Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-03

'ttt'u6{i state or federal eau-
:nehts and growing rich and coiaatcti
IN the enjoyment of lush pastulz
'iiiiik over. dear reader. tina DIM
PihE OF high minded. disint,&ted
pubic spirited patriots. who treen
months ago We're going all OF the
: ta'e OF Maine into the byWsS and
.i.ases' describing to the rlectate or
,Halile ile evil contamination soiiice
hoidlng and depicting "huner 4ttice-
grabbing gang OF lazy publicfhcials
that hiied the State capitol III that
hV virtue of Republican don, thtien in
MAINE infested the State as n. locust
Egypt in the days of cid.
E" mere now are these publ spirited
ild dlSihterested patriots? Cook oyes
'he hSt OF the orators of he pemo-
cratic party of 10 months agp ard
do you find them low What |
mas become of them? What anas have
opened 70 receive them and III what
dom Giles are they housed?
et7as ". Davis of Watergille ranks
llsst IN point of time He was the
l'emesthenes of altruism His Philip
l2cs we're directed against all Office
&iders Public service was a public
Nst Make the State of Maine hon
y Ne Iced DISTINGUISHED public men
42n.R who will neither accept nor de-
s.Te remuneration for tnelr tas6.
Nr. Davis is nov doubling up n
'eeretary Of state and rs owner of
he Associated Press franchise On
leWsnapec whose corporation is ehief
: iefieiary Under the State printing
hniracts
1 EillaEl r. Pattangall also of Mater
Il was the star attraction IL the
llRaign 81 1910. His speeches read
g =. alp eI.tcs of a phitesopher whose
1 usagas bleeding for his country. lie
81 ali Maine freed from that type 81
: sfIio.'l Who's. first thought WIS IA
4 riyb, himself. Mr. Pattangan was
5. Af,In. nat he wanted was 4 give
WHOM. u to the politicians zach of
! .Wbile ned two offices for himself
ja,be nth T.d rs the Great fNeeon of
= V,ar,n4, lnslftUre he placed a Seat
; oral Of Mai. Office Of Attorney Cen
= session stepRnd at tho end If the
!, ;on And nj quickly into thai $500
J lie that refnsadnportunity of Z pub
i he has also be eonten, without
!. the Office If mavad his wings over
:, all the time hash atfrN''e' Ah''
Q iInd oppdrtunitv tol sufficient time
:, service as the Ross ms 1iule a'td
:, .mocracy. Charles Elm MINI l''-
. Wateryille whose lifeths"h hiSo u
- ds IA protestant against e'tn
hce-holdrrs. IS now pt'o''cai' OF
! Senator, The career of yea stu
= diner is a lucid example diat var ,
81 that = man may hold to- 10 49,
holding hy anyone clscArd olice
, 'Fears Mr. Gardiner has bresF ioti
- flames Of dcnuhciatiou aga iVrln
;. spoilsmen Of the Republican 'u
i, 10 sooner was the result decrirN
- September. 1910, than Mr.. Cisrdni II
.s out for Pie. Inside of fifteen nj d
he was candidate for all the u
- that wsre want, slipping down f
:, ne to the other as a man slips dc
~ Il fight or stairs, landing finally in
- remote section of = 10000 job as 81
80 Assessor Today he is brought f.
10 the proud position of I. S. Sena
=. dor a little whilc1, u job of $500
:. annum with cmoluraents.
= And 81 it goes. Tho list is |.
: Hardly one of the brape circl. t
~ woke h. eehoes OF protest aga
!, the selfish politician is NOW out Of
= :. fee
a, John S. p H. Wilson of Auburn,
has always spoken in public whence ei
u could get up courage, and has always
Il dressed himself To the evils of office h
ing by Republicans, has SUGGEST
captured a 5000 per aununl job as Oh
ne MIN of the Fish and Game commiss
&c and besides this he holds also the posi-
r of chairman of the Democratic )
!. committee, an Office that is OF itself
i harmonious with the duties of his >
3, office, and that for the first time In S
~ history, lays the fish and game inter
-. OF Maine open to the charge, whe'
OF true or false, that it is liable to bee
nj a tool of, and an adjunct TO the De
ce cratic party.
:, But that is not all. Two eminent u
IL ocratie leaders, one in the east and on
n against Republican Office holding, l
become justices of the supreme CO
one from the east is Hon. George
Hanson, and the one from the west
the State Democratic committee,
mo Fred Emery Became of Hallowell, has
come Judge of the superior court in
OF nebec county. That fiery orator of G
berland, Hon. Joseph r. Connolly,
ed has inveighed against the office hol
=, of an effete Republicanism, now rest
ho ease and comfort in Judge Turner's
is cant chair. One by one these altru
n gentlemen have been taken care Of
CYRUS r. Topper of Boothbay Har
who ever and forever urged the Lin
IT, county voter to arise against the o
III holding dynasty Of Augusta, has wi
80 u year been attorney general of Mi
ca assistant attorney general of Maine al
or still enjoying the delights of official re
at. milton in legal capacity Willis
N Patch of Bangor, a foe to the office no
~ and an advocate of the star-cyed god
en- of reform is councillor from the s
councillors district of Maine at so N
au per diem and expenses 4. > kimbal
40 Norway. Edward Il. Winslow of =
y land Charles l.. Turgeon of Aub
ur Gustavus c. Kilgore of Belfast. Frank
,e Peabody of Houltou, all OF whom II
% about doing good for their neiahbor.
q 1910. by pointing out 10 them the iniq
ar of Republican office holders, also et
,I,- the prominence and emoluments of
mich per diem and expense, for SER
d on the governors council.
rs Forest Commissioner Ring, a faitl
and efficient officer, was kicked out