Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-28

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is. not that his party has trumphCd but
that it has not trumphed completely
The salvation of the country rests on the
fact, not that Cleveland is electcd-thc
hope of success on the part of all our
great industries rests not on the fact that
he is to be our next President, but rather
in the fact that, being our next President,
he and the House of Representatives be
hind him Will be unable to carry
out the doctrine which he represents, be
cause of the intcrposition of the Republi-
can Senate and 50 again, as in the count
less instances of the past, the Republican
party saves the country.-HOH. EmOrV
SiOrrS.
One week before the election Blaine and
Logan had n sure and easy majority in
this State 4 RIM of worse luck than that
last week brourht has rarely been seen
The Delmonico dinner ahenated many /:
the "Rum and RomanisIn" turned many
thousands. the sun shour for the Demo
cratic business men. while the rain poured
ON the Rrpublicans the Rppublican night
display was impaired i'm the same way.
WllIc the Democrats lilu Clcdf skies ana
dry pavrmpnts for theirs and finally we
had n rainy election day which ALWAYS
means a lighter Rpplblicau vote. Yet of
all these. only DR. Burchnrd was fatal
Wehavc heard of a single cougrrgation in
BROOKLYN where n huudrr men mad .irn-
ed Il paDrr pIpduinr 1Lrn-clyrs to vote for
Blainr. and after learning of DR. Bur-
chard's remark ninrty-two went and de-
minded that their sionntirrs shnuId In.
erased 4 dozen n1hrr cases ruually
marked orr rennrtrd and almost every me-
live Rrnmhlicdn has indiviJmnl knn,ylaieo
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Theodore Roosevelt ON the Result.
Theodore Roosevelt of New York. was
interviewed in II paul ON his way to his
cnttle ranch in Dako1o He said. "Nv
friends and myself worked hard earnestly
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