The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-06-11

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eleciioa vt's every 800 itis ksputt5csu
voter -, troaghi TO TIE peils $40 ols.
siriosys al rty sss - 90 'be i'si vote.
It. nstebts 80 pretty tbafaush csursss
vss made especially hs TIE s'lete'I uen
I Vice i s., leapsi gast tie rspoft msu
iiobed aboye ~ss 10 ritcnIttaa sla 80
Ne bus 10 relate u tbr asht ss rfaot
T csllr gtffo up BY toe Gfout mra Gee
Auudrsd ~ n sttra3sd the etaeus and
sstes large ulFIJ'iiy iaf sncsaey. He
might bsse carried il iu saY tveai sod pro
BATH vool1 have done 80 stih the ~urt
dane by bit suppnuefs bui the ether siie
Soal1 tsre csrttuly uadea nsht ~ u.
la ssshsboy ~s ieara that 10 mea 81
tsuded tue esucas sod elected three Gfout
men sol sitefssrds ilsraeted them 20
vote lo' stotaey by oue me- NV by The
/ o.sftay g. OF the Cbslrmsa, The Vas
: Wy sius aist luius to DO bot Ne nsye
Learned uuitlus ta'tbrr shout II. ba think
tho deleeste. thy be safely c1ubted Tor
Mr. Graui
The Rarlsnd Herald for two days has
claimsd two delegates Tor sickaey from
Dorset No osucns has heeD heli thsre.
No dcubt pl.ns are ltii to capture t~o . 81
ssstss there INT they ought TO b,ye wait
ed auiiI this form hsi been gone through
VITA before sauouuorns the result The
people Of Dorset sre capable Of msusgIng
TIER o~o shsits and may yet have some
thing TO say shout II Hon J o. Sanford
Su 10 the village short tIme Saturday
and the report has gone out ia. he Is for
! Gruut aud brought money 10 I'D biz Uoml
o atiuu. Aay one Who kn0ss Mr. Sanford
aud I'll the meu he sas while here must
be convinced that u lisvle Islander. Not
one Of them would touch q dollar Of any
candidates l.onry Mr. Sanford ss mem
Der OF tue Board OF Agriculture snd Is IN
sr1e0t Circuit man. de has seen Mr..
| Gtouts farm aud kuovs what be is doing
10 that line. and thinks that the farmers
Of the state may nov get what they have
long wanted. q representative farmer fer
GoverDo-,
There VAS report rent at Builing
ton at the District convention, at least We
heard 1t from two or three dllert OF
sources, that certain young mao had
promised this county solid for Stlckney,
though be could at the time have known
the preference OF very few voters 10 tie
county We did hot believe the story at
|
ing = campaign, but subsequent events
would almost seem to give 1t color Of
ruth. The plan Of the campaign seems
| TO bear the impress OF master mind, At
first very little was said about caDdi dates.
It was conceded that both were good men
With perhaps ysry little chti3e between
them, but the plea was strongly urged
that the county must be solid 10 order to
gain some possible advantage 10 the future
and Bennington week earlier than usual
and all possible work was TO be put into
them and # they could be carried for
! Suckney tben the other towns could be
more easily persuaded to fall into line,
The fret part Of the pros ram has been
carried ont, II the remainder results rs
they eIpoctWe may hope TO see four years
| from nov this youpg friend OF ours prom
lsiDg tue whole state OF Vermont to some
aspiring candidate for the presidency. We
know be Is ambitious which is very good
trait Of character, and see no reasC why
be msy pot emulate the success OF Tom
Plat snd Matt Quay 10 their special line
Of work
| A we'll known political msnip ulator
once asked EI Governor Stewart If be
could carry Addison county for a certain
measure.
Cary nothing" was the iudgusut re
ply No msu csn carry Addison county
| may go before the people aud give my
ress1ns II thes seen to be sound and
worthy te people viii adopt them, other
wise ut.
1t SEEMS to u ibe real arimus Of the
pr,srut campaign hss In.t come to hs ht
10 the - eHnd oousrts.lopal district. All
At once. Two weeks before the convention,
three cardid ties agatnst Gen Gtout have
.pruoe mp, J. l. Martin, l. Reed and
Frank Piumley. 1t hss loog been known
hat these gentlemen have been suxious
10 ster ltto Corgresfman Grouts shoes,
but he bss served the district faithfully
snd The people seem disposed to keep him
there | b 81 geullemen dare not sttscs
bin openly for fear OF belog beaten. |
Hooker tried 1t ouce to hls sorrow. The
plan, a. nov announced. II for rsch TO /
get AZ many delegates SIS pos, IDLE snd the /
one sho developers the most strength TO |
stand aud he other. with 'ras. They !
hope by Swinging the trap st this late
day aud coubi0ing their strength TO
bes, him.
srictney vas 10 be pushed fcrusrd With
the etv tha, Grout is the eau t,ia'e Of The
rug and WITH Their forces all otRsniz.d