Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-13
HONE AGAIN.
Poruald Delegates md the Young Hens
Republican Club
Bring Back Their Burieagb Enthusiasm
and 6eyenade Him and Mr.
Manley.

Last evenings tuzll irom Portland, came
into the Augusta station with every car filed
" overlooking with tired delegates from the
subernztorixl convention the exciting
~ofA vi the past r~eLiy -four hours, how
ever, had not exhausted their enthusiasm.
4 proces.ivn a. xde up from members of Ken
.,ebec, Piscataq1.s, Aroo.tooA, Penooscot,
CUMBERLAND, Knox and other delegates and
cltizens of this city formeJ 10 froat Of the re-
publican headquarters, zai accompanied BY
IT. Jos. ~ $ Ind, laAi cned To the residence
ii sir. Burieikn-
Forming about the house on Grove and
swan sIiexts three cheers for Hon. t. e.
Sufleigh, our next governor, were pro-
josef ami s.,en ~ila MAJ, ur-d throais
"a hoaIs. voices noIx IthstandILg- oei,.
.Jns were played by the band, Ais-r WHO.
Ar. Burieish appeared vi tue front steps o..
- residence, AID Mayor MAconber, in a
lew we'll Chosen words, introduced him to
.ne a,sembiage a. the next governor OIL
iiaine After the applause had subsidized
sir. Burieigh spoke As follows:
Fellow CIuzens-kepublIcans
am CLAN ~ you ami Lsten to your
alud greet IA. to.s...e yoo DO A.V...
...e Lo...Atlo.i. whvse duly Mas 10 select =.
..adiuale Tor governor oI The state, " ho Ia l.
ece,se The sup pot vi Tie Republican pariJ
A. the approaching September election
th..mK 1vu sincerely Tor the noIntnatioA
which has been awarded me. | appreciate
HE honor which has been conIerTcd upon
| ..,e Wy your acuou. IL Will be my aim IL
| prove my self worthy Ut your Choice "A a
| .a.idIsiale OF the KepuDiican party OF Maine,
| gu have The Fight W considef nie as Soui
| servant. lou iuIiy appreciate that The re-
| PUBLICAN party exists Ior al Important Anu
| ~eli den..eu purpose. II Is all Organization
Tor the advocacy VI prlueipies winch We
deem vi vital Importance " Maine and |.
| ttie eutifc JnloA. he Resolutions "hicl
,uu have today Endorsed IN con
| sei.tiou, clearly express the issues " hich art
40 he Contested IA the coniilg campAisn
| gu ana / appreciate them iuIiy AMI sinceie
ly. We accept IN good Latin The nAed pom
| cy OF the state IN respect 10 the prohibition
| VI the liquor lfatIc alid nIaintain II u De
retuDncan uuty to project our homes ah'
| nres!des against the terrIDle evils OF ihtenl
perance. We accept III guod faith, AMI wa
"a. .i.e warmth OF Inc patriotism VI Amen
can citizens, ,he prihcIpies VI Protection IL
| AMERICAN labor and American PRODUCTS, ab'
oppose 10 the utmost "a our innuence. The lilo
..vas Ut Tree abe adv ucated by the demo
cratic party, especially as Expressed III ILL.,
niessa,e vi rreslueuL Clv,e.ani, and III th'
.i.iis oui, Is lnuvrsed BY the national demo
| crate Convention III st. Louis last week
Fedow republicans, an exciting and highly
Important Campaign IS immediately GeIor'
Us. The Maine erection IN September vii
ua,e large significance throughout the coun
ny knode island spoke we'll IN April
Jfegon has just expressed herself IN ian
| suas. more ciieeiiug tuan she ever uttere,
| oelvre. lhese a,e Two decisive Indication
II The condition oI pubnc sentiment III Ia,
xtr.iii East anu Ia the fartnest West. l..
.ne republicans vf Maine ut once ciose vi
.Icir RANKS. AT 10 distant day our grea
.esder Will come home to us from beyon,
lie sta, aud ms presence ami voice ainohl
AS wall be more tnau tower OF strength
| iney will INSPIRE uuiOa, courage, enthusiasm
aud be the sure omen OF Il splendid victory
Capt. ). W. Lane then in behalf of Mr.
nurl,ig Ugh Invited the people into the hous'
and the larger portion accepted the Invitation
and entering the parors took Mr.. Bureigt
oy the hand. For nearly an hour IA stead.
stream OF people passed through. The pro
cession was then reformed aud marched t,
The residence of Hon. j. II. Manley, chair
.iian of the State committee. Water stree
was brilliant with fireworks. The window,
To the rooms of the republican headquarters
and the Young Mems Kpublican Club wer,
illuminated and made pretty appearance
The campaign had evidently begun i'll gooC
earnest. The spacious grounds in front OF
Mr.. Manley's residence were thronged witt
people The band played and cheers wer.
| given with u vim. Mr.. Manley appeared oI
the veranda aud, after ben z introduced BY
City Clerk Southland, spoke as follows;
! My Friends | rejoice with you over the
resu of The convention held this day al
| | or,laud.
Here, where our candidate has spent many
years of has life, drawn here BY his official
| duties, his daily going in and coming out
seen by all men, he has the respect and con
fideuce of every citizen.
Ii is IA matter of grief TO the republicans
that in the great national contest Inch Is tn
take place III TINS country, our hobored clti-
en-. James q. Blaine, is not again to be our
standard bearer. but We can best show our
a imlratlon for him aud our devotion TO the
party which he honors, by seeing 10 it that
Edwin {. Burlcigh is elected governor of
Maine in September next by an old fashioned
republican ma jorty,
My friends 1t is within our power to give
this majority. Il hrice is he armed whose
cause Is Just" Our cause is lust. In the
great issue between protection and free trade
the people have great interest. They do
not propose to endorse an administration
which would surrender our home markets
aud bring the labor of this country on an
equalit, with the pauper labor of Europe.
Neither do they heve in endorsing treaty
which surrenders the rights of our hardy
fishermen. We are to have an earnest and a
vigorous campaign and know that Maine
will be true to her motto and found leading
the republican party to victory.
The police seized five gallons of liquor
from Huyt's Express yesterday afternoon.
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