The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-07-11
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Gov Robinson has done the Republican
party and the state great service by his wonder,
full campaign and his clean, courageous ana
wise administration. He will not be allowed
to leave the chair he has filled SO well.-lbos
ton Herald.
-Four months from to-day we will be cele-
brating the election of Democratic president.
This timely notice is given in order to prevent
misunderstanding and to save the opposition
great deal of unnecessary work.
The prohibition national convention Will be
held in Pittsburg July 23d.
It is said at the Independent headquarters
that a great many members of Republican town
and city committees have resigned.
Ben Butler at Chicago, as the representative
of the alleged unknown quality in politics, is a
picturesque object, but he will not get beyond
the spectacular point. 1t is his misfortune 10
be too far ahead of his day and generation, ap-
parently New York World.
Blaine, Garfield and Arthur were school teach
ers at one time, according to Repubncan cam
paicn documents. According to his speeches,
Logan never attended school Hudson Reg
lister.
The New York Tribune says Logan speaks
French and Spanish. Is that what you call 1t :
We had thought it was an attempt TO speak
English Richmond Dispatch.
Mr. Blaine will please keep in the shade. The
weather is warm, sunstrokes are liable, ana the
Democrats don't want to see the Republicans
compelled to make another nomination. Chi
eago Times.
The nomination OF Mr. Blaine By the Repub-
lican convention has been received with amaze,
ment and indignation even by a very large
number of the Republican party. 1t is not nee
essary to pass any opinion on the exact accur-
acy of the charges which have been brought
against his administration and conduct in the
high offices which he has already held. That
they are even possible and plausible is enough
to disqualify him for the office of chief magis-
trate OF a great nation. The opposition of SC
large number of the very best men of his own
party is one of the most promising indications
of q coming reform. - American Literary
Churchman.
William Gill has written play called "Two
Bad Men," We understand, however, that no
reference is made in it to Blaine and Logan
Boston Transcript, Rep.
"The great trouble with Mr. Blaines foreign
policy" saws the Boston Herald Ind), sis
that it is, and inevitably would be, based on its
supposed effect on the country. Mr. Blaine is
sensational"
We intended to have given the report of the
text book committee this week, but had a little
too much celebration and overlooked it,
[Orleans County Monitor.
Is that what you call II: brattleooreans call
it whiskey, but celebration" is good. Never
theless, don't let it occur again.
We are told by the Republican papers that
''the Irish are in favor of Blaine, and Will vote
for him as a class" This is not true. This is
great year for independents, but there is not
the slightest reason, other than the secret de
sire of certain willy politicians, why Irish poll
ticians should become independents and desert
the Democratic party just as it is coming into
power Boston Pilot.
There are scores and hundreds Of just as good
men as walk-men who have never failed TO
give the Republican party hearty support,
who have cheerfully spent their money and
time to elect its candidate and who have Oeen
counted among the wisest and most trusted ad-
yisers-who now, to say the least, have not
made up their minds TO vote for James q Blame
Men OF this class cannot be bulldozed.-lMaIe
chester Mirror and American.