St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-08-26
POLITICAL NEWS.
+. parties Have a Rally Saturday
y presidential Candidate Coming
..,isv- Notes of the Campaign.

rLs last republican rally VIII NC heiu
r.-r Vnsic Hall Saturday afternoon
.,.,ock and it ought to be rouser
..o+s committee have secured
.,- Borah of Idaho who is best
rbered as the leading attorney for
o.o.ecution in the Haywood trial.
/. an eloquent speaker and all will
=. n hear him. Roger w. Hurlburd
urd. Park is the other speaker and
,+t,n1ants at political gatherings or
,,.otjons know the eloquent manner
The HYDE Park gentleman. Hon.
wander Dunnett will preside and
=, will be furnished by the St. Johns
Rand Frank 0. French will sing
moaign songs and entertain the crowd
N new repertoire of political songs.
hi. democrats have their only rally
The campaign at New Music Hall,
m-1av evening. The St. Johnsbury
nd will furnish music and the public
,,-djally invited. The speakers will
Han lanes E. Burke, Col. Alexander
nm and Whitfield Tuck Mr.. Burke
tbe party's candidate for governor,
eT.Nayor of Burlington. Col.
roso is a New Haven journalist and
I,,dsnt Of the New England Progress
Democratic League, He is force
sneaker. an intimate friend of Col.
7a1 :. and is pleasantly remembered
a visitor here last year when Col.
Ivan was here Mr.. Tuck is the secre-
rof the Massachusetts Bryan Club.
81 Iohnsbury has candidate on the
at. ticket in Harry B. Daniels who is
indicate for treasurer on the indepen-
nee party ticket, A recent issue of the
pton American had picture of the
indicate and the following interview
Nj story concerning the young man..
THE Independence party never claims
trhng, Mr. Daniels said, "and it isn't
aiming ANYTHING now. 1t didn't
aim anything in Massachusetts, or
& lew York, but the results spoke for
emSelyes.
We may not elect a Governor of Yer
q ont this year, and we may not win in
national election, but in both we'll
sye vote calculated to shock the
Is Owd that has been running both the
der parties for years. Here, at last,
average citizen, the plain, every day
american, has his chance"
Harry Daniels will get a big vote in his
ome town and he may bring consider
* BE strength at the polls to his associates
ticket as clean and inviting, St.
bh1sbury says, as any that has ever
ken placed before Vermonters.
Y Mr. Daniels was born here in 1869.
Is Educated in the public schools, he has
K bent bis life in his native town and for
ary years has been the proprietor of
Ihe North End Market. Quartermaster-
Fgeant Of Frost Camp, Sons of Vet
E pans he IS also a member of the New
e England Order of Protection. He is
BARRED and has one daughter.
The Independence Party in Vermont"
ir Daniels says, will have to be reck-
ntd with y
st. 'ohnsbury will be honored by the
st Of a presidential candidate and at
be Independence party rally Thursday
ght the principal speaker will be
homas E Hisgen of West Springfield,
la@ Mr. Hisgen has been the govern
Gi principal witness in the suit to
z @o.ve the Standard Oil Company and
8 &fought this trust single handed for
fa1y years Last year he ran for gov
NOR In Massachusetts. receiving 5000
otes Or about 5000 more than the
fuoTatc candidate Henry M. Whitney
q Boston. Quimby s. Backus is an in
'1'or and employs go hands at his
fa1don works. He got practically all
Il ne votes 10 Brandon a few years ago
Ht1 he ran for the state senate and was
0ted ohm D. Spellman is a former
hayor Of Rutland and the independence
aTty national committeeman from
dmont Clement L. Pollock is a we'll
#logn journalist of Boston and New
OK and Harry B. Daniels in the party's
anlidate for state treasurer.
oters will remember that the last
n' TO correct the check list is Saturday
STnoon and evening and govern them
s'es accordingly The polls open
N'day morning at 9 o'clock and close
Il 10 clock. The ballot box for town
representative closes at 3 o'clock.
The ballot box for town representative
loses at 9 o'clock.
HE republican town committee have
"'lysd 81 excellent Autographs of the
publican candidates and have distrib-
W. 'aem I'D conspicuous places around
campaign News Photographed.
PIIa Items Of Information as Heard at |
%Puolltan State Headquarters.
maxwell Eyarts told Vermonter in
lew iarS, tuesday, that it was to his
s'5' THAT he would not be a member of |
S yy'anr legislature in Vermont, that
o,@oS bout legal engagements in his
l9TE practice prevented his candi-
facy again
oo' CHARLES E. Hughes is to take the
Il '..p 'or .ae National Republican ticket
we .'1a'e West and will be one of
speakers at the opening of the cam
SA !. ohio at Youngstown on Sep
.-a l.. Bacon, member of the republi-
state committee from Windsor
i .-.. re,araed Wednesday night from
Il Ds'A -.p mostly spent in Ohio. He