The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-17

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pattern rtltorsies 10 nlth Ia and paials
with prias 70 The exploded, fitiruinus
plarks h N, platform, 81 the psst. vsiiiy,
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able 20 No by otplsfiop, GU, people g.
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miro fellow ~ho aies trying And 10 all
the crisas In our ,nsir siuce VI. hryohii.
eAn party took the helm 10 that fsr-,ff 81,
Il has never ,hlrk.d duty, II d. nesrr
failed the nation. The people love ", they
have cot idspoe 10 Ito integrity Of purpose,
and feel safs under l,s suldsbce. They have
seen the fruiu ~ government by the r.
publican party. They have ,e.p our terri
tory .rpand,. our population ioeressf,
our wealth multiply, ous by one ue~ slsIs
rise 10 our n,g, rev and beu'h ceri gov
Ornamental policies incorporated into our
practice, great. public works aud Internal
improvements iraus srsed. oar money sy,.
u IN placed on = round aud reiisbls bssis.
our mineral and Agricultural riches uneov.
cred and developed, all forms Of education
and, instrumentslities for the dlss, minstion
Of Intelligence, houfisbtd aud msd. prsc-
teal art science aud invention fosts red and
encouraged, the rights OF all citizens msds
manifest and the Just claims Of labor and
capital prot,c ed by statute. They bsye
watched the Republican party al these
years lAborina for the uplifting Of man 10
soul and mind and body, the Increase Of his
chances for life, liberty and property, and
In all ways striving to develop the country
In is natural resources, opportunities
and influences, till today the career Of
America has been such ~ TO exc lie the ad-
mirs,ion OF the world.
And Am proud to say that 1t 10 only
when one gets into the "back country
where the honest, industrious, god fearing
men and women live, apart from popular
clamor, that Republicani,m 10 all that the
term implIet-the glorious heritage Of Ito
past, the rich fruits Of its prosperous pre-.
sent, and the hope and bsrbInger OF sn
amazing future--can be still found In its
original vigor sndpristlne putty. A Repub
licanism that Is faithful to the old ideals,
unswsyed by the isms and schisms OF the
dsy and the fauaticisms Of the hour conf
dent In the wisdom and honesty Of purpose
OF the executive. and trustful OF the on
ward march Of this magnificent republic.
Vermont, true to that Freedom and
Unity" emblszpned on her shield, cannot
fail to be Arm and stesdfstt In allegiance to
the party which has stood so long for those
same principles In our civil, political and
religious life, Ii 10 not ihst our State Is
ultra--conservstive, slow and impossible
Of change that she stands By the iRepubll.
can party, but that she has ever needed
the scriptural injunction, Prove all things,
hold fast to all that which Is good"