Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-11
Bath is Satisfied.
bath Times.)

Bath is Satisfied.
bath Times.)
The denomination of Representative
Dingley at the district convention yester-
day, was another foregone conclusion. If
there is any trouble with the representation
of the second district it is that it is too good.
We don't even have the exercise and stimu-
lus of criticism. Bath, for one, cannot
but be content, with Nelson Dingley, Jr.,
the friend and champion of American ships,
as her representative in Congress.
Has Been Faithful and AbIe.)
Somerset Reporter.
The denomination of Hon. Seth L. Mill
ken for his seventh successive term for rep
resentative in Congress for the third
Maine district is an emphatic endorsement
of that gentleman for that high and impor-
tant Office and proof positive that he has
performed its difficult duties faithfully and
with marked ability. "
The Governor and the Soldiers.
Boston Record.)
Gov. Cleaves of Maine, who was renom-
mated in such an enthusiastic convention
yesterday, is an immense favorite with the
old soldiers. They all swear by him, and
no wonder. His generosity to them and
his interest in them seem almost unbounded.
A Magnificent Administration.
(Somerset Reporter.)
The nomination of Governor Cleaves for
a second term was in accordance with GUS
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action of the Lewiston convention. He has
been tried in the executive chair and found
to be an able, careful, economical chief
magistrate, thoroughly familiar with State
affairs, and thoroughly alive to the interests
of Maine people and Maine institutions. A
man of excellent judgment and with the
courage of his convictions he has given the
State magnificent administration and no
man ever received q more hearty endorse
ment by his party or was re-nominated with
greater unanimity. His endorsement at the
polls in September will be equally emphatic.
For His Seventh Term.
Belfast Journal)
The third district congressional con-
vention met at Waterville yesterday and
nominated Hon. S. L. Milliken of Belfast,
for his seventh consecutive term. This is
an endorsement of which any public man
might well be proud. especially if the
number of able public men in the district
be taken into consideration. Mr.. Milliken
is not only ready and able speaker, but
has the additional and perhaps even more
important qualification of untiring indus
try and faithful attention to the business
Of his nsti in ho OF
Naturally this has given him a strong hold
upon the people, and his denominations
and reflections have followed. He had
an easy victory in the convention yester-
day and will have a like victory at the
polls next September.
Heartily Endorsed. 80
(Hallowell Register.)
Governor Cleaves was renominated with
q swing that left no doubt of the hearty
endorsement of the present chief execu-
tive.
4 Faithful and Able Man.
Piscataquis Observer
At the district convention at Bangor yes
terday Dune g., Hon. C. A. Boutelle was
unanimously renominated as candidate for
Representative to Congress. He has been
bold and aggressive party leader in Con-
gress since 1888, a. well as faithful aud
able defender and advocate of the rights
and interests of his constituents. We pre-
dict for him walk-over at the coming cleo
ton.
A Practical Business Man.
(Rockland Tribune.)
The denomination of Governor Cleayes
is an honor following party usage; but it 10
more than that-it is testimonial to wise
business administration Of which his excel
lency has been the head during the two
years past, and under which all parties of
our StNfa have bean hama koA Gar