Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-10

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interested in the subject is called to the !
communication in another column on "Sin- |
ele and double taxation"
state treasurer Henry f. Fields MAJOR
fly as officially announced was 10, lo', the
largest majority received by any State OIL
eer-a very handsome compliment
oGive MS the Australian ballot. We
want it for the protection of voters. - shouts
fho republican Mortified News, and still
the democratic press insists upon it that the !
republicans are not friends of ballot re-
form.
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Vermont, so far as we have been able to get
o.. ,to f,,te TINT tbo nav +oriT law win
~ Tue Id''s' lN"' '"e now ''' ''' ~" w."
donertnarts
President Harrson's receptions as he
Journeys westervard Indicate that he has
not bv any means lost his hold on the peo-
ing has thus lar occurred TO mar 'ue
pleasure oil deIgAIuI 'rlp'
# INNS. bo oxcoodinclv orotifvirc 70
po,a,,. ,tor,.iIl 70 rood tbo ,Ioosort +binos
Cha. ,ro .,i,ioe hin, onl % hi, rro,.l, ~.
$50. o,,..i,l, +,o S,a+a bo,,oorots onl
.o,,,llioors o,il,o rococriz, tbe nronriotv Of
,eturninc him o-oin 70 WASHINGTON where
ne mas So long ana so IaI'uIuIy serNeu LIS
ptate ana MS p'f'y.
The importors are uuttipr up the nricog
of foreign goods and thereby making q
handsome profit under the pretense that
the new tariff law necessitates such action.
The Troy Times suggests that an easv way
to flank the importers and save money is to
buy American goods. which are both better
anu 0'''''i''- ''''
The New Englandere have all moved West
ana thr are llIIinE Iner pl3ceS; IN
anybody in the land Of tho plgrim-oNcept
lac a, f!Ifrlh' HlcaEo fo9t'
LIS iS Ho' qo'te " U'' u"t j 'n9 SurN w.
ING "e'' ms persist j" 'ne" apparent ue-
Bi"iiS' IL VIII SUM 0e "''ose'ner 'rue'
head Of the Senate judiciary committee a
good appointment was made. The appoint
Inent of Representative Wells at the head of
the House committee on banks is also an ex-
cellent one. Mr. Wells is eminently quail
fed for the place and good work may be ex-
pected Of him.
Inc leg 'S'o'uIe cannot 90 better tning
- P'onio'9 i's '7ia''oN 'nu' Will oe sa'lSiac-
Tory 10 'ne members ana 10 the STATE at
large tnah 10 appoint LOT clerk OIL the reVl-
knowledge Of law and WILLINGNESS TO worl,
1t is an important position and should be
filed bv a thoroughly competent and exneri-
enced man.
Henry cabot Lodge stands up mantully
IN defence OF the last congress. tie told
Inc massachusetts republicans Saturday
night that the last Congress made better
record IMAM ady congress since the war, or
than oil the Congresses Tor tue last fifteen
years ne iecK"ns as the most important
whole 'the best tariff the country has ever
had
Senator Edmunds tells Washington cor
respondent that he Is well pleased with the
work done by the republican party in Con-
gress, but he would be better satisfied if the
federal election Dill had N passed, ut
should and would have been passed. said
he, put Tor some unfortunate agreement
between some OF my political brethren and
the democratic senators. The bill, how
ever, he added, VIII pass at the next ses
blon ana become a Ia" hefore the adjourn
"Ihe honor in which he is held by Yer
Snont,' says the Washington Post o.
Senator Morrill,, knows no abatement
and be can doubtless hold the senatorshiI