Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-10

Autl-AdaEs delegate, AM ne IL lot oIee'ey
/ Michigan snt Wisconsin 90 ior ADAMS. Iowa IL
divided, beng mostly Tor 4fum9u-l' out WIKI
few votes each for Giee.ey, ADAMS Ahl DA'ls'
Mississippi ami Texas are for Ureeiey. Gov
Yarmouth Of Louisiana seems u be On the IaSr-
ket Georgia Is first for Graft Brown, and then
probably for Adams. The Qro5Eoili'y Of rum
balls getting the nomination GROVE less ana
lsss; nearly every delegation prefers Adams to
him.
Ouer Ges7Ntgleg are AZ follows:
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- .-,,rc--i1- AVID yves c,l-r
u1ioA anu reform GU 's'-.i ~ M
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oar l."5 pace Ou '-i'''
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lna' nc '1t 40 y PIP -. Lo ID go
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psased VIVA eI,leI SDi..,-.i .''--' -.
I-v1-us '-i-' '5-- y. "a -' - =: ..-a.s.,,
SiIs. 9-sIn D. q, ,-il! -, -;
=, 10 Iva and I7bties NJ the
hotels She claims TO represent the womsu-
satFasis.s aad the inteTnati'nais. An1 she pro
'es.s Ssolo1sy .' '- C. i-- -
them r5n-res.isnts.Lin refusing to recognize
her as an 1ssooists. she proposes TO present aeF
claims .l i ia lac c.1 ,1.l. ,.,,, o- J,bn
L,a551. Major A. Salisbury. VIM. Il. Hastes,
IS. lad, Charles Clement. j. B. Hoiltter.
The iees4tion naagl lSr 'le t',1CI. '-r
Ge5rge NJ B,5is-i. lac delegation will be for
Greeley GA the frat bsllct a13 for Adams on the
second. ---..-,-,ro
m. --e i'--'''-'-
var-s C,r.r.os will s.sn9 on the fire.. vote.
- G,ss,sv r Dsv.s On the second
t,n1- ,i,ms s Dsy;s1
-1.,t;.,., - s,- A3,os On the t.nl Trum-
al ~ ~ 81 l.uI+
T,e Tenressoe d.leg,tss snnesr 10 have no
-. Is-.- h-, Is.r toward Adams
ne ,is;,-s DEDICATION IS FIR Greeley.
T.gs,s t,s- choice Is d.r Tiumbul, though
i.-.sr.,. les friends
rl-.l. hos I'm .is'a.-s+as and South CsrolinS
-. T.t1,sb b,s me .ifIe,.-e for Davis. with
1l-.-t.'i - - .-,li,s Tho District of 20
49,. s., s.,-,.I.-iy .irn,-al
SECOND DAY
The convention ouenel with great attendance
.s.,.,...,-s o,-;,os..., rs bi-1 IS 5000
.L.1-
Various committees "ei- -Ppo'I'''' '-'
m1nters hE,ing places Sc follows Geo W.
p,rr,,, 80. .., r,i.t+a ID, -ra ga7fisls. Charles
clemens committee Oh I-A'lo'W' 'o1H -,'-'oN
on organization, ani JED F. Ladd on committee
nm rnre. The maxine Of Carl S,hurz uerma-
..--,.ol IL.
ne@' p'e'ilsH' "A' -''''''
speech on taking the chai- i hishy pFalsei-
He said smon- other things.
earnestly deorecate the cry that We have
heard so frequently, "Anybo1y to defeat Grant
There IL something more "an,?l .nN IL 20 80 usns
o,l-', ~ ~ ss.1t, b,-r,rs AID 3omhins-
tons, or by all the tricks of political wire-puling
manage to scrape together votes enough oe
eeoeu ils',i.1. pr..;iaDt 1t5sr ib,n We
nov have We don't want mere change Of
persons in the administration Of government;
we want the 9ye.nlog o. p['.tI,. ~
W. -, of las,ar 73or,I s,irIt into our
political organization; We want government
which tie best people Of this country will be
80 ~ he ~, 6 anybodv 70
bsa- Cr.Df''--a ,ry too raltry and too unworthy
ofthe g-est enterprise in which we are engaged.
90 not struggle for the mere punishment Of an
opponent or temporary lease Of power. There
il TO ne thing no less, nay, more important
eyea, thsn our success IN thu campaign ana
that Il that the American people shaA moi De
IA VIC ' s' ,o- ~ I'll
carry out the benefcent reforms we contemp-
late, then, let me say it boldly, it would be
better hsd this movement never been under
taken
The speech was taken to indicate that Schurz
Was not for G-stz Brosn. snd the whole effect
Of his argument and appeal as to nominations
was On The sideof Adams. ABIDE from its gener-
81 srrsirpment Of the government on chsrges
not sustained by evidence, there was nothing in
the speech to which men Of all parties would not
respond. l. was pitched upon high key. snd
was a. effort to lift the convention above the
the purely personal aspects which engrossed the
tbouobts Of nine tentbs of i,s members.
The tariff DISPUTE was the absorbing question
Of the day, save alwsys the question Of nomina-
tions
.5i..
Resoirea, Thst no form OF taxation Is Just ana
wise which puts burdens upon the people by
means ofduties INTENDED to increase the price oil
domestic products and which ara unnecessary
for the purposes Of revenue.
The r,ore moderate reforpners were willing 10
Iii, .,.o --,..ls ~ ,Ls Ncs,v Vol, call
Oe oy-i''--' viva ''-'
as follows;
ResolreE. That federal tsxstion should be i'm
r. -, - 49, ;-dr,tr Of The country a,
lgbt AZ p5,,ible
TL.....,:..;-4..... I -, fr,,, corfss,;o,
INC f'O'e''''D's'' s''O- 'O'
Of differences upon the question anu reference
thereof to the local elections for Congressman.
Tho Co,-or,,;,,, bs,,-,o ir,rst;e,+ At This de-
iay OF the committee On Platform anu came @s
near to setting directly on the tariff plank with
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