Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-07

ullittHl duuitSS IN IN eminent states
man as its leading feature.
The Augusta Band furnished excel
! lent music during the evening, giving
a concert in front Of the hall before
the speaking began. ana then taking
its station in the rear gallery. There
were fully 1900 people in the hall. ana
they We're cordial and apprcciative in
their treatment of the speaker. ON the
stage besides the speaker of the even
ing ana Hon. j. II. Marley. the pre-
siding officer. We're Hon. John r. Hill.
Congressman +. &. Burleigh. Mayor :.
w. Lane Postmaster w. ID. Stinson.
Hon. .. D. Baker, Gen. w. s. Choatc.
+. {. Dudley Dr.. b. 7. SlnbUrn, w.
I II. Gannett, ana Judge q 4. Stevens
Promptly at o'clock, Hon. J. II.
Manlry stepped to the front of the
stage. He was greeted with long con-
tinued applause, and when it had died
away he addressed the meeting as fol
lows:
Ladies' ana Gentlemen: When the Re
publican national committee commenced
its work after the clos" of the national
convention it found "a general apathy and
an over confidence among the Republic
cans throughout the land. This was nat
ural. u was what We should have
p,eeGGied, t9r thg R.ruh.jranS. every WHheIe
iu HI trtilZyu Mn-t A Hi.+"IilD,n III 'iITia
knew that we Wcr" enjoying prosperity
which had never been yguJllcd either tn
the history uf this country, or the his
tory Of the world. They knew that VIII
liam Mckinley had not only been
model President IN tam. uf peace. hut
great commander TN time uf war They
kn,W th"l ,,Ih"lf nttI\ hhd -ktP. every
=, ,II'lr'- lI'F MY" l-li. i"i 'lI. "
LIN III 'I' ilNl'l y "I ""' N.,N'i "Ill'.l'
IN 'l-HIS "i an Amer l'ih ,I'l%'n were
IT, pt'IH" IN every p'iuoH ~ inc El"h'.
hwy Nli," Indi bi liSl- every govern
Htht IN Iht rdrth nag rt'"-nlZ"d Amor
ira AS TIM foremost nation IN the world.
WAS u NJ MT wondered di thtt thDN We're
"vor-conhdrnt. ANA could not contemplate
consent to change the administration?
After the Kansas city convention. aud
the re-adoption hy .ur opponents, uf the
Chicago platform, tine declaration uf the
paramount issue 81 imperialism, with an
appeal ~ every disappointment, tu every
SPECIES Of ftuaticism. "" Ht once realized
thft eternal vigilance wa the prio" Of
every blessing. ana every lndlNldHIl l;g-
publican determined that Iu their r"Iitj-
cal vocabulary there Shnuld J." pm TINS
campaign up such word H~ idIl
Ap1fhN hi'& passed away, ana h'iNity
hlS taken ~ place. ON@r-cpnhdeurc mas
disappeared. hnd Determines, ~'ItINd
onuvl"ripn has entered ali our minds,
mat We VIII preserve I" the ptnlI" Tor
inur years more tH, blessings of this adj
miuistration.
Your state committee has Just complct-
cd its canvass i'm this State; and il II
with pleasure thal ! can Say NJ Yen with
knowledge ana with condolences, that TIN"
voters of Main" viii. on Monday next.
elect their distinguished '1udidat" Tor
governor. return to Congress their able
members of the House. carry every couu-
IN in IN" stare, clccting Legislature
,'..,, tTa
splendid Republican. William H. Frye
"" shall endorse this administlation
~ " W 10, ', ~ ,i, in, ~, ~
exceeding low.
The distinguished gentleman who is to
anaress u+ iuis oNtnIhE II nnt 4 StL",E'I
Visitor Icrc Neither III hc unknown to
rs. We knew him rs the young, brilliant.
Ianrr, WI w H., a. ,-.i
when under the guidance of his genius.
the Philadelphia Press became the lead
iLl@, acilEt hopuniIca" '.LopniL, Hill.
| MI thn siIrcnssruI dinIamat patriotictIiv
/ representing his government AT the Court
OF ~. feJGr-hnrE. We Kno" MN aS ,ht
odirrr a. President NrKfniev I'VE know
! him As the head of the great business de-
RI IntIL q MI Sglermintht' "ider \ l!nI'
NIT. d7nartrn.nt yiiI tbis vp4r raarh omo