Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-27

other speaker, Hon. Forrest G. Manches.
ter, to the High school grounds. AS thu
party, led by the Randolph Center band
passed along Main street, handsome
new flag, bearing the names OF Mckinley
and Hobart, was run out between the Du-
Bots and Tewksbury blocks.
At the schoolhouse grounds stand had
been raised just in front OF the building
and handsomely decorated with flags anC
bunting. From this the speaking took
place and on it were seated prominent re-
publicans OF this and other towns. The
numerous trees in the yard bore Ameri.
can flags and thousand small flags were
distributed among the audience.
After selection by the band, the glet
club sang 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" II
which the audience Joined. President D
H. Morse of the Republican club intro
duced the first speaker, Mr.. Manchester o.
Boston, native Of Randolph, who hao
kindly consented to make his first pOllti.
cal speech in Vermont in this town.
Mr.. Manchester spoke for an hour, COW
ering the financial and tariff issues in {
very forcible manner. He presented 6
strong array OF facts and figures in sup.
port Of sound money and protection
claiming that for what distress the country
is now IN, the democratic tariff is respon.
| sible; that free silver Is not q panacea but
an experiment certain to be fraught will
grave injury; that wage earners, bank de
positors, insurance policy holders, etc.
are the real creditors and would be thu
sufferers from deprecated currency
The orator pleased his many friends BY
his telling speech and easy delivery.
After song by the glee club, Secretar.
j. B. Eldredge read the following letter.
from the two Vermont senators, which
were greeted with applause:
strof,ord W. Auonst % 1908
| r.,on., KinhoIi 800
| nanr S;r.I raoret that / con not n
,ritS a uoo a. Randeinh this afternoon
VIZ $1,000 w ~ LII ~ ha Sa,nd.d hu FRO
80 -. r., ,so,,uIist fStv-cort iollor
NJ prvor,s noj;ticsi commissioners ar
n,,n;sh;nr hin, for the hInnders he ha
pu naa ~, =, dincl,;nr h;s mouth r. wnni,
nauI ~ R,rdar te niono hin, ,vbora ~
n uo ~, ~ he nod,octaI Tor four Years
oo1'u ~ - 1YrarrN q M1ppIIr.
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froctOr, W, August ~ ioSo'
Hon. Wm. n: DUBOIS. ).
Dear Sir tnank yUu vsry "ucn To-
your kina lettea o. Inc iosn ir s,I ~ Pan
me toattend the republican rauy az ran
dolph, Saturday OF This week: lshoult
accept with great pleasure II " were no
that l nave previous engagemens "
meet the natlonal commlttee III NeV
York that DAY.
We are oDliged IN tnis state 10 pegll
ana nnlsh our campaign Deiore tne rSs. y
the staIes nave praclicaly pes w en Wis
but ma everywhere tnroughoul yer
mont the deepest interest IN tne great -
sues which are before Inc peoPie AZ I'M
time.
Major mckinley mas aumirapiy seales
them In q few words TO De, An nones
dollar and chance to earn II by homes!
son Inc ne - lseg h cs ~ what cood will
tLap;r Sahased ,rnnav 10 when thew have
dastroveS eli condolences in our financial
svstay, sty,rcL down our industries anC
Ssor;uad the neonie az an opportunitv Il
aar,, even a fiftv-cent dollar.
There il oniv one course to pursue fol-
~ tbnso ,yho ara with ns in this fipht
al .IosT wy tba da,nocracv are Ths
a a,,I. VIZ ~ Varmonter can vote for presi.
S Jny Wy vota Tor Governor. II il fore.
ordai,,od that NIX inlev will carry this
o u.stot th@ Novan,her election and
s"a.thar 6;s mo ior;tv he greater or small
Eli n,aLa NJ dinerence with the re-
s,,t r,.,a size ~ Major Grout,s majority
Sor ,,ovarnor however. will make differ
~ so'0 ne smaller II Il. the more We
s she1, oncnnrage the motley combinations
81 ;sms That are now attaching the ma
Us. y aSnI hon m and the greater II is. the
,aunsr cnmf;dance and the stronger cour-
ane We shall inspire in every patriot
age WI ho SHa tha cnnntrv
n pIeasa o convev NV most loyal greetings
70 tha citizens Of Randolph and vicinity
VA w 's sav ~ them that Orange county bar
n aauo Sa Seen found wanting heretofore and
I I'1 Inow TIN that II viii not be this time.
! Aho" 'na' ~ :" yours most sincerely.
Redfield Proctor.
Wv . Di,,,nahom nat
Ex-Governor ". r. Dilllnghan, nie'
with warm applause Mnel me , alUsu
Though hoarse from cont inu thr speahh
he held the closest atten.lo,. .ait ths sitn.
He gave very hopeIul repor. ~ sns t srau
alton IN Vermont, over WnIca ne, nas w ~
eled extensively OF iate, NoI oaiy a,e t ths
republicans actlve anu un l;u;i.a "a u u
democrats are dlvldea anu u da,ancrets ~,
aimed fun at the vermont uelno i,.nn I'D
their sudden conversion 70 i[ee t sm,ei anu
said that ne pelleved ieW - en1 nlav mri
sincere. He banded TINS issue oi p;ae II,
and told several amusing anu anu ap r;nh ~
stories, among tnem one auouI liOli q.