Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-06-26

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told not only that they saouli have
abundant prosperity but the sP-1s-c
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per.ty hare had the very opposite tend
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liz the beginning, OF had exercised the
! most rigid economy they have reduced
him 70 absolute WANT. 1.-THE influences
and results Of an administration such as
we have had for the past three years.
bringing immense quantities Of potatoes
at 10 cents bushrl and other things IN
| proportion viii not sober men, and 6
! pecial!v the farmers Of this country TO
think honestly. soterly and earnestly,
what in Gods name can? We Say This
reyerea-ly but seriously.
All that the people have been waiting
for the past six months or more IL an
honest. plain. positive statement Of those
sound principles Of government which
majority rejected al the last election
They determnedly have been in mind 70
demand anything that is not the admin
Iistration under which they are suffering
They have got now a man whom they
not only want, but man whom they
feel sure IS in their hearts and minds with
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political influence. Those who were mis-
| led At TIE last election are Sung By dis
| astrous reyers-s in their business, occa-
stoned by legislation growing out Of the
vicious principles On which the present
administration were basel. Not Only
were the principles On which the present
unfortunate administration started FALSE
to the true interests Of the country but
by administrative and legislative opera
/ ton the country has been carried beyond
even the infamous bounds o: the Begin
ming. Not only did the administration
start with dangerous tendencies but pur
sued them. And now the administration
Is floating of in fragments leaving the
president nearer the platform which has
Just been adopted at ST. Louis than he
will be probably TO the one which win
be adopted at Chicago. When the latter
is published, although it may seem tenn
erous in Us TO do SO, we will in our crude
and humble way endeavor to analyze
and compare the two and show what TO
US are some queer pictures Of the relation
which some sections, parties and indi-
viduals bear to the various principles
now announced and before the people.