Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-19
Regular Nominations.

Regular Nominations.
The time is fast approaching when the
,eon,e Of our State, county and town are
70 cast their votes for officers for the en-
suing year. The primary conventions
have been held, and great unanimity has
prevailed in the selection OF the caha'-
dates to be supported by the Repuolioan
nartv. Perhaps in no county IN the o'a'0
did greater unanimity PreVaii
Rutland county. Gentlemen Oh
o1,,ad ability were selected 10 fePreseh'
.ho oo,nty in the Senate, and two OF them
.r,y with unanimous vote, and the
bird with substantial unanimity, the
question of locality being the main issue.
This ticket has been presented to the Re-
publicans of the county for their support
As the regular nominees of the party, and
as such are entitled to the suffrages of the
freemen who act with the Republican or
gtniz .tion While there are always diff
ferences of opinion as to men-personai
preferences and sometimes objections on
the part of few to candidates-when
they have been presented through the
regular channels Of organized action, per-
-onal and local considerations should be
laid aside, in behalf of the common inter
ests Of the Republican party.
As we cast our eyes over the various
items of the State press, from various sec
,ions, we find AN article proclaiming a
great bolt in the Republican ranks in
Rutland County, from some of the noml-
nations on the regular county ticket
when such is not tho fact. There Is nc
organized bolt in the Republican party
however much the newspapers of the
State may give circulation to an un=uArd-
ed item that first appeared III III" Bur
lingtou Free Press. We are not advised
a. 10 who miSled the Free Press IN such I
manner "a to give currency to the report
Whoever set afnat the rumor, II ha'
had tendency to provoke, rnth"e thar
silence, "a movement of opposition to th'
Republican ticket That a Republican
has been placed in nomination by thu
Democrats i true, hut does the fact tina
a gentleman claiming to be ii Republican
accepts a Democratic nomination at thu
hand, of the Democratic party, give dvi
lrnca that the Republicans of the county
are to support HIM
The most surprising of all Is that "a Re
publican paper in Rutland should 50 IA
give currency 90 u report OF this kind "a
To- reproduce the article, and 10y tina
means throw broad cast the imprc,s ioi
that an organized bolt exists It cerrunl.
Injuries the ticket ar the man whom the,
perhaps think they are aiding Ivy such
course. "" are surprised that they Shouts
so Join i--u, with Mr.. Cain - o. Al Vocat
the Democratic ticket Il must b. sur
pri,iug To- tn people To- see "a R"prt'hct
newspaper aiding Democratic nornin1
ton, hy saying to the prople that thcr
i.u tplt in the Republican ranks 10 thI
county But few weeks since tb"y a
lrgei that Nj Cin we-.oue of the editor
of the HERALD How rapidly change
take place in the political world III the'
latter days We now lind Mr.. Cain
views advocated in the Independent.
il now Cam. NrI4rau Robbins y CO
who haye joined hands ia provoking "n
fostering IA holt IN the Republican part.
Th.rr il NO organized bolt in Tia" Il
publin,n party. aud regular nominuinr
will l.. .upp,rt I hy The Frermen If th