Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-23

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-iug Tbs democrats we've earlier. iu ,h. field
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fact.us re'-m.iei Fe-oH'4s 3 il'is'ou Of irsme-
lie poetry. TIC excellent chamberlain. You will
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electors There were the regular democrats, the
re-uls- rsruare.n. tho Ner,.-.i's U.u tho
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'Ae Labor hsi'rn' e' ce;e7a- Combinations aad
coalitions were most unique AMI incor sruous.
There were but four rlsvor,'+v ,pi.l.t.s p.
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sentei tie republicans aud one or tNo other fac
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t-lnei but !sF votes and tha strife vas between
Castor and Carpenter. The result was long
f,-e.e7n and C.stcr.s r-o;,.i,,. NJ. o ooo s,r--;.
ei no one Iti.io no san.a lc-,o,-,ti, ,ri,-p,h
f,r nat o,lv dil Gss-c .,,, -
,iilate hut the rsnpbIicons ,IgcteJ h. +, The
LARGO rrr,bsr n sI5.-r,a, ,l ,.,,...'I-s s,-'
Cs-rer-sr was ,,-a ~ Iess cn,s.ts.I ~ -
rin-. and had bssiiss ,bs s1r1ort If =, -,
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their lists s1J t,ro o tho -o.s ,li 81, ~,
ali co1,s,cJ The ss,s1n h." - 80 Ill t Ise I .Ien
q successful one. One or two innovs;ion, bsye
been introduced which have proved 10 he csn,tsI
hits. Thus in the Lyceum fNr lanes RaI-
path's) course. one eTeripr was devoted 70 =.
reading Of Midsummer Nights pre.m. bv Mrs
F. W. Lander, the distinguished trsgei;en7e
The reading vas accompanied Vith a., c5orns ari
o-chestra under the direction Of CarI Zarr,bn
Next week, in the sane course. another novelty
will be introduced. viz. F., dis,nssior o- Wo,,a,
Suffrage. by Mrs Mary Livermore and Catherine
Beecher the former, Of coYrze. tal,in, the afTir-
native and tine latter the nerative The novel
entertainment IL expected by the rublic with =
good deal OF interest. The speakers in the Hor-