The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-04

oiIARLEn WARREN FAIRBANRs
publican congressional delegation. III
diana delegates and alternates u ths
national convention. tile state central
committee and the Republican Edto
rial association an there had beer
especially invited
On THE lawn surrounding three sides
Of Tie residence and extending fail 81
All sides beneath the great forest 81
trees were several thousand friends
nelgi4bors ana political supporters 81
the senior Indiana senator Alassed in
q body were thousand members III
the Marion club who had acted as es-
eort for tie distinguished visitors
Mckinley Weather
The house was elaborately Decorated.
and on one side Of the lawn were two
large tents topped by waving banners.
The day wits enc of the most beautiful
Of the year and as Senator Fairbanks
stood 0p tie vefanda, watching Tie
iinislling touches being put to tile pre-
liminafY arrangements, Ia smllngig
said
This i tic kind We used to caIi
Mckinley weather
The programme was similar to char
arranged i Canton by former presl-
dent Mckinley on Tie occasion of bis
Official notification
Hhe especially invited guests were
served with luncheon i'd large tents on
the lawn, and the general public was
served with light refreshments ii tie
house 4 photograph ~ tle candidate
and committee WAS taken from the
steps ~ tha Yeranda.
an enthusiastic greeting was aceofl
ed the two speakers as they Appeared
on the vefaada The demonstration
lasted Tor several minutes, during
which the members Of the committee
were seated. Cheers broke ont again
and again and several reeognltions
were necessary before quiet sas se
cured MF Root without preliminary,
addressed himself u the formal not
heation IIe aid III part
The committee which now waits Upon
Yen was appointed by the national Gems
Yen0qn d tie Republican party held 1T
Chicago IL June aud jos agreeable dutH Is
- notify ven q spaf nomination as the
Republican candidate for the office st
vice president q tae United States for tho
term q begin 81 ihe 4th day Of March
1895
II is Il great office 70 which you al
called. john Adams and Thomas Jeifer-
son and George Clinton and John C Gal-
noun and Martin Van Buren, and many
Others whose names are lilWstri0us Ia tie
history 0f aHe country have filled iii It
~ Any attlee af high dguity and immeai-
ate. ever present Importance 'fhp credit
and honor Of our country are greatly CON
cerned 70 the character and conduct If
the man who presldHs over the United
States senate that powerful aud august
body 81 which xap are already 50 *
perieaced, 81 useful ana So bon0red
member
But the vice president has other grave
duties 81 imperative obligation The pri-
mary duty q tae vice president d Dc al4
WAYS ready e take W the burden d che
presidency Il occasion REQUIRES carries
Tith 4 the duty to be always ready to
continue uHbrakea the policies which the
people hage intrgeted ta TIE adeninistra
tion fer execution For TIA due per
Torrance 81 tais dusty the VICE president
should be familiar With the conduct 81
anairs by the administration as Il pro-
eeeds. part 81 It's eounscis. and iuabaed
with q knowledge of 6 labbrs its per
plexities end lis motives. that can come
only from Intimate association and CON /
hdence end sympathy
no Antasonisp Of Policies.
Too often 4 has happened that. after
excited contests SCI tle presidential nom.
nation, the candidate for vice pfesideng
has been selected from tho defeated fae.
tiVn fof the purpose w appeasing their /
resentment ANA that after election TX has
stranger @ the eeunseie 81 the president
whom be may be called d succeed
happily VS. are IN 40 such case The PEG
PIC would fain see again such relations /
q sympathy and loyal helpfulness for the
public good e existed between President
Mckinley and Vice President Hobart
md ne personal relations between Pres.