Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22
ov,. .,..Iw. IN HARTFORD.

e,olisbly attempting to make stock oy
mean ainps at Gen Grants temperance
principles, we give them the following for
/, few moments reflection: :.
,.frha Hartford Evening Post ong Of the most
dignifed and yandid papers in Ne" Ess'Sn''
makes Itself responsible for the following state
ment. We should hesitate long before gVing
sucb a charge to the public on less trustworthy
authority .-BURLINGroN TINES -.
General Frank Blair, the Democratic candi-
date for vice-Pfesident. made aspe oh IN thi'
city on Monday evening, March o. 1901 OIL
which the following is an extract;
,slair-.Fel'r itzens; he treed'm oil New
Englau-the fir e'd'm-tee Connecticut river s
redushd to tn workshops ofNew England
IA yoice--'Dry upF]
oBlair-sfhe prine piles of r fathers discrim .
nate + govment from the monar (hiclies oil r
old world, and we have to come down to ais =
lutte and 'irgnal propositions of-of-lib'ty ana
II pursuit Of plopertyl'
..It;fest c6hfusion in the hall. Criss of Put
him out ETC.
blair (smiliugy)-.o, no don't put m out.
He'll be put out when he let s no thai he wants
to be put out. [Gfeat laughter] Isay don't
put m out There such "a thing as public r
pinion and If a man opposes public 'rpinion'
and makes nuisance of m self, he be abated
--he will
..THere the chairman whispered to him. and
Blair smiled in strange manner.
Blair-.The gov 'ment of congressional dis
cre'hnn-that Congress without ,et'renee to
con shun has proceeded to enact laws in vio-
lation of con'su' shun, by which the con SUI
shun is tirely a'niated.'
.seyeral voices--'Rah for con stu shun.'
Laughter
Blair-'Fel'r citizens ! shay - d,
[Here he was interrupted by violent Kisses
and stamping in all parts Of the hall,
"The chairman waved his hand in beseech-
ing manner for the crowd to be patient
"Blair--'My fel'r citizens, shall not detain
you but a.
81 More stamping and kissing. and the chair
man waved his hand again.
"Blair ~ wish t. say that this thing ~ is to
destroy'r government which has been'r wonder
y
and admiration of Their world
Loud Kisses were given, and there was great
confusion. The chalamaa lifted up his forefn.
ger this time, heseechingly. ]o
,.Blair--'Fel'r citizens. Before
"rviolent applause and Kisses.
"Blair-The Cep'su-shun'-
'rCries for 'Doolittle, 'Doolittle.
"BIair-B 'oth PROJECTIONS
'[Renewed kissing aud great disorder
1.-The Chairman Order gentlemen order
"Blair--'lt is not true the people of r SOUTH
rLong continued Kissing anl mock applause
1.-The Chairmsn--i bes you gentlemen to be
so kind as to hear the argument OF our gallant
~ friend He does not deal in defamation.
Blair How
..yoice-' Louder
'.Blair-;Ia ask YOU.
"[Flere the confusion was SO great that the
meeting threatened to br AK up in a row, and
many lett the hall.
"BIair--- Isay these negroes
"a voice--'D--n the mayer let them go and
give us something else [Shouts of laughter.
"B.air--'We cannot let them GO
"saine voice-'We hear enuff' Laughter,
fl Blair then directed ais remarks to the indi-
vidual who had interrupted him, and his smiling
counlenance indi ated that he enjoyed the cpl
sode
"Btalr Cunning again to the audience)-'I
shay
''Threat confusion, and cries OF Sit down,
Dry up with misses and stamping =. Here a
gentleman on the stage conferred with the chair
man Blair meantime trying to get the atten-
ton Of the crowd.
"Blair--'l was going on TO say that these ne
groes-[great shooting But as you'll not
hear me I'll give way
"He then sat down, greatly to the relief OF
everybody in the nall y