Opinion Interest to all. i fining his position, which was ofsuch our home we send the most earnest members from Virginia and West fective, representative work. Not A Lawyer’s of THE REPUBLICAN. i speak leading marked hostility that he has ever been j wish that throngh the turbulent Virginia and North Carolina largely composed of statesmen of J. A. Tawney, Esq., a at- prime on Pacific Coast. follow and in the day of Blaine as the strongest man the great reputation, it placed at the head torney of Winona, Minn., writes OAKLAND, a favorite the months to of MARYLAND. Mr. Blaine has phenomenal mem- victory, you may be guarded and Itepublicans could have nominated of the ticket the statesman of most “After using it ft>r more than three i states, and say frankly that stating ory. He remembers circumstances, ! kent. Lucretia It. Garfield. for those repute in all the land, give him for years, I take great pleasure in ticket JAS. A. HAYDEN, dates, names and places readily. He A cordial dispatch was also receiv- the prospeets for the there are companion the most renowned vol- that I regard Dr. King’s New Dis- writes as readily and as strongly as ed from the Garfield boys, students excellent. unteer soldier of the Union army, covery for Consumption, as the best Editor and Proprietor. Goff, Virginia, he speaks, and very rapidly. Mr. in Williams College. Mr. of West says he himself a statesman of strong abili- remedy in the world for Coughs and TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Blaine is of imposing height and The following dispatches were re- jsconfident the Republicans will car- ties, and placed them both on a plat- j Colds. It has never failed to cure the one state, while Mr. Skinner, the ever presented ! have had, and in- One copy, year SI 60 burly in form. His hair nearly white ! eeived : Ben Harrison .sends a dis- ry that form the best to the 1 most severe colds I six months 75 North Car- and thin on top, and his beard is patch promising the Electoral vote of Democratic member from American people. invariably relieves the pain in the rNYARIABT.Y IN ADVANCE. reported having heavy. He has a fair but not impos- Indiana. James Longstreet sends olina, is as said that This is what comes of popular rule chest.” of would for all TERMS OF ADVERTISING. ing head. His figure is well preserv- congratulations of the Whig Repub- the Democrats his state have within the party. It is another and Trial Bottles of t his sure cure I Blaine, First Insertion, SI per square of lOlines; ed and he dresses with care. He has | licans of Georgia. to do their best to beat Mr. a strong reminder that it is wise to Throat and Lung Diseases may be 50 rents per square for each additional inser- Virginia, though Sturgiss’ Drug Store, tion. Special contracts for advertising longer made use of no means to conceal the Barbour and Mr. Tucker, of trust the people who, they do j had Free at than three months ravages time and anxieties have made From Blaine’s Home. say that Blaine is stronger in that not rise to the loftiest peaks of great- j Large size, SI .00. on his hair, and wears it close cut, state than any man they could have ness, strike a safe leyel ofaverage in- Correspondents must enclose full name and Augusta, Maine, June 9. —This NEWS. address, not necessarily for publication, but the color making all the more notice- nominated, though they do not con- terests, intelligeneeand virtue. It is ADDITIONAL LOCAL as a private guarantee of good faith. Reject- has been the greatest day, or rather any ed communications will not be returned. able his dark eyes. He is full of cede the possibility of Republi- on this rock that we have built our evening, that the capital city of Maine McHenry. activity and quick thought. Mrs. } can carrying Virginia, republic.— Wheeling Intelligencer, has “een for a long time, or perhaps dry SATURDAY, JUNE 14. 1884. Blaine, who was a Miss Stanwood, I The general belief is expressed that The weather has been hot and « in its history. Indeed, it has been a Boston, is fair-haired, rather the campaign will be a most vigorous for the past week. of tall, red-letter day in many of the other Blaine willbe Elected. stout, dignified carriage a one, and that the fight will be push- Prof. Weimer has gone back to FOR PRESIDENT. with and j cities and towns in Maine through St. Paul, Minn., June 9.—Hon. practical. A ed at every point, and it seems not Frostburg, but will be in our midst manner earnest and which the triumphal Blaine train Theodore Roosevelt, of New York, BLAINE, home-life is the of her improbable that one or more of the ! in a few days again. JAMES G. beautiful result skipped over the rails en route from spent Sunday in St. Paul, on his way OF MAINE. management. Already | Southern states may be captured. Prof. DeWitt has returned to his j wise hersons j Chicago to the home city of Hon. to the Montana ranch. Speaking of anil popular in society; Regarding New York. Republicans home in Frostburg. are in business James G. Blaine. At twenty min- the issues of the Chicago convention, FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, and Alice, the eldest daughter, now from that state predict that the tick- The Sunday School at this place utes of six this evening the special Mr. Roosevelt said : “The platform a beautiful woman of 22, was married et will carry it. Mr. Hiscock says elected their officers to represent this JOHN ; train containing the Blaine Club is an admirable one, as strong as the A. LOGAN, in February, 1883, to Colonel John J. Vie ‘nomination may cause a little i school in the convention to beheld OF ILLINOIS. | Maine and prominent Cafifornia dit- party has had since the old war days. Coppinger, of regular army. Mrs. coolness in the city of New York, at Johnstown, Md. Prof. Silas Weim- the : egates, together with leading Repub- It will gain thousands of votes»all Blaine sympathises most deeply but that it will be more than com- erand G. II. Fulmer, delegates ; Mr-.. ever licans of and over the country. Scarcely a Repub- Our Next President. j with her husband in his political ex- Connecticut well-known pensated for in the candidates. Mr. M. .1 Fulmer, alternate. citizens ofother points in Maine, roll- lican or indepenoentbut must endorse We take pleasure in announcing to ! ploits and ambitions, yet would glad- Payne, of New York, says he is con- John Markley, Esq., of Mark leys- ed into the Augusta depot. Car- it heartily. The Democrat party our readers that the Republican Na- ly persuade him to retire to private fident of Republican success in that burg, Pa., was in our town on Satur- loads of enthusiastic friends of the must foHowin the main our platform, tional Convention, on the fourth bal- life. state. Ex-Governor Curtin, of Penn- day on business. Maine statesman had been added at or give up the fight. I did not favor lot, Friday afternoon of last week, sylvania, well known as a Democrat, Mr. S. P. Sneeht, of Accident, has different points, until the train either Blaine or Arthur; my prefer- placed in nomination for the office of Logan. says the ticket, as complete, is the been in our village and says business' John A. numbered thirteen cars; and no soon- ence was forEdmunds. Aside from President of the United States, James strongest the Republicans could have i is good. John A. Logan, the senior Senator er did it appear in sightlhan bands of his own strength of three hundred G. Blaine, of Maine. A large ma- selected, Mr. Post, of Pennsylva- J. T. Wilburn sold a valuable horse from Illinois, was born on a farm in music struck lively airs, steam and thirty-odd votes, that would jority of the Republican party had up nia, secretary of the Central Demo- | last week. Southern Illinois about fifty-eight whistles tooted, the bells of the city stick to him through thick and thin, long looked toward him as a leader cratic Committee, admits that the pot so j years ago. He received a common started a merry peal, and the boom- the Plumed Knight was second The political is not boiling in whose ability and fidelity they ticket is a very strong one. Senator very in quiet little school education, and was elected ing of cannon added to the almost choice of two thirds of the remaind- j strong yet our vil- trust. We now have a leader Lamar says the nomination is a bril- is, eould county clerk when he was scarcely deafening enthusiasm. At every er of the delegates. As soon as they ! lage, but the truth of the matter worthy of the great party for whose liant one, and that it will require the they Republicans, except Joe, out of his teens. He enlisted as a pri- point along the route irom the West saw that tlie nomination of their j are all supremacy he has so earnestly labor- best possible man in the Democratic vate in the war with Mexico, and left where the train stopped there was candidate was impossible, and that I and he*is since the nomination of ed during the past thirty years. party to defeat it. General Joe E. the army a quartermaster. He then great enthusiasm. People, learning Blaine’s nomination was probable, | Hon. James G. Blaine; is it not so, We should now give him our hearty Johnston said in the street car this .Joe? studied and practiced law, but his of the coming of the train, would they flocked to him in a body. This support. He is able, deserving and morning that the ticket was a very says booming. aptitude for politics reasserting itself, congregate in the depots and make is why no combination against Blaine A, S. Sell business is thoroughly alive to the success of the bad one—it is so hard for the Demo- he became a member of the Illinois the air ring with cheers for possible. Had I not been so posi- Republican party. The Republicans Blaineand crats to beat. So it went all over the was Legislature in 1852, and again in 1856, Logan. At Portland five cars were tively for Edmunds, I don’t know Milk 111 a Boy’s Chest, of Garrett county now have their city ; at the Capitol, in the depart- haying served one term as prosecut- waiting to connect with the Blaine but I would been carried away j A letter from Flintstone, under ehoice, and should give him a good ments, everywhere that Republicans have ing attorney in the meantime. He train. The leading ear was gaily myseli by the contagion, and found date of Friday last, says that the wife majority this fall. This can only be or honest Democrats were found to was a Presidential elector in 1856, decorated with bunting and por- myself throwing up my hand for ! cf Ephram Lee, who died on Wed- accomplished by every member of express themselves that yesterday’s and then went to Congress as a Dem- traits, and was engaged by Collector Blaine. He is the choice of two- nesday last, was buried at that place our party doing his whole duty. We work at Chicago was the best that | ocrat, serving continuously until the Dow fora party of leading cit- thirds of the rank and flieofthe party. on Thursday. Lee has the you do it. select could have been done for the party j Mr. been believe will outbreak the civil Entering public ('handler’s not principal publicschool Rush, of war. izens and men. under tiie circumstances, and that I shall bolt the nomination of the | ofthe at the army as colonel, lie attained the Band accompanied this party. The success on November 4th wilt be the convention. I have no personal ob- where he resides, for some two or We will publish the National Re- rank ofmajor-general, and command- train rolled in at 2:40 P. M., amid result. jections to Blaine. I think you will I three years, and by his ability as a publican platform in our next issue. ed an army corps, accompanying cheers and welcome and the strains find there will be no fatal disaffection. teacher and his general deportment Want of space prevents its publica- Sherman on his march to the sea. In ofthe band. At Portsmouth address- Popular Party Rule. I believe Blaine will be elected. He as a gentleman, has won the confi- tion in this issue. 1865 he was appointed minster to es were made by Congressman Bou- There have been times in the his- will sweep the West and Ohio, and dence, respect and esteem of all by Mexico, was is hut declined. He elect- telle, Gov. Roble and Gov, Davis, of tory of the party will carry all New England. I have whom he surrounded. This is tiie are beginning Republican when reformer The Democrats to ed to the Fortieth and Forty-first California. The train made a short par- been called a ;l>ut tarn a Re- second ordeal oflhis kind that Mr. Lee it seemed that the people of that publican. It is too early to speak of get awful mad because Tilden was Congresses as a Republican, and in stop at Portland, and Mr. Wing, of has been called upon to pass through, ty had abdicted in favor of thepoliti- New York. No one to day can tell “cheated” out ofjthe Presidency in IS71 was chosen to Hon. pleasing succeed Auburn, made a little ciaiis, who are never slow to move in how that state will vote. I do not having lost his first wife about three 1876. Their indignation would have Richard Yates in the United States ago. very speech, after which there yvas an artil- when the people move out. Politi- think it impossible for Blaine to car- years A singular circuin- seemed more in earnest if the Sage of Senate. After serving one term lie lery salute. The train reached Bruns- ry it. I do not believe there will be | stance is connected with the. death of “Grammercy jrttiKnad been nominat- returned to his law practice, cians, with their perfect machinery, but -was wick at 4 o’clock. Here t here \Tere an independent candidate. Those this lady. About four months ago ed in to cut a conspicuous figure in the con- who will not vote the I 1880. again sent the Senate in 1879. four cars from Lewiston and Auburn, Republican Mrs. to ventions, local, State and National, ticket will stay away from the polls. I Lee gave birth a fine healthy decorated with Blaine insignia, and toooften As to the bolt of the New York i boy, and when be was about three the first ballot at Chicago Mary- and dominated those bodies. On three more from Rockland and other Times , I am to a very Mr, Arthur and his friends certain- National conventions were able to inclined think that it weeks old his nurse noticed land stood 10 forBlaine and 6 for Ar- would support ly did the handsome thing by Mr. cities on the Knox and Lincoln Road, politicians either Cleveland or j prominent fullness of his-hreasls. and, thur, being Holton, defeat the and their ma- Dorsheimer, if by the latter Gary, Blaine. Just before all filled with delegates to join the nominated the the matter eirg called to the notice the final ballot chine only by a stampede to some- Democrats.” J attendingI found, West, Green, Jordon and Rogers ; Blaine train. A great crowd with a j of the physician, he was taken the President telegraphed body who had not been prominently j upon examination, that both breasts on the second, 12 to 4 ; on the third, band of music greeted the as follows toMr. Curtis, of the Chicago California in the field. When the National Con- j were raised from the surface of the 12 to 4, on the fourth, 15 to 1, the lat- : delegates Baltimore Live Stock Market. Inter-Ocean and Maine with cheers, vention of 1880 met the party was in body nearly a half finger length and ter, Dr. Green. Bowdoin being conspicuous [From Baltimore American.] quite “IfBlaine is nominated on this bal- students a machine-breaking mood, and in the seemed to tie full. When the lot, in their enthusiasm. Senator Mc- Monday, June Ad, 1884. doctor pressed upon them' with his have Dutcher ask to make the convention there were enough men fingers tablespoonful Clure, of California, a ringing [The quotations given are those of over a of milk James G. Blaine. nomination unanimous, and thank made of that mind to declare for popular easily breast, the retail market, except where other- was drawn from each Gillespie my friends for me.” speech, after which .Congressman Aga the compact hoy, seemed to James Blaine was born in I rule. inst organiza- wise • and the who had tie Boutelle made a speech, which stated.] Washington county, Pennsylvania, When the nomination was made | was tion of the famous JOG it was impos- in misery before, was apparently re- PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE January 31, He graduated from the following was read to the i cut short by the starting of the train AT TIIE lieved at once. This is vouched for 1830. con- sible, as it had been four years before, .MARKET TO-DAY. by Dr. B. B. MeElfish, who the vention : j at 4:20 P. M. for Augusta. General was Washington College in 1847, taught to nominate the popular choice ofthe Very sale to-day cts attending physician.— Alle- would have the best on 6J@7 ; Gumb. school in Kentucky for several years. Washington, D. C., June 6, I Chamberlain joined party. But in the face of that defeat that generally rated first quality ganian, June i>th. here, 5£C'A In 1852 he became a teacher in the To the Chairman of the Republican J train but was detained. At the fates were propitious. Happily 61 cts; medium or good fair quality a salute of cts; ordinary Pennsylvania Institute for the In- National Convention : | artillery welcomed the there was a great and strong 41@5j thin steers, oxen NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. man in and struction of the in The has sent | train, but a stop of only two minutes cows cts ; extreme range Blind Philadel- President the follow- that convention, and Garfield came of prices 2;j(d>7 ing was made. All along the route the cts; must of the sales phia. In 1854 he went to Kennebec, dispatch to Blaine ; out of the wreck of the people’s hope. were from 6( being for some fine uml wile is complainants, and ,Jas. K. Retry, in the National Republican conven- of Beeves for export. 5(4 ft. a 1 defendants, the undersigned trustee will President Arthur, who are always Semi occasionally you Repub- lished whatever had been lost of pop- Most sales at at hear a 6jc. sell public sale, to the highest bidder, on tion at Cincinnati, which finally loyal at tlie polls, and for Northern lican say that Arthur or Gresham ular rule and paved the way for the nominated Mr. Hayes. Appointed New York 20,000 Renublican major- would have been stronger; but they fullest exercise of personal liberty THE SWINE MARKET. MONDAY, the 7th Day of July, ’ the of the Senator successor dead ity. and I promise you all that we all say that they personally will sup- ever known within a political organ- The receipts have been moderate at 11 o’clock a . m., in the town of Oakland, in- Morrill,of Maine, in 1878, Mr. Blaine fully good Trent of the Court House all those tracts will do all we can do for the ticket j port the ticket, and that it will, in ization. to fair,smd their quality as or parcels of land situated on the ltnck one again popular as it W'US last week. Trade is r>-porl- Mountain, ahput miles from Deer was a Presidential can- and for the nominee and will show) their opinion, bo The convention which has just five I’artT** elected. Indeed, ed as moderate to good, with the in- 1 and Oakland, respectively, known and dc- didate in 3880, receiving 282 votes on you in next that the absence of ' scribed as November New j soreness and grumbling thrilled the country measured up to creased supply of some 600 head over | the first ballot. Mr. Blaine, on the York is a Republican State. It elect- j is a marked feature of the situation the height of the possibilities of pop- last week’s offerings, Brices range j • WOODVILLE." election of Gen. Garfield, was made ed James A. Garfield and it will elect here to-day. Even the growls of the ular rule. The men who composed it from tit(c,7c. forrough hogs, and 7|(4 1 7}c. fair to good, j containing 1,115 acres, more or less, and Secretary of State, which position he James G. Blaine, ot Maine. [Ap- New York Times nut encour- came in on the popular wave. It was for and a few very have extra at 7Sc., with selections a shade resigned on the death of the Presi- plause,] aged any ot the disappointed ones to a people’s convention and it did the higher. Brices same time last year “FOWLER’S LOT,” dent, eight months latter. Mr Blaine acknowledged the Pres- j rebellion or rebellious words. Your the people’s work—did just what the 8*@9f. j containing 1,208 acres, more or less, Doth of In 1867, while Mr. Blaine was ab- ident’s dispatch in the following! correspondent has not or people would done if votes these tracts are heavily timbered In white found heard have their THE SHEEP MARKET. oak, chestnut, rock oak, and theory paying : and have several sent in Europe, the of terms of a Republican in political been polled, or if it had been very fine farming sites upon circles had There has been a very full supply I large them. There are- the public debt in greenbacks was lion, Chester A. Arthur , President here to-day who endorses i quantities of Imrk upon these lands,and the course possible to assemble them in mass of Sheep and Lambs—about 2,000 | ' several small farms with houses and out- started in Ohio by Mr. Pendleton States, Washington, I). buildings. I United C. of the Times , or who an convention. A body that does this is more than last week. Trade for indicates un- Sheep j TERMS OK SALE—One-third cash on day and in Massachusetts by Gen. Butler, Accept sincere has been slow anti prices of sale, j my thanks for your j willingness to support the ticket of in the highest degree representative lower. There one-third in one year, and one-third return has been Eastern demand for in two years with interest on the deferred Just after his in the autumn, | cordial assurances. Blaine and Logan. who and the highest some payments from day of sale, Those were performs party ser- Lambs. We quote butcher Sheep j ! and said deferred at a special or adjourned session of G. opposed to that at payments to be su tured by notes or bonds of James Blaine. Blaine say Logan’s vice. 3(46|c., with few at latter prices; purchasers, with security to approved by Congress November, Augusta, be in INIr. Blaine Me., June 9.— Cong rat- 1 name adds so much strength to the It has been remarked that there stock Sheep3(44; Lambs 6@7:|. Same the trustee. assaulted the proposition in a speech ulatory telegrams continued to reach ticket that they are well satisfied with was less ability in the convention of time last year Sheep sold at 3@5e., ROBERT H. GORDON, of great research. It thus happened | Blaine during Friday night and Sat- it. Those who were lor Blaine orig- 1884 than in the conventions of other and Lambs at 5(40$. G14 4 Trustee. that he was the first man in either urday. Over one thousand telegrams inally say that Logan’s nomination years. It is true that the names of Eat ate Sami. \V. Friend, , branch ofCongress who spoke against were received within three hours af- was the best distinguished ap- I n FlSinn wanted forThe Lives ofall the of Deceased that could hav.e been many men did not 151 Presidents of the t - . s. the heresy nomination, IfIiIbV largest, handsomest, rpilis IS TO GIVE NOTICE—That the Rub the financial that in subse- j ter the many from Eu- made for second place, and that it pear upou the roll. It is also true fsHTI.m S A best book i A serlbor, of Garrett county, hath ob ailif'tl HUllld it HE ever sold IV>r less than twice from the Orphans' Court of quent years has engrossed so much rope, among the most prominent makes sure, oar price. The selling Garrett county, be- assurance double The that in the speeches there was little fastest book ill Amer- in Maryland, Letters of Administration on of public attention. ing those from of the ica. Immense profits to agents. A0 intelli- the personal estate of Minister Morton at careful canvass situation shows display of phenomina! ability. It gent people want it, Anyone can become a Mr. Blaine’s crusade against Chi- Paris, and Col. John Hay and Clar- a that the Republican a successful agent. Terms free. IIAllErrBook SAMUEL W. FRIEND, belief ticket was not called as convention of Co., Portland, Maine, late of Garrett Co. M