The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-04

ed from us, they will be hungry again and work |
well for the spells Of victory. Before four
years come round they Will join in another Gin
cinnati Convention.-Cd iedonfan.
Attractive in appearance and promises to be
wide awake in its field. II has thirty-two we'll
filled columns Woodstock Standard.
1t is morning paper, and is ably edited. Its
Typographical dress is O model Of neatness,
and we have no doubt Of its becoming great
favorite In this northern country.-WhitehaH
Times.
The daily is large eight column sheet, and
elegantly printed 1t politics are republican
The Rutland Independent and the Democratic
paper OF Rutland are absorbed In this concerns
ana It's only competitor in that section Is the
daily ana weekly Herald Both belong to the
same party, and the democrats and liberals are
without an -Pidttsburg Sentinel
II is morning paper and Is ably edited. Its
typographical dress is q model of neatness, and
we have no doubt of its becoming great favor
ite.-Pouitney bulletin.
II is considerably larger than the Burlington
Free Press. It is printed on fine paper, and is
an exceedingly bright, clean looking sheet II
this first appearance is an earnest OF what Is to
follow, 1t will deserve and we predict 1t Will
meet with, q rich success 1t announces Its ad-
| herence to the republicans but "wlll be out
| spoken In discussion, and Independent in It's
| criticisms" The determination OF its proprie-
| tors is to make 1t q first-class New England
paper.-Neppou Espress.
It is finely printed sheet of eight columns to
the page, neatly arranged and presents an am
pie supply OF well selected reading matter II
| Is backed up by funds and brains and we pre-
dict for 1t a successful career.-B ,trlingon DEM
ocrat.
The daily is large eight column Sheet and
elegantly printed. Its politics are republican.
-Esser Co. Republican.
We are aware that 1t was conceived and
founded just after the Greeley Juror and cam
paign, by soreheads and Greeley candidates,
who In time OF emergency had deserted their
party and principles We do not think
that Rutland and vicinity can support two daily
papers, yet we can at least congratulate the
GLOBE In Its bright prospect OF experiencing the
| truth OF the old adage that "bOughten EXPERT
ence is always the best" However, 1t Is an ex-
cellent (?) paper for new one II we
should open our batteries upon the "Daily Glob-
ulc without any politics." and commence
series of assaults characterized by such ex-
presslons as are made use OF by the "Globule,"
such In substance or in meaning as-thou art a
liar, thief, aslnine garbler, etc.--if we should
commence our assaults upon them mercilessly,
we say, we sadly fear that ere many weeks had
passed our hearts would be cruelty lacerated
and our eyes stepped In tears by the appearance
OF the degenerated "organ without any politics. -
turning upon us with Its last expiring breath
and slowly artlculating the word ct tn Brute -
Rutland Daily Herald.
sprlghtly Sheet well printed and enterprls-
Ing, and It's propretors certainly deserve sue
cess.-Springfeid Republican.
Its typographical appearance Is not surpassed
by that of any on our exchange list, and the ex
celent quality OF It's contents warmly com
mends 1t to our favorable Judgment We GER
tainly wish the new enterprise success.-Troy
Times.