Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-03


mate to-day is that Mr.. McCu,loupb will,
get nearly all. If not absolutely All Of tbs
delegates from Addison county To MT I,
Y mildly the strong friends bereahouts ~
Mr. Webb's nomination were NOT orlv eur.
lprised but disaDpointed at his withdraw.,
ard the attempt ar this late dav Of Mr.
/ ProctOr's friends to burpIarizc mo ron
lvention with one of those old fashioned ami
I thuds that We used to hear ca much ahou,
/ In years gone nv
As q matter of fact no entbyeiasn, soer,s
t. have been engcndered in this section for
the candidacy Of Senator proctor's son
lalthough the yo,lny man wont 70 scbon,
ard college here for some vnars and 6nauv
left Middlebury college and went ia Am.
llerst TO finish his cp,reo ,,,orc Owe so,n.,
unreasonable neople who exnr.ss tho onir-
ron that So much of n son of Vern,ort 81 6
Senator Porctor's son might have ohtainod
I.qually as good an education in one Of tho
Vermont colleges as he could have So
cured at that time at Amherst
But this is n small noint to find fault
with and the critics would probably do as
well to throw II aside but sucl, .henid
motions " i'll occasionally crop out RI, the
way, 1t nay be said in pJsyiIu tbat lnuir
Mr. Proctor was " ell liked while a student
| in Niddle1u,v and that the no,,,ia ubo
| know OF him have no douht of hi. abiIitv
nor that he would make a creditollc yo,.
ernor. Eut he Is Young enough to vii y
while according 70 good oninion hare and
should not have allowed hin,self IN br
prccipitated into this camnaiyn nc Tho dir
ICumstancas were and are
Others viii ask Won rreollentlv the oues-
Ition. '.\Vhy is Mr. Proctor any moro Iil<oly
10 MAKE n GOOD governor than Con NJ.
ICulloush?" and the chief answer is thoi
he is n native born citizen of Vermont
Iwrilc Gen. McCullourh was unfortun,te
enough 10 have bce,, horn in anotbrr Stntc
and 10 have resided i'm Vermont for onlv
abourt 20 wears Then again Some ~,
Icon. McCulIoueh's onnonents ara nsl,i,,
with much rusto. Where did NcCulIourh
got his title of gcncralo" Tho answer r.
that conundrurn has not bonn ,rt,.nr Il, 80,
terms so far ne the writer cam io,rn
But if became known here last wnel, that
Mr. Proctor was NOT fooIinc- mn IN Id
earnest in the business. During thn middle
of tbn week there was a rathorirc of tho
proctor clans here and bceidns Ton, NIL
and Harry and RiIIv thora woro aIeo 80
Icnt LAWYER T. r Morse Of prnr,or nd
pn,,, Exan,irar Trarlr Eieh 80 W.
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