The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-09-01
STATE ISSUES.
PERTINENT REMARKS THERE.
some Nv THE BANGOR NEWS.

rance OF the Maine, Colonel Plaisted
governor III Republican judges of the
nronises a. .a,ne Court that in case he is
Maine ' ps will not interfere with their
eleetesss M Noo year, because, ne implies,
little % Ic;sry OF Maine is something too
The ludiGGi% ,I,}obty for mere Democrat
high anu ox me- to monkey with, or
without =; 81 any way, although his great
disturb + III does not extend to the SUI
fire. u @i. against whom he seems
perioir, 1s ssnecial crouch, neither does he
tohcl!. n frnnicipal judges or trial JUS
place tAe no immune list, seeming to have
tees on ~ ,'I NAV need Democratic munich
an idea, US If, in all the stable cities of
pal u u help him in carrying out his
Name ~ nrogram, which the Democrats
free rum .udiannpgurated so happily in Penobscot
count a. Colonel Plaisted says openly
lnateU' ,es no need of debating any
thai nj nj issns IN an election of State Of
nato''' M course, legislators will be
hees ia the coming election who shall
chose "a s1tcessor to Senator Hale, and
cn0os9 ,bsrs OF the lower house must
Jour 1 .t.5 september 18th, who shall
be It'll the fate of our army and
as.p v65 mast assist in saying, how the
aa'' ...t n..-f Offices and the postal savings
lelita tns administration of the coal,
bans 5e-i larper mines of Alaska shall be
goI IN, a5Lir a way it is true enough
cont. sr.asI OUTLAWS from the public
thas ,,.rr ii more than billion dollars
IEea9'. .,,.s directly under the control of
nus MEMBERS of Congress from
I1s - INIT what are billion or two a
Ma ,.mparei with the vague and I'M
!F'. minors about Thomas White
fV36tor.-.r borrowing unauthorized money
y, supporting our insane asylums, or
ri ear 4 res u Waterville and John M.
6ai NJ Bangor borrowing still more
s van aU iiegally-to keep the Uni
lV a aine from going an ever
asrre sanp2 j.,
30 4o.5rs} plaIsted would drop all national
,sgss Ike 50 many hot potatoes, and get
tasl +, he GOOD old Democratic doctrine
" S-at. NIGHTS and State sovereignty
W. .ar. doctrine for which Jeff Davis
on- To5r9s and Beauregard turned trait
avs avs m the flag, the same doctrine for
WhIrH john :. Cdlllouii Soiiteh1eo ~
iorcjlIy that his fellow Democrat, An
irsy jackson. threatened to hang him
tbs 5ortri7a which believes that he who
oo9nor rl!Is must strive to ruin, the treas
orsbia lortrine that would make heroic
III Governor Harris NJ Plaisted turn in
h. gray should he hear it limited.
No need Of debating national issues in
l,o5i Name has no interest in the man.
oer OF Letting United States senators,
orir choosing members of the national
Fopse II representatives.. The federal
goy.r-meat IAN conduct itself, if you
will choose Plaisted II, Governor of
Main to: whenever any law enacted by
rogr-s- 'rterferes with Plaisted II,
Maine Democrats will nullify federal
aas -t the way Maine Democrats
bsy- .+ided Name local laws, and with
bs State machinery in control of the
STATE Democracy, nothing else matters.
South Carolina could rebel and go out
/ ii the mon under Lincoln, Maine can
do -7s same thing under Taft. By all
meals # national issues be dropped,
and let US devote all our energies to viii
|Mgna Maine roads, Maine schools
fNa.s hospitals, and let every unfor-
tunar- PERSON in Maine who is entirely
unab.- In afend himself go hang. Let
Man rift back to the good old days
wnsa insane mothers were chained in
noe cages in the cellar, when barrel of
ne7 runs was horsed up by the side of
ever 5gshead of molasses in the coun-
| tn grocery store, when brutal murder
was The suit Of free rum. when the av
eraga rauon of human life in Maine
| Tas TEN years shorter than it is now,
and when In city and town the upkeep
and maintenance of city and town pau
Pers Wa did off at public auction, just
ths WAY human slaves were in ''good
| Ol Virginia. Good old Maine forsoothl
o1- pads much in Maine Democratic
new gaie Of late-and nowhere else
a5os hsrdships the Boston drum
n5f forced TO endure, who visit
Aa19 la put up at Maine hotels with
out , aa.e 10 get ''sup or bite"
Of -sLlr anywhere in Maine. This sad
m4ot- oi affairs was revealed in
yisu We're, to a reporter for
Bar paper, VINO proclaimed as solemn
i8lI 'f=t -aes Maine retail houses were
&golhg H1rt Of salable goods, because
tas Boston RUNNERS could not reach
then soInt Of the liquor shortage
at I'll Maine hotels. The conclusion
PAM to this when put in the form
0 syl4e-lsn;
9al9l -auis~ Maine hotels are all
gon. 4IE
NMcu,o1 Boston drummers can no
c4ge' ST. gaois
j. "ost serious misfortune that
me wise rer4rter failed to learn the
laa-- these drummers who have
sl-1ete- sig seriously, or the names Of
a5 'lses which they represented. 1t
equivalent to cruelty to animals for
ait drummer 10 endure so much. One
SVl' Hlk that these wide awake
sl.efl-- With the unquenchable thirst
Lis1- Aa dubbed together and wired
Nief several houses-privately, of course
aN stared the deplorable condition
saSE "7re m. and made a joint appeal
~ more liquor and better liquor, and
'V 1,. up "ith the final ultimatum:
IL No oooze-uo work"
III 4 'hsse gallant knights of perennial
T. ~ : NN. prepare and sign a petition
Itif Employers, and will state the
+au u -9uor they want, and the amount
ss TE must have every day, before they
an no any work at all, all the Maine
M 4sEPaPers will publish their full names
Ea .u NE names Of their employers, thus
s;GuIiLg a large amount of free adver-
fs3 9 as ddyocates Of breaking the laws
sar %a NE. Names are always more con-
EN- ,,-S.'y lhan pseudonyms, and when
ser 9P7pefs devote pages to hints and
ersr 9s .hsrges and not a single para
AL 1Il "a Iact, 1t is time to come down to
NM ,bQifing on a four flush may
a o Children, but it becomes tiresome
plairtsd Cu,