Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-05
THE FREE PRESS AND TIMES
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FOR 1879.
The eomirg year will be ere Of unusual inter-
est.
in Vermont, tho arst biennial election Of officers
and Session of its Legislature occurs and boh
VIII be looked forward to and worked for with in
creasins interest as their time draws rear.
In national politics besides the State elections,
this year-and lasting nearly through the whole of
it-eomss the Presidential campai gn always season
Of extraordinary animation and political activity
In foreign countries, it seems probable thsre viii
be no less stir than in the United States II France
strives to raise herself from the terrible overthrow
which has befallen her if Prussia makes further
strides towards pre-eminsnt power Il England SUI
fers the convulsou consequent upoa the advent Of
rev monarchy, and possibly even a new dynasty,
republic if Russia reaches out still further to-
wards the Indian Ocean and the Mediterra-
mean If any OF all OF thsse thirgs occur
which may probable-or any other thing
no less astounding which may seem nov only
possi5is-the news viii be a. eagerly looked for In
this country, day by day, ss in the land from
whence Il comes forth. For never has it been 30
tus since the laying of the Atlantic Gables that
the field ofjournalisn is the world and that to the
Newspaper will the public daily Look, 70 learn Of
history.
cfail these thingsas welas o. the daily occurring
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