Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-07-05
kcy.notcs Of the rampaign.

Two copy a few eloquent passages from the
magnificent speeches ut the Republican mufoi-
zion meeting held at ranuen Hall. Boston. on lfi.
dav evening last In them will he found tile true
loy-notcs II The heated but not uncertain came
laign ulnn which We are enioringl
RICHARD H. DANA
We have brought home 10 YOU noinina-
i5n! a nomination in which Massachusetts
will elect itself. But that is not what We
need TO do. If all we needed to do was to
elect by majority Hayes and Wheeler We
need only put their names up, and we our
selves might 20 home and GO To bed They
would take care OF themselves. But fellow.
citizens that is not what ve mean to do
That won't satisfy ms. We wish 10 give to
them me Of the old-fashioned Massachusctt.
Republican maoritics. We wish to recall
those old DAYS OF Lincoln in the Presidential
chair Of Andrew In the chair of state. and
roll M again the old-tme majority. ra.
member being IN the room of Mr. Lincoln
about "a week after he was reelected. 300 1861,
aud think my friend Judge lloar wa, with
mo, and think ! may state truly that the
tears stood in his eyes when he asked us, "ls
10 possible that Massachusetts has given me
majority Of scycnty-three thousand " and
Judge lioar replied 81 believe more than
that sir seycntyfour thousand OF seventy
five thousand Aud then We told hln' 'it
is not only that, Mr. Lincoln, but the men
Who gave you that majority OF seveniy-io"
thousand were men Of sobriety' men VINO
thought and acted for themselves men VINO
go to church, aud send their children To
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l9rlh and W. nominating 'l'e e"n',i''lO,s' '''u
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hours 40 or lall !" 90 Soi"'''"F "H'V"
might iorieit uS the e.. G'nileuce vi uilv oVuu
Try I'D November lhi Is no. IVpesu' i'u
SuaSe' u Hoes moi set lue he"'u on hIgi uu1
Is uue' al" 50 inuch lnv more circuit lo'
MT, iiaNiel' Nelh s,iue'i'eHi you hnoN
NAT there was some Inference oil oi'hioh'
out tna' Is DySohe' ol COURSE Among
men VINO tIlln6 ana ACT LOT themselves there
VII DE differences Oh opih'oh'
IL was~1ny privilege TO meet governor
liayes aitefWard, thongh ana not seek nun
ior there were plenty oil people TO do That
lie don't want Tor friends or advisers
Q-aughler) l happened to meet INN by
accident lie IS a modest and thoroughly
ON l'a'l man ., soou g''u' y, eNoeI
oT verv LARGE civil and lief me- aJJ Of Mill
torv svnericnce liz il a man Who i'm.
rrnun oiovlv lie Ia , Nno Eu,,l,,,J ,no,,
horn in Ohio and e1uc,ln1 ot K.n,ou col
leye and ,f the Harvard l,, srbc,l II.
v,s not -, ,,reco,;,,,s To-. l,e MI ,,ot ,n,l,.
a,,g c,re.i ,n,,,,oss;c,, il, s'lo,I NJ colloe,e nj
ror some time ofter he Lsr,n lis ,,r,cticn n
the h,r. Inf be a. a ,,,,, ,r,n has ,is,,, a,
tho troo GROVE and ho stn,,s 1,,, III gl,,.
stoady gro,yu that lis ro"ts l,,rn sir,cl
dee,,;,,o tt,o coil p.,,l..,,iu H., ,,r,,ti,
mistol,en If nov ui,,t U,o, Iowa p ,,a;
WANTING in G,,nnoss Of ,,,,,,cse II. l. M,
n man ybo maLos G'Jt eagn, IIe lnyo
Ieace AMI so,,s al ~, ns I,a,, ,,.,.,'. " ~,
II bo hooo,,o. - e. ,'r;do;',l'. L., MI
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WISH To report one lhihg ahont lh"t con
fehllon "llcl my iflcnd VINO addressed yo'
hns not alluded TO- saw the delegate
.neie ron saturday inght oil one week
ffuay OF lne next mere were seven nun
ana MY delegates and Tour hundred am
hIty alterha'es' ana some hHe or SIX mo,
sahu outsiders coming uiere interested il
tne cholce 10 ne mate mere was sFea
dlherehce ol OPINION ana there were man
candidates VINO had their friends ana SUI
Porters' mere We're torchllsht procession
ana pia,s bands ana speaking from lhe ia
comes oil uhe notes To great street crows
there were ine great crowds III the ha'i
ehe convention ltsell' saw, one hlgh
ioiir professions lhterlle'hg each 9tlel' eao
ID the interest l a dillrrtnt Candidate l'
radlhg the streets Al one Tune, there MeI
80, - - -. A., =. H. -,
different men. and during the whole time
meyer heard an unkind word. never ,,i
messed an upciyil act. never saw am into,
icated person. They were American cit
zens ON n serious nublic dutv. respcciip
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