The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-08
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In speaking of Judge Polands defeat,
the New York HeroM says; at may be
charged to the facts that Judge Poland was
the regular administration ring candidate,
and blindly going with the administration
clique, right or wrong, third term or 70
third term, and for that back pay and other
corrupt schemes of corrupt congress. SO
much for Vermont in September, and we
shall have more of this mutinous music
from other states in October and Novem-
Der"
The vote for member Of congress in the
Third district, lacking five towns in Essex
county, five in Orleans county and one in
wards 3,3i0 lIcndccs majority. 1913.
The total vote will be a thousand or more
lighter than in ~, when the district gave
IIendec If ,473 Adams, 3,ls2 lIcndee's
majority, S,20l.
The people of Guildhall, after balloting
fifteen times. concluded to send no repre-
sentative 10 The legislature.
The Free Press says 1--WE doubt the
truth of the intimaiion that Judge lIoyt II.
Wheeler will be candidate for Congress
in the second district. The nearly 1000
voters that voted for Dudley G. Dennison
will not be SO easily detached from him at
the next trial
In Woodstock, the contest on town rep
rcsentative was mainly between the gran
gers and the outer portions of the town on
the one side, and the central portion on the
other. DR.. Boyntou was the anti-grange
and central candidate, and was elected ON
the second ballot by 80 majority
One hundred or more of the friends of
Col Albert Clarke of st. Adams. senator.
elect from franklin county, attended the
reception at his residence on Friday even
ing. The Swanton cornet band and st.
Mary band OF st. Adams were in attend
ance, and gave some excellent music An
artillery salute was flied during the even.
ing. and after refreshments had been
served uhuef dirertich OF Lavender OF the
Weldon House, brief speeches were made
by Hon. NIclor Atwood, Hon. Bradley
Barlow, Hon. Dana II. Bailey, Lawrence
Brainerd, Esq, Col. Clarke and others.
The contest on representative in Mont
peiler was sharp one. NJ. ID. Gilman
was elected on the seventh ballot. by three
majority. The vote stood. Gilman o3o. f.
F. Smith 1Ao. p p. ptlin 81. SCATTERING
4 The Uatc5,onn saws of the result
"There is no use in otiemp,inr 70 disgurse
or conceai the causes of Mr. Smiths de
feat. Those opposed to the prohibitory
HE , %"w 9pd Jo comy ~ Cav ;o lie o -
refused to sunport the REGULAR nominee re-
garding him as committedto those measures
| This alone was the real cause of his defeat
The worth and fitness of the man himself
none could deny. We think those respon
sble for the schism, and of course ulti-
matcly for the election of the democratic
candidate, made, to say the least, a most
GG,ouS oineod,. ''ey nave "r''"''eu'
~ , '"''"' n"'me' says y. cours'
'hc 'ic"o 'o'cs WIN ''iainy 80 ior Dehisoh
heA' 'iihe' us .heS can never oe c"lr'co ny
Poland or roland candidate, and so we
see very little chance to expect anything
but the election of ID. G. Denison to fill
Judge Poland's place in the next Congress
But then, doubtful things being mighty
uncertain, positive prediction would be
out of the question.
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