Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30
POLITICAL.

by these Southern Worshippers ct tie shrine o
the - lest csuse -
Hon. Thomas & Carroll, the popular Demo
cratic Mayor Of Troy, announces HE intention
of supporting Grant The Democratic Comp
troller of the city, Hon John p Albertson, tev
ersl sldermen snG city officials, ez-sldermen AM
local politician. Of note in their respective wards
will follow the lead Of Mayor Carroll.
Ex-senator Wade, now in Washington, repre-
feats the Republican outlook in Ohio ss moi,
favorable. lie predicts that President Gran
sill be reelected by one Of the largest electors
rnajori,ies ever received by any President Mr.
W4de expects to dc sone active campaigning il
his o.n State later in the season.
a Republican contemporary ont We,t, de,ir.
Gus Of sdording consolation 10 the Democracy
over iheir prem.ture rejoicing at the rerult il
/ North Csrolins, quotcs TennyrOn:
Tis better 70 have loved snd lost
Taan LeTc- TO have loved az all ="
\ letter from Secretary Bout veil from Gro;on
Mas, Just sitter his return from Maine says
" The prospect in Maine is good, and never
saw such spirit among tie mass ofrepublioAnl
as eZists now
Hon. Thomas Settle Of North Carolina, viii
most likely contest the right Of Hon James VI
Leach TO his seat in the House Of Representa-
tvss, ard with fair show Of SUCCESS, no mat
ter wtat may be the complexion OF the ne1-
House
TIE Nea York Democratic State Convention
vii he held At Syrecuse, Sept. ith
i Washington dispatch to the New York Ere
ming Post tSys: Tie &uti-.dmiristraiion pa
pers are publishing letter signed by SsnAtor
/ Spencer and addressed 20 President Grsnt, pur-
porting 70 have been written July 5, 1872, and
relsfiug 20 the federal patronage in Alabsms
Ar ~ aLegol bargain betSeea Senator Spencer
snl the Preslient, whereby the former was prom
.saI certain ot3ss for his fr.ends, in return for
Ie7y.ces 70 be rendered during the present cam
psign. The truth is, the letter Was written
more t1Gl a year sgo by Senator Spencer, when
the domination of ex-senator Warner for the
Co.lectershi7 Of Mobile gss before the Senate,
sad sert 70 Sscreisry BoutEsll with reoues;
thst i be forwarded 20 the President. but the
I Secr5.Ery, instead Of complying with the re-
! Guest, saasignei the letter to the fles in his
/ oiiice. where it remained until the SeUste called
+ for sii the c5cGesgondsnce on hle in the depart
resHt rsiGting 10 The Mobile Col.ec;o-IAip At
that time the letter, with other papers. was sen,
20 TIE Senate, md son afterwards published.
Tie President vas n5t s@are that tuch letter
I al teen written until he saw il in print, and
The s,iemp. 20 m.4e him parry 90 the alleged
bzrEs.n E.ust te regarded simply ~ { campaign
dJirr Sac iste o. tne letter has been changed,
. n y..as that it may be more effective IS Gree
4 leg campaign document
Secretary Gelkuap E, 10 recsip; Of lstters from
Iowa most encouraging TO the republican, AMI
from which te believes ;leir uaj1rity will not h
,nuca, !! suy .esg. than f5.iy thousand. Oaly
Oue det1acf-f;c eng -trasHsr is probable, in any
..,.;r-sBry #, i,,s S+,.e sri oys- tfi, :, d,1b,.
fiji tr,m N.,5,r., the ,--,i.i,,I De-s tbrsugb
.-fr=-s srlr,ss IS .l..,s-,.e, rree,-sr-,,s ~
54., rerudli5.p l7,r..-,.. st.ys, A.. = l,rre 70.
aa-Icsl majority are morally certain from th'
2-s;e ia Eaycu.teT.
lrs V-v vo-,- ,i-s.,., ...1 p.,.., .,,.. -,
,r----r, f,- 8 mae. 7,,.,i-,.. in -. cir, So
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ss9,.e
t's' -'.1s--s1 -s % 'Ae stump 10 A@.ra
: SCI, informed correspondent, no. csu7as
t.nz Feanrylyauia. writes iig5rably Of the Re
Vuticeu !ra.-eeis there Iu i1ru;Dg u7. q
says
There ist1 Republican yle c!sins that. un
leT p-c-s1t ci-ca-stsn,e1. Hl-tranfr can gel the
fall r=rty q e bu; there s-e slso none who j,
-5t c.sie tas; Es can le an will he elected
The danger IL no; th.t he vii he defeated, bu
hat h's re4'-- ] n'j2rity, IN consequences 9i ih
.t-s ce--a.n mes To- Sa--a - @4s ae5n artJec
si' ".'' -'s- - '"s S-'eI l-ois Gies'sJ ii-
n ailsF '-'a'',' alter TIE oeioter s.ecd71, ~
,'s" o. H-fA- .--'4 a1cSieace N fenrsyis isanla
ID VII D, to'i'oE ei the 'o'l VIII.
.'' "7 --- cA' ii'a.e Jog governor l. "sA
''-A-ss u ''o I-., ''--1s "a' ufee iitl ID o. o.
'"a Pit'y' ~e oe.a'o''''c eia Iii.'e ia t'i
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.a'' -' .-e .'.''.'''n Isl ,-'y q -'o'ea
'-1 le oi's iit'@ie's NAeIe 1tIaoci a
Ia n-' cay f-ils'i 10 'lFiaFt 0'ee.ty' on
- 's."'rn A.n a'i Gf'n, have announced
i'e - t-fl-" ne .a'lF' 10 iAsny
ne e'Il''',' 1- i'y' ,le 'iI~'.' Asi Nfo
e.-Da s.'e'li nave 81 Heti'e h'eu-tsIsa'p III e'
i7-s '' '.e ~ a. '.'s ol I7''' "A'1o mas GO =
f,'..i''-J i.e" ''e iei1-s-s.- F--4s-
i'-'' &c o1l''ll's 3 ul.@el' % seITiA'
'r i-'l'r'.i ii-- ''' us.e'v5 'nA. REM
.~-iH .-.- eNs''y i's, i''h 'lls eAr me ie'
,s1- s"'l- .'i3 -- ''e''''s sui rel l'i''N
10 -'sin7-I. b-' alag 81 'Ait t'f' IL solu
TO happen L@l''sh is gong 20 nave srs
-lall'i'y' s1' urt-' a 'e'J i-fEe oie.
VI taAHN aN+HL fias u aAt-E. - yA -fat
ICY. "tcu uast rec o. 3; last 70 persons 1scsiv
q -1g- T.tjs a. r5 r5Fscseut-iiyCs ia Cc7gTess vi
g v. .; - ~ rags stand hy toe a lll right
. q: ear c..JsCi f.. 1s c,t.z,as" For p-Actici
= -ist "a ia's injunction very uesrly equals tbs
e. 81. o., ',ll il-,-ar- ''joauay." said the indu
a rs5t ES.ht.. "5y = means Learn &c swim. b
g o7 40 C.-zus 20 near the water"
E,..srs, t-e Cincinnati Tins NJ Fri5.
Z La. =. lieut. Gov Nuele- st3-s,,si Ia,
, ,rI ,r.A ns;,.i,, rass.,r, of Gs,r.r. A. Cisy
T. l,nI l,.rDigbt rrsu IN rsr.-,si # v.s.5 81
q qusrt sni Powerful yind.oa.iou Of the Admin
trSliar. zui tie manner Of its reception by 1
o v1zt croel sh5rs pretty cou1lusiye'y whoss lc
8 tie Germans ai.i.1j'oE in the arp-cech:ug Ere
% dental contest "
B, Tue Portland fNs) Pres, cev7 the H1
: John 4. Ringasm is doing ve'lnSu service
i tbat S,,te Ia Bath. ,f,e- h. b,i .a,ken. = II
is loue Reoahlcsa ,,ho hsI c5ase o-t fer Greele
=. Aui vL6te place o. business hal become re
> lezyors Of The Gre.leviisf. VS. convinced Of {
" srr5rufh-sesr. Tsersxt lsv when the Gro,
E sssse ab..:. he ssit, Gentleraen, the books :
70 e,7..d I'm for Grant"
e leading Ds,uesr.r ia Hancock COM,
K Maine. 4ritcs a friend in Perti.oi that there :
4 ts9 ha-lrei Democrats is one lsrre to=n ~
viii rot VOC for Mr.. Pike. Ttcy demsUj
i s.r,i-6t-5.i-. 5-in-,bs-sool Ds,aserst
e Fsen ;he New York EereI{ saws 8. mere 9
lie tu- iit.ls doubt tha, in eve,y Southern -,
J. sxcer- Teule,see. the ua-fo vo viii te rsa
g s,fir FIR g an. Eh.,,er er,,svar. 70 ...io,
J. fS,- c.et sas tu- vsrv Ii.tle kro.lej.. cf,
70 p,sr, .b,-.c..r',
be \ Maine siyecats for Greeley rcsen,l7 gave
.e Are.e.n f5- his choice o. c.uii.lstcs th.t be
" buad-el tho.-ar! d,us~o in C,rssls-s
r, bends, vai1A be captured during TIE wsr, =
= wLiet be thinks viii 6so5ne valuable il Cree
70 iselecte1
- TIE S..n.s,s tains. Cb.a- AMI gag. have
l. is.t ",iivi!.l-' 0ne Is flr Gr,s.eg. the oh
q, Cr Cant. Their Siges aye both for Grcel er
- letting ca:-pic and calling it venitoa'' is
ae w.y The Mobile Render. Democratic. defr
he unsavory uracss5 Of sTalilgia- Greeley
d the Democracy.
z TIE Chicsgo Tina (D-7l )al'ules to G-sole
II windniil resiolusnce in New Han hire II
" f9lloziur sqnrec;stive STYLE
= "A aarrnlous. caJ5y ressca, who can b
II lis tongue DO meis th4n vonrar, be re