Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02
THE CYCLONE TOUCH.
1T KNOCKED GERMANS COMPROMISE
SCHEME INTO SMlTHGREGNS.

n EOr'CnStpT
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from '"' ''s'''"'
Carlisle Enjoyed the Storh-ihe NeP"o-
Iicans After the Loavcs and the Fishes.
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a,,,,,,,sio +ho pon,1i,iioans warn much nor
,1 ~ ,,i,nt ,.,,r, of rolitios tbov
fIa,1I ,Io,. ,rbov re,li,ed tl,ot Inv bnl1
49,, ,hit, hand ond ,vore otlo ia enc,iro ad
a,,+,,r,' l., ,,,o M. o,,otL,,. diroct;o, lint
;,,., h,,,,. -, dn If t,.n. mo nrollar, which
,ha,, haI ,o snlvn I'm ono hand was the
.i,|,',. ti,,t tho ho.t ,l,in,, tbnv could do
,'.' ,',,r.,,n ,o1io,. ~ n,acto,l,. irnc.
ti,i+, s,,,,nortiul, Tho nlninistration noei-
tinm fo, nnconditional renral and trusting
t,,tL, ,,,,,',,. nf nuhIir oiirion for tbpir re.
,,ord n,,t ,rothnr nvcandir,lv attractive
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, ~, ,,rosida,tiol c,,nai,n md to
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,bnir lo,5or. tint tbcir host nolic,. would
ta tn ,Inv for tbn ,'nrtlyr.tnrn state.
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,,,,d ,,tio,. h,Iio,od tI,,t tLc rptnrn of tho
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i,. aI,iIit,.ta Loid No nortt,,n.tn,., .t,,to.
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do ti. ,,o.. TO nal,o .n,,o concrs.ion to the
siI,.r, i,tnr..t
T6.i, ,ro,,,n,.nt ,v.. ,b,t fine Rorublicar
,,,t,. LaG cr,atnL :. ,,,n,Lo,. of nav states
in tho vvnst and thot if was the dutv of the
representatives Of the party in thi. cmer-
gcncv to 50 act as to retain possession of
those states. their representatives in con-
, rrcss and their electors in the presidential
E college The Republicans agree that they
, can do nothing in the south. They have
spent all the money and effort to break the
solid south that they are going to spend.
While they expect the south 10 break up
sooner or later the change in that section
is not expected to help their party, but to
bring the Populi,ts TO the front
Those Republicans who argue in this way
claim that with the Democracy of the south
| divided, and with such policy as would
| hold the northwestern states in the Repub-
4, lican column. their party could fairly hope
! to rccapturc the Governments Between
/, these two plans the Republicans he9itated
, for several DAYS. and their frequent and
, earnest discussions Of the situation. as we'll
a,theconclusion which they finally reached
show that the party has its fighting clotho-
ON and is determined torecapture the loavcs
+ and fishes of the official table
! Died an ITS Birth.
f Goro+or Cor,,,n of ,1or,lord ,,.oe .stbe
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