The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-11

W. r. Hearst has started out to buy
the presidency. The chain of news
napers he has established are main
tanned as means to that end. They
are yellow in the extreme, caterto the
prediudices and passions OF the
mob seek to antagoniZe labor and
capital AID appeal to that element
which under all circumstances Is
..agiu the government" This is not a
Republican partisan expression, but
aoncensus of Democratic opinion. For
example, Ex-Mayor Osborne of Auburn
said in the convention at Albany:
We have seen caucuses snapped, as IN
Bro0me. Chautauqua, Cortland ana
other counties: proxies forged, as IN OF
leans County: conventions purchased,
as IN Wayne County; delegates openly
bribpd for riot and disorder, as in J etfer-
son County: an attempt to deceive a
whole community by muZzled press,
AS in Erie County: newspapers black
mailed as IN Monroe and Onondaga
Counties. and who can estimate the
amount Of wing, blackmall, bribery ana
corrrWt promises necessary to make
sucb A kind OF campaign even partially
successful:
And the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Dem.)
saws that. Not one of these allegations
has been denied" The Boston Travel
er Dem says further:
Hears has helped to degrade the
newspaper profession, but his attitude
towards the public is even worse.
He breaches morality and clean living
on his back page and fills III between
with unspeakable advertising refused
by decent publishers.
He lectures people on their honor and
allows his paper to be used to blacken
character and spread broadcast the
seeds of calumny and degradation.
He breaches that politics shall be
pure and has recourse to the most brut.
al debauchery to further his political
ambitions.
He SAYS that Charley Murphy and
s'Pat' McCarren are thieves and thugs
who Should be in jail and depends upon
them to secure him no nation Tor
Governor.
He pays quarter of a million dollars
a wear for highly specialized brains, the
outcome Of which he puts forth as his
own
These hired men have done good
things but fol- every good thing that
they have done through the medium OF
the Hearst Chain Of papers these papers
have done hundred things which have
tended to degrade American character
SVA>NiLLE CENTER
Mrs, Herbert Maddocks, who is in the
Bangor hospital for surgical treatment, is
dong finely and will be at home soon...
Mrs Ben CooksOn passed away recently
after d short illness at the home OF he1
daughter in Dixmont... Mrs. Barton has
returned to her home III Baltimore. Laura
Curtis remains about the same. .Septem
her 10Th thick ice formed in the morning
Pendelton Sisters, inst launched in Belfast
Mrs Beal is gaining slowly. h. A.
Robertson picked some Baldwin apples that
mea ure l03 inches around. go. Christine
Benson did not go to lslesboro as she in
tended. Mrs Webb seems to be gaining
but slowly. Mrs; Mart R0 , on! OF Mon
roe visited Mrs. H. P. White friday.
Mrs. Jennys is carrying the school children
Mrs. Norton, who has been spending
the summer at the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Jennys, is on the sick list. Quite
a number in town attended the Unity 1alr
MIR. C0OmDS is somewhat DeLter. -. w Ill
Small is doing the fall work for Mr.. Jennys
49,. Charles Curtis is at work for Herbert
Maddocks on his house. Mrs. Laurlstor
Nichols is going to Dorchester, Mass, tC
live. Her husband has employment there
Deputy Webb visited Comet Grange re
Gently :. Mrs II. p White is visiting bel
brother in SearspOrt
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.
Have you neglected your kidneys? Have
YOU overWorked your nervous system ano
caused trouble with your kidneys and
bladder? Have you pains in loins, side
back, groins and bladder? Have you fab
by appearance of the face. especially under
the ewes? Too frequent desire to pass