Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-07-21

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Drt-s brothers. three are lawyers. tHree are
..sr-v1eu. and, one j. o. editor. Vi the
,.-ee c.e-rvmen. one al-5 subsequently, BE-
came az editor.
sl--. Jsvett vile Of Rev 1 JeWett, D
uI ws,t be- daughter. arrived IRON the
West Thursday. Dr.. Jsset., wh5 j. ez-
peesed hero. also. ID about Two weeks i
arranging for the departure Of himself and
wife 9. India. the coming Autumn. = con
tirue tds.- missionary w-rk there In
connection wi.h other scholars Of Europe
and America. tie Doctor la- been engaged
f- rw1 ve4r- past 10 giving D. new 'rans-e-
tlrr. 8f rlt LeleEOo Bible. b II Wllcl ID
VIII REQUIRE some ten year move 10 CON
p.e-. Ile family viii be rne guess " olr
rnwr-me-. Lester ". and uea- NJ. DAVIS.
While ll THIS city
F.---.z Nss--nEErISG- IN pEEsuEs-I41
C.,.Alss- Those VINO suppose tha' The
r-t.a.a- interest and excitement whlcl ma
-u-4..r attend "a presllentia4 e4ccii1u nave
q. WAYS been shown II TIE sane Wy WI. o9
-u--.-l-e- o. know th8t the monster meet
Ir-~ and the universal ~-1uI'--peaEln- are
narrative 3 modern practice. ] ne ma
2. III. nominating convention i,-ci is nui
.s.t q century cd. Gae Old Practice was
caucus Of the member % Congress of-lns-
la- g. the different parties. Inc -asi eI
these was he'd y III -lui- an ii2le7- I'D
l-34 and NON mated W. "a" 1919 me
~z-retary l-taa irr-~-i. -i-ei 4-i- VI ''s-
Bar that e.e-t. Wa >t4--I@it Dee
tween Dsue--. e.----.'. Jl-- -iA15
A-4-l~- " ----a-- d. l7-Nl -i-- anu A7-l-
CAY. Iu winch the caucus t4l-l1a'e It-
c-lvll laE t.--5-1le e-a. tlI-. votes " ---e
jackson received NETS --lnt "a -----S e. my
t.-r. AID Gay t---is even lbs VIZ '--
ED VI the Congress 1@- L mllatIng eau
.r~ TIE next s-t- vs. tue nl---latlen lF
State Legislatures. al al --u=ll tf tAe
National Cor e1uJn Az TIE meil9- OF
q -l-.--. e 1a- nec ue ID re --af' 'ls
Prosecution of The c-nyA-- na- ass-me-
moro lt me same Character --t -4-4efs ol
tle institution lntel-e- l--i '-e se-sc'-5u
-- candidate should Pc maze no' 1N 1le
p ter- t-5Iu-e-ve-, hut y representa-. I'VE
CHOSEN BIS the people ilr that purpose b-l
t-.- method ia---l Jog uarl1u- reasons lie
nomination ty t-e lHc gIessi0la- caucus
Wa o practice w..c- retained -Jmetllns OF
tie ~al-.t u TIE OIL gina p-ar- b-i the AZ
---.u-, t-l 0tacr. ar- a. .1e method %
q -ulu--. = -4- changed. s.. mat % he
C-Cc,..a v--- lr-1 = Be ll--------
IT--t The nominating conventions. v men
yre-. IN the beginning often mas--meesInEs.
-1e system u Ill n-te- meetings was intro
ruced The beginning is noticed By John
Quincy Adams. tie must experienced poll
tIea. server % TIE country. with great
alarm and aptreaersiou The convention
of the Wig Young men j. Baltimore II
I-N winch nominated Genera. Harrison
amounted. be s1r- WIKI 4ms4emelt, 4
twenty taousaul delegates This was FL
I5Ve1 rv c1uyleltl.u- % thousands of
relrle d lea- l11-u-u-t.-y harAuEue-
ar4lu~- Martin AL Buren, and his admin
.-tratI11 rs Henri Cay. Dame. Webster.
and e. tle prIneisa. opposition orators IL
and ou- lt congress BY 4 dams va ID
vIle1 q address --tl meetings II a. parts
% The country lu-----ng lrElnla. -ennes-
see. an- Mary an q 1-l Ae -t--Ihe- VIII q
klll % ie7- r. Wy -a-ta D-s-lls pul-
tlca- irien1s gave t-u plt-c dinner
amidst popular festivities. a. Ne" Duryport.
and invited their ntiga5-r, tie e1-Fres-
dent. cough and courageous man OF seven
ry-siz. O. attend. b-i De DEFINED ana
wrote ID --- llafS w. Ne1S'el sA-
-l-- 1--. ISia-- MeIt tlsIe' anu SUM
-pe--l -cal1-1' and u j. SAID d pfocessiIn
y. -iz thousand people OF more, ano 8 an
a1l o. ''IlD -.-Li1 - - - ,5 le ~