The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-26

Shy 'hoV INV NN'"SSiuto WSiS IuRNlhg iOIbi
most strenuous exeriions to reduce largely
tho ,enuhIican meiori,v /, vermo,t viii
W."
" prospect Vi so'iio i''''o succcss III 'nc
larger towns. The reporter, a. matter of
courtesy, RETAINED from asking General
Rristow ouestions relatiog I, tho di.,urb.
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lug c'e.iieh'S Id 'no iopuoiicau party peing
assured that he Fever alluded to those mat
tiers in his addresse, and did not care to
exnress nm oninion. Tho DISTINGUISHED
gentleman 'fceiy gave answers as ioiiows
q. What do you think OF the prospect
for the election OF Hayes and Wheeler in
this campaign
A. have great confidence to believe
that they will be elected, especially 1t the
empire state nomnates Governor Morgan
for governor, as dispatch from Sarat ga
tonight informs me there Is PROBABILITY.
Governor Morgan, in my opinion, is The
man 10 narmonize tne uistur M v vie.heu'5
think he i, n strong man. nm honest, fear.
less. firm candidate, whose nomination
would be hailed with delight as well as sat
,Sia n w wy 'iee iepuu', ,L .a,o nf
New York In November
Q What do you think of the prospect in
Nermontf
n. ..'nk Una. ,nc s..ons c'io,t ~. en- t"v
vote bos stimulated the renublicans of
Vermont, and it certainly appears to me
that the republicans VIII poll their lull
vo.c, Mnicn niusr VASTLY appl. GUY ;ne
su al ay Wnyi can Sev mo.ui
lu an .ne'1 larse' ln.eil.seu' anu i ,pciea,i y
u s, ou' an ausuiy VI .u! VIZ IL
oop.,nl'o' an" CONSEQUENT ''0'oiy III
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10y, muS, en-, nuvci sdM iho,s ,;rn
oe..e' Appearing aUuien0o III my me-
| we were just ABOUT TO express our salls
faction at the high compliment paid this
honest citizens of our ann state. and thanh
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oui u's''ps"i'neu sUes' III 'heii hu'no iO'
the honor, when we were interrupted by d
serenade out side from tne Mortified lt
| Montnol;er ,or,e, banda ot tho bnad of III,
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iohS 'oi'n'is"' pi".o's'On '''H "'o.'' 0''
banding. General Bristow, beng loud'.
called for, was presented by Col. Joyce
and resnonded substantially os fellows.
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zen, DN''io" i'A"A"N''
make n sneech to.n,Cht bavine snoben n
Burlington and ST. Adams yesterday, ant
again to-day, and believe the gentlemen
70 ' sneak ak cain to-mnrrow. 60 Won vii
please excuse me. am glad to see you
because your appearance in this manner in
dlcates that the nres OF paulVt!sh ouil
hleh IN your breasts ana tnat VERNE nier
are determined mat, as ior 'hemseiVes,.he
WIN pe .Luc W .hu oiu niS auu .ne pine
pies VI INC rePuoiiCau paiVY' .'"i" s"oie
oy tne memories Oh ihe War' great cor
test Is peloic YOU huugn' WIN as ilonien:
Gus issues as were tnose, Dut ihe arena
transferred from Ihe oattle neiu 10 lhat .
Inc paliot ooH. me Issue nei!re you Is
de'elmlne Whe'her vermont ID sun IN VI
iroh1 us you were III loiiueL .'l'es VIZ
urea men SOUS; Wnethef me no'to L
notlceu IN Tue raihs' Ut li,e Serii.y ,,
, |
10 mean IN september "iaV IL ihlP'lsu, ,
no. nc ielt assuItu INA. ,ne Iesul's "cu.
DC inc same as "hen they Iet tue eheihS
ana victory pcfcheu upon tneir banners
tnaV all tleir voles WouiM teil upon III
, right sue at the polis. ,n'nhing I,e'
rH1or the compliment airy gfee'lhG' MI Din
Now closeo. 'Louu ana nro'"n''" ~
" Colonel Joyce was then called for an
rovo IN account of ,ho o;ro,,r,s,o,o,
D :,
winch caiIeu out Tue immortal remark
General Sedgwick, above quoted, IN pC
cul;orlv bonnv manner
ff' =,
nc fesulhcH
q Gen. Brlstow, how can the repuol
cans influence the strong independent vol
0 which refuses to be guided by party, an
f which is dhappolntel at the course Of part
leaders
A. The way to do that is to satisfy tn
G country that the republican rarty IS
: earnest IN lis declarations d purposes
reform. and that Gov. Hayej has the a
gressive courage TO perform all that L
: promises in his letter of acceptance, as
C which termination, and will 10 do, hav
o no doubt wi a.evcr.
n Q AS Kentucky man. how does
seem to you the south stands
A. think there is good prospect {
6 some few OF the southern states gong n
il publican. They lave clear repub lea
majority, 1t their cnizens are allowed
vote without intimidation. and wheth'
o they can do this peaceably may depend ~
f on The results OF elections in the norlher
states which vote Early.
Q How is 1t in Kcutucky
A. kentucky has square democrat
@ majority composed OF whites with fe
f negroes. The wates are nearly equal