Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-22
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serves and should have our sympathy
/ and encouragement.
We HAY" been fortunate during the
period OF depression and Stagnstion that
IL has extended over 50 much of cur couI-
\ Try.
The tide of returning prosperity has
I caught us before we were stranded by its
4 rcccoiine wave, We have already realized
/ the sta&hatiph ahd suffering that has cx-
! listed elsewhere During All that time our
/ factories have run OH fun time. men have
been employed. good wages paid ANA the
! same amounts diSburSed AS III more ,iroS-
+ perous times We have Ind no Labor dis
/ turbances thanks to the intelligence ana
I reasonable disposition OF our labor"rs and
/ we hope they Will bc,rcWardcd tor their
! courage and forh"ardnCC by Il share in
/ the prosperity that seems To be flowing in
/ this direction.
/ Although the cloud Of war hangs threat
/ cningly over the country from tho effect
! of which. if it break in storm. our little
/ community cannot escape, We hope that
/ peace will he preserved.
I But We do not hope it will be preserved
/ through Indifference = the sutfcrinEs Of
1 those who are struggling With almost UNI
| parallclcd hcrniSm to secure those polit
/ zeal and civil rights which modern ciVili-
/ cation elscw hero acCorQs to even the
! mcancst OF mankind.
We do not hope II viii hc preserved
4 through forEttfulncSS of the fate Of those
/ who went down in the ship whose name
reminds us that We have part in the
defence of our national integrity AMI
/ honor.
! If war must follow we shall make our
sacrifices with the conviction that our
country will again head the advance Of
nations toward Il hieher appreciation "l
'tt iii,tx l. An " trt,li t. hr
held for our own use and happiness alone,
but for the encouragement and inspira-
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committee OF tlfec I" receive. S"r' ana
count VOTES i'r iN' N"l 'o"H '''o'i9'
Every gu" % '"' '"i'""' ~ oii'Nt'S Nc''
UNANIMOUSLY clt''o".
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Assessor of ttNrs- Joseph II. WALL.
city Marshall Henry r. Morse.
CITY snheitor-l h"mas L"lsh ~;
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street commissioners. western district
Columbus '"itit; eastern instruct h''rl'S
A11iitor- Samuel ". Lane
Chief engineer fire department. charlcs
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Second assistant cnEinccr-E. II. CAY.
tollrct"r-Jam"S II. low iIs'.,'' -
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Second member school committ"c-M.
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itself.
Upon advice at tine city u''9'Ht'' ''''
mayor "A@ "'l"o''"'' y i'''N' =
%io,0p0 "a d"frtN expenses Oh 'h' Guy UNI"
the taxes of rs and ~ can +" c"l'''l'n.
II was ordered. that further ht'" -
~ DAYS Il" granted tn" cay 'N'i''' ~
c"mrlct" his report, n SrN"f'i ~ WIS -
iiccrs had mot yet mad" thtW reports !"
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auditor will without i"rth"f "f''.'''"'
caus" tn" city report ~ ne Pi''''''-
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