Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
CONGRESSMAN olsoItv REMOVE
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The >sSrond District Republican con
s.ntion met In Auburn Hall, AuDarn,
last TUESDAY, at N o'clock An. Ths
convention "a. called "a order by Hon
". n. Luc. % Icckland. l.e,. L. 4,
To~ne 10 Auburn offered PRAYER. and
Mr.. Lac. thea introduced Judge Morri-
.on u Phillip. as temporary chairman.
/ In taking the chair, Judge Morri.on
.pok. for about fft~-n minutes, a talk
full % god points, aud frequently In
terrupted by applause, particularly a,
the mention Of the name % blaine,
"~bo might - president II he would"
Nelson ". liam 90 bath, Arthur q.
staple. 10 Auburn, aud X. X. Tuner of
I,cCklsni we're appointed q. Temporary
secretaries.
The district commltie. xas made CON-
miiiee on credentials, aud reported the
cogntie. we're entitled as ~; present
as. oxford, entitled Ia ~, had -
present. The temporary Organization
~ss then made permanent.
4 committee on resolutions, consisting
~ one from each county, ~as made az
as follows:
Anirv-sossiu, Col y. n Dr~
Gr.hkin. ". l. pAsss,t
kRos, D. n. shaw.
Liscoln, pr Z. A. re..ses
ONfori, Jgis, 4. b. Whitman
>ssa.iAA.-. o. !. Baksr.
Judge Wilson % Paris, In q brief bat
forcible -peech presented the name of
Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., as candidate
foT representative Ia congress. The
nomination Was heartily seconded. and
Mr.. Dingley Was nominated by acclama-
ton.
The selection 10 candidate for elector
h.lng given Ca oxford County, llerrick
q. Davis, Esq, presented the name ~
Ex-Governor sidney Psrhsm 81 Paris.
aud be ms nominated by scclamstion.
sidney ". Bird Of Rockland aud ". 4.
wedg.wood Of Lewiston were chosen
delegates 10 the national convention at
Minneapolis.
joel Wilbur Of Avon and John VI.
Glidden 81 Newcastle were chosen as
alternstes.
Judge brew IL the committee on re.o-
luton. reported the following, which
~ere unanimously adopted;
Resolved. That ~e r,.nru oar de,otiea "a ths
NE esr-s ~ slavery, preserved The I nioa against
tbs a-.sats % rstsllloa. maintained he plshtei
faith % The nation WHEN thrvstsnesi BY rvpuii
AiSr. ant established the Amsr,osn policy under
shieh we have h~csms the largest agricultural.
ths largest msnafsctarinx. the largest mining
an.ssh~ most pFosl~roas nation on the fAce of
ths Earth. sSd uhlsh to-day. o. In The past.
ss.s,, ssa 49,. ssi : ..ssd ssrrsssy. ' :"
Resolved. That the spi,ainistrstiea % Prvsi.
de.t HAIRLESS In Which our Own aissinrui.h~i
fsilsw eitissn, Jane. q. BlAins. has tofss so
hosorab< AMI csa.pieusa. rsrt. 10 entitt>d to
ih~ ooaaisncs sni support ne oaly Of every
kspahlean but al-o % every Gel! wishsr of his
oesn,ry. Coz The seinty. ndsnty, integrity asi
patriotism With .hlch NE Interests Of The nation
ke.ol,ssi, That we ,esuier b. Iien Nslsou Disx
81, IT,, oar thanks for the niehty and abilit,
vlth shish he has rvprv-ess<i ths interests 81
The psoph Of this dissr,ss In The N.iissal c.a.
srvss. ant Tor he very elective Opposition 90 the
bene-fatic plans on the ons hansi ~ deprive The
farmers % Aaiss ant ef tfse eoastry of The pro
tsss.sa - bens and 80 Justly aoceri~i 70 - I'm
r.ss.., iafr lroisd :. wool asi 90 sss
and tsssras.sot ef National defence ~ ship
saisiinx by simisiina al fer~t<n ssih ve.>sis
70 an AmsrssAa rex,..<t frss OF dsy ssi fer
hia eas .svpou AMI comment him " the ssf
fsxs % every vcsrr In tks ssxrvssieaAl distrtct
vhs as.lrv- ihs hs., ias~r~sss % his country.
The district committee was chosen a.
follows;
Aslrs~os<sdn. oe.rss :. wesissa. u A.
vr.alna, ,. u. = na.ssr, vsrwisssss.
kssa, n %. Lsss, ksrkiAsd.
Lisseis. N.ihaslsl ". nes,<. Dsasn.cssA-
Osfsrt, y. y. smith. Nssvay.
ssssishs-. vrsAk ,. bshss. % Raeh.ssd.
TIE convention adjourned after q
Harmonious session Just an hour In
length.