Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19
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BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, DEC. -, 1854.
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fund, which remains. he believes. still
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Inc Democrats nave erected Il mayor Oh
Boston, their candidate Alderman y Brleh'
having about 5000 majority over the citi-
Zens candidate, General Martin, who has
been mayor during the present year zen.
Martin was Democrat, elected originally
on citizens ticket, and gave the city Il
n0n-partisan, economical and excellent
government. Mr., Bren, though per
sonally reputable gentleman, was the
Boston has hardly done herself proud.
The 81. John movement has had Il re
hex action which can hardly be pleasing
t. the political prohibitonists. An in
structivc sample was furnished by the re
suit of The Massachusetts municipal cleo
tons on Tuesday. There are twenty -one
cities in the State and last year their ag-
grcgate vote was Cabs in favor of Il Ii
censc law and iG,031 against it, This year
the vote for license was IS. 54S and the vote
against it 1896. The license vote in
creased 1916 and the prohibition vote fell
off 9l?3.
IrnI..s Tho ,,ovarror of Now U,r,nvbire
snail appoint senator to MI the vacancy
or''s."lle" ny the expiration Oh senator
bia'r term ol olilce' thaC state VIII nave
only one Representative III the Ihlteu