The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-14

gan OF the democratic party OF that city
and district On Wednesday, the day Of
the meeting of the Nlddlcbury convention,
it had, and it is something wonderful for
that paper, an editorial, and it Is this "nro-
phetic voice, which we propose to lay be-
fore our readers.
But we muslin not keep this precious NOR
sci longer from our readers. Here it is;
The Middlcbury convention will be tur-
hulcnt and noisy body, full of factions and
discomfort .ioyccs friends and wire
pullcrs will he there in force. The men the
Rutland GLOBE cXtols will be on hand with
all their dirty schemes Fred Woodbridge
Il M will also he present But they will
one and all meet the strong body of sup
porters OF Hon. Charles w. Willard. and
will learn a lesson that it will be advisable
for them to profit by hereafter Mr.. viii
lard will certainly be rcnomnated. and
Joyce is hereafter. politically, a dead duck.
He has allowed himself to usd Just once
too often.
We take it for first trial at the gift of
prophecy and almost the first attempt at
writing an editorial. this is about as neat a
thing as can possibly be ''got up. Let us
examine it little, sentence by sentence.
Firstly, it says "Ihc Middebury conven-
=. ton will I've turbulent and noisv hod,. :,
Now MS ,.tnrhulon,v ,oors oooor1inu g.
Webster. "aciloted." we tbipl. onr ON,
.ilo lc,noor,tic ciar1t III, r'a,,..,. a.,,.
~. We were never nresont q, or road If
a convention. where Tho whole hod, Of
DELEGATES were "aci,atcdo with srch hor-
monious fcelnus Every one wac .,rito-
ted" by the same desire which was to nom.
mate Colonel Jovco and thev kent "aoito-
tinr" until there was NOT n sinole veto
against him from the first TO fine Inst And
if was .noisv~ too. for how couId !, holm
being So. when cvcrv mention nf tho
colonel. name was a sipnol for fine most
unanimous and hearty annlouso !, v.os evo,.
our lot TO hear The nroof reader of tho san
tint didn't rcod his nroor c,,.r,,,l,. ,,,o,,r,
modr "c,c,ion" rc,l "roctior. hoaa,,.,
he ought to have known as fine result
shows. that There Is lint anne ,.r,cti,n"i IN
the district. and that COMPRISES fine whole
rcpublican portv-oll of whom, oro in ro,o,.
of the colonel. But we ourht NOT to blame
the editor for the error Of his proor render
That little thing shouldn't he allowed to
spoil the boautv Of his nronbccv- and II
shall NOT
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II Rutland Alone an, 81 ralrnaven; |
lanes NJ. Slade, of Middlebury George
v. Grandey, of Vergennes Paul Dillinr. |
lam, Of Waterbury Charles Dewey. of
Montpelier but we might 90 on and copv |
he entire roll of the Colvention Ieverv man |
f whom was representative man of his |
own and county. We venture to soy that |
more intelligent BODY of men never ne.
embed in Vermont. and there was NOT |
ne among them that could Inc bourht
ribbed or intimidated and ovo,v oro of |
hem, in the end as a large majority were
rom the start-were the friends of Col,nel |
oycc. All were the class Of men which |
he "G1onE extols." all were the only kind
VI disappointed Office aSDlrauts and not |
Iouse politicians that have any control
yer Vermont politics.
We can afford to let the rest of the ar
iclc pass in silence, save with the remarl,
hat Colonel Joyce will be found pretty
lively duck, and that every time the
riends Of good government desire to ''use"
lis services it is "iusl one too often" for
he opposition and for such men as edit or
re controlled by the .Sentinel. The fact
3, and we may as well state it. the Sentinel
as made an eggrerious ass of itself and
he same is true of several other newsno-
ers published without this district If
'olonel Joyce had not the requisite quail
cations for member of CONGRESS is onv
ne fool enough to believe that such men
S came to the convention from Rutland
Bennington and Addison countios would
ave supported him. Dons onv ono cum