Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-31
Political Notes.


Germans.
THE Boston Advertiser doesn't believe i
dark horses. Either Blaine or Grant,
thinks, will be nominated.
DETROIT Past: "Tilden weeping over col
ruption in the government, is a movin
spectacle. Yet we may very reasonably eS
pect crocodile tears from Cipher Alley
gator"
New YoRK Sun: "When Grant comes I,
be slaughtered in the convention-as he de
serves to be slaughtered Green Noun
tain candidate may loom up like the snow
clad peaks of his native state"
BosToN Journal IT is given out eau
tiously in several localities in this state tina
the friends of Senator Edmunds are takint
measures 10 secure a delegation that will
support him in the Chicago Convention.
WASHINGTON dispatch to the New Yorl
Herald: 4" 1t has been remarked for a weel
past that some of the ex-president's sup
porters have begun to talk very favorabl'
of Senator Edmuuds, and there is no doub
that the third term leaders have seriousl,
considered the advisability of withdrawing
the ex-presdents name"
SUSAN b. ANTHONY wants congress to re
move h'r political disabilities. She com
plains that while the prayers of men for The
removal of disabilities are granted, sucf
prayers have been denied to women. II
other words, Susan asks that her petition
reveHe .ne sa'ne EXPERIMENTATION s.t Us ne'
""."7 '"'''u'' ID T,"'"o"y
NEW YORK independent: "Senator Ed
munds has made no attempt to get the pres
identlai nomination. Ihere IS no canvass
ior MN But ms name, SIMPLY on his mer
,.s' IS neing rapidly brought before the pub
Tic, auu WIN universal approval Ills noml
natlnn' II IL might De- would pc PROOF tha'
s'erllrg merit may alter all, oe more than
~, f'''S 10. aus
NE" lohh iW'S: ne southern ne
eIoes are oVer"neiinlngIy III FAVOR OF tnt
H s. ~, ol Traul, anu every ueirgatt
i'oni '.e souon WIZ goes 10 'hlcago III tne
in'erese Oh any o'ner canuiuaVe may sal',Y
ue regarded as servant Oh assigning pol,
elcians' not fepreSenta.ive OF .ne oiack
ilen, VINO cous.l'u.e VIVA. Is 'riV vi 'ne NE
Puoi'oa'i party /" 'i'aV secV.on.
RUTLAND HerdM: "While Mr.. Edmunds
success seems now improbable, it would
nave very u'nerent looK IL Grants lrienus
snoniu ever ueee''niie W co,cenua'e upon
aioVner cnolce III Una, cast Oo ~ VINO
Goes not ioVe e'ther name OF "aShourne'
mlsne naVurai'y Jake Eununus: Oertaihly
nv Nv Ennlunus Is 4ui'e as Prou Uan peiore
.ne convehV'on as L'hcoih Ill iooo' Ut hayes
III io.o'
A WASHINGTON dispatch states that an
effort is to be made to regain number OF
congressional districts III the south. 1t is
believed that IN many localities the negroes
gan W inu TL 70 come ouv and vote; inls
iisu', ine.e Is No reason WY rev I'VE,
puoiio 30 oonsresshen may no' NC ie,ulneu
80 u .ne oou.I ''i W' s-Ne 'oi'u o''o,
"a eo.e io' ''e Denhooi"'io houilnee aV
ALBANY dispatch to Boston Herald :
Many indications point to an undercunent
in favor OF Edmunds, and the shrewdest Re-
publican advisers in this city say that Yer
mont's favorite son would sweep New York
like wlldfire in case he could be brought be-
fore the voters in November next. Your
ponu. ~: III iii.eI w" ioauins
PI .L hl.u Lti9 eanl' ,,nu1 ''o SUI &C.
Iast aaIa'Iis.aI -. ?l;s,. a.. " ei atI
~ 49,, ;,'Ia,,e,,S ~ '"e p"''S anu '"'i
~,
"AshiNGroN dispatch 70 Boston Heratd;
III iact' the sentiment OF the party, ana es-
peciaIiy OIL the managers, Is III such cohdl-
ti0n To-Day that IL MASSACHUSETTS were to go
soliuiy LOT elther Oh the cahdluales IL would
almost assure MS nomination. Inc same Is
true IN regard 10 DARK morse. Inc tax IN
Iavor ol MI E'muhds increases every DAY.
ms perfect competency and availability are
for him with an earnest and united voice be
would probably be Nominated at Cbicago."
W,i,,,aro, - - III.
w SptCltl he growing
ph Tn'ne1oi ofhaIoi i,uni.,us as al aVail-
a as; Sanuia'e1 VI .ne hePuuilean parry ior
~, 10 a.''a1'ihE increasing a,'ent!oh
mere. ne lrisnus OF poth uraht ana Blame
a.naI;, us h,gn enalac.er anu the
nrnfass 1ati'ty y, LIS hepu ,p anu
P; .,"v my "ou,u 'at"ei nave MN
do,h ho1oa. ''% ma any osnei 81 INV 'ne socalieu
" .h nu' S. r nv iiiehua VI Dou cameron
aTo ,n", ,ha up pannhI;a" 70 ",so very popuIa'
ate and the house.
U,prropr C,o,,.o,.,. u1t;. a., ;..
sion If reYsnsners and oorresnonJontn ,ha,
the Edmnnds ,,o,,aooart IL hI,;' v''.'
Massachnsetts and bnr,;no, ms NE G,''St ~
YORK II ia not Tho ntiao, 81 ,ba ~ -. ~
movement nr;mar,I,, ~ hnrt o,',tHIIi III
we wish tbst onr ssteemed "ts 49,, @',u
wopId risa ~ tha bn;rht 80 ~ '",a''oS
If tbe ;dao tbat ,ho shi ~ ."o -, TonGept'on
oanrnto .oi n. que ooJeos oi al .Lis ante
of tbe on w "t@ ;, ~ eeIu'e .ne hoiliidlloh
and who oar he aiaotoJ ' Z. foo" piesiucn:'
t;on 70 d, i,a H., ~ !. - iueel posi-
aJ ~, .iae ene siou'u ~ aireauy pre-
~ 0outie Vi iiien'
r'.; s'.Nu 10. apeoiai W lne oVica HeFon'
~ e' t niehus Vi ION cameron VINO
ron, for tho "ns "i.i I'm y III .ne E Nov
aa,, 49, . t,e o''.n"oion VI ue"e'ai uran',
E3nmrds 80, 10 a,u nS" %i' ~ ia'ot VI
aror and l.; 1S ene eon J Inoioe VI Sa'h-
in oasa Il IL do,aU;ni "Fu 'nei' MS. oiiolce
10 nrssan, q 80 ,,neo ~, ans reasot no'
vaI;o voer ,, lam ,,ainei lhlolina.ion from
tha 'ro pa;,a y, NeW Ens,anu SHOWS ,haV
a., a;; " uuie. vi MI WI ha'nunus Is
of bis , s5 ne sutse'o,.
faror 49,, pa'l'ltl 10 m,'n s'e"'
Ns '''p'0i0"" S'""'ois'
WATERBURY (ConnecticuD american
" The man who has none of these enemies
in his own party, who may not be immensely
popular nor have a strong machine backing,
but who can poll every vote in his party and
drive none away, is the safest man to nomi-
nate. There may be several such men in
the Republican party, but no one seems
prominent at present who more fully fills
the bill as to character, ability and availa-
bility than Senator George F. Edmunds.
No Republican, young Republican, indie
pendent Republican, or scratcher will vote
against him, and is more than can be said
for almost any other candidate before the
Republican voters to-day"
w,su,xoro>, ,o,.or ., po..o., u-.,,
" AohiNuioN itttci W bohtou HeTdtu :