Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-18

THE BURLINGTON
with foreign nations; that. ms citizens OF Ner-
| mo II, app ci1ting the vA,uc ant i'm Dortsnce
! on rs leading Industry. aEr.cIi.l-e We espeC-
| ihiy commend those provisions of the Nc
| kinney Dil mat for the frat timo give adequate
protection TO farm prudGC0
Reso'rcd that we heartily coplmend the nd
m hlstratIon of President Harrison. 1t has
Deen wise ana patriotic ~ its domestic poi
icy, ana dlgniied, broai and ali g in It's Tor
eign relations. 1t has coHei silently and with
distinguished ability represented the urinci-
pes OF ne repH blican party ma OF pro.:es ana
national growth. 1t has stood firmly for sount
currency, equal rights. protection to Amer lean
industry ana inhintaincNCc ui national right
abroad. The president has. 10y tho high chnr-
acter of his judicial and other appointments,
terances, and by hi- fidelity to the principles
OF our government elevated the STANDARD OF
American sta esma' zip and deserved the
! lasting tr1ti udc Of he country.
"NNtc" htl the rtpnbiican league ~ Yer,
| 'nt.i pttpo7ca by tLoruush orsaHiatti N and
wn", 8" rim i'fo"e tn" peop!s Of tuiS state
| fu!i a"d ifc. i scusslon Of all the principles
or .F,e Lp,Ctbt.- 20, Is developed ana eNeuuIi-
since 1t received and r,.or,,tcd the rcsunnsihi-
! iiy ut government in the state rai national
/ IT, mrrii9d effort to carry encouragement to
! vac repuo!iclu> % our sister rtoteS by giving
! To our State ticket in Scp;e nhrr u IN jority oI
N'' 'rN4 ihth jt'N ana I" thlt md we eRr-
| lrsi y rrrr,u",.Ild tn.t Wur%,n- leagues be
Stu. ,,l,r t'cy do not now II III WV
frvorrt That the inspiration drawn by us
| from the fe and "ervices of the cr"at stetes-
! man and president Abraham Lincoln. upon
! this anniversary Of his birta, loal- IL e. rrnew
our allegiance co the pri ,cipe3 crysiR. ~ 10y
! hIs adm, Illustration into the tene of the Is
tory an life OF the republican party TT the nn-
/ ton. We recognize his life IA an cNemDiiiCA-
| tiul of all that II ,oi ! III aspiration. honor
able in public and private lif" AMI honest In
all their re. tons; ana we take his exnnule
ana Ms tclrhlrS ss Inc highest political VS.
dom, to no applied to he c1iseqc.e, OF govern
ment, where national hoior, domestic tran
qni,ity ana happiness, material prosperity and
| humNn progress aio ro+ .rded rs obistt, to ne
a'j%ag ~ jhT%ng . Tie I .'9a+ O. aygr,%in 2t
! o: burlington AS represented b, tne u. Grant
| cruz our heartbeat thanks Tor tAelr warm We
beautiful Queen CITY 81 Vermont.
The rsnoyt was accepted and q lopted
! ELECTION OF D TLCIArE3
Ina eiect'on OF uo'e6aIss 10 tue Nauonal
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name OF COL j. Il. i's'ey o. ia'le"oro' u
the first dee,ate ut larEu a1l hu Wcs UNI
| anin,u,lv aiacfoi r Il Elinu of I'll
'"'o ' - , VI "
-A!pahs hoIh'h''e1 CHarIe' - HIiinoTe oil
! SwautOn as the seccnd delegate at large.
! T.a ,o,nfn,ti,r WA ,,,,,j.1 Lv q Il
| =, ~ ~ 80
D'Vce Oh Ni.'e "hi ~ ~ harmon Oh
ed
For tho first d,l.rate from tho frat con.
SresslJh4l Gistrlct l.. l. AOl'rook oil
| Milton ncr1inatsl Samuel HlrN3od OF Col
c,osi.r ,rI h, u,s AMI ni,o,,I n A
/ $780, 90" 80 ""'' - -
Harmon Of int!lAa nominated Frank y.
WHIT. 81 Rutland as the second delegate.
- = t, 80. \-,, H., al - .
- D. bu"" % NV 44"''n ana V'"o'" so'-
onded ne nomination GhG Ar. W ME was
| elected.