The Republican journal., 1894-10-04

| party. 1t is announced that Senator
David ~ llill will probably open the State
campaign in Brooklyn. For the past three
campaigns his openin speech has been in
the city Of churches. He told an Associat
ed Press man Friday that he had received
kilograms Of invitation to thus open the
campaign, and that he had replied that be
would bc pleased to speak there and will,
provided meeting is arranged by the unit
ca democracy Of Kings county. New York
has been very uncertain State politically
for many years. In 1850 Garfield carried
it by u 600 over Hancock, but in 1852
1 Cleveland made record never beaten and
was elected Governor over Folgcr by 192,
| 600 plurality In 1854, however the pen
duilm swung the other way and Ceve-
land barely carried the State for Presi-
! dent by ll49 over Blaine In 1Ss6 the
| Democratic candidate for Judge OF the
! court of appeals WAS elected by 1000, and
next year the Democratic candidate for
| secretary Of state got a plurality Of l1,-
/ GOO But in lSSS Harrison received IA, 900
| more votes foT President than Cleveland
/ while Hill was elected Governor at the
same time by $4,000. Flower was elected
| Governor in 1891 by Al 600. and in 1892
Cleveland carried the State again by a.
900 Last year the Democratic State ticket
was swamped by Maynard. If conditions
We're normal this year the Democrats
might confidently expect to Win; but they
are very far from normal. 1t looks as if
the nvincible Hill was destined to be de
| 1eated. 500. Most of the towns in Connect
cut elected officers and voted on the IL
cense question Monday. The town of
Orange. in which Savn Rock, tile famous
summer resort is located, elected a full
Republican ticket BY a good round ma
| jority-a complete turn over from last
| year Milford went solidly Republican
for the first time i'll thirty years. Other
towns in that vicinity show an increased
Republican vote Stratford gave the big
gest Republican majority since the war.
| The Republicans carried Norwich by $50
| majority, eleeting the entire ticket and
town clerk. Ledyard, the Democratic
stronghold. elected Republicans by forty
majority. OF Isl towns heard from eighty
three are Republican, twenty five Demo
cratic and twenty three divided.
FISH AND GAME This is the season Of
the year when the Fish and tame com
nissioners are laying plans for the pre-
vention Of the slaughter Of game in the
| Maine forests. Commissioner Wentworth
says that not for ~ years have moose and
deer been 50 plentiful as they are this fall.
lie asCIibes the great increase in the num-
4 her III moose TO the strict watch that has
| Been made of the northwestern border oi
| tine state. IN years past the Canadian
/ French came into Maine in that region
| and slaughtered tho bi. game tor their
/ hides. The wardens that have been pa-
Trolling there the pasg yeal have kept
ttem away Regarding pAltiiGges Mr.
4 W#Mi Moith SAYS ihe only WAX tAe number
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stloved y Sunday is also 1 close time by
law Oh which dav il is not lawful to
hunt. kill or DESTROY game or birds of anu
hnd. Game wardens are specially in
| structel to look after all such Offenders
j. y Randall estimates that the mackerel
| pack of Portland this season will not at
/ This time exceed 4 600 barrels arainst