National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-06

,;stod and taxed here; while other
yornp men away under the same
conditions, but who vote the Demo.
cratic ticket, were allowed to vote.
intimidation, threats OF suits at
law. threats of turning off hired
men. of pecuniary lOss, and all such
disreputable means were adopted by
thsi;rseley-DemocIatic-Reiorm'
ers to bring men TO vote ~ they Ill
rected. but without avail. The
honest voters Of Bradford have
stamped these things with the brand
of infamy which they deserve.
REPUBLICAN JUSTICE TICKET.
Loami +. Hale 2oo
Albert Bailey 2oo
John j. Woodward -oi
Horace Farr 40
Elliot 4. johnson 2o'
,anr,. ~ S,mnSon 2O4
William II. Nourse 204
DEMOCRATIC JUSTICE TICKET.
John Il. Pickett !94
CYRUS Stcarns i'l
4oScs Il. Chamberlln loo
Wm. q. Audross lo'
Edwin II. Aldrlch ioo
Thadieus W. Simpson 100
Attempts 10 iniimidnte Voters.
Some of the "Ring' Democrats OF
bradford attempted to lniiinidate
voters into voting as they SAID out
with very poor success, SO far as
heard from. One of them, however,
not being able to bring his man 10
the point attempted to
Take oHhi. Boots.
This is how it was. "A Democrat
who had IA young man at work Ior
him who is naturally IL Kepub'Icah'
found on Monday evening that the
Young man, after finishing the
"chores,' was about to go away,
having on a pair of new boots re-
Gently purchased for him 10y his EN-
plover. He told the young man
that he desired him To stay at nome
that night, but as he insisted on go
inc away the Democrat told hun TO
he on hand early at town meeting To
vote the Democratic ticket. Inc
youup man said he should vote as
he pleased. and intended to vote the
Republican ticket. A son OF the
Democrat spoke up: "Father, let's
take off those boots" and they event
forn the young man. Hcrnn out OF
the house, across the fields, ana
when his pursuers saw that he was
gaining upon them they went back,
took a team and attempted to head
him off. He got away, however
came to town meeting ana voted
straight Republican.
An Infamous He.
We hcara story going about tow
to the effect that the lawyers OF thu
town refused to take any action IL
the case of VIM. f ald>ein, charged
with attempting to commit rape OF
n Girl ten years old, last Saturday
until after election, because he was
expected to vote the Republican
ticket. A more infamous falsehoot
was never concocted. II. II. Mar
din, Esq, into whose hands the cas-
was put, presented the complaint II
the Grand Juror on Monday, and h
took it to Justice Pickett, and t
other Justices, who advised that i
be put off, on account of the bOar'
of Civil Authority being engaged
upon the Check list. Every bod,
who knows Baldwin knows that III
has always been a Democrat, an'
never voted the Republican ticket
So that if the delay of the case ,rd
on account of Baldwin's vote, on
legal gentlemen stand clear OF any
blame in the matter, as only one
them was applied to, and he tool
measures for an immediate prose
cutiOn,
NEW GRANT & WILSON FLAG
The heavy wind and rain of Frlda.
mOrniag riddled the old Republican
nag into shreds, aud the remnant
were hauled down.
A subscription paper was starte'
4-.l during the forenoon mon ",
.uauui raised to purchase a spiel
e di3 y = aGxc" costing $50 IL al
rr~ d'f here on the afternoon s fra'
next day and on TUESDAY c.a,; an
ing in the breeze with ",'r"'''
Wilson upon it.
I'VE house of Henry DegoCsh We
s,ruel by lightning recently recently, u"
struck nn,s and buttery con
Two Dedro 70 pieces. Mrs. ID
!"etely torn hired man wei
goosh and the amained sens
thrown down and 1, - 4 chill
less nearly two hours. >Ad. HI
thrte years old was unharn.
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