Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-05
GOV.-ELECT HILL
rendered Reception, Last Even
ing, by Portland Club.
Brilliant Gathering Of Many Of
Maine's Foremost Republicans.
GOV. HILL AM, HON. J. II. MAN
LEY WAI;MLY RECEIVED.


| ton rendered GOV. Eject John r. Hill
this evening by the Portland Cub was
a brilliant occasion attended by many
of Names foremost Republicans.
Over 100 gentlemen gathered around
the tastely arranged tables III the
banquet hall Of the club, and the
speech making that followed the feast
was happy, indeed.
| Ex-Alderman Zenas THOMPSON pres
ident of the club, served AS toastmas-
ter. He set an example in the way Of
| delicious remarks that served as the
| keynote for the several prominent
members OF the iftrty whom he intro
| duced in turn.
/ Thc nonorcd guest of the evening Of
coarse came in for many compliments
and il could but be gratifying to him
to be given such convincing assur-
ances that he not only has th,. hearty
support Of Republicans Of western
Maine, but their warm friendship as
we'll He was given Il fine greeting
when he arosr to address the party.
and the reception accorded Hon Joseph
II. Manlcy WAS hut slightly less en-
| thuSiastic
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those who responded to toasts were
! Walter q. Emerson, Edward &. SWEET.
Mayor Reynolds Of South Portland,
EX-Gov. Cleares. Judge Danfortn OF
Skowhesan ana COL Fred \. Dcn.
! Mr.. Manley said:
! Mr.. President and fellow members of
| kindly w-iron,. ,,.tnrr m, ,,t Mn
| thanks
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It'll. r,lt b',sinsss t,,t.r,,, l',i NJ, Tiki
iiiv rnr his rrnarnI,s ,,d , ,h,ri,..h1.-
deeds fnr his unsrIrish us III bis
modest ,l.neapnr fnr his 80; ,iti,In
shin. for his ueiChborlv recafl ami af
f+rii.n ana fn, his hroad f,i,.ii,. g,i,-it
ANA II needs III ,trnnL,.ti. ,-is;n,, J., irra'
itelI that when H., lavs down the dl,ti.ls IN
his high nfficc he viii be hald nv ali thi.
n"npln of nnr stats i'm tho sam. bioh &c
I..In ANA regard which Il. nrriay-s I'll III
own chosen hone Tho STANDARD TIT thc
Portland Press il correct. 1t II I'M onc
that we sholtd appl1- Ia 1h, ,stin1lta az
Every mans character and fitness
want u ask your Indulgence for q
moment while We amply this standard III
the chairman Of the Republican national
to have known him in his home life and
in his family circle. 10 have known him
in his avn home ~ th,. borders ~ that
beautiful lake. to have known him in his
business relations ana entprprises r.
have known him in his pablo life as !; |
senator Of the United States to have |
4 n
timacy In his management of tho two |
greatest political campaigns ever con-
Quoted in this country. How magnificent |
Is he stands with this standard apnIied |
10 hi,n-no man in his home. hut sands |
Ills praise, Beginning life as a moor INN
fuI Of energy and Industry and nrob,ty
with marvellous business sacacitv and |
great good sense, bv strict aDDlicatinn |
and untiring industry he has secured I: !
fortune. How splen,iiGly he has Used il |
Bestowiue mis- means with yrupreu, prnd- |
ieality. a great enpiuy er Of labor: il is 10 !
his everlasting credit that ne can say |
with trItb M H. jid sgy Il, III. rs..ant
campaien.-.'I am the employer III more /!
man In tholsand ro.,, INA II ,,,, ~, !
in nv rmnl"V viii sa,. rhaf h., bas h ,..s'
unilistly or unkindiy treated. not consid |
cred as one man should consider his fell |
Iowm.n / will tender I'M. rseignafin,, j |
United states senator
Few Ennw the sacrifices he has mad.
for his nertv No MN co,Yla ho i 1npro
considerable IF tht opinions ana The feel |
jnas III thos. win u-boy,, N. u tssn,ia,oI |
Ian nur dis,inuiish,d rbaiTro,, ID"
has given to his party Of his time of his |
rnorev If wEat Is IT, ~, an bis
Lt,ItL ,,,J M, ,ul,. -, ~. Hull III.