The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

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sthirs Ii nrWsfaIsF Publishing and sought
Ia sh0a that hrasFaf~Fs make ruiisri
~ .tt.,ott Ia hoid ~ candidates for nint
80. tohna lisskins frankly admilissi
tkst H. knuA q lhins - leo about ne
De- al nswsi,aisis 10 = political campaign
AMI stated that h. had = vi 81 data l"strd
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n H. pTuduesd h, tlihrT be Mas Too bp.A
10 pr.lare 4 % irll that be ess iinlps'hs
nlssn the tins ~ The meeting Aiid a. NO
demand aas made Toe him "a make =
sboa doun he droplsd ,hr matter lie
Gnl.l,s.l his sf.sth h q fanfare II sofds
he purtaft az ah.th Ma that We had
siaa.s Voi9l ihe party ticket straight ami
Lad nsAef "stGaifhnsi a ticket lie nj
lrlissl 10 meniion that he seriously eoonssi
errl becoming an lndrirndrnt candidate
ia town representative ~ having his
i,i.pd. III nomination I,aTsfs after The ~
n,iiiiran caucus had stlrrtoi ! q, stafford
a. Il, standard hraIrT, Colonel Hashihs
i.it ,ufe that nertor Mead had not spent
my such lars, suns in he tfcrnt CAMPAIGN
- had lsaru charged. but DID not ehtr ~
evidence 4 sworn statement 81 The d"tipi
rsmfaisn fKfsHsr account.
Ffnk B.. BARBER aid BE- VA proud o.
H. a mrmi,sf II tho party that makes his
torK. aud told the nominees GA the state
ticket BE- irli ,anguihe iha, hmiueboro
would contribute . normal republican ma
iorIiy. q. l. Durham and -. 4, Naic
urlsssl ~ Nuirfs not 90 scratch the state
ticket. A. v. u Piper u Jamaica ~
ttlafnri that h. was somewhat ~ an m
sursrnt aud Wa a candidate Tor town rep
fesentaiiys an nomination paper hled -
an independent republican. Edgar NJ.
Hut lee 81 Jamaica. nominee Tor stale sehA'
tor. urged personal work upon the pstt
oi the faithful. 4. W hiddcr OF Jamaica
declined the OPPORTUNITY 10 contribute 70
he talkf.st. ". N. Taft Of Townshend,
NJ ]. Howard al Londonderry, Nayand
Adams Of Mindham, G. A, Adams 81 Put
ncy, aud VIII Sparks Of Townshend fci,-
Grated the belief expressed by the other
speakers that the state ticket viii receive
.iipI.ort enough 10 continue Vermont m
the republican column. John Calvin, a
democrat. expressed his appre'
citation AZ being able 20 attend genuine
republican loyeieast and predicted dife
things for the republican town committee
II the vote for town representative should
show a decreased republican strength. =.
l.. Has,ings II Townshend. Judge Frank
Worlen 81 Halifax, l.. W. Bush OF Brook
j. II. Goulding Of Wilmington added
words al cheer. The last named speaker
referred 10 a recent frost in Wilmington
and said that nothing of that nature
would happen "a the state ticket IN hls
town. II l.. Whitney and +. j. Water.
man Of the republican town committee OF
added optimistic words.
Clarke c. Fits said that the conven-
ton settles IL, meaning that all repub-
licans ought TO march 10 the polls. Tues,
day and vote the ticket straight. lie said
he couldn't see any reason LOT voting the
democratic ticket. He made the statement |
that no scandal had ever been attached TO |
the republican party in Vermont (sicl |
aud compared the expense account OF Yer |
mont with other states 10 show that Yer |
mont Is the most economically admins |
tered OF all state governments. lie laid |
stress upon the public service |
laws OF Vermont and said they were |
stronger than in New York Roscoe Fish |
cr. 4. II. Ward and George 0dell. civil
war veterans. promised to support the re-
publican ticket. and Col. II. +. Taylor
briefly referred to the deeds OF the repub-
Iican party during its lifetime. The meet
ing adjourned and Colonel Haskns. acting !
as pilot. took DR. Mead and Mr. Slack on
a personally.conducted automobile tour
about the village.