Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26


MT AZ csaiiis.es o. the republican party. L I
reed ssy no mere Of the democratic plrty ex-
cept 70 eIi ;hat patriotism and justice, the io'e
OF country ard tie love Of God forbid ouE Ve'ihs
with it OF Cor zEy Of its candidates. =.
We nov turn 10 tie republican parry a.
tho time it came iato being Considerably iesS
than twenty years ago. the democratic rsTty
Vas sunk into deSd conservation and iato tne
ba.est servant Of the slave power. he "his
marty became the bssis Of the republican parry
Notwithstanding il bore quite TOO much resell-
blaLee to the democratic party. HAPPILY now
ever, The whig pSrty allowed Hs-H 70 Os
lesveucd By tie handful Of old Incorporating
abolitioaisis 10 this wise was the republican
rarity constituted and the condition o. ne con-
tinued existence and power is that II shall con-
t;1ue to be a reform party. GrAnily did it be
ria It's reformatcry career. 1t fought for the
life Of the nation, and saved il, II i9usat
agsinst the guilty rebels Of the south and the
more guilty rebels Of the north, and conquered
both it fought against slavery, and killed IL
i; fought for the rights Of the black nan snd Woa
them. And it did all this nc; only without 'He
helm Of the democratic party, but in the lace OF
il, determined 1nd unreenting opposiuon, ne
work Is not vet done What is lsckiug IN TIE
civil rights Of the black mSn it must hat'en 10
srDplv | sneak not here Of social rights. 1hay
mutt take care Of themselyes. The isEs os'e
nothing 10 do with them. Many other REFORMS
are uICing Themselves upon it, Adoption anu,
unless j. shall soon begin 10 spouse theih' II
viii de becsuEs Of Ire failure to fGidi the emil
ton Of tie exis.cnce-in other words, oec.lse Oh
rs failure to continue to be = reform party ne
itis the republican party should have abolished
The faaking privilege. Ere this II should nave
accorded the ballot 10 woman ihe vide step ID
this direction, taken in the PhislelFa.. con7en-
ton, should be followed up without delay. bfe
this, too. the republican party SHOULD haze az
TayeI The government sgSira; tie dramf7opa
Fer what Is the ofdee Of government but 10 pre-
tcct persona and property ?-srd the sum ;olai
/ ofal other pe-.'s 20 persons an property iAiis
/ slert Of such p-rl.s nom the dremrhcps. af1
not tlat -1ycrurect shsI CsVo1se tie calse oI
| ts.,oar7-cc. std enact sGmFtu-ry laws but
insist tIrt it .hai te tue to itself AID protect
pertcas and property, whether IN -o-9s ~ "
shall hlD OF harm the cause o; ten e'ai.o- IDe
[ hone Of the country ,s r. the couiinnei as--n-
/ len-v AMI continued rstJrms'o7y sF-1- O. lLe
/ republican psrty;-a1d, Il there be umes F-en =
+ an .c,ou5- Of IL persistent reigSal 20 ei7lt
I enc vial reform. We shall feel b5uui 90 With
! lr.y from e., the Withdrawal should ef5v De
with lie bcae that =; sasy he hut temporary, snd
NAV result not IN los bit il gsin 90 the qs1i5-
D e
Whom shsH We vote ioTt IA The l2ht % 6l2J
We have said ne csruo- vote for candidates o.
/ the democratic nsrty. hlTevec worthy they usy
( he Gran; AID Wilson are my own choice
s-ft. because the7 are the candidates %. tae It
publican party And the uphoiiers o. IT. ris-5-
( eous principles aul second, because they = 2
vie and honest men and hsve especial clans 10
srr votes. Wilson is eninenty friend q tae
l,boriny uan 1nI tie black m-n. Ably sud
faithfully. AL for many years he's re fought
their battles. and they viii rejoice il this cpPo7-
traitv 10 vote fer him Admirably qualified Il
Nr Wilson TO take Pretilent Grants Ilace
should il be made vacant by Resignation or
Ge--h.
Enta.asaliy true is Il tlst tlere are apeo.S.
ressars sai Of the weghtiest nature for voting
f5r Pr,stcnt Grant. lie saved ou- country Ia
time Of var. lie b.css,s il ia time u peace
Aaers long Fer;es o. 5a-c7ss5s and ie;e-.s' All
10 Which there we're cutie as uily deiea't ss
,cc.-ssce. aai when cur country VS. beginning
G. doubt o. her ultimate Euc1ess, Gelersl Grant
- f.,-r,--e4 d. tic ,uprcme command Of car
S-r.ia He rcrcy of QcTl.ftecce-ot cont r.
uirr tcv ne vav On the sane line, tho sl 9;
f5.1fit.k-e1 GUNNER 'or- 90 rezca 7ie.o-y-
wss-gel ca1su7el by General tu5-tt Sri
. other Li---rruisL5i military men. -a7e7fle-
laee. 3. r.lva. 'cl-ha WOE the t.11. battle. Grr-
ersl r-5 sl.-el 1rrcl ana cur divides r1t1a
sq4iu became one. By The va, tie charge q
General G-.1t's fsvsr.iy t1qsri tie auth g
vtr- eu-..t IL easy tcus or which he 81
Owed lie to sc--,- 3 ?, prove ,he kindness A. !
-r,s--sft- rt's L-s-l : ward The south. ! 7-.i
.a-t lie tec7es as vel, ia tiuc osreace t.s1- A7
rr5soryrs Us n sr.ty With al us'i-rF- lie plr-
slss s friendly s-t peaceful policy tovaT4 'ls
,s.- Pig -s-,i. lal Iai.ar. s1i III -.,h Nu hrZ.zi
Z =,ir commenced by the -tl p-1-s.svery
.1If-;I negro ls.i1g sriri- e -le demo ratio
parry, be IL iss- Overcoming, &, e-i bringing s
cr.m-stJ e. en-. The vast det- when Tie
feuacrsc7-vre u.c--i TsG brought U. the na-
t.a8. ia. l.s-rr -2l.cg u1-sr C5lcra. Gran, {
r.es ls-c., ana this % T-.st CIT tsz5s SIZE
.sri..- lIn.uisdiuc
UItitss -s.I tast Ircz.-e-- 3---. should
---.-s % The caI & h.s .-.,r, al C.yc r-ac- %
sa-.ter. Coma. z s--5e. l1Fe-e-, erS--s --s,
lie having ielns C1-l President ou-s is 2
rt-or- reas-1 Wy De sAcr1 be ficr lent ,s.-e
Thus 1.l co4-u.- . ferrs --r-s wh-1 81 reelected
Wal .r-t-7. die f-st ftvi-ur q Bic country.
Thus ,i e. zr-u- when &c reelected Lincoln,
the PEI, li savior Il his c-l--- J-aa4 'l1s docs
II alF sr-l' ~hcn L e shout CD F--t'-l- H'f-l'
tae third savior &c his country.
r--- asa 90 .H-+ prs~. larr C-s-- las Dbl D.
~. ...--.. 1885,. 1-.s b.
s.-,.-lf ---,1.s n mi s -ss 70 learn from expe-
80 Al man No. -.-.skef. 10; even
r--,--.,-. s.s --,r----i fr,7l The s-to-;s-a itst
o., .--.. t-,--s- 81 S,--s Of b;- sr-.iot-1s-fs
t.vs ,.--sl --tt,u- So vasi via a Larger
----.-----.l The aa,.,.-.rsnts csa ua.t, If lot.
5c1dsT n ~ ria rrcieces-7-r. One thfrr
--.- 81 ga .E.--s AMI tsev lave hee1 As
--.f.---,. 81. ;,-ss,.r-1 If p-e-;la1- Grant,
80, n, chew, liz, ,-.-t -.11a--r.b-u- mo-
~, ~ r..,, M 7-s.- e5rrJ-t motives in bis
.-----t--...s tsro si--=.Iy t.Ief. IL. he has
...-e,, ,l-,es r., lie relatives Yes. lila -ss
I'll or H. .-.-es IF ii-.s.el, 5f oiH.5s in the
,-s, If A., sI-.i,-,.-s-:-1. some half dozen CT
80 No. -.-s g.. i3, rs,ss.ye- lie bes
~. ,-l[,y.l tf.1lI fs.ssr 10 -.utirae tc be
49,. ,r-s,;-,s p----l,-t --.lef.r,. r5,tr1ss.sr
~, ri.f, t.rr i7 Ke----tv II Presi Gent
C-.-tl sz- -ysr r;--s- p, relatives sirrlv be-
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