Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Wouid like TO see TN--IudSc Ide Honorcd
Equally Divided ON Grou, and pil-
linsham.

=. IohuSbury. Dc. N-The news ot
Senator Morr;,rS death came as a great
surprise To lhe people here a. no one kna "
=, va> SEX until they saw the announce
,n,uI IN last nights papers. Discussion
aS 10 his sGcccSsor has quite oVcrShadow-
- the locAl poSto:sice contest which mas
wGrus.; UH again over the announcement
thai the CcrsrcSS.on delegation had aat'i-
G,e - call for new petitions from both
csIld-is sisS I0ar corr spoudcnt interviews
I'll a number Of rcpueicars this evening
and is able 10 furnish Gov. Smith with
So:nS Vc-y desirable candidates. -;
Joanshary coGli contribute two very de-
Sirao;e Co.srcSSlncn- Besides the inter-
views given below il was suggested l'v
SsVSI.al parties that me EoN crnNr l-nt
80 outside the regular candidates and take
a man from the supreme Bench. This
CA.Ci JCiEe Ross or judge Eowc.l with
SAN understanding that the Legislature
would select another man IN la.A NoLv
co-reSl'cuGcnt found several who believed
,he contest Law between nil.!nsham and
Ge;.- G0ou, = ;he S-lec;ion was LEFT TO ,he
Legislature with chances fo- either nan.
l-ccal TTde Is naturally strong snd JuG-e
Henry (. ide, eN-cA'ef justice o. Samoa.
w,. set >tro-S Su0Q-or; from -. Johns
bury, the legal Fraternity hsiny largely n
his fSVN-. slNrN =. Nichols CN-Sfa.c
Senator and County Clerk. says: - am n
favor Of judge Iic think he is The
S10onscS, man in the ncld. He Is
thoroughly vtrSed in International .aN. a
trained diplomat AID would make an ,N-
crl--c Senator.
Col Truman =. Fletcher. ,N-S:atS scr-
S'or, and 3 former member ~ ;ha vsslroad
CONN; -SStou. says If had - appoint a
SGccrSSo- - senator Morrill, / should
make vN-SSv. nill;nsham senator, He IS
wei o''Fi for n" place and extremely
~1. - - u l.
C.,csc'e WNclG - cN-ISSNV. p.ncrce'
JlS,scH 1-.sns>Nn of Cabot who i try!n-
a case in this court, says; My first
Vhos>s II he would take il. would -
lucSe F.1el6 ~ Montpelier. Vie would
make an excellent senator. better Than
any r,..s;, " think ~ in N, state oth-
- HAN aim usy cHo!ce would be Js.dce
l6S- k;,ss- of these are far superior 10
any taSt have previously a5-n mentioned.
judge fsre.l il well educated iG conStiiu-
',onSa law and his appointment would IL
= crod't 10 our State. IL VSoV. Smith
should see NJ N 80 outside The district
and ct 'Hc district fichl i out in the u'Nt
l-'s-S.S'GTe hoTee he vii ra-nc eS-GoN.
Ssr-0l : Fas~ os Hyde Pask
juSsc ldc said he mad m opinion - ox-
prsSS sS "a Senator NorTlN's Suc>cSScr
hut sSaS3 tAer,> would - universal sorrow
'ArooctoCI Ihe Stale oVs- sh5 1oa-. q
the statesman He cSrSi6creSi the hon IT
NoTShE TIE am hsiicn Cf any mar and be-
ssrVe>s GOV, Smith would consider the N Il
Ter wisely and carefully
Alden l.. Bailey, president Of the Ci,i-
Sen>' hank a-s a music dealer said: Il
conSssc- 81 JOhnSAaiy fortunate IN haN-
inS ,wc candidates NN-lhN II lHe state
lStu;--tssV. Bales and JuGSs l5e. Mr
SSseS uasls an CNcClsent rv>1rl n Nont-
Pelser ,hiS fan and srea,iy increased his
rVG1'asson throughout the State Ju6se
lSe - trained for public Gtv aui his aD-
Poin1rsenI would ~ equally acceptable"
lsS0t--tscv- Bales sail II am in favor
~ Henry I. llN and Ac-e re VIII sci IL.
He i IhS st,cSt man N the state and
would make a S7,lsnSis senator"
Ncsr correspondent WAS unable 10 see
Senator Harry E.0ise.I su5 Chief Judge
Ross bat close friends II hoth say they
N'o5'1 favor Judge I6e for Senator Nor-
nils place