Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-15
POliTECAI.

to Democratic hopes.
PoLITICAL.
In an interview with the friends IF Gov. War
moth Of Louisiana, at Long Branch, on Tues
day, President Grant s,atel positively that he
dli not advise CT authorize tire Federal Office
holders to obtain troops to quad the Repu5li-
can State Convention.
The Springfield republican says We will
allow the democrats 10000 votes, Buffers dis
organizers % 900, and then elect the republican
nominee By y. 900 plurality over Adams. That
IS TIE way the thing looks to-day, but between
that result and today will come in the shlrpest
political fight seen in Massachusetts, f'r many
years
Elitors Cassidy Of the Albany .frgls and
Warren Of the Buffalo Commercial have been
in Confidential conference They are the gen.
q ueu who draw the platforms for the New
.9rk democracy. 1, is surmisel that the task
b5thers them this year.
AClfy tLols4uA Is ciilucA ~ N'tA'i4--7
DelAu9 as the Repub,ie4n m,joriy Of Ohio.
few more Democratic collap-es, ike thst Of Cen
ersl MeCook's.ani u, 900 might be aided there
%
General Butler and Wenlail Phillips mean 10
create new party, anl it is not beyond the con-
csi; Of the former TO believe that be IS the man
to do IT, His Unrest at Wooster, But I shall
say in that (Rspublcau) party, sul wtea 90
Gu. the party viii 60 out with me-" caa bear 10
other Interpretation than a threat TO rule or
ruin.
The Nes York E-ragsiit, which gushel cu'
in praise Of the TAmmauy ring al New York,
uuluekuy jus; before the disclosures of the
Tne,. takes it all back, OWES its error, and
pitches in uov With the best Of EN-
Butler says that if he can have his way, anl
he elected vernon # Massachusetts,, he will
IA; NJ. Sanlarn o. the Board Of Charities If
General Butler could hsye bad he way, Robert
To5mbs would have called bis slave roll upon
bunker HI. sni hal be done 20 ihe General
should have been tbe first 10 snsWer-HHg.rs
Hse.iy.
vice-Plcsleat Colilz recently expressed HIM
self Sc follows, in reference TO copjscJurel H.
feution on the part Of one wing Of the keFubA-
can rarrr IN ,bi. state Of putin, Mr.. C5.az
forward S. = candidate for the P esilencY
.. There is nothing in II. Ihave hal 10 com
muniastion with them. aud am for Gran; ua-
aaI'i b.r SiS 'ius r = I.,.y y, me- ~ ~, -s.re
20 private life. ami bsve cessei repeating +,
but IT IS true, neyo-'he.ess / have hsi =. OF
illness in Washington found needed resi- Aal
a.. LII i. .- . ~. .t. 80 ,r 5,7l hen
greatly crAtife3 st ta, magnificent country
have seen. 80
The -e.nr, +, c.rif.-,;, is , very yool-,.z,i
-,
'"N" ''' io'-
4 lively canvass fr the Beput lean u0u.ua-
,i,r fr G.vs-r,- n Yoz Js-ssv was e7.Iej q,
trenton I-l'siAy' ny 'Ae cl'i'e o' N''"e.'-s
Walsh on the second ballot, Gen Fitzpatrick
having been one Of his chief rivals for the nom
;r.,;., Mr. W.r.b :. ies,-;Acl .s tro .-,bi-
'e'i Oh NE own fortunes s4Ns An'A' milliie-
tura- O. Newark public spirited nan an Chris
ti.p ,,iti,.r
Ne"ton Booth, hapu1lcAl. has carried san
Francisco county. which. two yesrs aro. gave
..9 n.-.-..;. .-.;-... 81. ;.i....i
ucAsi' and I'o9' On The Congressional ucAe''
by more than 900 maority
Inc s''"' De''"A'c' CIT! e-7o"'N
shows = handsome Republican gain Of ESQ,
tb-ovi,- the Democrat, CITY corr,-l overheard
R,-,,,y,r,x Avn TUE Su,p C.x.r ..T.,.
writes TO the Troy 4'"es as follows from our
City:
BUaLNGroS-Grs PROSPECTS.
Tho commercial men in this city are now
,Lovir, their f,itb in the Csugbnswagv c,n,l
rro;ec, Tho directors n tho enterrri,a ost
Rryi;r,,o- - ,,,,s ore-sf,b ~ Tho ~ 49,
hot i 5000 OOO The man "a ., INT ont one
million and half in stotk sn5 Tho, borJ Tho
co,na,,, in tho same srro,,nt 10 frisb H., MI,
Tho men in tho civ have brsveIy bs,nr I'm,
!, Is t9,htrl If :, I,rge sum can ha s,,b..r;baI
for in the place, although the people bni II great
.
burlington mas no" uiscouhtea the future. IL
Is prosperous us raue L 'h'lIihR us manu-
lectures are prosperous lts college has taken
new departure means OF transportation IN
many ways are no" pT'Jec'ei win the prosper I
Oh success Inns "eeA 'l.iroAl meeting W't
heil 70 oouside, 'le wa - am means OIL uuldihs /
roau 10 J''u 'nS VI 'iAut 'lue 10" cons'i uc'-
ing me conse9 1euoe 'ua' reAl ts.S'e .Hs
I II, 10 Pi,1es ID inc G'y' no
western FliIAge ever pI'1'i It's corner io's more
llsh pu'''ls'on uoes i's 4o's' ie. II Is P!ssioe
thN the Iact nAy transcend Inc estimate
IN respect 10 'ne g'oN'n oi 'ne pace, 01me
soma men even meu'a'e the eIecuoh Of ne"
ho'el Tor summer use Is only Iast year that
tne au YES hOuse was oui"- ~ pes. nolei III
es,eln mon -. ~ uouo' ue o a Sl,.
Nov botb are crovvleI At Nalle,,'s bav is c
fine summer hotel, to which Trolns resort
somewhat Ii is charmingly situated On de-
lightful land-locked bay which furnishes capital
fishing. These and other accommodations are
inadequate The Towards, Of long time sue
cessful hotel fame, suggest the conversion of the
which once was the Episcopal Seminary,
founded by Bishop Hopkins, but long ago aban-
donel, into grand summer hotel.
TUE sr,,,,rp rp,vrr
llst now i very gle&', es'eIh SUI We" i T,
peop'e ID great numbers Visl1 'uese Ies.ous Ine
Oahauians' VINO nave Hu eye 10 ous.uess, Sie
gr&duAoy improving 'ntir acconlniOIA'cns ioI
tGis lnIuA oI Peop.y lnlnA tne ProeinclS I
lolks VIII ger IN hlue WINE s1srp enough
70 maze go9u ishAees' l was 'TII 'nis SeeH
oy shreWd observer al 81 J1nns tns'
lhe AuericAhs Will nOt gNe Tue pIT pr
e'pIocHy. 'ney' :ne U .n "iti sOJu
.a,d.-c,II,, ;ran,ove CanaJs in fsr ye.-s A
msn who has lived in Canada for some time
saVs that in the event OF annexation he would