Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-07
Quay and Gorman---a Contrast,

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entitled to the thanks Of the people Of this state
fh " Sn n ' nf t ,T S alSg'H SSa'Jrs III
leader of the Democratic senators in their pro.
rrvoutiona,V and odions Forr, SiI AMI thot nv,
ms ceasresS vigilance dauntless courage and rare
/ memorable and momentuus contest he has worth.
ny earned his commission as United states Sen
"Resoired, further: That in recognition Of the
mueity any capaclly WIN wich ne mas served me
his high place. and in or,ler tn secure for ms a con
tinuance in the councils Of the nation of the bene-
nt OF ms enlarged eNperienice sound Judgment
inc tbn mnanimn,,s snntment nf tb namor ~
all sections Of the state do now nom nate him by
accumulation Tor reelection TO the senate; amt as
narty IF his state do earnestly call mon the
Democratic members Of the next general assembly
10 give To- MN their unanimous enthusiastic and
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lhese TWO lhcldehts torclDiy suggest the
/ contrast in moral tone between the Repub-
/ lican and the Democratic parties. The
/ Renublican Marty occasionally falls into tho
Loud. Sc ,,,,,,.,,,,,,. IL. 7, .,,;,.,.
" VIZ was SuH,1
vi grave lilulscretioh' as Is ITO" Hlaue
clear, when it elevated Mr.. Quay to the
craftsmanship of the national committee.
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'"''S 'il"' 'ne party co'''" no was 10 pro
test against ms continuance III the ONCE
for which he was plainly unfit. and to urge
his voluntary resignation. This has been
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i'"' "'''i "n'''''i mas ooiil' o"' anu "e-
Hlahueu MS WITHDRAWAL Inc profound
convictions OF the party on TINS subject
nave he'll MAZE so manifest that hhaIly
VT. quay III spite Oh ms tehacllN OF VIII
anu poasleu lnNuiheIapllllH 10 cTIllclsi
mas peeh forced 10 retire
no" "iHereHl Is lhe attribute Oh the
Democratic party MT. NOllhah Is poll
'lclah OF the same OBNOXIOUS type As MT.
quay. In lact, OF the TWO men MI. Tor
man Is poIltlcally the more obnoxious, Tor
MS pernl"Ious activity has extended over a
hnu'h longer period ana ms reputation
was wei understood before MI Quay 4
comparatively unknown man outside OF
IrhhNNlNanla. was irst made chairman OF
the Republican national committee. Mr..
"orlnah' from thr outset OF MS puDIlc ca
reer' has embodied all that Is uhwholesome
anu dangerous III current politics. lie hrst
leaprd INTO no'orlety because OF the ire
hendouslN effective party machine that he
lad punt up Ill Maryland ny the ald OF the
thugs Oh balliihoit' lie Always mas Deell'
ana Is now hateu ny lhe pesl eIeiltitS IN
the Democratic party III MS state, but lie
mas rrleiltlessly crushed MS opponents I'M
I'll they do not now dare To hit niger to
resist MN.
There Is not single measure OF lmpor-
lance WIN "nlch III All MS years III the ma
uonal senate ms name mas Deell prominent
~ ld"htlll'd. lie mas inquired simply as a
master OF the arts Oh trlckery ana oD-
>'rucuon. III polltlcal management he Is
cohitsstdlN the most INSCRIPTIONS ana
adrot corruptlohlst that even the prollhc
Democratic party mas ever produced. lie
Is sworn Zoe to clNll service REFORM to a
free ballot ana to an honest currency.
rms Is the man whose distinguished ser
Wees ceaseless vigilance, dauntless
courage anu rare tact ana aOlllty are
ththuslasucaIly laudeu ny tue Democracy