Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28
CONGRESS GOES ADRIFT
Passing Of Aldrich and Hale
Adds to Complications.
The Lcudericss senate WIN wrnngtc
over a New Master, No Man 20
whom the BODY VIII Turn
-1nsurgcnts VIII Gnin.

WASHINGTON cNrrAsroDdeu. ~ tlp
eoston Transcr,p, saws: Washington was
hazed when the news came that Nelson
w AIdrich would retire from Congress
and the leadership thereof at the close
OF his torn next March. It was nara
lyycd when almost on tho Same day
Senator Eugene Hale o. Maine. who
'nAreS Win MI "'nr'ch 'nc ica'etship
oi 'ne upper orahch' caused ~ TO be
Nov" ,''t ne 100 "ou'o re''re az tne
e"ono '"ne' i"s announcements came
M'''''n ie" hours OF 'ne puoncauon OF
."' y. euic'lo" ny FRANK IA blnsleN' en'-
.or VI tne DIVISION journal that II pup
~ se"''"''i'' !" i"Nor OF Judge 're"'ricH
O"u''' "e'"'or ''a'e opponent io'
iee1'io'', inVreaseu IN inc next TWO
"e."' as II "au III ''e 1881 '"o' ''eHa'oI
~. nou'u "i''io'""'
'""S "''e were 'nciI'leu ~ us
w. VI MI Linz .oS' ""u
VIC n"e announcement ''.S ,'o'
"O"' 'e''' '"e "''ul "i 'oho'uSl'"
."'t W. '''.e 10 ie.iiI"E oecauSe ne oe-
He'eS "o "hi De ueieateu' IL Is 'rue'
nv. AN"''ie Is u, gu -n0 ,a''
pou'''AA oo"u'''on. A"e i!ennS vi WI
''"l' soou' .'7 .uea .oa' 'u'tc ''"e's
'ou.u "e''' ''''''' .oo"o's ~ 10 '"e p'op.
10 "o i"i '"'"s' " u.oeP' '"e
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VI Ao''0 'ai'p"'s" i'' feeioI
''''-
AJApR1CH AND HALE IN HISTORY.
A contest had been planned also AGAINST
Nr. Aidrich in Rhode Island. where his
>r en1iee had Intended 10 bare his personal
and political record from the dav Of h,s
birth to the present time In a frantic at
tempt to retire him. No one has been
found yet who believes that the senator
,s In tho .Neh+es, danrer Now TIN,
both mon will voluntarily step down and
Jul W course II 'u'e 10 dlscuSs IToll'ical
!" "i.ii"e anu r'i'o"' 'Sianu
n.'l"e lnen.' i"e' ed'n nave oeen III
'rniF years ana HdNe earned
/" 'ne aiiii''"sH'eS o. inc moment
'ney are o'larseo Win all me WlcKedness
~ ''0 VI VIC MUGS VI 'Ile h~pupil-
~"H Po''S' "u' uil''i "i'l"h coupe OF
or 'he dreaming loose oI ncr-
eo""' iIlsuf soncy III congress inc deeds
oi t'e r'ep"o'ican party Tor tho last gen
'f@'ion "er' the price ana poas' or me
country no parry heio its ground ana
> us power III tne face or the most hi'eT
remuneration nF us opponents travel
l''s efiie's OH i's own record ana given the
commence OF the people because they he
neVeo t' leaders cou'o ne trusted to leg
'sla'e wisely ana well. These leaders pre-
er''heh''N were Nelson W. Aidrich and
Eugene Ha'e VINO nave been the pack
a
W. S'"e' "'ioi'' al 'eaS'' can renlemo"r
Whe" 'he history or the last twenty
"H' years Is written these Two men
"na'eNer 'he'r raul's' VIII loom large as
"."oIis inc aOlest ana "lsest counsellor'
VI '"e i'a'ion'
THE STRUGGLE FOR MASTERY.
In despatch unfinished SATURDAY., fin.
Transcript correspondent outlined brief,
the conditions which might he expected
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~ '''' ''".e "''hou"Nei"e"
" ''' e. ''"'' III ,"e o'u'' group q"
pu.'."'s - ""o"' u,e senate or I'M
oI"NI ,nS',''r'i'eiE VIII TURN Tor hirec
''' ana f,"'e nave '''a"e 'h'
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nay nv n"So uo"'
Po'''S 0'''o' ".Ne "'uH ~
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-' .N y! anu ''' '''e'''
nus increase ''S "N'noerA
vi 10 ''"' ~" 'n'
~ W" s"''"' ec
N"'.'"' una NaTren
va e me MEX
'"' ''"''S /" winners
."ess TWO rae
VI "v '''H'e tHa'
a.. - 'u' N''pp'He ITO"
VI 'e9''H So'"s
VI A"o'"e' pe4ore
'., ''' ~ '@"e o'i sNef
fNnhTiEiANS LEAN TOWARD COA
PROMISE.
Events disnuettnE to the old guard O.
republicans have come thick and fas
within the last two wears. They begsr
with the Cannon insurreotion. continue,
with the climax Of tho intended retire
n'eht OF Alor'ch ana Haie' inc Hous'