Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

! 10 doaD. thai the agitation ssr license siil
ioersase Governor Burtsigts's r,aj sssty. In
this yicin.ty tie democrat vote ssii GER
tsiniy fall 81. TIE democrats in the kes-
re5ee fA,f-stg sozps ara eo5scsestdss
.rsEiti.sa7sss Osr Semscrz:i< sreasIs
after rs-e;ien vii; feel Ike The boy thsf
! xas kiek "a by male =
Jaies A. G. Andrews Ct Augssts: The
question: Of pFohibsfio. viii nc. b. p,eesps-
ibly felt at ,hs polls. While the democrats
might gaia seses yotss 10 the cities. sAsse
wsalG be racra than aEsei IN the county.
The papers DO Eat fssns 70 be discussing
rae question mech and faSn's believe lt
viii be- male a. issHs IL the cznapsiz1 until
II 10 talked NOR about. Il will not sf-e.
Tie vote materially
Hon ) ). waIi0a Of Stow hsgars "Os
course 8; was a hi1nde-, ,asir a,iey,iEs the
license piank agaiaF the protest Of mary
Of tier best nsembeFs. What they were
thi7 kiaE Of, east understand. TA- blag-
der Will cos, thea 500 votes ia Somerset
e1unty.-
Capt. /sais Vasghtn, sheriff a .omef-
set Courty Tue liecsse piaak In the dem-
scratic platform will iajare thss party in
sAis county. Not 20 nuch thas those who
have heretofore voted wish them sill,
this ysaF. vote our tickes. a, the loss of
enthusiasm in their own RACKS. the detens-
i've character Of the vEyfsse .keY a-e nov
obliged 20 engage il. ass the number 81
shsi- voters no viii stay aSay iEom the
polls
H5a. A. u. Bix5y Of Sk3s hegaa :
Their license plank ~iii iaigge them in
Some rset coanty. ! 30 BOX anticipate ths:
III.
sgs there vail b. many who will stsy az
hcme election day The great beHef. 10
gs, however, Cones through the sriiaeree
it has apon those os our oRH people, who
othe rxise. might be lskesaTm or lisafec,-
ed. This legnse move solid.hes our
party"
The foiloNing inli sate the general feel
lag in other portioss % the STATE
County Treasurer Noel B. Porter o.
Lev ,ton MY opirion Is that the license
move Of the democracy will haTe Il tenden-
| cy 10 swell the republican majority in Sep
'snber ia aiI the rural towns.
Hon. Hannibal Hafnlil "fhe license
move of the Maine democratic party? It
doesn't amount 10 shueks
! Ex-Governor Daniel 7. Davis of Bangor
say that in his opiaioa the last democratic
convention committed party mistake AMI
this will resuli in the loss OF votes to the
democrats.
I Hon. r. A. Powers q liou'ion al have
! yet to learn OF sing vote that VII be
changed by the democratic license move
/ mcnt
! Hon. : W Nathews of Caribou vas
I quite positive that the democratic vote
would be clt down. There are man
prohlbitonist- in the democratic party
| aho will never vote for re submission in
solgine license"
Collector Burlegh Of the Aro,stook
district: The claim put ont by tie
ir-nse managers that many Areostook
/ r pabiicsns will vote the democratic
| iite1se tiekc, this fall, is utterly without
Foundation
! A prominent York county official says:
| In FORK county | think quue number Of
democratic votes will be lost because Of
the license movement. The most en.hu-
/ ,iast.c advocate ct prohibition ought to be
satisfied Hi,h Gov Blrlei2h's record as a
nler,nec MAJ anil promoter Of tenn.
p,rlnce measures, aud my prediction $
shat The third party vote in this part of the
I
two years ago
TIL reporter OF the Auburn Gazette in
tstyieeed rromintn, Republicans IA differ
ent see'i,ns Of the STATE, last week, in rcla-
ton to Mr., Bian's position On the ques-
ton OF rcci pretty. The follow ing responses
from gentlemen residing in Kennebec hgd
Sou.crse! counties, which appeared in Sat
ar1Ss evening paper, Indicate the general
feeling expressed upon the subject;
Views OF Hen. Joseph Fl. ManIsy.
] The reciprocity props ition of Secretary
Blaine, so tar as | have csnyersed with re
publican receives their warm approval
rhe ri a that Mr.. Blaine has takcn any
backward step on the great question Of
protection or that he is a1y degree ten ling
towsrd free trade, il one Of ia. humorous
leas of the day. Probably Henry Clay
vi ! nov be clsi ned IS an apostle of free
trade.
Reciprocity Win ,he South American Re
uut lies il in the lj1e Of the broad policy Of
rrotec'iio. The great argument Of tariff
men il that ih, tariff by building up indus
trieo crea'es home markets ald thus beno-
fis thr farmers. The laboring mon, mechau
les, professional men o u manufacturing
urn alike
W. need to extend our markets ard We
waa, . extend tlem on this cou'ile
Now it does not seem possible that th, ra-
pubI"aa Co1grcss will give away such a
grel. opportunity as is afforded % IT, Way.
II sc s'ht sugar IT " OF au'y "hN SUR
e'ce nave we ihS' 'hH sugar Vroluc'os
6 10" mes VIII TO, 90 P''lsey ~ br'A'i
a'd "heh We maze ffee con place upon
! y "A export YAK equal 20 t1e dnY rem it'eh'