Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-11

From the Boston Journal.
The Green Mountain State has been heard
from, and now, as heretofore. she heads the col
umn Of Liberty and Equal Rights Gov Page
Is thought to be elected by majority of about
10000. This result is gloriousy satisfactory to
the Republicans Of the Union, who will manifest
their gratitude to their Vermont brothers hv try
ing to do As well when their time comes The
average Republican majority in Vermont during
the Inst four years has been about 20 900. With
that we should have been satisfied this year, rs a
/ sure prestige of glorious success In the Sep
tember Of the last Presidential year, Vermont re-
/ corded a gubernatorial majority Of S,g77.
which She swee'i in November to 9,094. Now
We propose it to our Democratic friends rs an in
tercstng little problem in the rule Of three, To
take the above tootings Of our last nights des-
patches and tell Us what is the prospect Of the
| November election
From the Boston Advertiser
The first victory of the campaign is worthy Of
the traditions of the field upon which it ha. been
fought it viii inspire Republicans throughout
the country with courage and confidence, and
add new radiance TO the lustrc Of the % star that
never sets.
From the Springfield Republican.
Vermont is as sound as a nut No one sup
posed that she would '' 20 back - ON her record,
but the democrats have worked so hard and
hopefully, that the republicans scarcely looked
for such brilliant victory a. they achieved yes
terday. We have returns from sixty towns.
which show net republican -ain Of jqSD and
it is s,to m e.ti7,,e tba rernIic.,, ,,,i~i,,, +,
the entire state n, 3s Ooo or s0 O0G This i .,
clear ,ain Of from 5000 q, 1o ODo os, last va,r-s
vo-e whom the state tirl.et. ,ve,e tLo .,,,c Of
course tb. victory CARRIE with II tb. aI.tio, If
tb-e. ranubl;.,,, c,,rs,r.-s-,o, ,t ,.,si.-;.- -,
each district be;rg LARGELY it.r.,sei Will. tr.
state senate will he unspirnousi, r.rI,ir,.,r
and the Uouse nearly ~ Tho vote y,s H.
heaviest c,.t since tI. ,,e,r.-,ir. cro.,i.,. If
1-to and the rs,,,lii.,,, ,,.i,rit,. ...,,,f- ,i,
naepi-,epr one roiIeI nm far lincoln ip rst4
TIi. or,,ir,, ~ tl f,Ir .r,,,.;--, T. ,.t .,,.,i
riaus. the rprYhii.,n. c-rid ,.t Far r,+I,-T,
better. Ther will be cu,aurareI 20 exp.-t nm
equally positive and brilliant victory, week after
next, in Maine, and We believe they will uor De
disappointed
Ffom the y. Y. Tri,unc.
We have -,I.r..,,. now. FINN, V,-r,.r- TIN.
lli.,,- ,..,ri,,I. .,.. ,,.,irit,
ofi.- oo0-t, nm, II -, ,i.. ..,.. 49, 4--,-,
being a r-tin # ?. 900 over last year fba >.rst.
+. rirlDfr9.li.1y gsnrtli.,- ,ui the .u-. r.,i-
Iv-. fY ,i,5a-- ..,a-,. r..,.., yre I,q. R.-.ill.
c4r, ,.-r- Tl.. -..r,. o., h.. tLe f,-...-
er..- 7.ii -. - - ~,
perl.r.,-. n,,.i, !, .i,..,ar.,-. .-r,grs TIs,v.ra
met Ia the prop,r suiiit. and thc result g, a de-
c-s.ye yictorv
The lesson OF the triumph j. thi, Work viii
bring Vi--orv In y..rt.9- nj. I'M .r l.v,I
S+,.f. -fe E,-,.fTi.,, ,..rt, and rf.. R.,.rtfi,-
policy are iudor-e,l by every calm and thought
t.I s.t.le8 TFs i..i,. Nm. I,e..- NJ liner nm
or. .ilr NJ. b1y. he .rer,is. If ,f, ,.r---y ,,
'Ne "'NeI its ~ LIleu'5, II Is inc issue 'i sumter
over .s'."' lneh De'uIts'ri il'Aaee4 lAe M
'''li'l A'-'ei,e' Just rs h-a.i L'" threatens inc
-'l'AA- peace All 'AA' I'iLe. 3" "aHleI was
t-,e'-i' tA'' 'f'ht wants '7 peace. Now
a> tAen' tHe country ie-I"Nd'' Amen
II our l'''n Is 'uy y"A,it "'l-- iit'e 'eei Jls'i-
Ne' Ne' iN S.', oiii 'eAit 'Hi apathy t ".' Ger
.''i't D" ''riNoH'. success Wa ',alIe-- "A
'-e olhee' were Do ,le h'Hla oi our friends go
matter ho" tame 'he canvass the irui's ~ We
.It "ei' se-"Ie b0t vermont leil lnAt sHe
hti "a mora. triumph 10 VIII one WAS The hTst
Il the New England states to pronounce upon
ilt NOMINATION ~ ufInt ana 'o-Ii1-i' answer
the menaces oi blair-to give an op-ncn u the
c'uteh! !-1tel pF'-NlA'er! re'0ldll-n- iNt in1l-
eH'e- ihii IncTtlsai "nr Flie I'D Nern .At would
pre'M. I'D other states, ami $50 the hepun-i-arS
li'grei Tor victory ~ home AMI i'r the comfort
ana encouragement OF friends ~ distant ami
aoHl liin. states lhey W'rAeI hrI-e'en with
tie Ii-'i 'nta-e u necessary farm work and
'ei! Wirln weather. livery Vote was brought
.Ni Tue party went 'Hi" acton WIN iAll
ranks ana 'l' victory -ufll--'- our h'sHtsl
hope
Name ones next We dare not Aoie iF
victory 5" de-'led hut our friends are I'D earnest
and every town rings with the busy note OF pre-
p'Tailon, Nine more weeks 81 work remain De-
Lore 'Ae iIe'i-ei'''- r.c-'''n- Lt' DO oe genuine
ih'ronSh' c'niinHei Vermont ".rA' aui We
sinai. nave 81 vernon. triumph tF'eH!-' gave
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