The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18


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mam Williams Aua bic teli0w meiH
I bera ~ the republican state commit
Z ies know 10 the ouiset % The cam.
paige last Rhcgo The ~ Johnshuil
Caicd0niAn stands
h has come cot unrqalrocalll
against NhAf the state committee
/ ~ iuyAlly working FOR The election
~ ~ Mead faf governor II adFo-
ca3fs that peooplo should not ONLY
refuse 10 vote fer him pF Mead 4
bat ibry should vote Tor somebody
else Tor governor This pats the
Caiedonisn GA tho side ~ the only
practical opponent 81 the republican
candidate the nominee IT the
democratic ticket. The democracy
hAa lacked Newspaper support IN u
Stale AID Eill 90 doubt welcome Ga =
neN recruit % us ranks
The editor Of the Caiedonian pro-
feaAes that be- canBoi support DR.
Mead because be did not gain bis
nomination honvrAbiy lie makes
no specific charge oi misconduct lie
simply says that charges have been
made that Dr Mead won his nomi-
nation b. means he dare not make
public aud because the Rutland can
didate has not taken the public into
his u0nfideBc. he believes the
charges 10 be true and proposes 10
90 al ia his power 10 make others
believe them.
The editor o. the Caledonlan prol-
ably knows a great deal more ABOUT
the real opposition 10 DR. Mead 8
nomination than We can tell him
aud evidently great deal more
than be n willing 70 tell the read
ers Of his paper That opposition
was uf the most bitter kind. u
did not come from Mr. Fleetwood
the principal candidate In opposl-
ton. II VAS well organized 1t
WAS provided with capital and u
made heavy expenditures To eneom-
pass Dr Meads defeat II was not
the opposition inspired by rival
candidate but the opposition OF al
desperate machine. fighting for II
weakening hold on the control OF
the affairs Of the dominant party
OF the state.
The charge that Dr. Mead was EN-
ploying dishonorable means TO Sc
cure his nomination was put out by
this organized oppostion,it was re-
peated and repeated again by the
attached 10 II aud II
was used 10 cover up it's own I'M
derhand efforts To strike a good mhI
down
Or. Mead. single handed and
alone beat down this ambushed
enemy aud won a glorious victory
lie conducted his campaign In his
own way. he ignored the many ski
IA traps that were laid for him, kept
his own counsels and the people |
,ame 10 his support lie Is Keeping |
his own conusels still and the zap
ngs OF the Caledonlan aud all 9th
ms who are bound 10 the old reg
me and who refuse to seethe hand
writing ON the wall, viii not deter
lin from his program. There are
ome men who want TO rule all the
ime and when they can't rule they
ire willing TO ruin. II is poor pol
cy in politics as well as in business
[ does not pay in the end and
I viii not pay this year In the state
i Vermont
Dr. Mead can stand the opposition
4 dismantled and dscredited ma
hlne desperate as that promises 10
.e. for the people are With him.
hey will remain with him until the
otes are counted on election night
nd they will give him n trinm-
hant election The people won the
light Ia Montpelier and the people
re going 10 complete their victory
{ the polls Burlington Clipper,