The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-08-25
:, FernaId in Searsport.

l,tos DemoCrdtiS ShoixeS vi ga
He Ns,a ,nre and Pays a Glowing Tribute
Ha'a asno,sssman Burleieh's.. Labors for
10 o ~ District o. E. Frost of Belfast
the '' - Interesting Speech. The Gov
NaD,' has Rousins Reception.
en-" ooooblicans of Searsport held
rolsi1g RAM n Union hall. The hall was
rlst LUZ o5 many were obliged to stand
pscked a1 lear Of the hall and between
Up in tfs m account of lack of room.
the slsS. iqnce was particularly note
The a'l s.,Tr he fact that no effort was
vortny yyertise the rally until after 5
made " r atd 1t also stood out in
0. n! oontrast to the much smaller
mark ,ancS at the Plaisted rally held
attfnl''s Short time before.
there d ' ". Black presided and the
Juas' -.. was Orlando E. Frost of
fr:t 4troagh Mr.. Frost occupied
B5l'S. sv minutes he made some
but 'g stag points. His remarks
very 1'.-..s5 eatirely to a reply to the
FefT made in this town by Col.
PEA " dependent voting at the
t2a..s ,me to be independent"
'll ..a.4r Il will defy anyone
SAD '-' here Col. Plaisted has been
s1 ais voting. He has al
'l-57 ..7ugated and subdued by
eSs5 a-. ing. When Bryan was
tls lie Democratic party Col.
hay. ry1 independent enough to
Ff7 ... ,Aer candidate. Instead
7ps ryan, fiat money and all
o5 ...... Ionable doctrines that he
a' w. Frost, IN conclusion, re-
'i0o ..r- thought that it would be
na- .4 10 have shown his own
W. s--. .efore advocating an indie
a.' ,, .., IL politics to others.
F -.urt Band discoursed fine
-- the rally and between the
hO.l .rernor Fernald held a re-
s... .l.. lose of the rally and was
G u treat enthusiasm by people
,.- .r-Ir= section of which Sears
lI lie. center. All assured him of
H. Hy- support and gave encourag-
~. a-' ,sa7.-- r5m various parts of Waldo
uU
r..--r Fernald was the principal
.nss.. -na rally and his remarks,
,!.,c5 .-eu.s a tribute to the faithful
r @ri or .-Jlrressman Burleigh for the
"a rGs.r.7. we're as follows:
~ III Da4 man. ladies' and gentlemen:
1-,.sr.esslr-. assure you, to be present
t.rs ..,s ing and discuss with you,
5rsa r.uga Il may be, the political
.s.4ana- throughout our State. AS |
. ..,' AZ. SIS from Belfast this afternoon
Il ron ,- but admire the beautiful
s,sr+-. n. wide expanse iof Belfast
bsr tax rralch of the glorious Penob-
,,,- .f an.ch mas been famous in the
Marin history 81 our country these many
rsm. wondered not that people from
a5s STATES States which know not the
|b-at If IL sea coast delight to come
fsre =, rsss the warm period of sum-
m5- \,
D.. .at- congratulate you on the
5n~a--us appearance of your farms,
In tie r sept buildings, the excellence
|Ct tie raa's Living, as | do, IN coun-
tvuvn not difficult to realize the
GAgltes t1u meet in securing these
4H clay is not the finest road ma
fsre .-t.. to- engineers. You have
lc. .e, .at doubt not that the future
hi. SEE .I, same marked development
|crt p-st
.l-7 cane juto town | could not but
h. a IS my companions, acquaint-
/ a',a - history of the good town of
Ssas1 odd me of the days when
|ys.r vas noted for the tieetness
b Is g aGd the skill with which your
Bon a- and navigated them. They
|0 tit, the clipper ships of Sears
por 7-L5 tas .nest which sailed the seas
Fl ii world They recalled to me
|he -as If meu who had been famous
Ia .orl a4ss of those craft and it
|Beas- -ut little to hear them say
[EG Off, .-lo2 citizen, Senator Colcord,
III. ues- .Na2 those numbers. 1t ex-
|Faa q many things which | had
E0r a.r.sp5 So well understood in the
b. " hey said to me that the
Be- nod the quarter deck of a
Ela ia. i to all quarters of tho
|gos LIT difficult to know why
h aa. RI. y4 &aQne that makes the able
sEafl mas proven himself in the
Eas- . Joys Of our State legislature.
.-r p=tg sea captain must
Ela'= -r-- .... ..y TO be successful.
-rr If the Senate of 1909,