Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-07-30
The State Campaign.

Mr.. George c. Undcrhill, of Rutland, an
original Republican who became a Greeley
man and thence a Democrat, was recently
chosen delegate to the Rutland County
Democratic Convention. But he declined TO
serve, and in letter which has been made
public says he intends to vote with the Re
pubicans. lie thinks the party has shown
its capacity TO reform the abuses that crept
in during the corruption period, and that
IIayess administration has been one of the
best in the history of the country, while the
Democrats have betrayed rebclious spirit,
a sectional policy and lack of courage to do
anything progressive in Congress. James
Battles, substitute on the same ticket, hls
also come out for Garfield and Arthur
grand Republican mass meeting is to be
held at Sonth Londonderry, Wednesday,
August 4th. Hon. John Gregory Smith and
other distinguished speakers will be present,
several bands of music, and perhaps Colonel
Fuller's battery. 1t is likely to be the largest
and most interesting political gathering that
has been held for many years in the interior
of Windham county.
The Rutland Republicans held rousing
iliee'ins' "euhesuiy hisnl' which was "u-
dressed by Gov. Proctor, d. Z. Nicholson
and Col. V. \. Gaskell. The latter gentle
man is an old time Democrat He gave the
following reasons why he should support the
Republican party in--the coming campaign
ton of States rights and the Democratic
party was wrong; second. the Republican
doctrine in regard to internal improvements
was better than the Democratic; third.
the Republican party was right on the sub
iect of finance fourth, the Republican
party was better on the question of fraud
fifth, the Republican party stood better on
the question of education sixth, the Re
publican party was sound on the question of
human rights.
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