The Republican journal., 1892-05-05

duct Of affairs in all the departments at
home and it's marked triumphs in the dip
lomatic combinations which have arisen
between the limited States and other ma
lions, the record of which establishes their
confidence in President Harrison; and they
believe that the best interests of the party
and of the company will be answered by
his denomination and reelection.
Hon. John L. Cutler wanted to know If
these resolutions were intended to instruct
the delegates. and Mr.. Davis replied that
they We're not,
The resolutions were then adopted and
the convention adjourned at l, 43 p. m.
4TH DISTRICT CONVENTION AT BANGOR.
The Repuhlicans of the FourthMaine dis.
trict in convention at Bangor April 9th,
re-nominated Hon Charles A. Boutelle
for Congress r. G. Penney, Monson, was
nominated Presidential elector. Hon.
T. H. Phair. Presque Isle, Hon. c. A. Nc
Cullough Calais. alternates, and G. 2.
Allen, Pressure Isle n. 5. Allen, Presi-
dental delegates to Minneapolis.
The committee on resolutions made the
following report, which was adopted:
Resolved. That we favor liberal pensions
for the soldiers and sailors of the late war
OF the rebellion
Resolved, That the prohibitory policy of
the State Of Maine against the liquor trat-
tic has our hearty support.
Resolved. That the free trade theories
and notions adopted and advocated by the
Democratic party are hostile to the indus
trial and business interests OF this State
and of the United States.
Resolved That the free coinage of silver
would be detrimental to the business inter-
ests OF this country and that we are oppoS-
| ed to it.
Resolved, That the administration of
President Harrison has been able. di9ni-
| fed and patriotic and has our warnest
commentator.
! Resolved. That the successful and bril-
liant manner in which James &. Blaine
has conducted the foreign matters before
his departments merits our warmest APP
proval; that we are in hearty accord with
his reciprocity ideas: and that in him we
recognize not only a patriotic American
citizen, thoroughly in harmony with Re
publican principles. but also a statesman
and diplomat second to none.
Resolved That we hereby pledge our
hearty support to Congressman Boutelle,
our candidate for collection in the com
ing campaign.
The following district committee was
appointed
Aroostook, A. 9. Lumbert, OF Houlton;
George H. Smith. Of Pressure Isle.
Washington county, Charles a. Met Ill
Tough. OF Calais; Henry Nash. If Cherry
field
Pscatapnis county. Martin L. Durgin,
of Milo; Otis Martin. OF Gllilfor'i,
Penobscot county. 4 NJ Burton. Cor
lima: L. ". Conant Oll Town.
Tie district committee was organized
by the choice OF A. l.. Lumbert. of IIoul-
ton, as chairman. and L. ". Conant. OF
Old Town. as secretary.
THIRD pl>r.CoNNENTIoN Al WArEENILLE.
OF the 81 delegates entitled 10 attend
the Third District Republican Convention
April Is, 3,i4 We're present. Hon. \. NJ.
Spear. of Gardiner. WIS Chairman. The
following nominations We're made: Presi-
dental Eiector. Col. \. W. Wil'ies, OF
Skowhegan.
Delegates to the National Convention
at Minneapolis Hon. 5. j. Walton, OF
Skowhegan Hon. W. NJ. Aver, Of Oak
land Alternates Capt. f. I. Davis, of
Castine; David II. Smith, of Winterport.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
general policy OF The Republican party
Harrison administration. the work OF
Maine Senators and Representatives in
Congress, and favoring liberal pension
legislation.
Hon. 5. l.. Milliken was present and
was received with wild applause by the
Convention and made an eloquent speech
on national topics.
The success Of Hoods >,arSaparilla is be
cause It possesses trlie merit, and no claim
Is made fUr it which is not fully Sttpported.