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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29
Boss Hill and His Snap Convention,

The browning act of David B. llill's in
solent and dictatorial bossism is his de
termining to ignore all the presidents
of the past and hold the Democratic
state convention on the 18th OF Fehru-
AIRY. 1t would certainly seem that I'm
scrupulous knavery could not go further
than this. Having subverted the popu
lar will in New York as expressed at the
polls, he now deliberately prostitutes
the party organization to his own per
sonal uses, and orders the state conveu
ton to be held in mid winter. There
is more In this than appear on the sur
face. 1t is. TO begin with deliberate
slap at the farmers OF the Empire State
Mr.. Hills strength Is in the slums Of the
big cities but in the rural districts Mr.
Cleveland has preponderance of
strength. BY calling the convention in
the winter Boss Hill thinks tina. he will
reduce agricultural representation in
the convention TO a minimum. He
also anticipates that the difficulties
of prompt communication occa-
stoned by the deep SHOWS aud the
cold Of winter will EMAIL. him to snap 3
number of caucuses that would other
wise go against him. But in this his
reckoning is apparently at fault. The
farmers regard the date Of the conven-
ton as an sflront to them rot to be over
looked and the indications are that they
will resent with an emphasis that will
not be misunderstood. They will turn out
in force at the eaueases in spite Of all
difficulties. and will elect delegates who
will have something to say in the aifIirs
Of the convention. Having snapped this
early date for the convention. Boss Hill
will probably begin to hold caueuses at
once in the hopes of catching his oppo-
nents off their guard and not in coudi-
ton to make as good q fight against him
a. they would be later on. But here again
it looks as If he had made blunder In his
calculation. The lines are drawing with
= rapidity that must surprise him. The
back towns viii be heard from. They
will make themselves felt Mr. Hill
VIII be apt to find his inscriptions
jugglery decided boomerang. 1t would
not be surprising judging from present
Appearances. IL the snap convention
should prove Waterloo to him When
men OF this stripe resort to such
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29
Credit 10 Those Who neserYe IL.

SuTel" our naval sailors deserve thu
praise Of their country looking back over
the graGd list of victories thai they have
won, beginning with O'Brien's victory
over the British war ship Marguereta In
Nachias bay, Hull's capture of the
Gurrier, Dee 'turs victory over thu
Macedonia, McDonna's splendid achieve
ment on Lake Champlain, Perry's cap
ture of the whole British squadron on
Lake Erie, Por;er's gallant fight on Val
psraiso bay, and many others no less
brilliant. And If / read history Alright
Jack was an important item in the late
rebellion.
Whatever people may say to disgrace
sailors, our sailors have never disgr&ced
their country in one instance II all
these splendid victories were won by
drunken sailors. as some people are
pleased to call them, when speaking of
those men that were murdered in Chill,
then they had better go aud get drunk
NAV he they would be some credit to
their country. am glad such men are
in the minority. President Harrison
has done Eobly In the Gillian affair; and
every American should feel proud Of
him. Pat Egan is good enough for me.
OLD SAILoR.
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THE GR0DER DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY,
WATERyILLE. MAINE.

the sixteenth century. Venice is also the
scene of a charming little sketch called
! he Descendant of the Doges, by HaI-
riet Lewis Bradley. Isabel F Hapgoo0
who showed US Count Tolstoi at Home
in Il recent number of the Atlantic, has
an article on a Journey on the Volgs. s
graphic sketch of Russian life Pro.
fessor N. 5. Shaler of Harvard Uniyer-
sity, a kentuckian by birth, writes with
knowledge on The Border State Men OF
the Civil War. an interesting pendent tC
the paper by Professor Gildersleeve
in the January number of the
Atlantic. Professor +. 2. Evans writes
about The Nearness of Animals to Men
and Mr.. Albert H. Tolman deyotes ar
able paper to Studies in Macbeth, A
discussion Of The League as a Political
instrument, and reviews of a. dozen OF
more volumes of recent fiction, under
the title Of "fhe Short Story" complete
number well composed, and thoroughly
worth reading Boston: Iloughton
Mit1lin Il Co, 81 90 per year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

The Bangor and Aroostook Railroad
Company is row prepared to negotiate With
the city for the requirement Of the Bsogs
and Piscstsqlis Rosd. Representatives Of
the company appeared at meeting Of the
City Government Wednesday evening
and asked for the appointment. Of com.
miitee TO receive their proposition. Said
commit ee vas spp0ia.sd from the men =
bers OF TIE two boards, with the ma, =
or. snd the mater will be COL sjdsred q.
onca ard fspar ed back 10 the ei.y govefu-
ment for scli5u. The propositiao OF the
c)mpsay hiss not, of course, tesn made
puollc a. Jet. bat there Tihi 10 doubt be a
disposition on the part OF the city to desl
il brosd sld Eb=rai pjrii IN the Interest
OF prtj g: OF 80 much lmpo,tsnc, to Bsr-
so-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29


Charles Greenwood Of Lewiston "
the citv yesterday.
A. NJ. Jeweit Of Westplrt vis nr'
at the Cony Hou'e ys,te Gay.
L G. Cornish went to Auburn ys@
Miss L. Iise Robinson Is home "
rec xetls' yisi. in Boston.
Hon. Seth L MiIlikeD leis io' "
vile s,erdsy morpicg, en- foa's !"
home In Belfast.
Mrs. Sarah Greenlief WIN ii's' W
daughter, Mrs NJ Stone % 6fssS =
is seriou,ly III with ia grippe.
M Charles MuIiughll1 hp b's'
fms to her bed for the past lhis"
with q seriou, attack Of Ia g'ippe.
Judge A. G Atdews LETT on ID '
noon train yesterday for Belfast 10 Y
Q public A. o 4 W. Installation L
evening.
Dexter r. EogIty Of ssnts RI"
wh1 bss ben mikirg bis b'osta
Eusley Of this city few Wesa' '"
Tor home yesterday. !,
Mr. l.. c Trott, the en!e'pfi'nt
ager and sdito' OF th, "Sti'it OF p3 ,
was 10 the city yes.erd J calling w
sister. Miss N j. Troii. lie lsh|
night train for Boston.
Rsv. r Gnfii left Oh The ~
tram ysstsrd,y for Soita'fn'''h
He will preach to his new thHfs
plaza on Sunday. Mr. Crib"
will rsm,in here for the preset. J
Meyer Sslbiug, son Of Ls'h =.
Who nov has q pos ton 10 The 's''ss',
Cogsn g. CT. leaves Monday i'' ;"
where he has sccspts d . po'i'i'n !.
mel ci.i t,avtlr IN the employ
W.,erhou.e & Co., 8 large hsfc'"
birg houte. Mr.. Se.bins siii e'
state. Of yrmort srd Mes h@f
HI, d .psrture will be regretted "
frisrd,. Hs has been iincs sss "
lion ,f Henry O. ssper CAM
o. Of 4. !eadii z members shd ~
many em sss 10 IL.
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Remarkable Facts.

Heat di.esse is usually supposed to be
tncursele, Gu: when properly treated 8
large proportion Of csses can be cured
Thus Hrs. Elni-s Hatch OF Elkhsrt, Ind. :,
ard Mrs. Mary L. Baker Of Ovid, Mich,
sere cured altar cuff ring 20 years. sc
LtDburser druggist a. S.n Jose, Ill, siy.
that DR.. Miles New Hears Cure, which
cured The former, "wotssd wonders 70,
bis wife" Levi MORAN Of Buchanan
Mich, who had heart disease fo- 30 years,
Gays two bottles ms;e him "feeI Ike s ne
mao." DR.. Miles New Heart Cure j. sod
and guaranteed By Bordisch Webster & Co
Book Of wonderful tsstimo, isIs free.
rrts1ienHk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

In lie Scotch baliat, was about 20 :o;:e,
d .wut3e eeciiyity OF lie win his sged wife
tos il would hAve stnuashed ike ro,Vh
places for the Respected John and ii.
venerable -oouss c paii they have ctased n /,
grov ing iafirmittes WIN t-o-rs;terf Stomach Bit
tiers, that bs0isn help 10 Tire ase3, the weak, ard
those re ovsfiRg bat sIosly from Nhazsting dis
eases When the lamp Of lite i On the sne n II
specially re ,ures dieiuai aid % stamina tonic
a waofs satas corrective. The aged and ,esb are
particularly su .eepttb "a intG, n-es witch pra.
dgce disease eoEyaleseeac-i s to1tfen ia e-ruyged
by relapse. rb!s stsRsard ATesicau iayisaf an.
t. snn nily 81 pied - The reed5 of .ush persons
aud Ii always aus the TN" Ijy.peps'a, e5H.;i
pstloS, Flsnra;isna. kidney truHbies aa IL grippe
are alorg the troubles that it 0vsrcomgs.
When other eli sfs di.sppoin. ycu t-y the
Winthrop.
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methods they are very liable 70 over
reach themselves. The result Of this
Democratic gathering Ia by 10 means a
foregone conclusion and there are many
reasons 70 believe that Il has acme deci-
ded surprises ia store for the general
public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Congressman Brecklnridge sloppy
and unpatriotic speech on the CHILEAN
matter was the greatest blGnder OF his
life. 1t Ia creditable to the members oil
his party that they promptly admins
tered 10 him the stlngiog rebpke he 20
richly merited.
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An exchange stsses tbs. The male Wasp
does no. siies. Before Investigating the
truth Of this sskariiin. We would advise
our readers. to Eecure bottle Of Salvation
Oil. Scli BY sli dealers.
Rswxrd.-We will pay a reward of one
thousand dollars for suy certificate pub
lished by as regarding DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup not found genuine
A. c. Meyer & Co, Baltimore, MI.
dl,foirm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

The resignation Of Whitelaw Reid
American minister 70 France, removes
from our diplomatic service one Of it,
ablest officials. Mr.. Reid during hi
residence Ia Paris has accomplished
results OF far reaching and We believe
enduring benefit 70 the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

A teacher ia one Of the Bangor Kinder
garteus the other day was explaining to
the little folks about Columbus. and his
great difficulty In getting an expedition
fitted out 10 searcn for the new lard
~hich he frmly believed was on the
other side Of the water. He first went
70 the king Of Spain" said the teacher,
and not succeeding sought an interview
with the queen" What was the mat
Ter with the Jack" broke in little fello"
who had been intently listening TO the
yea hers interesting narrative.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Six big pup and paper mills in ten
years; = WOODEN mill, cotton mill and
a half million dollars In electric plants
| upon the Penobscot's banks, sll within
| IS miles Of Bangor, and all save three
within 4 miles Of that city. indicate a
healthy growth There are fine pros
poets for the expenditure OF over three
| hundred thousand dollars In mills and
| machinery In 1899, within 10 miles OF
Penobscot tide water. With all this
| and the building Of the Aroossook road,
20 say nothing regarding the Shore-Line,
business promises to be lively in Eastern
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Tuesday was the tbir,y-third biitAsi
Capt. Warren Riker Of the Maine ID
lance Corps says the lewiston IN.
Col. George Philbrook and MI q
Murch gave him q b!r] supper &
Exchange at 9 80. Ataboul s 80 Call
brook said," We've gota letter t, dslrl
your wife, Capt. litkef. we will q VI
the hous in u hack and then We will I
back here" Whsn they gos up TO lsk
10 and beto'd there was the whols Il,
lance Corps. They bad brought u {
bsnj u, AID music filled the air. OIs
cshe. ice cream, fruit and eiaW 4
served, and the b'y' wert HON, n
delightful evening
A very pretty homs Wedding tool I
at the re'idenc5 OF Mr.. Oscn 9bf.
South China, on Tue day afisrnon 4
20 The conusc ing parties vs'sI I
coin j Ines Ct ID t'gl, AMI MH In
Slbl2y tf Sou'h Cllls. The esn'.
wa, performed by Rev Frnk Z Jxl
S5uth Cam, Olly the relsivs' d
family were present. Miss Sisf
gaias'e OF 4 Grove Semi nary slai
Of Mr. Jones is one Ct Diriso' q
pfisifg roaog farmers The hsppl y
left for u rigo which i, to be- .hh''i
home, followed We are sure With h'
wishes OF all who knew them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

No notice s~hatsger will DO taken Of un-
s,gnsd communications. All such will be put
INTO the waste basket unread.
THE JOURNAL CANNOT BIZ HELD RzsPos-
sInLK FOR THE PERsgRVATIog or RETURN
~ KKJEcrxD COMMUNICATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

II is an attsste fact that the new M.
establishment here Is a hsrbins,, A, :.
aud the price Of system and thorou,s, !,
Of instructions gwen Is merely s,,
compared with It's great value. Raj,
tle people say about the system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Owing TO no Ate 10 the chspsl IA.
the Cecilia Club was obliged 10 s,>
its meeting. The CUB will NEE. III, !
noon an . full programme ia in,a,.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Ice on Bond brook Is Ii iaehs, /, a
ness and of excellent quality, and =
river above the dam sboa, eisn, l,,s,
thickness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

By the death Of nr. Furber the c0un-
try loses one Of its abIcst railroad
managers lie was an untiring worker
with a splendid grasp OF affairs and
executive abilities OF n high order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Tae administrator, sale OF gooa, |,
At the Augusta shoe stoIe yesh,dr ,
tt ca AMI business are to be closa n
the retail trade at olcs. Price ~, ,
Is TO cles, out the stecS a, soon n
sible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29
MAINE GOSSIP.

The New York Saa extracts q good
many suubeams" from its Maine ex-
changes. IL ia very cloudy day when
from TWO six sprizhtly Maine items do
not appear IN Iss sunbeam column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Frank Wellmsn is putin, Ia i,
front II, l.. X. Smiths tailoring ,,a,;
mert. The iron pillars have alr,,,,
ses in p are and the work for the u,
dow and door frames 10 going ID 1
best OF plate gsss will DO used h
front that bids fair to be very hna
an.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

As 1t appears lhst Augusta, bvT,,,.
soon to b. numbered, isn's /, po,,N,
it can be done in time for IL, "a,
directory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

THE DAILY KESsEBgc JOURNAL MAY
M FOUND ON SALE AT THE WARRINGTON
sxws EXCHANGE. WAsHINGTos, ID. c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Boston Journal: The Maine Railroad
| Commissioners ia their annual report
| make a suggestion that would seem to
be worthy OF further consideration.
This Is that a set Of general rules appli
cable 10 the movement of trains on all
railroads should BE- agreed upon and
adopted. Trainmen In that case would
receive a general education which would
he available on any road. They would
thus not only become more efficient but
heir opportunities for advancement
would be increased, as their training
would count wherever they were EN-
,loyed The public, too, would not be
without benefit from it, as an experienced
corps Of employees means probable
reduction in accidents.
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CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.



FEB is-orfosd Distries Lodge 6oad TeTpiArs,
p.s. n-fsss Dss-sct Cod Tem.lars. Bl:de
fort.
Ess. io-Knox Di.aiss Lo4se. Goo1 Tsnplars,
R1ctrogr.
Fes 10 -Aha,n-eoggsa District Lodge. cred
TempiAss. V ststOa-
tsb. Ia zsLiSg-Ss D.s!E.-a IIo1gs. Ge'a i-F'S'
I'm vii'ayz, NE'sis
tet ls-Hsneoet Dissriss Locgs, GOOD Temp
Iars, ELL @os.-4.
sa'cs z-K.rnsbec Dtrtrie: Lodzs. Good Temp
lars, Vs'srVtie.
M2rsL 8. sy..ef..t pas.. LIDS. cool Isai-ar'
at sS'th 80 nj zeTack.
Belfast
PATRONS Of Hashs adrv.
Eco. 2-Oxfasd Pomona GRANNY, Cr"ossd 5sF
~. -A->rsenggfn Pomona Grange. Wales.
brb Iz-kEoS AaG Lincoln Ponoua GFangs
North warn.
FEB, s-2o.nerset p0-lraa G-arrh IA, M25ison
FEB a.. amDeri4aa FonCu4 bFaps's OAK Hi
Yss is~Yrr cous'y r a.gaa Grrag~. Bi4is
tore
P-Hrtens.
Avn 9-H4lae x.tAsdiss Zen -erenee. AuEasta
Ap~fl go.-Esst Ss'us sstbodist Csnfere=ee.
Miscellaneous
Tss '0-Aun~si meeting Maize State BaE Asso
citation, Augusta.
f.D. Ia-iI.-a.ihc Press Association, Portland
srsnd Army.
Feb f-s;a.e gHe-mpnsnt. q A. r.. Aghsrn-
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wB,ni, circular 's'ios -
IN me beat POI sible manner 81 nny
& Co. ear fha H. ~ naTs
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In another column will be fcuod ID
port OF the direc.crs to tie policy ID
Of The | aion Mutusl II surance Ca.
of Portland. IL IL q RI cord that I'm
read. Maine seemss good state 10 u
to have it, principal I'll ,e, Judging iui
steady and increasing success !, hu
since Its lcciipn here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Slu'h, dit, wet feet; 'heumasism 81
colds fjiIo,. Use Johnsors Anodj ne
LinimsaE freely. I125d&snror1fpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Tle c. G. Club, all the me use
which have rot been together u or
two years previous to last night, ha,!
pleasant meeting At the home Of NJ
Mrs. Charles Burns on Western us
Mr., Burns il a member q the club y
his marriage recently the membsns
club presented him with an elsnsS
clock, and he extended them an iits
70 his home last evening. The un
Was a very happy one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

In possession Of the Moody family In
8interport, Me-, ia bed cord made of
he sinews Of whale. 1t is fully as
old as the Constitutions Of the Cnited
states, having been owned by four gen
Drstions Of the family. In the old bed
cord days before mattresses, wire
prings and the ike were known, there
was rivalry az to which h0usekeeper
'hould have the most unique thing in
the bed cord line. Then thongs peeui
isrly twisted, were found 10 the home of
be tanner and cobbler, doing duty ia
holding up the feather bed and the straw
N hu-k tick; the hunter had the sinews
Of The deer; sailor men wove rope
strands into fantastic shapes; but he
Sho got that bed cord from out the
mammoth Of the deep must have been
high line az fishermen say.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Aroostook Pioneer: VIII the people
Of H1uiton make an effort 70 secure the
repair shops Of the Bangor & Aroostook
s3ilroad Company for this to@n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

The Biddeford Times says the Bidde-
ford Granite Company has come to
4tay.n The concern Is likely TO make
some contracts soon and open up things
extensively and suddenly. The early
spring will find the finished products Of
the company in demand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29
TO PROVE G 2aE M nA5TH r.

on and after October I, 1891 We give every
person selling our medicine the privilege Of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that In case 1t does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle We claim To cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, distress after
eating Fabrication of the Heart. Collie, NeF-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity OF the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will 1t cure? Be
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
puFest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
Or MoyThi1, It IS harmless to the smallest
child. children Ike il. and it is far superior
to Castor on and all other preparations
Cali for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
Trademarks the Beaver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

Seven candidates were given Ia, p.
Most Excellen. degrees in Cu,h,, =
ter iAst evening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS M,
Socal 2Oatter,

There was a large st,saa,ue, :,
campfire ard muster o, Seth -,
Post In Grand Army hall las, s,,,,,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29
Local Notices.

lE,- Wi. and attend the s.Es
,.iu Of b,ou sto.s and 'u'esf ~
Ie,. than cost Grind opening 80
February 9. 1882, Hi All -
Book Water stree jas 'oa'n =, ,.,s
bridge Leof '0' the '"' j.sSs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

LANES Family Medicine Moves the bow.
Ell, each dav. Most people need 10 use il.
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1-See Boxes 1t p res.
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A large number Of petitions asking for
the closing Of the Worlds Fair Oh
Sundays are being received by Congress
It is to be hoped that they will prevail
There are indications, however that there
will be considerable controversy on the
subject The New England love OF
proper Sabbath Observance does not have
very strong hold in Western states
Sunday ball games an other amusement
have done much to make it q day OF rec
reation rather than day of rest and
worship. For the good name Of our
country it is to be hoped that the desires
OF Christian people may prevail. Re-
member the sabbath day and keep 1t
holy" was an Injunction for all time and
one that, should be scrupulously observed
by nations as well as by individuals.
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An item with real American ring TO
it in Democratic paper is always a
refreshing novelty. The following from
the Boston Globe Is therefore specially
worthy OF commentator We hav.
learned something from this affair with
Chill, and we ought to profit by it IN the
future. The lesson that a reasonable
show of force held in reserve, yet In
readiness for immediate use, is the best
guarantee of respectful treatment, and
hence of peace, Is plainly taught by this
episode" This Is good sense, and good
AmsricauisE, The best possible way TO
maintain peace ia 20 be properly pre-
pared fer war. powerful navy could
be maintained for many years at a small
portion of the cost OF L single year,
warfare and it would constantly uphold
the prestige Of our dag 10 other lands
The Boston Globe Is frank enough 10
do Justice to Minister Egsn. Il says;
Mr. Egan ia the appontce of RePut-
licsn administration, ard AS such Of
course. we are not specially concerned
to defend him. But In the CHILEAN
capital, representing the United States
government, he Is entitled to fair ard
honest judgment by every patriotic ell
zen Of the country Ia whose name and be
halfhe is acting The correspondence er-
tslnly does not show him to have either
unfsithfully or unskilfully performed
his duty as our minister to Chill. He
seems. indeed, to have taken every step
carefully and discreetly, and 10 have
consulted the government AZ washing
ton at every important turn in affairs,
This is plain statement of facts. Now
let the Boston Herald which for no ar
parent cause, has maintained in its col
umus constant stream of abuse for Mr.
Egan, be honest enough to publish
similar one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-29

H0ultOn Pioneer The Bangor Il Aroos-
took Railroad ought to add 80 per cent.
to the population OF Eastern Maine dur
ing the next few years.