Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-29
's's9c sscbUbiican Rally at Me-
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\ largo and enthusiastic meeting of
the sterling Republicans of Mt. Holly
was held at the Church in Mechanics
Vile, on Saturday evening last. The
Church was filled to its utmost capacity,
over five hundred being present.
The pulpit Of the church was finely
decorated with the American flag and
choice bouquets Of flowers In the cen
ter was a floral pYramid-Wrought into
form with rare genius and excellent
good taste Rarely, if ever, have we
seen a more beautiful and choice collcc-
ton Of flowers. and is Indicative Of the
progress Of our rural communities, in
their cultivation to adorn their homes
and decorate their public buildings.
Ttr East Walliugford Grant and VIII
son club came in procession accompani-
ed by the East Wallingford Band
The meeting was organized by the
election Of A. w Cook, President and
Morton A. Ives. Secretary.
After music ny the band Henry Clark,
of Rutland was introduced who adj
dressed the audience for over an hour on
tn, political questions Of the hour,
Ait'T oSlPI Introductory Io''i 8lIusIohS
and general remarks Of the canvass he
proceeded to III. discussion of the fol-
iovino poi9t..
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, ~o NV f. thn Cbicaro PIatform Of t9G9
and inquired ifthe hedges therein made
had been Kept a. Equal rights and
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"a tInnnst,. ,,d o,nnnn,I, or Adninis
tration. o. Encouragement to immi-
grafton, especially opposing the English
doctrine once subject always sub
J'L'' That t,,o ,,n.-on+ oa,,ini.+r,+ioo
had accon,nlisbod more than INV otbnr
ever did. or tried to accomplish.
:. Who are the men supporting the
Liberal Repuollcah DemocraIic party
,fii eNtt't' go ION, 4 ,,,0 "foi 'DSt
and fbeir discrimination to make
the party successful.
s. The reconciliation and bloody
chasm ~, doctrine OF me opposition. :.
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10, The prosperity of the country at
tanned through Republican principles as
carried out by the present administra-
IloH ana llS lnliueliC? upon nl"'"'"c'ureS'
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my WIN d ''i''S' earnest appear 10 Mt
puoi'c"llS 10 S'"!lu ny 'ngLI colo[S anu
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49, a. u. 'iig cioSe u ''l0 iii0eVln8 'ne East
e a,nIS,oIu 1ran' n anu III " lISp On cruz
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ana marchea through the streets
under the marshalship of E. A. Priest.
They presented a very fine SIGHT and a
novel one IN that community Groat
,ro5;4 10 .J,,a - 49, hos,J aI1 a,,,,, e.
o I, 10 '00 ~ 'il0 o'lhu anu cluo ioI
lnelr appearance.to add interest to this
highly successful meeting.
The residences of Can't. p. r. Chase.
NJ. TarbeU II w BulI and the store of
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