Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22

lar current in Mr.. Morrill's favor, for ven
politicians always worship the rising rath
than the setting sun. But the fact is. '
believe, that the papers interested in COVER
nent advertising and other patronage, for
a much larger proportion of the Poland CO
u umn, than of the other We insult nor
t OF our brethren Of the Vermont Press. how
ever, by the suPposition that their suppoI
has been purchased. And speaking for Nj
. Mouill's supporters, for whom alone W
have any right TO speak, We claim that the
express the honest and judicious judgmen
Of their conductors ,unbought, and unbiased
unless it be by the sincere and unrnistakabl
preferences Of the Republican masses OF on
people.
Mr.. Morrill,, moreover, by this determination
throws the Republican party Of the whole Stat
INTO political turmoil. BY remaining at hi
present post, as he might 10 ii he chose, III,
party would remain united and harmonious. 4
more intense and bitter political struggle thar
We have hai ia many year, which Mr. Nor.
tate upon us, would be ayoiiej.-RuHand
Herald
The Hera'd repeats the cool article in
the Burlington Times Of Tuesday SO closely,
both in phrase and sentiment, as to indicate
either that tie two articles had but one au-
thor. or that one was Lut rchash Of the
other. The above suggestion is, howcver.
the HTo'ds OWL ltisa pity that this in
tense anxiety for .he harmony OF the party
did not sooner occur TO Judge Poland's
friends. Nr Morrill, has long been urom-
iuenlly talked of for Judge Collame7's sue
c5s-,r. ! the election Dad taI,n to the last
Legislature as /, so uoIly did, Mr. Morrill,
would have been chosen TO ,be Senate, three
o one. as ID e.neede. Il was then as plain
a, ny.tiug future tla5 he would
De brought forward as tie leading candidate
flr tlc place. before the next Lesish;ure
Cuder these circumstances. Judge Poland
chose To a-k and accept tie app 1intmert
"a III the G.v9u.r. aud 20 enter the lists
openly and actively for the succession. Had
BE- ersmaia-i 10 bus post on t.c bench 'a. be
might la7o done If hc chose" there would
De ua contest. ana ii it Is intense and bitter.
De aad ti- friends will be responsible for t..
Bar .n t-c., though tie personal canvass
is ALREADY dinghy active. and promise.
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Tc.3'eing 'hAt % t--ir i-r'ri,e candidate /
mus. De defeated. DC 'g.s by one Sd worthy .
ana e-I-.-' .' f-li'-'Hl vermont 10 .'e
O.'''' sage ''-- d '''''n N.'''-'.
CaEazcl.ss-In noticing slr. M.rrin'-
refusal 10 lc sssiu candidate to the
House. vri.ia- hastily and without
reference to tae record. we said that
no previous R.rre.euut.rc o.. Vernon, had
over decn Laaor,i by So many rs-slec-
ions. THIS was m error M. Morrill,.
when Dc leaves the House. will have had
longer term of continuous service in il than
aav other Rtr.sntatiye of Vermont. with
o.e ,xc.r.i.n. The late Horace Everett Of
Windsor. served s,-r full term. in the
House from 1890 70 IS13 Hon. RYlHn {.
MALLORY al-5 had s;7 elections 70 The Hspsc.
Int died ut p lumore i, 1871 before the
urletisn of nj. last term of service. The
error d,d not affect oarticsllrlv the drift of
,gr remarks. but We gladly c9rree, it
The Dedication Of the Vermont Reform
Scnooi'
The Inauguration Of tie State Reform
school at Wa'er5ury,took place On the liih
with exercises o. great interest. ond with
gratifying success.
The Attendance Of citizens from various
larts of the State, and from vicinity, in
pitc of the preceding unavoidable weather
nd 'he threaic1ins aspect of the morning,
vas large, ami Of a character TO show a vide
nd Intelligent interest m the occasion and
rs object The trains from the west espec- {
ally, brought numerous delegation of both
r. 0. l. o. D
way to
THE SCHOOL
This is not one Of those large and oXpcn-
i've structures, on which other States have,
Is they now see. wasted their money. Il any
expected 20 see such, they were doubtless
disappointed IN the PLAIN, Inexpensive and
lomelike baiiding,in winch our Vermont Re
orm School begins its existence These are