Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01

Ofncldls DO npt SEE III 40 ApAAoNs lint tilN
law Is worse than worthless at present We
could easily show; but our article Is already
longer than We wanted it. We viii only
add. to-day. that if tine printing had been
given out according to the law, the reports
Of the State officers would have been printed
and ready for the Legislature atthe opening
of the session, as they should always be.
FIRST District Convention.
Al the Republican Convention al Rut-
land. Oct. 23rd, Hon. G.. ". Grandey, Of
Verrennes. was chosen president A Il.
futile of Rutland. and james :. Peek Of
Montpelier. secretaries and Norman j.
Allen Of Ferrisburgh, Elias B. Burton Of
Manchester. William NJ Field Of Rutland,
and George Nichols of Mortified, vice-pre~-
idents
Hon. c. ". Willard % Montpelier, was
renominated for member Of CongresS. unani-
mously. and being informed Of his nomina-
ton addressed the convention reported
hv the Herald-as follows
M. Presideuf ai.d eenfisHeH Of fif -oarsAfi7h
find t77o-fold pleasure 10 this oceas Oh. one -
the honor which the nomination cuniei- ahA llt
other in the fact that cal personally make int ne
have not alwsv- been able o. d..
Anr one IT all convcrsani Wlih tbs opportunity
fr worn valuable T. ones stste ana country onefe4
10 member % either House 81 tonGrea-' must ee-
tho crave responsibility which such q nomination
a. Won tender me hIiues with 30. A representative
OF any canst tuency is charged with Important dut-
Il. commemorative OF d hermsnt constituency s
especially charged and expected O. carry lnio al
liz official WORK something o. the lliell-eht ats
ton 10 the prime pi-s O. eonst tut oIal when
hsve given stable and enyiab!e character 20 tht
people O. the State IN this is The peculiar hohui
al vour choice that 30 De- %. t=e-, stamp " eaar-
acfer but that i is So. loads tie i--i'A VIII inc
We zhtl Ter espllslhll-tles-
al The best can make bit poor aehnoH4e1s-
meuf 10 return ilr this evidence 90 your conf nlel
confidence and esteem and as the best expression a-
ms sense % it can assure Fuu tlli . am eirclcq
guch ability aul strength as Aaft sl-- nt con
scieutiously devoted o. Tie p-ilfllAli-r o' zee
lurv 10 which your ret-e-aulai.tt "--At I'd ..--t
himself ] trust ms inhor- hitherto hale MOI p'Hi
wholly without fruit yct ] all sure tIli Ni-ai
nav have accomplished ar uiaf set d- b. ana ---
be oWin.- lu great measure o. t-c strength ana elr-
scter which the support ei erlloui cln'iltlei
gives ne Like master -lkc l-lls ti- mem lei p-
Congress vii never De better ti4A lle i-ll.' l-
elect him hui .ram me warm -n- -ia---. -tli- r
ustiv that ought alvnss O. exist between iiiein De
all De- made stronger anu Vastly more tlrlt.t 9 p
their reureseula-lFt. The rr-a-.ul - ore OF lut
q - - 81 - '-5.4lrrs frrt D.. i. .i.ch do
aiand. that Inc Tepre.eHtltss never =Arl never 1.
va s.'.. n. asl csa.5encs AID never surrender BIZ
own hone. la. . ~. b., s tai have nt
attained % your. am as .s-se q. ,o9 en- pos
u s' NV eSem1iar aal shali continually strive o.
reach ~ Z ,5 = 2. 5 5S5s smsto1 |
But turn ASIDE .-ga 'a.s --ns FL. .i.-
The suspie.ouz 5iasn. 3 80 nst.anl rrH'a Yer
o w N5as sa 85 st S' aa % 3D. ,5s Nsa
came the .a-I-rn aa1 ai W. aal. s,s-. l '
swere8 back o. our Grerl. Mountain. ana che pine.
2, Nh! Nan l-s
only add one sas7est.o % ihe e FaF . f i,,
f5- repub. can principle and % ol.s rsrz.u. -.-
r. ~ q Tf sa'i n ~ lhe' ..rru1
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- - ..-l .i., ,o.. stand 81. f,r.au-
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A-aaso1 80 ~.
Al Alea..----------. .-----------
And Alaas3n Alien Of Fairhayca. having
received majority Of all the vote e.s was
declared the candidate far Prc9iieatia.
Elect0-
The committee i1r tl.at purpose. reported
and the convention appointed thc following
s;-.-;.. ,.,--,,-.,e- a. .be .,-ri1- -u-.
Nea1s L9Fe-anl HiuA-l- ei -N----- ---'-
Henry \ Solaca % Bridport i II hazle-
60. r. .,-l,,1 In. - Peri .- Nau-ueTier
An el.l..rs-. defence lI. c q. gar. the
.rr.-. ,.,-.,-..-
4''v- i'''l'
menr % tie Niasara fl--- neg Il-iii'ii-' mas
been found among the rehei archives dated
:. r..t,..-,, ..,-,,s. d 1-ss and marked
a. AA' ing 'rrA 't-1-''- .'- --
tury 0t state. benlamlu- september T.
1861 The defen-e was called au- hV an at
st.: IT,. 30. -b.
'a0A "til- -i''
Richmond ETGHUf After referring o.
visits Maid them III the Pals hv many north
-.-1;.;.;.,.. .t.-. -..,,,.. .,-s 7,.,- ,-irs,,
ga
Clay glye> an account 90 george n >aniei-
agency. saving He informed rs thar Ny
Co.. Ill ,;-;- Dbl. 81 we 7r,rl5 be
pleased le -ee nm hr-ie' ing rom Ai7 '-n
tecedent- that be- was @ sincere friend ~
neacs even with -a,,ratiou If nee..z7ary we
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al1ii'.l4-e- .ll- =, ;. - o., - ~
s-A- 90 800 nm -. NJ -.
pre7'''5 men 80 ~ - ia: -
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~ A. ~ - r,-or,,ssi
- a. Te-ar ,bot al MT embrace the pd
pendence Of the Confederate State Ieea- |
aea7ors To impress On me rene 4o1erlinelii
Ia ny seno5 NJ u incoin NON tb-
point he saw .. # We can credit the assey-
e-ations Of both the peace and war demo 1
.Ials, ulleree q q5 =. | " -, -
pondence with AIr. iireelsv hs5 been the I
promotion OF our wishes. Il has impressed
az hnt ne lahatical aD'.'lloiils.s ' i'u "
M Lincoln presides over the government
Of the United States All the democratic
lre77e9 uelloulrs I- l.li.l-l' : .-..''.o i'
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