Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19
POLITICAL.

There is a Welsh editor in PenEsy lyanis whicl
;, goes for Greeley after this style. He expects
e Post Office If Greeley is elected
e "Bip ginly Il Greeley mlffu drmpl tsmpp
: nypunt serilgs gp Prllntyl OF gmshz drullzm
= begpy in writ weUnlz DR. gunnozlt."
1t Is now reported that Sens.or Trumbull hi
decidednot to take an active part in the politics
: campaign, having reoonsiderei contrary de
: termination ,ince lie has mingled among hi,
I constituents and learned the weakness Of the
! Liberal cause.
On July 3. lS7l, the Hartford Times. th,
leading Democratic daily in Connecticut in an
srticle tuggested by the efforts being then put
forth by his personsl friends to secure Greeley,
nomination to the Presidency, ss1 among many
other severe thing: Greeley is /. clumsy and
impolitc manager, and utterly withou; the
means Of bringing his own party TO his support
lie is what the frat Napoleon called sn idexlogst
a man with busy, teeming brain, but With
sn infirm, erratic and imprscticable Judgment
With all his experience. 1t is safe to say that he
is the poo rest judge Of character Of any prori-
neat man in this county. lie is forever being
gulled and imposed upon as he has repeatedly
shown by his Quixotic support Of public and
worthless characters Of his own party" Aud
yet the Times row supports Greeley 70. the
Office Of President!
uru uhncOCk has HfittC0 lelter 10 A IFitu1
in New York, defining his position in the coming
canvass. lie will cheerfully support any one
who may receive two-thirds of the support Of the
Convention at Baltimore, snd in any other con-
tingency ne feels that he should be sileut until
the extent Of the opposition to Greeley is de-
yelopel.
Ex-Gov. Henry \ Wise of Virginia hl, le-
clAred for Grant.
II III. %
ing Greeley for President
William S. Groesbeok sal Gea. Tho, Ewing
will pro sbly be the ele3;ors at-.ar.- N the
Greeley ticket in Ohio
Senator ~ilson soon leayes for North Caro-
Inns, where he will speak on political topics The
Republicans of the "uld North StS-e" are
making vigorous campaign.
The Republican m.jori;y on the popular vote
at the ls'e Oregon election was SIC in 4 Total Of
25,500 10 the Legislature the Republicans
have chosen t"o majority of the Senate and
- Of the House The total vote has iscfesse1
I $500 over 1870. which il II mach greater "a
10 than usual
The n I HorG Says tbe only thing that
can reconcile Democrats to Nir G-ee.ey's candi-
dscy is the moral and political control the psriy
woult hSye over him ss lis regular candidate.
and the obligation he would thereby incur 10
/ treat the party With Difference snd CONFEDERATION
In conducting The go'ernment
The Bls.oa Post publishes : rev camuAien
/ song. the fret line Il which it rrints So fJl-
losE:
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Ia treeport, IL, hity-three Democrats have
gneI a manifesto that they will Lot vote
for Greeley They close their card thus
IL others are wiling 20 teil ont their prirci-
pies, We declare We are not snd II 'o!t cut al
ba.unore, those WHo eel us %. orr votes 20 the
support Of the Greeley TAr'y cannot deliver cur
votes
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Zen Nooi, the pohcy dealer, is crei'itl with
having conducted the negou4tiors Nhich I'd to
ihe "itndrAWai OF the negro Sau2ders ron the
hepunhcin ceciorSl tcEet IN Mary lsnd- oaun-
9ets was oslSl' GU IL the nope ci su-cHnS the