Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05

The Vermont correspondents OF the
Democratic and Independent papers sup
ply them with election news, adapted rs
far as possible to their desires. But with
every helitling of Republican success and
of the few cases-no more
than in any previous electiOn-where local
bolts and splits have resulted in the cleo
ton of II few scattering Democrats to
county offices, the main result cannot be
wiped out, that Vermont has goue Rcpub-
lican by more thdH the drCfdgc RCpUhi-
can mujOritU The average Republican
majority for the last four State elections,
in Vermont previous to this, is u ,454
The Republican majority this year will he
at least thousand better than that. The
question, he it remembered has not been
whether the best possible candidate was
nominated by the Republican National
convention. 1t is whether the Republi-
cans who preferred candidates other than
Mr.. Blaine are going to acquicscc in the
wish of the majority, as they would have
expected others to acquicsce, if their man
had been nominated, or whether they are
going to kick things to pieces generally in
order to deliver the country over for the
next generation to the spells Democracy.
The Republicans of Vermont say in the
clcarcst manner that they viii not have
part or lot in any such disorg'nHIn@ pro
cccdiugs They stand bythcir lartya~ the
best one hey know Of. and they Will vote
~ ~quarcIy, IN tHr l'rtsI"tntl3i election.
The international Postal Union has ac-
compli,hcd much in Che international
corrcSpnnIcncr. and the Quinuupn
mai international f"Slai congress o"Prh
at Lisbon on oct"nrr l. Will nrl'- ''-''l'f
experts III the foreign il''l service WIZ"
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