Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-08-23
How Mr.. TyIcr'- Nomination II ne
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tFrom the Windsor Journal1
James NJ. Tyler, our next congressman is
alawyer ranking among the best at the Wind
ham county bar and gentleman of good
abilities and the highest character. He has
heretofore given himself dcvotcdly TO his pro-
fcssion and taken little part in politics, at
least so far as management or seeking office
is concerned Indeed we believe he never
sought an Office and his presentation by his
county was wholly unsought on his part He
is eminently worker and has the making of
useful and influential congressman. We
know Of no reason why we cannot assure him
Of every Republican vote in Windsor county.
From the Observer, White River Juncton.l
We have had assurances all along, that the
best men would be selected rs delegates from
Windhnm county, and whatever might he
their individual preferences, they would come
together, before going into the convention,
and unite upon some one, If all the candidates
for nomination had TO be dropped and new
man taken. This they did, and the result is
the nomination of James NJ Tyler of BRITTLE
boro, n comparatively young man, bright
minded lawyer of fine attainments, who has
not mingled in the local strfos of his town
aud county, but who stands clear of all cliquos
and factions n thorough going Republican,
who If he has robustness Of health to stand
the conflicts at Washington will be likely to
be heard and felt. Although he will not be
called upon TO take his seat till year from
next December, we hope he will put himself
in training, mentally and physically, that he
may be ready for the hour.
TFrom the Rutland Herald
Mr. Tyler is n lawyer Of good repute for
ability and industry in his county, and gen
tleman of unblemishod character. Windham
county was wise not to lose the honor of send
ing one Of her Sons to Congress by dividing
her strength. The friends of Harris, Howe
and Haskns harmonized on Tyler and while
| the dark horse" wins he is of that good
Morgan" mental build and bottom that will
not disappoint the friends who have pushed
him to the front.
tFrom the Montpelier PREGNANT
Mr.. Tyler is good lawyer and an upright
man. lie has never sought office but has
gone steadily about his business. lie will
make a good representative and one with
whom his constituents will be satisfied.
From the Bellows Falls Times1
Hon James Manning Tyler, who was nomi-
mated for Congress Mt White River Junction.
on Tuesday. is a lawyer and a gentleman of
! good ability and well known in the State,
though not so well known to mere politicians,
as he has never sought public favor, and his
nomination is one which sought the man, and
] rs ne ~ VI lnbhl tAGtlltul ptIhouhA
| in all respects, always courteous, and a life Of
clean record, his nomination cannot fail TO be
received with cordial favor throughout the
district. He was formerly resident of Will
mington and as member of the Legislature
from that town, was always active and useful
i'll giving form and shape to legislation. His
remarks at the convention, on ''the comforts
Of private life, and the uncertainties of pub
lie life" give true key to the modesty of the
man and doubtless his own personal choice,
but he will bring to the duties Of the Office to
which he has been nominated, n sterling COM
mon sense and will prove a valuable member
of Congress.
from Wilmington correspondent.l
There is great and enthusiastic rejoicing
here over the nomination of James N. Tyler,
Esq, for Congress- as has scarcely been
seen before. Mr. Tyler was not only born in
Wilmington, and commenced the practice Of
law here, but he has host of warm personal
friends, who sincerely respect him for his
manly dignity, honesty and true nobility
and the people feel assured that he will not
| yield 10 corruption even at Washington. but
will add credit to Windham county and the
State. There are still hopes Of the Repubh-
can party as long as they select such men to
fill places of public trust. Long live J. NJ.
Tyler-n new star added to the galaxy of true
and good men who are the pride and glory Of