Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-17

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many years. and above all, an honor which
appreciate more than any other that
b ,h r"' ,o,b,i nne was my e pvdom in
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MY OPPONENT-MR. w. 4. WALL.
T, &c u,ou known ali over tho state thar
ba has been a lender and very active in
10 dnrocra,ic Marty for many wears. ac
ca,,ing many bonors from il and serving
- y,ou
. In isso bo vas nominated in the domo-
crotic convention in his county for the
bi',h oo1'a ot sonatnr
H. tsss he uas anno;nted nv , democra-
.ic nrosident as nostmaster Of Randolph
: and served four yeors-the most rcmtlne-
ra,ive and in,nortont apnointmeni i'm the
t county in the rift Of the National Demo
crn,ir administration
fn 800 w. ,,.,s ,,n,,iro,oa :, tho de,oo-
cratic state corvontion az candidate for
lioutorant-go,error
I'm tstf he was again nominated in this
| ORANGE ,,ountv az a de,nocratic candidate
| for senator
,rhis nomination no declined 10 accent
nor becauso he did NOT intend IN longer
bu; because his marty had in tho convnn
tion adonted the Chicago FREQ silver Mat
form as will be seen bv the following lei
Ter nubIished in the Herald and News in
Anens, iSos.
"A PROMINENT RANDOLPH DEMO
CRAT BOLTS.
R,ndo,uh August ard 1896
IA A Olmstoad' ESQ
Irhoirmon Uamocratic courtv convontion
: Dear sin 500 NV the rubiic nrinte that
I nv name was used Al the democr,,tic
county convention lately held as "A candl-
datc for senator from Or.rga county 'rhis
Wax done in NV absrnce and wiIho1t nnI
ronslIltn,ion Win me This same couven
| tion o,1or.nd no I,hIc,cn ,,,ntforr, ,rb,+
platform l cannot endorse and it follows
Una, ! oaliiol Slanu IoI once OH H. /
ie'riole a'no'u 10y teiuHc " PEI my my
n"Hle ~ ne use" anu II mus ne .dht',
.
WI a.iti st"i pi' ~ Pt@oe VI r'itiie win
i"ec' WIN my "PP'oN"4 iours ,iuS'
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o'.,c' re mas oeen an Uiu me s'"'M tiil
L'tnIle uciiiUci" d. anu SIN Claims 10 NC
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l"' .e"' we io' 'icNii''c!' ou1 WIZ sup
Polt Soulu- HioheS "cli'oViatic .iChc'' II
one - hpiI ,l"lc"' ne VIII Prooao'y woe
: Iieves him to he "A dcmo,+at after his own
, pattern
TWO years later, in 1898, after the an
: nouncement that he was republican,
which came as a surprise to everyone, he
was elected to represent his town in tho
General Assembly.
lie was elected, not because he was a
; representative republican, but because he
was in position so that the people could
: recognize his services, and good citizen
ship generally, in way he could not eX-
pect from his old party, it being in such
a minority.
THE ATrAcE az NV cr,przENctIru
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