Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-11
Another Republican Banner.

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., Tho rorl,n,mon ~ tbis ia,d9 On the other
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L.. "a ,,a,,on, ooorou, ha,a arao ,n,eres, In
all tho nending questions NJ tariff and finance
poca,se bonest wor,, sbould have bonest wages
90, nan, bonss, do,lars pecause American in
Sns,rv shor,d ho n,o,oc,ed agains, the manner
,ahor ~ Furo,e vou want n wise carefuilv ad-
;ns,od and oo,;,ahla svs,em NJ customs dnties
pooa,sa od,ca,io, Ia tho natbwav Inv which vour
ohuaron mo - rico n, tho biobes, ,aces in the land
r,, or,h, ~ 400 Tho, Tho n,b,ic schools are pro.
,ec,ed sec,red and encouraped in all the land.
pecanso deen,v believe that the Republicap
nartv ia essentially the marty of honest money. of
devo,;on IN American industry and the protector
Of the common schools. I commend II to your con-
6dence and support General Garfield was poor
bov noorer than the sop of any man who hears
me tonight His chances in the struggle Of life
ware harder An orphan in early childhood
learning n carpepters trade at thirteen, n canal
hand at sixteen n college graduate at TWENTY-FIVE
| n college, nresident at twenty-uine A Union gen.
| era, a, thirty and n congressman Mt thirtv.two-
ba stands to-dav tho Iaureled representative Of
American labor Won honor voprselvos when
Won honor him you dignity labor when Won lift
| him IN tho pras;dant;al chair Re- true tn him and
IN Yourselves for he has been true in all his won
DARN, life IN all that makes labor honorable
among man" or this affair and General Wood
ford,s s,eecb the Free Press of Tuesday saws;
"yn the evening n Renublican flag raising tool,
place at General pitkiu's mills 1t was not sup
nosed that IL wop,d call ont n great crowd. follow
inc "a IL did CLOSELY ON the big meeting: but the
Mon,nelier Renubiicans had GOT their spirit up
some fve hundred turned ont and marched nm tc
the Mil village in procession. and a crowd esti