Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-04-02
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

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on, ses.ion
Minister kasspn has written from Jenna
IN nj. friends !, tho .,b,b low, district that If
~ ms 'i'e"' az '''e ''@"''' i' ~ go "
they favor his nomination for Congress he shall
feel hound In com. h,nc aud maize the canvass
The opposition of some of the southern
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ID ,mocraiic Senators 10 the uns' ating OF Kellogg
has caused A failure of the cntcrprisr
c.. y n - r,.u II,
Scha'ot hcliosS says Seiatui nm iahcu
the slums of New Orleans IN ind evidence against
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MIN. oehalot n msh' nave "iitu Thai sehhio' H.
was himself the rake.
Sixteen of the eighteen Texas delegates to
IN. chi.,oo r,nr.,,i.,, ,,.. ,o,,,,,,,.o1, Gran,
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nieh Inc opposition !" Grant ia the STATE toaVen-
zion was led by Secretary Sherman, col ctor At
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m ,u,;o-, r.. ,,;,, 40, ~. ,,,,,.
acc 20" '''o
Democracy of the South ought not 10 favor General
IIancock,J candidacy since ne IN all prol,,hll.ty
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sun hoi''s 10 ''e ''eeu VI '''e So' ere'shs' h"'-
withsianding the fact that he welded his sword
ngninst lis n, sctirsI .xnr.ss,,, iu,,r,, th, v,r
A nromir.,t W.st.r, Senator s,iJ IA,
fFdtff"f correspondent thai senator hdhhhuS was
a man upon whom all the friends OF the other can
tit,
'''''' .'"u he"''' ui''' anu ''''' "'' n'''''''"
tion might he brought about under CERTAIN con
tingency, which was mol likely I" ARISE I'll. said
the senator, neither Gen. Grant nor senator
baine have majority "i the delegates when me
chicago Convention assemblies. then the nomination
of Mr.. Ednunds might he effected without much
trouble; but don't think this condition OF affairs Is
gong Ia exist The sentiment OF the country u I'M
mistakenly Tor Hraat ! nomination. AMI venture u
rfe'tioh now thit 'raii VIII be nominated uhhhl-
,np 10 he The cnor, of ali the ,,,lr@'es hmt because
am satisfied Thai the minute II Is apparent that
Grant has A majority IN The convention the other
candidates Will arluiescc aud their friends Will
vote for Grants unanimous nomination Personal
w. prefer Senator Blaiue's nomination, hut | can
moi hide the facI that Grant Is going tp sweep the
convention"
There is something refreshing in the sim
Die manner IN which Gen Grant speaks to the peo-
pie when he has occaslon Ia speak al all. Ii re-
uures a very nrlivr Imagination md ANY C:>lr-
ism in his speeches liz. that made at Galveston.
BOSTON Herald
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me magnetism may ne Nc'N Pi,,lN
Lhlhg lhsiuc the parry, ptalhli"Nf it'"ih "i re-
Peaied corruptinns, never Wen cleared up !, MOI
pretty thing with which 4" send candidate mt"
the cold, cold world where A"'ci must hr won
yo n o ,'iS Sc P,,i "Io 1 ,s me a. Vote Of
New York RI
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All othcr pfoimhlc or lpSSlhl" ti'hilthilcs
iur The Presidency are named a. the mere SYMBOLS
of factions "Ial, alone : ~" hni" "i i"lsn'nesS
,6e ~" ~h"i W,, ~, H. f ,t ,hr ",, nj
nav inns triuj,. tronrs, of ii,ryrut.s ,,;,rc and
rest n i,ng,
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Inc closing words ui SENATOR htll'es
speech, for winch he was Threatened 10y Senator
IIll were: Il am willing 10 compare nv ch,nac
ter, morally or Otherwise, with that "I The senator
u, mn s' nF , a r", I 10 n',