowin~ i,tere.tin~ statement in tho ,.onr.o ~
his sn1erh in HaIf,st The other u Ior. =
po,,,,l1t,.o.. ,a,.;.,.,, ,,n-.o1 ~,
,, he,a ,hon 90, , ,1 .'aHes mn" ,,ih te.
they sbali not continue to do it, Y"u and have
got to put those fellows down or they viii put us