Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-07
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Falling OF of Both the Democratic and
Prohibition Vote.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. 4.-Re-
turns from 35 towns give Dillingham;,
rep, 9434 Shurtletf, dem, $3.50; Seely,
pro-, 225 scattering, :.
Same towns IN 1854 gave Fingree, rep,
500; Rrddington, dem, 3442 Stone, pro-,
and scattering, 2G3 Republican gain
over 1884, 1855 net gain of 1862, or 10 per
cent. Democratic loss rs compared with
1854, PIP, or per cent Prohibition loss,
3D. or 10 per cent; net republican gain, %
per cent.
Returns from ~ towns give Dillingham;,
rep, 17,l2S Shurtleff dem, 60S5; Seely,
pro-, 359 scattering s. Republican gain
1854, democratic loss PAS, prohibition loss
H.
Returns from los towns give Dilllng-
ham Gepuhllcan), 25375; Shurtleff demo
craD, ass; Seely, Gl5; scattering, g.,
Same towns in 1851 gave Pingree (repub-
licau), % 1876; RedinSton (democraD, g. 1919 ;
prohibition and scattering, 412. Cams
over 1884; Republican, 3,2O9 democratic
loss, 81 prohibition and scattering, l5l !;
net republican gain over democratic vote,
$40
turns from 1913 towns give Dillingham;
81 OS6, Shurtletf II, ,935, Seeley us, the
came towns in 1854 gave Pingree % 520.
Redington l2 S21, stone 5Gi, republican
gain of $780, a democratic loss of l0S, II
prohibition gain of l54, republican gain
over $3.50. Ia the l23 towns the republi-
can plurality over the democratic vote is
49, $50. Majority over all l7I25, about
two thirds or the whole vo'e. If the same
relative gain is maintained the republican
majority will be about 2S 900 or the largest
since the war.
Returns from the towns as follows {:
Baruet-Josiah kenaston, representative;
Dillingham;, 232 Shurtletf, 1l3; Seely, 6.
Burke-Wendal Sibley Danville-Ly-
man Stevens; Dillingham;, 254; Shurtleff,
2l5; Seely, 10. Hard wick-J. II. George;
Dillingham;, 34; Shurtleff, rs; Seely, II,
Krby-Captsin Ford; Dillingham;. 50;
Shurteff, ~ Lyudon-B. f. Lincoln ;
DILLINGHAM;, 29S; Shurtleh, Pig; Seely, 10.
NeWark-Hsnry Moulton. Peacham-L.
f. Parker; Dillingham;, 1862; Shurtleff AZ
Sheliield-Wiilam Dexter; Dillingham;,
So; sAurtleH, "a; Seely, 20 st. Johns
bury-D bingham, 1913 Shurtlef, 25l ;
Seeley, 36 Walden Wesley Campbell;
Dillingham;, III ShurtieT, AZ ; Seely, s.
Waterford-A. b. Carpenter. Wheelock
Charles Rogers; Dillingham;, lOl I;
Shurtleff, 90; s;eely, 9. Cuncord-J. II.
Walbridge. Granby-J. n. Alder.
Addison County More Than Holds Its Own
MIDDLEBURY. VT, Sept. 4-Tweve
towns in Addison county give Dillingham;
2S93; Shurtleff, 49S; Seeley, llS Same
towns ia 1884 gave Pingree 263l Reding-
ton, 4O5 4; scattering, 20.
Net Republican Gain of 713 in Wind
ham county.
BRATTLEDORo, Sept, 4.-Eighteen towns
in Wiudham county give Dillingham;
$500; Shurtleff, l4l6: Seeley, III. same
towns Ia 1854 gave republican 1925 demo
crat, l529 prohibition, 92 net republican
gain OF il3
Big Republican Gains In Remington
County.
BENNINGTON, Sept. 4--Seven towns in
Bennington county give Dillingham; l13l
| Shmtlef 1901, Seely so, the towns in 1884
republican 1867. democrats 1913, prohlbi-
| ton three. Others give majorities making
total republican majority in ten towns 9ls
as against Gi3 in 1884.
Gains in Orleans County.
BARTON, Sept. Nine towns in Orleans