The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-04

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we're qsict 10 take s5rasisse 81 tbis Ia
urge - nsay ~ they could iraaeaes iaio
supporting their tiete, This " esgtcisilr
nofiepshle ia the increased isamher q
Dsmoefslir representative elected 70 he
legislsisre Probably more ihsa 6onbls
ihe n,aai Bamhef Il Democrats eiil b.
fond 10 ihs house ihle iall, aud psshAps
ope Democs,ic sttstof firm aa,laud
oeusiy. - u il possible 'ha y, l. Gfii,
aih q D.rby s defeated, though Il q
10 doss u Sss % The labor is.ue.
Ia TITS ooaoiy ihs ptuiaa'ien q P,ke
ior sberG proved 10 be bal m,s'sAe aud
cosi the Republicans q good nspy votes
Eeinrts from . ms!0riiy q The iosrs 10
Iiea,e that Robinson, re Democratic eau
iidse f9r sheriff is sciei BY over teo
hua5fed mai5riiy. Pike raa h~hiad hi.
ticket 10 almost every town end 10 sasns
Of them il ssa a land Glide. BtrUiugt0
gave B9blnson 2sg nsi nifty, A'ilogieu %,
Postal SC. saaittufy ~. D0fset 30
stamford %. Wnodiord -, Sandrfiai d
u peia gave Pike - majority, sand
gate Is. Mancletit 83 Rupert no. mu
oi lle remaining touos viii probably gi'c
Pike msior,y but bot enough To ca u
him. The rem ihder Of he Rspgb'Ieaq
ticket is ,ltcics. slth tie except "a d
Judge ~ Probs IN the Bsnnihgtoi ID
tict sbere Ii is clg ned thal Aired Rob
ioson defeats Mescl IN by = small msi n
ny. Representatives. 10 this coubtyias TAI
heard from are Al i1etoa DR.. w. 5 PM
lips X, Bennins,fn X NJ HougLton d.,
Dorset John Buiiam ID NJ acheaiar u. q,
otyis r.. Peru A. J Sinonds X Sand
gate Alfred Beebe H.. Sunderland A i.
Bowen d., Rupen +. W. CArpeetr r.
Salisbury Geo. z. Montgomery b.
sandgsie seens to be tie banner Repab
lican iowa, cssiiag N re hspub ican
votes aud one less Dtml cratic vote than
i did 10 1885, the vote ig o. for Pee
aud 30 for Brigham. f. wasn't an''en yea,
10 SYNDICATE Oaly Democrats voted ~
Rupert to ll3 Republicans.
la Rutland there wss a bitter strife over
the Repfeseptaiise. +. W. Clement, cwu.
er OF the Heial aud pronounced in iay Z Of
high license was the regular Rapub can
nominee. 4. W. MAloney, bright " ung
lawyer was the Democratic nominee. 4.
II. Brown the workIngmen's csndidste,
and L Q. Lewis Prohibition. The first
ballot showed 600 for Clement, 4l2 for
Maloney, 362 for Brown aud 262 for Lewis
The third ballot gave Maloney 6S7, Gem
eut COL, Brown III, Lewis SO The last
ballot at a N gave Maloney a small
msiofity The event seems to show, a.
this distance, that the nomination OF Glenn
ent by the Republicans was a mistake.
The course OF the Herald on the license
question alieDGled the prohibition Repub
leans aud the Democrats were smart
enough TO stick to their own CANDIDATE
and there could be but one result.
Ia many towns the license question
played an important part 10 the election
of representative, in some of them elect
ing a Democrat, and 10 a few high Ii
cense Republican was elected Il ia evi.
dent that bigh license will receive large
vote in the coming leg stature bat will
lack considerable Of majority in the
House while the Senate will be likely Ia
be stro lgly in favor of prohibition. Though
the present law may be modified 10 some
respects as it ought to be.