Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-08-11

In brief what Ne have bDus. And dsrin. these,
yeafs q republican admiuistrs6n L. risl .ss,liy
been carried on nth remarkable h1--,y M les
able eo9n0my. 10 gls can az that Under Irfsisst,
and the appropriations i'm sstlg eHpenasd "'''5'
glorious one II has hr1ishi lT,.isri.v "a Nod
70 the country and rendered Il frste rs ~ Lrrs !,
abro 3D. That will continue D. icssr.s ~ M -
fuiTire have no doubt. Tor the cahd.fass - We
nomlnSted are the best guarantee VI --r ~.
Ohio a northern uan.a man II e,i1ratiat an
a man who made him-eii = Statesman. ClrI.,ll-
many years, whose record j. perfectly Ltra.f .tf
We Will have continuance - tlie policy ~hieL Ia
characterized the republican party r7sr sure i ana
any party. taken by itself alone. Thr ,7Iv ,-a ~
of what PARTY will do in the future II sksi Il a.
Judging from den. 0arhelds congressman .,f...
from his public actsi &c have the best reason ~ ls
Mr. Hayes. Is there a man in Vermont Who doe ~
iee lei safe when he IS Hs-arsi IA Mt Haze policy
try under such rule viii not be cInvulsed with l
mem %i a. az myePirn nv, vagv y" r. @
erumeut for their own endsI u IL enough 20 say fat
the election OF Garfield and Arthur means tha cutu
uance Of peace and prosperity to the county. s1f
maintenance Of elna rights a. all men. and tu M
est and economical administration ut the government
tApplause To leave tn EN- and take up with the an.
Ocratc candidate IL jumping into chaos, and ln pra
can tell what the end viii be- except that VIII Do d.
astrous. And here Will. contrary 10 my custom H.
short story. witch seems to Inc g anty Illus raj,
the Jolly which tins country would hc gully ~ boz
making any changes in the adminlsttatgu- Their,
old fellow once WHO an MS ie hai been 81
cellent health and none Of his friends
he was IN cted with a single aihueut Al last ha,lr.
nothing to do In the world bat 9 enjoy himself 10,
began TO iTnasine that he sick and, sending Tor
doctor put himself through course 81 medicine A
might ha I'VE been expected. killed him. Is ritnt,
plying his fooshnes.. and for warning To other
who might be equally a. lily, pnt upon bis tom i~U
the following eVi aph: e was well: wanted 10 r.
better took physic, and here am Laughter an,
applansel Now, let the people OF this country lyu
out lest by taking this southern yhysie they doser7
similar epitaph YOu can trust tie republican pary
The other you cannot trust at the best, !: u
pertinent
| IN CDSCLVsIDS.
These are tho reasons which induce me to lclioy
that tine republican candidates should be Clrted Tal
er than the democratic. | heiIeye that it is the dn
| every mlu north of Mason n DtNon's line u va
solid for the republican trkc: m order 10 ay nj II
dangers which have portrayed: to vote against ~
usuTpatiOn which ha been 50 CuilulnEy devised, III
people of Vermont have always bern accustomed
| the enjoyment Of liberty. With MS the rlSit Of Il
humblest to vote sshe peases has neyerheen question
ed The free and unrestricted exercise of the cl'ct
franchise has existed long that are art to unde
estimate its blessing. But words can do Justice
the possession Of that hiEh privilege. Tina the suHtl
ern negro may possess 1t DuCe more, the election 3t
republican president IL necessary; for u We fan, tho
the vii have been fought i'll vain, Loud and rT
longed applauseI