Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-14
Candidates for Governor.


been named for this place Of honor and trust
FREDERICK HoLBRooK, Esq" Of Bratteboro
has been named by the Wing press in Wind
ham county, aS inan Cnlnently suited an.
qualified to occupy the station. Others in tn,
Northern part OF the State have mentioned The
na'nes OF Judge IA RBANhs and Hon. ALyAH
SABlN. All o; these gentlemen have occupied
places OF trust IN the State and have discharged
tne oohSatlons imposed upon them with credit
to themselves and honor to their constituents
ana let either be placed in the Executive chair
and we shall have no fears but that the inter
ests OF the state will be most 1eaiously cared
LOT We had supposed, however, that judy
FAIRBANKS would be the next nominee OF the
w mig party for Governor, lnastnrcL as the
candidate rlChttu'y belongs to the North part
OF the State, ana his name having long been
there used IN connection with that Office. sun,
we nave no objections to the choice Filling up
on either oil the other two gentlemen named.
ana can promise taem lull vote IN Benn.uE-
ION county. we have 10 particular preference
Tor either, ana shal! therefore put iorta no ar
gu'hehts Tor or against either. We leave that
liiit'e, .oi 'ie Ho"'1"~1n 10 S'u''' ana shai
ooiue t"eI' uec'S'oA'-- Sfth'Rg')A bi2Hcr
Our Next Goyra>oE-The editor Of the
~. Auans messenger adds to TIE list OF names
Gover3or ,,at 80 ,h, i, '"'',Ia,us 1911
Franklin county, worthy minister Of the eog.
pei, Of the Baptist denomination, and a gentle
man in office, for the last twenty years, If we
f rec angat' more than any other man in
the dulles IF "Iicb "ob boo ""u po'iI'o,y
ged to the entire satisfaction ofhis constituents
We have little preference for any of the gentle
men named IN connection M,th the ONCE OF
RI, ws bo,a cb ";o 49,, s'oI !'," anu t,ur'
ddate. "Old Wndbam." always rolling m 3
round majority for the wing cause, has never
9aa the honor OF giving governor to the state.
s.i iTt just anu la'r' ana fea'ohao'e' t'at sue
to tha, nryilo',e3 w. le o'','''
as she can furnish a candidate "wo,,hy and
well qualified" We go for equal privileges,
a.u 'ne Ho'''."aVon Oh man OF good morals
il bo Fnr. ps,"(,PT]' "mu S" H"' &c sorry II
greye if il fail. 10 Tho Int nts,y n,ro, I,a, ,f
similar character and orircioIes. with tjrmness
OF purpose aud competent talents to carry them
wv. az vac genle"en yet named are en-
honor the office - }Jols,.,. :'.,g' ~ ''''''
Discussion in ra5ard +, the c,oi.,, 81 an.
Pnt candidates, when c)nlurtej in tho e,irit
and temper Of the nraco1;o, s--,,.ros a., ,,,,.,,
hurtful. We certainly o-r,a with ,hs j2.,,,,,.
that all tie gentlemen named lanl we desire
especially to inclule loHv \. PoMrnoY ana
President WHEELER, of Bu-lnyton. who have
been spoken Of in connection with the o.icsA
would do honor to the position 10 which their r.
spectiye friends wish to see them elevated and
conduct the Executive atI'l.r5 Of tb4 St,to in
manner highly honorable to themselves. Whom
it is be5; to nominate, may be safely. as il Is
appropriately, left 10 the State Wbjr Conv ~
ton, and the nominee Of that Convention viii
receive the cordial ana jealous support Of this
paper. We. have our personal preference, Of
course tut It by no means cyerc0mas our wish
for the customary triumph of the " hig party.
we would be reioced if something of the
leaVen OF abolition" Vermont discretion and
good sense could 'nlng'e in the discussion of
the relative merits and claims ofcanLiiates for
the Presidency. We WISH those who p.efer
any one OF the eminent and honorable wings
mentioned Tor That hlgh office would think. a
moment, no" much better it Is, both for their
preferred canildite ami for the party, to act
like sensible people, having PRIMO PIES in view
instead Of MEN. Personal feeling is bitter en-
ough when It divides political encm 'ts.--5ut
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