Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-03
he Election. NcNt Tuesday.


pears the freemen of Vermont will he
called on to decide the issues of the pres
ent canvass at the polls. Every Repub-
lcan should understand that this is an
important election. UpCn it csts not on
ly the continued good government OF our
State, but in large measure the question
of the continued influence Of Vermont III
the national councils, and dependent on
that the welfare of the Republican party
of the nation and its success in the next
national contest.
Republican voters need no urging to
vote
THE REGULAR STATE TICKET.
Upon our vote for governor and lleuten-
ant governor, depends the maintenance
of the fame of Vermont rs the star that
never sets, and leader of the Republican
coumn Of States. We have State ticket
of clean, able and good men. They will
continue the line of policy which has
given to Vermont very great reduction OF
taxation; and an administration of state
affairs uneXampled for economy, honesty
and fidelity. They are entitled to every
vote.
W dNbt HO NOltS VII an NIiIl' PAT A'Nh
cts They amount to nothing in this
State, whatever may be the case else
where. To vote such ticket is simply to
throw away vote. Vote for Ormsbee,
Fuller and the full State ticket.
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Our present able, trusty and popular
representatives., John w. Stewart and
oil
the suffrages Of their constituents. They
have served the people we'll and reflected
credit on the State. Let them have each
the full Republican vote of his district.
VOTE TIE REGULAR COUNTY TICKET.
The Republicans of Chittenden County
have good ticket of clean and honest
men. Gen. William Wells, a. i. Stevens
and Smith Wright are true Republicans,
responsible citizens, competent men of
business, sound and trusty Edmunds men
Examine your ticket and see that it bears
the name of each.
BEWARE OF SPLIT TICKETS.
There will be plenty of them Don't
play into the hands of the Democrats, and
make yourself a party to any under
HtllVt' lIdueS. Que LOT JuuBe
Wales for Judge of probate for
Joseph Barton, for sheriff for ID. j.
Foster, for States attorney for j. r.
Smith and T, w. X. Nichols for side
judges for 5. H. Macomber for high
bailiT.
Especially, and above all, look out for
THE TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,
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in progress for weeks, in almost every
town IN the State Money has been put
out freely to secure men who will plot
with the Democrats, or permit themselves
to be the tools of Atkins x Co., in des-
perate effort to defeat the reelection of
Senator Edmunds. Just to the extent to
which they succeed will the Democrats
eXult over the Republicans Give them
no cause for hurrahing. Put the stamp of
your condemnation on this corrupt at
tempt to defeat by money the choice of the
honest and true Republicans of Vermont.
In towns where caucuses are yet to be held,
be on the watch to see that you are not
trlcked into the nomination of some free
pass man, or some man whose interests
or prejudices make him unreliable on the
senatorial question. Watch the purchas-
able voters, and the men who are hand
ling jay Gould's money in our Vermont
election.
ToaItempt by bribery or threats to con
troll or affect the vote of any freeman. is
an offence, punishable by a fine of $500
under our laws. If anything of this sort
IS attempted. spot the briber, and see that
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