Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
THE MASSACHUSETTS CHAOS
View Hampshire and the Double bnr'
rc1eb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnd
Mcdowell.

/ IN "a tlts IL 90 h.. al
si,npI,c,ties ~ Nar, rIa,,rs,,,ra o,,a g.,
edioin,rr, ro,,io,, y. ,,a,ro $50
cnu,nor ,o,.n,
Ru,nors of on,ross,or o,, sooi,
los ,,.,,o.,.,....', ,n
! Ni,,,. $50. ',''' i"'''
no,,od
NJ, s,,,,, T.,
| nor,
From lou, ,y- ,,, ,.
| corst,
land Tallinycr and U-ickorehorn and
I,odf,n
IOhl for n t.od,ra ,ho. .,,o,,, .. .,.
he saws.
Insurgenc,, is croor,i,s, ,,.o r1o,.
The president fsovs .I,o .riso,, g. t..
| sureeut
And blind man Coro,e o,ou,,h 90 ,,o,,o
| n sajrr
swear off forever teI,inp what bo
hears
There is no flesh in T,f,,s o,,drro.o
heart.
1t does not feel for Crane. and pal.
Inner
lSticks TO his sent os +, be.d toi,.,
roots
The fat is in the fire: the natural bora
OF brigandage is severed a. tlo eiov
That falls asunder at the toucb 90
flames
Millions arc scratcbing ,i11iooe t., -.
face.
And humble thousands col, tho ,u
lions thieves
Who would not take vacation rrot,
n world SO topsv-turvv? Tho 1roraIs
gone over to m. cause 90 ,,,o -
the 'Tiser bidding the iunacu1ato pa,
Ilinger absouatulato. tho Tronsan,,,.
exposing the ambitions of tb. ros.-
master general, and malevolent
press laughing at tho praot aditn,,,I
x-president, with his eongbirds and
lprizo fights. his nurttone and vt. 80,
grims so carefully distinrYished ana
divided by President Toft in his Prov.
incetown ora ..pn.
At this point I am r,,,i,do, 80 .
little story PERTAINS to1d hoforo ,,,.
never mind. 1t has a moral a.,
not grow old In 1879 1-h< 1,o.,,,,
which was siinnortine C.r..i.,. g..
tdcnt sent me IN TO intor,.i.,,,. o,,
port him in Now Hampshjro ana ,Iotno
where I have been tbie vol, ,a,
tho great white-hatted edi,o,. so,,,,a.,
in the library Of his ,r,or1 ,,a.,e.
Tappan, in the rernota tou.n - pra.,
ford: writing an adIress ~ ~.
of Vermont, which he soon or.or o,a,.a
In that State. lie wrote rantdlv a.. wv.
Ihave seen him do in his Tribrro off,o.
casting the scrawled sheets IN how
reside his chair. He paused from his
WIN, ana began to ques-
,a,., ",,,, "assachuset's and Mr..
lco-,.....,.a cam run Tor
tbirl, ,a a,,,a u"n you
"o'' MIN NO.
tbirl, o., o,,.a uoeS not
do.. IT.. "'S sPo! chhdl-
cral,.,. op''ous' ana Mr.
ta a,o..,~ o,ouSh before
was ht,,ar s ,-''.' a. '"'''' t"ouEh 1t
ona ca.'. "'7 eyes III august
oha,. H. an 'to'' long IN the
t,ir,rs ,, LINUS
ona ,,.,,e 49,. N'''' o'erS' DIG
ro, ,bo o,o.a -,., ""0 i''
NJ otha ,,,. '''e u9eu
,od ,s the
owe 49, w. r-"'t-
va, ~. p'''e" soou STATES
,t1,,' an" ih'erS' put
dau as .anu'"a 'eS IN
s,h,ao+ ,,,,,. anu S'ouiu never
,ho,, 49, '''> o'uc"'S II
do,oo4,a , ~ '"'. .'"i" nave
h;r, g., ""s e""u'"ate against
49, A,'-' out ne would
ro. 49, i 81 pa"IE as
t'V '''u"c e"'or'
IN THE GRANITE STATE.
New Hampshire is to see navr do
velopment of railroad electioneerinf-
this year. IN the suport of Rartrau
Ellis of Keene against Robert Ross of
Peterboro who seemed liI;elv two
months ago. to get the republican nom
nation for governor without ,,,uch
opposition In his own party though
few believed that the Boston and
Maine road would yield quietly TO the
prosressives, headed by Bass. Re,nic,,
and the novelist Churchill. The fair
and square taxation which IS BY no
means what the road wants; and its
Ycrs and editors, whose passes havo
been lost through the efforts of tho
Iprugresivcs, seen now to be working
under special fees for the manipula-
ton of the primary elections. which
this year nominate the governor. etc
without state convention. excent N
put forth the platform. The friends
of Ellis claim that he will be nomi-