The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-26
From the Boston Herald.
PRoHuBuTuoN AND POLITICS.
An Interview Between n Reporter
and n Prominent Temperance Wan

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do their duty, and stop the sale of liquor.
In that way the real sentiment of the pub
lie can he ascertaincd.
Ga ,', ,,,,,t,ers cons;dernI,I,,s In.
doubtcdly.
q. How do prohibiionists feel about
Gen. Buffers candidacy? A. Rather indif-
fcrcnt so far rs | know. Personally |
worked hard for Butler two years ago, but
have entirely lost my enthusiasm for him.
q. But if you supported him two wears
ago, why not now? A. Things have chang
yorcd Gen. Buffers nomination simply as
Il mems of obtaining change in the party
management The Boston ring had run
the party for years in the interests of rum,
and we united with Butler because he was
fighting our enemy If the influence of
the ring could he broken by Butler we were
willing to use him for that purpose.
Q. Does not the same reason exist to-day
for similar action? A. Hardly. The cxO-
dus of Frank Bird and a few of his friends
last fall. broke up the ring partly, and the
control of the party came lutte the hands
of the prohibitioniSts more fully than for
some years. The last State convention
committed the party squarely to prohibit
ton. and the Legislature has fulfilled the
pledge made by the party. The nomina-
lion Of Mr.. Talbot for lieutenant governor
over Mr.. Stodard also demonstrated that
the Boston ring had lost the control of the
party
O. Then the prohibtionists don't need
Buffers assistance this year and will not
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