Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
QUOTED AND NOTED.
Being the Fruit ola cursory Trip Of
the Scissors Among Our State
Exchanges, With Now and
Then q Word ofOur Own.

4 the Scissors Among Our STATE
Exchanges, With Now and
Then Word ofOur Own.
| DeBoer would not 90 after the gov
| ernorship nomination and the nominal
ton declined to 20 after MIN this year
but there are other years Barre
Times.
4 parting consolation, truly.
Farm Help Wanted Wages viii be
5000 a day; breakfast served in bed,
working hours from 10 a. m. 10 p. N.
All heavy work will be done by the
boss. Cigars furnished free. Any
hand working the entire season can
have the farm. Apply atonce.- Adv.
in Bradford Opinion.
Such inducements ought to draw
but will they
The denunciation OF Senator Proc
tors endorsement by Addison county
| by the Middlebury Register is mostly
| important Tor the fact that it probably
/ indicates that Col. Joseph Battell is
grooming Ex-Governor Stewart Tor a
race with the senior senator this fail.
At least 50 the matter is reported from
Middlebury. Are Battell and Stewart
becoming paresis victims in their old
age p Exchange.
No signs OF it in Stewart-and no
new signs in Battell's case.
As to town representative. what's
the matter with sending some man
who has always been an active work
ing Republican, who is a taxpayer to
an extent tina: shows a successful
private lite, who has some ideas other
than those shot into him by his friends
gattling guns and who won't get
entirely lost in Montpelier p Hard
wick Gazette.
All this is good, but the one chosen.
in nine cases out OF ten, will be the
good fellow" who has lot OF friends
and wants the place enough to hustle
hard for it,
Only one native OF Vermont, Chester
a. Arthur, ever filled the presidential
office, but several times in the past
thirty years the state mas had a pecu-
liar interest in the national tickets.
Hayes was an Ohio man, but traced
his distinguished ancestry to Brattle-
bOTo and Dummerston. Arthur was
born in Fairfield in Franklin county
Morton, who was Harrison's running
mate in lsss, was a native OF Shore
ham, in Addison county, and named
the hotel which he built in Washing
ton after that town. Whitelaw Reid,
who went down in defeat with Harri-
son in. 1892, was the son OF a Caledonia
woman. Fairbanks, on the national
ticket this year, is the son of former
resident of Barnard in Windsor county.
- Brattleboro Phoenix.
Vermont has some step-grandmoth-
er connection, perhaps, to the presi-
dency, but nothing nearer.
We believe that this law should be
given full, free and fair trial and
we, therefore, recommend to the
general assembly that this law be
so as TO give force and
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II Republican platform
An inference here that the liquor
law we have does not give force and
efficacy to its fundamental principles
The original resolution, prepared by
Mr.. Barber, ended as follows
We believe that this law should
be given a full, free and fair trial,
and we, therefore, recommend 10 the
general assembly that, having been
so amended as to give force and
to the fundamental principles
upon which the law itself rests. the
same be further continued in force
The last clause was cut out in COM
mittee, the result being a rather
abrupt ending and a meaning con-
veyed not quite in accord with the
intent, we imagine