Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-11-21
hra,- and Tru- words from Hepry


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las; a4turl-g.
went 10 inc Chicago convention, a. y0u al know.
ll rufirH ODD lsl1u On the nomination uf Mr. Hutur
i went also with my mind up that ! was o. bone
ar bound a. delegate aud the head Di the hepuI.
can organization sue support the ucufua-
uuu of Nj Blaine % 90 should be- maas III vouI4
have been easy enough TO nave Withdrawn o. the
shelter OF private hte from bitter coucts o this
campal-u. But nau assumed certsiu respousltlI.-
uta- believed then and believe now that tue suc-
cess o the hepuuiican party was Tor the best inter
esis 20 tue country. aud fuorouuuy deterIutr.
90 not 90 suirk aus uuty or conflict tuat me
90 NOT feiract Nurd thAi nave said there Be- not
an oct u. my own which wish uuu1ut. ] believe
tu4t acted rightly. nuucranr. and ild my duty an
suouid ac- ~ the same way II had 10 u1 it oil.
A v1rd o. 70 tine party Iu the depression OF ta.
last lev dave aud nov tnat We know tuEt the count
la finished aud Ar. Cleveland elected. / nave heard
some expressions 90 doubt and desp0udeucy. De
ieat De- not pleasant but II party cannot i've without
once Do D. not Warin preserfIuE- ana o. not w0rtl s
lns Tor nor neniug for. TINS government must bs
carried 90 aIHaye uas Deeu. through ulrfI.r
one represents constryltsu, reaction. Hud hiiuortH
sccuonuiism. ne other liberal party. toe par-
o. 1t progress auu uatuuahsu. These difference
are as deep as tie differences 81 human nature Tu.
hepuuncau party Be- tne party OF progress DC repre-
ttuia not o1uces uui ideas anu principles. DO cone
tlinE tue strongest most progressive elements of
the people Itls best adapted % deal 10 Al aaY.fa
lu- 4ul liberal spirit with the questions OF the dav
lts duties auu responsibilities are de-
ieat o. tines would pave oeel IN victory. There BE-
hereafter u politics as N everything else There DE-
great "utE Tor us % DO Let us close up our rauks
We4clme those vino nave Joined US. turn uur tsees
toward tut futnre auu press on Co nuuler ana better
aud higher achievements than even those which have
made our past glorious. / believe more tnAu ever iu
the future ana MISSION Of tine Republican party Let
us make the best OF defeat. raise our standard
higher tuau ever, address ourselves earnestly tla
living issues ana the present. ana press forward t.
the Wurk aud the duties before us
One Junction OF party OF opposition is criticism.
not iacuous ana petty obstruction. but Watcliu re-
slstance ana 1alr criticism. We near much said 40
these days of the 'AeW south ! nope auu ur8y
that all that ls said Of 1t true. trust that there
"a "NeW south and that ttE victory tue euI or
race politics, means tree schools and free ballot
Less than this Will not do. but among ali tuo nurg-
bury OF tue last few days MIDST OF tue dasI-
aug utterauces about the south aud uy SOUTH
voice has been heard clear aud distinct. me 1l
eFll import. ten. Gordon. speaking Tor "tua Lu-
pre- state oi the SOUTH m q great meeting 90 New
Aork last week aiu ms hauu upon the American d-u
Aud said, u nat ls my mas u0r. AOr lnat party
had come ~ nt Eas his h4-. hat De- tue voice ul
lstu. when party defeat meant civil war, ana not
the voice of lisa. IL Is Oh omen II that Is the
voice OF the new south. hope ana pray that it BE-
NOT but tuat % is only the voice OF Confederate gene
erl- my nag nowi' IL o. my nag. no matter what
party De- 10 power II Is tue nag OF my country not
OF my party. There De- not mAu listening TO me,
there ls Nos q Aepuuicau in our broad land, who
does not believe that that D. mis- nag. matter beth
or Mr.. Cleveland or MIR. Blaine President. Let rs
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