Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-10-24
THE AUTHORIZATIONS PARTY



ticket ; but emphaticHlly declined to Join
the campaign Of Islander against MIR.
Blaine lie said he had voted the Dem
uCratiC ticket once but had voted the Re
publican ticket ever since the party was
formed. IL love the Republican party"
he said, land in this campaign | have
StrivCn hard to decide what 10 do with my
vote. MIR. Blaine has been accused Of
many things. don't believe that ninety
nine out of hundred of the charges are
true loud cheers, and cries of "Blaine,
blaine. | take the other party. and
when they ask me to vote to place licen-
touSness in the highest office in the gift
of the people, I'll never do it, IContinu-
ed cheering. But am against the liquor
traffic, and desire to he counted for St
John and Daniel
Rev. DIR. Day, of Boston.
Rev. DR.. James X. Day is pastor of St
paul's Methodist Episcopal church, one
of the largest and most influential
churches in Boston. He is native of
Maine, and still passes his summers ON
the old family farm in Mr.. Blaine's own
district. He said to an interviewer one
day last week
the nomination of a Prohibition candi
date ut this time appears to he a mistake
The time has not come. 1t is not possible
for that candidate to be elected. and his
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Il N"ol IIe'Il'''IiI'''H N"rN 10 20 III IHG HI@l'9
,''"! !! can ~ 9u't',Nl "l'A i""'r "a
slavery. the institution and evil of -oC-
ton. 1t cannot hC removed 10y a preei-
Dental proclamation or the success of a
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t, MAN ,, Io P.,, '''T' U'I! "mr ~,
Ci Ui'io, ,"'i "f ~ ~. Pleirl
so. Won can vote for 81. John and heli
Cleveland that way. That will! not help
him 50 much. but it Will help him. If the
Temperance man believes that Cleveland
and the Democratic party will benefit his
cause, he is consistent in voting for st
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ppr from n friend or foe u,r;,iust his suciuI
purity and virtue, or his honesty AID in
teIrslA as 1t il'iIri' ne mas s'lHcr IRON
imam his nii,,t. rm,.ro.,,"n,u,,, I'M. r., -,
ANY public man would have suffered from
the days Of Washington down, if his let
itrs hhd hetn construed IN the same way
mVii "i ii,ri Ion can ne n'''''t "a
find thnt = nntur,,I' one Win rn'r,,,J +,
Mr.. Cleveland. my mind j. settled respect
ing the unsatisfactory elements of hi
character. and those who have giVcn tn
subject careful thought will GENERALLY.
think. say the same"
n.,i,, proo,
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