The Republican journal., 1907-06-13
THfOPHllUS CUSHING.
.,,usd from Page Two.l

J.. - cemrnted my affection
--l5 man and sanctiied my
lef IN his greatness and
INSTANCE may be charged
.4mpetency to make this
.--al was three years later,
f.r A BOY of IS | walked from
Unity to Belfast, the day
Tie Republican County
10 he present at that event
annual IMPORTANCE. | had
.-.i.!ng a mile outside of the
IL. s- 10Th parties holding their
..,,'. the ozone of local states
MAS TOO dense and full of great
j. D., r-rmft an absense from the
III 10Y dinner. My finances
..t- hotel dinner limit and |
.-.-f 10 draw upon my friends
r.ency. Mr.. Gushing. who
-..-rofa crowd of politicians,
-...t.y 10 my surprise left
Ills u.' lddressed me like an
..- and associate, inquir-
D.. r.a 4 / came purpoSeiy
.,.."a. ana nhaly salo,
II inner WIN me so
-lde, introduced me in
.... -r.mS TO othefS, direct
lis conversation 10 me
Pr -'.ng over with prlue
-. iu.y impressed with the
rtt mat / was really
-- anu a deIlclouS en-
AI.lnIe mat no event
Pm. r.nce mas ever equal,
ace OF his nature and
.Ae chafacter ana great
man. lnfough tne
.rAldmlh Nelly l RODE
N.iA III! leel banging
.. is wagon, out IN my
.".'i the Journey was a
.. IhoSe were the
sues that stlrrel the
=' When polltlcaI INES
a.a"H, Wheh everyone
ViduaIs were scatter
PFonounceu partlSans;;
as men a part OF the ola
g lori whose ehtlre limits
...-.- 'l,A poiltlcai eiectrlclty
r. Nr.- alaIly aole, wealthy ana
.a~- t'tl sans IN poth partles.
-.a. -.et'ea deiegates 10 the
rt .'''7ehllohs were Always
.a.a- -5 several times over the
.r7 .NMttI W I'm MT. CuShlhg
'- --llt LIlSha ChlcK' John Az
0'~ hateI' hqpen a. flcn'
lsJ'l aL'elo1, John HaIey, T.
sd W A'' L. nan, =. H. Tlerce,
>.'8. an nack KEY, Joseph
>a'. S1-T, AVeflll, ollVer GROW
l-- \. f'erce ana among the
'' Younger anu LlosI enSll uslast-
Il. -r't 10 oe louh9 fTeo Az
..... "shlhg' a. L. L ernaiu,
= ..'-1v Aloelt coal vi lone
"..,. ms tonipah!oils salu ne
'-'A5 nm Lall as Inc average
II. >Ilsoy, l. W. Nose, ,.
j. j. Is "a t. 3Fely, George Dud,
+.ltsoH' Ieofge h1tchl9 ana
- d no hoG recall. " ME
IL .lt-N we're also out Ill lorce'
~ a'.7 man anu Stlohg cnarac-
OWL III Aoal1 IeaL'
'--l "Id teadel' n; II; Hup-
II j. ailles reat, = pIoh
j. lowe, GeQrge II. SulilVan
" l-FnIy .; blach' blullelo
--. ~ t'.Viei Mefrlll ana the
F. -7- luN III + ana I RANK
.-' NJ Ei"ell, Jqlih Wood
....9 MeIIIIl, James II.
J. yer oiothers' Inolhas
nan! oIHeis. AZ rank,
,' . oIlet !tlllueileldI anu
-L4'ottd.ic leaders, IlVeu
WI VI Slalceli4s L merry,
7...' 4 .'4e bangor OemociaI
-. y! reason Vi MS aoll-
'.oIliiSlns PaI !; ian,
*,o4 lllnSell an Tue nre
W. Vlie hePuoiieah press
'l-5l Ille war. MaIcellus
@ " NIdlhy man. pure ana
' "I9oilal nle, honesV III
.--'49 ana ovellloMllg III
-.ll"se W give thenl eA-
H' Mhel II was uhpopu-
''..- US ~ 40 So Inc seiltl,
PGlIi!taI opponents hao
oelore ms uhtlmely
10 Qe fegTeIteo that ne
LlVtu until the so1tenlng
80. '' Tll'ies Wouia nave mace
-'.lo everywhere ior MS
-ooie ehaTacterlstlcs; ana
''Iitical power, HIS re-
airy aollltleS nave recelV-
10y hlerl1eo.
' NJ tushlng consisted
'..9 ana Two daughters. Two
'-.-. NJ is. Taylor, VINO passes
I'LL We oio homestead, ana
ID 'Niiihg, the youngest son,
iy4. " New YORK. Inc Ola,
-.'LlAIoh Cushlng, was Wen
..' y SHOWN IN MS Gay as a
-''.. wing "hen resident man
u2!ililg mllls at tne age OF
1lto representative from
... boil. same year, IN 1884, that
,'E. III elected state senator.
w ear ne was defeated for
Lathley Rlch oy SIX
-'asIi me combination OF
'8.9 ana W hlgs, which later
II 7.hauent merge together,
.'1 dS John L. Rowe, "A. l..