Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12

Tor mtmDrI VI NJ HA"''hts W" 80"
raj candidate Was successful and Ia one
the Tory candidate had only ~ majority
10 q district in which his predecessor
Who was Tory had no opposition. what
ever. Gladstone will surely be Prime
Minister again IL bc Hves-this II as cer-
tain ~ any future tv mt can well be.
Az we have only seventy nine vesseis In
the navy at present, good deal has yet
rot to b. done before we can call II much
Of navy or expect any great things
from It. OF the craft composing 1t, ten
sre building. six are unserviceable, four
teen arc not Ia commission and eight are
receiving ships not one Of which Is 1T
for real service. We shall want to build
good many iron ship. yet.
II our Democratic brethren want to
carry the contested election cases iD the
House To the supreme Court. they should
do 40, and stop taking about it. Their
continual threatening Is suspiciousiy like
. cheap and windy game Of blum, and ii
scsres nobody. II the gentlemen want
to take the law" on their opponents
nov IL their chance. The case Is ready
and the doors Of court are standing wide
open.
senator Blair ha. been occurring the
newspapers again and saying lots Of I'M
kind things about them all Of which
shows that the efforts of the newspapers
TO educate Mr.. Blair up to the point Of
respecting himself and them have been
unsuccessful. In view Of this fac;, 1t ia
. fortunate thing for the senator. says
the Philadelphia Press. that the ''duck
ing stool" cannot be used TO punish y
common scold of the male persuasion.
The Democrats of the Ohio State Sen
ate were able to muster votes to pass
their Congressional gerrymander only
by first passing bill to amend the sun
day liquor law so a. to permit saloons 30
remain open from Z o'clock r. NJ, to
midnight on that day with the consent
Of city councils. A single Democratic
State senator blocked the redistrietiug
scheme until the Sunday closing law was
amended. This example of Mr. Cleve-
lands reform Democracy places great
emphasis on reform.
Mr. Louis J. Jennings, the Conserva-
tive member Of Parliament now much
"a lad Mn art adj In,
chief OF the New York 1imes-although
he Is All Englishmin-an was the one
man who unesrthed the rammany frauds
In New York several years ago which
resulted In the conviction and punish
ment OF the Infamous Tweed ring"
The effect of Mr.. Jennings' recent mo.
ti0u In Parliament cannot but throw the
Hight of public sttention on the entire
subject OF Irish ani.irs 10 II way that will
lead to new and more rational ideas
upon it.
Prof Geo Lincoln Goodsle, successor
Of the late eminent Dr Asa GRAY. of
world wide fame "a professor OF botany
~ uhfSAru University, " 10 nave haSe
Of absence next year, it being his sab
batical year" or In other words his one
year In seven when he has y years yaca-
tiou with full salary allowed. He will
probably 20 abroad. Prof. Goodale, as
10 well known. 1. Maine msn, and a
graduate Of Bowdoin, being sou OF Mr..
Ssep"en L. "oooae Vi Saco' lie mas
oeca eo""ee'eu win ''a''aru University
y tutor ana PROFESSOR Tor nearly twenty
yesrs' ana mas performed distinguished
service 70 american botanical science
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