The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-23
Nilliken at Skowhegan.
democracy ana Discusses the Tariff
and SILVER Questions.


qrel in Coburn Hall, Show
..l -h-
..a aHmly thank you for the
If .Hct more addressing the
-.g.,la1s of Somerset county
..N tN generous reception.
..- of no coal in her hills,
.A.IeYs OF diamonds in her
..s produces every year the
uost valuable crop in the
g.. .a ,op Of sturdy. intelligent,
Hefprising men, who love
atis State andtheir country,
1r rJ counsel, work or fight
sever their services are re-
..arter they are they general
conclusions and proceed
..tIau-
1u have upon us Presiden-
These four year periods
Tery often. Maine will
. Tore, to strike the keynote
lbs. That will come when she
republican candidate for
-prember.
- 5red She will speak with no
. voice She will render such
-hall carry courage to the
tspabhcans in every corner of
- brace them up for the ma
10 advise her to loyalty
u principles would be a sar-
lai history and an insult to
~lrely we should have been
sod ii her own great son
rived a well earned nom
Iigh office Of chief magis-
NaJion. But in more cases
i- -He presented for considera-
-pghiican National Conven-
ar and gallant a leader as
tt political clans to a CON
a-a lefeated in her earnest
- got failed to march to the
common enemy, with an
mi yi-er that could not have
M hen wishes been gratiti-
mating convention.
via DO now. and when the
tel shall have passed, the
o" -ieeted with as emphatic
uHbiican principles, as the
salesman who heads our
u wish.
..lteJns never sulkeG in their
wiH not. [ hesitate not to
Maine, with an Old fashioned
.nrity, Will, at her State
7le work that Shall end in
;be triumphant election of
hobart,
ud She not? Her leaders.
state and Nation. have been
soldiers in the Republican
years. They We're never
r4 nevel Shlank from any
services have been an honor
Htg us well as credit to
-he pride of their friends
Ne1> was born in Somerset
uv him. His early strug-
SHY, his energy and his sue
y.u have looked upon with
ac> deserve as they will re-
p uuest endorsement at the
speak at length of William
1u know him. too, The ma
.. .m ts g brave soldier even in
serving during the entire war,
-0- u many Of its severest bat
lmuted for bravery in action.
Frate to Major. then dis
4 himself by his services in Con
a l> Governor of his State-al-
.tH. ua true and equal to every
1 .. Vs. eplesents and will en-
lnA aIealed, policy which gave
nIs unparalleled progress and
t inI thirty years. And that is
e4ple will this year vote for.
N. again to be deluded by any
"HiN If finance as they We're by
"e"u'iFN u Tree Ifaoe IN
'i''' eH""S' VI peihotralic
N]Hl no more Oh II: hey
''s'Tu ~ ielV II III I4eir
> anu a. 'iieli paIe Iaples.
attened Oh it. The Demo-
''''e 'iIto power WIN a pro
''''NeS IL - ABOUT 10 leaNe us
WA, Il "Sl VIII almost Tue UNI
.''l'oH VI " le"'' generous,
y whom III mas deceived
'I'e,''
IT, '.Ja"llon 70 Gay Ii seems
''iScuNS H. Inc aciuaI 1aets
'-L''ls \oul eyes ana IN your
ID more convincing argument
NJ 'i lhe i'eP4pllcan party to
"u De formulated IN words.
years me nation IVed under
- '-ley' III mat llhe the rate
creased 90 per cent. The
i3No!ed. me wealth per
,lHd. lhe entire wealth OF the
-3Sed from 10 TO 81 thousand
collars. Our domestic inter
.1elgn commerce doubled. We
3i'sf u 1'o' 900 miles OF railroad,
ntalns. piercing forests, tun-
u.s. brdglng rivers and dotting
ICES, valleys ana western coast
us. villages ana cities, where
3. 40 millions OF people We're in
: portunltles OF acquiring intelli-
making more progress than any