Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-18
A THOROUGH CAMPAIGN
Vermont Republicans Will Make
q Strenuous Canvass.
state HEADQUARTERS In burlington II
Busv rInce-ImpOrtant Rallies Ar
rnnred in Different Parts Of
the state.

the vote for Bell and Stearns Will not
reach the normal in presidential years
would be dispcllcd if those entertain
ing such views could spend an hour at
the beaduuartcrs Of the republican
state committee. 1t is n very busy
place The bulk of correspondence
going out to republican town commit
tcemen. speakers and party leaders All
over the state aggregates more IMAM
400 letters per day. and the state commit
tee is in the closest possible tonch with
the situation in every town in the state.
The wori. is Thoroughly sNsteinatlzeu
ana the reports coming in all lnnicat'
that a most thorough orSanlH"tloh VIII
he effected and that the result VIII ne an
exceedingly large vote. Town committees
are taking hold as never before. orSah'-
zatton is the watchword everywhere, ana
from now out the interest and enthusiasm
viii increase daily.
IT should he remembered that UP 10
late scarcely a dozen rallies nave ne'i'
held in the state Next week Will marx
tho real commencement of the campaign !
and nearly every town in the state VIII
no given the pleasure and privilege on
hearing republican doctrine oxpound' q by |
the best of speakers. one significant iea- |
turc of the rallies that have already heen
held is that the people have listened with
every show of deep interest and attention
to the speakers. Conviction is coming
swiftly and before September J. Vermont
VIII he abldze with enthusiasm Tor IN"
o'u'c """ II''',"t'n ,'',, ,,'ntb'dicnl
,,..,Ii aio. ,,ne ,ros,ll, laid ont and
~. an 81, ~, ,,,. roe,,,te ON election
' I T,ii '.'l 80 , 'i' ~ orn ot two most
'f 49, li aus " ~ i,i,,,...,, troI
tcuvity Of the next three weeks tn" toll
lowing rallies have been scheduled.
STORES of assignments have not yet been
Completed. 1t looks as if President Roos =
3 4 al IL off i.f
Montpelier when Bell is inauguratod.
The following rallies have been planned
to date:
AUGUST IS
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/. Button.
st. Johnsbury-J, A. DeBoer Frank
| Pumley.
ST Adams BaN-D. j. Foster, c. j. Rus
sol, A. J. Maxham.
wood.
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]. MaXham.
Plttsii"ld-t harlos II. Joyce,
| IittsfOrd- Secretary of Agriculture
| James Wilson, X, a. Lawrence, Senator
| Redheld Proctor.
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