The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
CAMPAIGN NEWS Photographed
Brief Items Of Political Information
as Heard al Republican State
Headquarters.

Cancuses held In different parts d
the State during the week indicate thai
strong men are being selected for ser
vice In lhe next legislature. Montpel
ier has nominated the Hon. Joseph A
DeBoer, 1t. Johnsbury has NOMINATED
Frank A Scott. enc pf the own'slead
iug business men. aud Newport ha,
nominated Judge Frank G. Williams
al present one of the Trustees Of ths
Vermont Hospital for the Insane and
Chairman Of the Republican State
Committee. Johnson has nominated
Harry II. Parker, member Of the
large lumber manufacturing firm Of
Parker a Stearns. Waterbury, IN u
largely attended caucus, nominated s.
&. Wheeler.
II is reported from the Speakers
Burean Of the Democratic National
Committee that thirty speakers have
already been sent out tor campaign
work IN various parts Of the country.
/, " further SAID thai the list oil speak
.rs for general campaigning IN all sec
lions includes twelve United States
Senators.
u . representative contest is y good
thing 10 bring out the vote. Mlddlebury
should touch high hghwater mark this
year, II is not expected that any eau
eos will be held IN that town, and that
the five candidates for representative,
including the present incumbent, Mr..
w n. fady, wiil die nominations.
clifford PIneboi. the Agricultural
Department expert IN forestry, IN an
address in Boston before the lnterna
tlonal Typographical Union last week,
sald that President Roosevelt il domi-
na,ssd by three ideas ;.-ihe square deal,
conservation of resources and farm life
This being So, the question Of former
times, What shall We do with our
liz presldenisf" will not apply when
Mr.. Roosevelt becomes an IN"
Allen NJ Fletcher Of Cayendish, who
hns served 10 both branches Of the leg
lslatare besides almost being candi,
dale for the gayffnorSbip, has been re-
nominated Tor The next Legislature
This means that one more strong man
will " member u the lower house.
The Press Bureau 81 the Republican
State Committee, including pen push
ers, key poundurs, nimeograph pinng
err aud stamp lekers. were the guests
Thursday evening 81 Cole Brothers.
rircus, then 10 Newport. They obsery.
rd ihs high elre walking, the lofty
irapeAe work and all the lightning
Transformation numbers in the pro-
gram, bui nothing phased them after
hayior become familiar with Jim
katke's soniersaull over into the r.
puhiiean party,
A an enthusiastic rally 10 Wlnooski. |
Saturday evening. Hon Xed \, Stan
son wAs the principal speaker and pro.
scented number Of questions 81 State
consequence eonsinelnRly. Judge Stan
lau sas at bis brsl mud had an aud
isnce ~ more Than thousand.
Reports indicate that the money ex.
pessad from the dollar subscriptions
for the Bryan Campaign fund. il com
ing III very slowly, shout $3.50 from
over I'LL the country representing tie
sum Inns FAR reserved
Additional reiarus from cAncnses held
in yhrasus sawns oa Saturday night.
bseaf nai the previous announcements
ifnm elhef iow ~, lhAs strong men are
being nominated hy the Republicans
for the comlng Legislature Ia Nor
r1siawn the Hon. r 4. Cheney was r..
nominated. and Il elected. he viii be a
candidate for r~.eitetlon A. Speaker.
IN Siose, Fred u. SMITH. enc IL the
iown's ieaaine business susn. ans nam,
inaisxi III hyde Park. II. q. sher
win, one ~ The iown's hesi citizens.
was nolninats~i 10 Branaon. r. W.
Ray, a leaiing merchant ~ tho toxin.
was dominated aud IN Mortified the
Republican nominrc h Mai. II. W.
Hosey.
The National Democratic commiiiee
has pssi Indians 10 The liss of Of Bryan
states. A rhscAgu dispatch suggests
thai Uhto vii Is thus included shis
~eek and there Il pcssihilils Thai
Nsfnloaat sill Dc adaisi 10 ihs iiss very
sonn. TITS sort 81 ne4s ~ interesting
In Nesmoai here the Democratic car
asdcripr uoseFn@ ssappor ingssery.