Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-09-10
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tbs, Ell M Parks, W 6 Stiles, Charles
Ross.
ST. ALBANs, W., Sept. 4. The
result in Franklin county is a sweep
ing republican victory, the whole
county ticket being elected by ma.
jorities ranging from 804 to 1880,
with one town to hear from, which will
not materially change the figures.
st. Adams gives Dillingham; 835,
Shurtleff 366. Only five towns in
this county have been heard from on
the state ticket. These give Dilling-
ham 1716, Shurtleff SIT, Seeley %.
These towns in 1884 gave Pingree
1892, Redington 9O2, Soule 33.
Stranahan, Bell and Giddings are
elected senators from this county,
and Markin sheriff, in spite of the
determined fusion effort.
BENNINGTON, VI, Sept. 4. The
election here to-day has been of deep
interest to all parties and has result
ed in republican success for all the
candidates. Additions to the voting
list or two hundred names made this
the largest vote ever cast in the
towns-1292 out of registered vote
81 II
was elected on the first ballot by a
majority of ~ over Eli Tiffany,
democrat. Mr.. Yelling is we'll known
throughout the state and will be a
prominent member in the legislature.
He is engaged in the manufacture of
paper at North Bennington.
RUTLAND, VI. Sept. 4. The cleo
ton passed off quietly, but intense
enthusiasm prevailed. Herald returns
from towns throughout the county
show large republican gains and
heavy democratic losses. The towns
of Rutland, West Rutland and Proc
tor, which four years ago composed
the old town of Rutland, show a gain
of 800. Hon. Henry M. Field, re-
publican, is elected town represen-
tative by 645 majority, which is the
largest republican majority ever cast
in Rutland. The victory was cele-
brated tonight by a magnificent
torchlight parade, with 1000 men in
line, grand Examinations and displays
of fireworks, and speeches in the
park by representative-elect Field,
Judge Morrison of Arizona, and
Capt. S. J. Forham of Chicago.
BRATTLEBoRO, VT. Sept. 4 The
most exciting campaign during the
present generation closed to-day
with a largely increased republican
vote. The Brattleboro vote stands
1902 for Dillingham;, 456 for Shurt-
left and SO for Seeley-a republican
net gain over 1884 of 318. DR.. HI.
D. Holton was elected representa-
tive, polling his full party vote.
The hill town of Marlboro is prob
ably the banner republican town of
the county, making gain of 50 in
total vote of 1872. Returns from all
but five towns in Windham county
show a net republican gain of 713.
The republicans are exultant, while
the democratic headquarters are de-
serted, the members of that party
have gone home depressed and dis
gusted.
BURLINGTON, VT. Sept. 4. The
IL towns in this county (Chittenden)
gave Dillingham; 4444, Shurtleff 1865
and Seeley "a. This shows a net
republican gain of 452. The great
strife to day in Burlington was for
city representative The republicans
succeeded for the first time in four
years in electing their candidate,
giving Hon. Henry Ballard major
ity of 1875 over the democratic cam
didate, Professor 7. G. O'Sullivan
of St. Joseph's Catholic college, and
Gen. Howe of the prohibition candi-
date. The republican state ticket
had a majority of $50 in Burlington.
The republicans celebrated their vic
tory tonight with a procession,
headed by the Sherman Military
band, and a rousing mass meeting
in city hall, with stirring speeches,
and large bonfire in the square.