Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15

Candidate Felix ". McGettrick, th
Democratic nominee for governor. ant
f C. II. Davenport concluded a thre
days campaigning trip about III
county before good audience at tn
Auditorium Wednesday evening. Ih
/ trip had included Bellows Falls, jack
sonyille, Wilmington and NeWfane
j with afternoon and evening speeche
and lots of hard riding to make con
nections, and both the speakers natur
ally were very tired: but they present
ed facts and figures that ought to fur
nish food for thought for voters who
seek only to do right by themselves
their state and their fellow taxpayer:
at the coming election. One long time
Republican said coming out of tbs
meeting These fellows have the ap'
pearance of telling the truth; they
give Us the dates. pages and details Il
verify their statements: I've carefully
listened to all three sides, and this i
the first time / have heard that sort Of
thing
Mr.. McGettrick is magnificent speak
Rand when he came to get warmed
up Wednesday evening exhibited a
marvellous power Of holding the atten-
tion of the audience He and his com
paniou had each spoken about an hour
and quarter before their farmer au-
dlences ana NOT man itit "hi4e iller
was talking. The truth Is our farm
ers are dead in earnest this year :
though they have been slow 10 move
out Of lifelong party lines, they are at
last thoroughly awakened 10 the need
Of a radical reform, po4lEiGa! nous
Cleaning I'D state ailalIs, aho 'nt IeS'i' q
IN september Is n't oHu 'Ie i'OsSi''4-
lties 9t even lhle4Il gen guess "oIh'
lhe democrats nave an oLpof uHIta
OF half century II lhey VIII ohI3 ~ 70.
prove 1t. ana WhlIe deL! lne DO treail'
as they should not Clement lof the
grand work ne mas unht ID uncover ins
the rottenneSs OF l9il'Icai anu pIobip'
ltory conditions Will remember a. -hr
McGettrick forcibly showed IN delail,
that he mas told Us hQtDihE new bu1
only what the ga!lant NIUE Democracy
of the state has for years been te4llne
US, and that he proposes hothlnS out
what Inc DelA3cFa ~ latlE L5s m lt.'
proposing ana hehtih- LOT an 'nJ1r III
ear lna' ~ ieo'' nv -. oi.i' "a e.
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II II liliSel' Z, ~ ny 10 'I"s' hl,-
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W. NcHt4'IIch =! WIZ st we neAt ~,
efhor OF eInloHt, ~ lHgic iio th;. ~
l0ri'H AZ tAe loals, a. - 4iNeiH a! ~! Us
AE ior ons c"NHt" "
anH AZ AZ - lilole tn'n -
Mco uIloueH APPEARS III .He leS " "
more lhah ie" 7iloLt " a i!iayoi -. ins
only pOsalpte soi iI5Ioh - ny ~ I''o-
OF McN1ettrich' ihe ny uiiousH u ~ ~
Clement lac'lons VII ei,ne[ VI pIln
turn 10 MIN ralher 'ndu let 'ne o'ilel
WIN 80.
Ana II that results II VIII pe " Eo4u
result for the state. ID pf!hclpIe
It VIII accomplish every lhlnS thai
the Clement following desire, anu
1t viii give US governor worthy 10
rank IN lntellectual quali'H win lIe
foremost IN our history the ackho"I-
adged leader OF the, har n ms own
county and among the pest ana most
successful lawyers IN the state-and
whatever else may ne salo lot or
against him, man VINO was never
afraid in his life, and IS chuck tuI! of
he moral courage needed IN this Crisis