Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

ToLIrIcs-NAHIrAL- GROWING yIcr.
NV YoEk, Oct. p, 1o7c

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NV Yolk, Oct p, 1s7c.
To the Editor OF the Free Press and Times:
There has been less of shovy demonstra-
tons than In the earlier part of the campaign,
but there is more real effective work being
done. The Democrats. under the personal
management of lIr. T.lden and his astute
eoadiutors, are carrying out the still hunt
tactics with uniasgins energy and thorough
ness. Never, certainly, il the history of the
State has there been as careful, all-embrae-
ing all-consiGering canvass made as the
Democrats are now making. You do not
hear so much Of it-but YOU cannot mingle
with the people any without feeling it. The
reason Is that it IS absolutely vital to Mr.
Tilden to carry the State he must do it to
stand any show to be elected, while Hayes
can get along without it. The Republicans
are little, if any, behind their opponents in
the thoroughness of their canvass. They
are employing their immense preponderaucy
in the press both IN ability and numbers of
tie journals great effect, and the people
are being thoroughly aroused. This Is being
aided by careful OF ;anizatiou everywhere The
completeness with which both parties arebeing
organized, isshownby Is the fact that the regis
tration in New Yor,s city is 1lt,>9S against
IS, ,C3s last year. Tbs may mean unusual
interest in the election. or stupendous frauds
probably does mean both. The Republic
cans are thoroughly aroused 10 the ueces sity
of compelling their opponents to poll an
honest vote, and Will HaAe every effort to Sc
cure that end I1ey feel tat the country
expects much OF tnen ami they Wdt not
prove recTetnt TO tAelr duty
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universal rinnle In their circle-an educated
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recnIe ii attractive personal appearance.
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decade of existence. and while capable of the
desnes, and most sincere affection. have
Iea,ned enouoh Of the world to be thorough
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