St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-06
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viii stick to the Republican nominees


Miss Columbia Ito Gen. H.
Your references are good, and l have
notbingto urge against you personally
as tenant of the White House but
the premises have been put in thorough
order by the present occupant, and
well, to be plain, | don't like the APP
pearance of the gentlemen with you.-
Mast.
When two parties agree to leave a
disputed question to the decision of a
special tribunal, it is mean and coward
ly for the defeated party to denounce
the result as ''fraud."- Boston Her
aid. When, in addition, they have a
chance to renominate the victims OF
the fraud" and don't do it, it is about
time to have political funeral Gin
cinnati Commercial
In the last Harper's Weekly Mast
depicts Columbia exhibiting the finan-
cial record of the republican admins
tration to the people, and asking,
(Which party will you trust, the one
who made this debt, or the one who
has so far paid it ?"
Gen. Woodford made his first speech
in Vermont for this campaign, at Brat
tleboro, the Doth, to crowded house.
In an interview with Mr.. Forbes of the
Boston Journal, Gen. Woodford said he
felt hopeful of the result in New York
and he believed that a republican ma
jority of %, 900 in Vermont would fur
nish such inspiration to republicans in
other states as to positively assure Gen.
Garfield's election.
General Hancock INDUCES in the u.s.
ual Democratic gush about Cancellation.
The Republican party has no feeling OF
ill will toward the South. 1t only asks
that the Democratic leaders of the
South will extend to the Republicans
the same protection and secure them
the same political rights which Repub-
licans in the North accord to Democrats
here. When the Democratic leaders
shall have adopted a policy which will
make it as safe for Republican to
speak his sentiment and vote as he de-
sires in the South as it is for Democrats
in the North, there will be no further
Cancellation necessary.-BOstOn Jour
nal.
Henry Ballard of Burlington has al
ready received invitations from sixteen
towns in Vermont to deliver political
addresses.
And no candid man will or can deny
the fact that, if the Democracy be-
lieved they had the same chance to
elect rebel Brigadier that they be-
lieved they had to elect Hancock, the
rebel Brigadier would have been NOM
mated, and Hancock left to use his
uniform as regular army officer, in
stead of bringing it to the front to
ward off the "bloOdy shirt" -ChicagO
Tribune.
In recent speech at Staunton, Vir-
ginia, in the interest of Democratic
harmony, Senator Wade Hampton
gradually led up to the climax in which
he declared: "Consider what Lee and
jackson would do were they alive.
These are the same principles for ,0hich
they fought for four gears. Remember
the men who poured forth their life
blood on Virginia's soil, and do not
abandon them now" Now, may we
ask if this is the sort of talk to produce
Cancellation
A correspondent of the New York
Times says that a majority of the citi-
zens of Alabama are Republicans, and
if their votes are fairly counted next
week the State will take it's rightful
position in the Republican column.
The democracy of the North must
come out plainly and declare either for
or against this reputation in Virginia,