The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-15
o1VIsEs Or BROOKS.
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.,.a. IF great Importance, as
.,o.J.rfoas in all counties and
'.... amount of political ma
..s active assistance to the
' .. s5eritfs, who are usually
.la +, their home localities.
.a W. us Of the administration
i 4. nembers of the legisla-
~. .,sl heroic treatment was
. .l.r 10 secure the benefits
7 . ' ,'I control of the offices
.,, yarious counties.
,5 ,''' on March 10, 1856, the
"a ,'l5 to proceed to consider
' y. lss Governor for the re-
,,5uey Davis, for his re-
W .., the official authority
Daniel c. Emery and
, nj Governor Wells. On
as voted to proceed
ina. by appointment of a
.......f the two houses, which
,.rr.l the following rules
u- If the senate to pre-
...rtWn
.....4.rt to be heard by him
e.. .t.nr written statements
j he defense, and only
tied.
Glever in convention.
he submitted or en-
p. take a recess to a
issolve the conven-
motion to be decided
.... answer that the con-
aa was not duly consti-
.rsions Of the consti-
~..... 1ad that a hearing
'. So. not such a hear
led to by the said
Y. the adoption of an
a9yal from Office by
..rr,.il for the causes
" to the provisions
. 4 $50 that the order
N the Senate alone,
. action on the part of
. ...e natives. He, how
a#I. IF opportunity to
objection to the pro-
o, Of the two houses
..-wered that he en-
.ui Baker as, in his
hrer, but expressly
.. manner undertook
FL. u action Of the Cover
Fl "usgrointing said Emery,
It aI privilege of said
- a-e0arging the duties of
-e. eEcept in the employ
.. While in session. In
uu amants he would en-
4rlared that, Upon
.w .U ourt will assume no
.miue which of the par
-a Institution, the sheriff
. Nor will the court in
..- Claimants, except so
.- .ssary for its own pro-
r. ,raasaction of its own
.r..Ion for trial was open
81. al Judge Davis appear
m..rH.E the most able and
. .tgal advisers and adj
ad-rs. that has ever be-
Quoted the trial of a case
ug .u the State.
"a. IF Boston was long a
fla v Maine. He was an
s-~ the Wing party and
.. asions a member of
u.. where he had high
-.. uau. who intellectually
I'd. Aye nearly all Of his asso-
u.s. ir removed to Boston,
f ouai politics, and to
uh which occurred at
he was recognized as
Ht reatest legal lights at
chusetts bar. At the
... Wing party he became
s. # the time he appeared
Davis was radically
iJeal principles of his
wother of Abner W.
lawyer of Bangor,
lrri at a comparatively
nrl, who also appeared
Though no longer re-
lf the remarkable men
y in which he bore a
.- some particulars one
rr the State has pro-
I'D. nahager of extensive
Ewat in legal knowledge
. lFocate at the bar or
ajatform. He was for
0 beIHocratic member of
inclined to a personal
politics that finally de-
3- Il factor in that field. He
$50 to support "Tippe-
w." taa, and although re-
& a PARTY his previous
-r Fas departed. One of
lH r,s Enterprises was the
ai five Bucktield & Canton
a'" nnW runs to Rumford
e became financially en-
sr noved to Buckfeld in
joe press purpose of being
PES. 'ar "a, in order to adj
Hsl's- interests by securing
@road. He was given
.m district that had been
ooe+'lr but greatly to the
MS friends he was defeated
4%.- Blsbee of Sumner, the
] ;te Free Sellers, Wings and
r .aU democrats, led by Sid
p, VI Woodstock afterwards
Nash Prince and Zadok Long
y father Of eX-Gov. John D..
.lef his defence of Judge Da-
't5 became a Republican, and
o. That issue in his speeches
-a1paign of 1856, his I'M
logic and persuasive oratory
Of gr atty IN demand in all
STATE that year. He finally
. The Democratic party. Mr..
Iei two miles out of Portland
''hool, on the road to Gray,
7l gAe Of the finest mansions
'oa'Iag grounds in Maine. II
"E- house with many out
j arI>tc and elaborate style
.-.f" he twenty acres eXpen-
'-t as a most attractive park
.'eyer before the joint con-
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