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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Die @erbaftuns BON Maoden-
bdnolern.

Die gerIiner Sriminalpoli3ei bat
stpsi intsrnationals Widohsnbdnolsr
iiberIiitst. Der cine ipurbe auf benz
qOtsbamsr gabnbof ssraoe in osm
4ugsrblid psrhaftet, als er nit ieinen
permeintlihen Spfern Den 3ug nab
paris bsitsiaen ipollts. tpdbreno Der
anoere bel eIneru SlebesabenteEer
in Yantop iiberrai6t uno feitsenoms
men tpuroe. gu bieier 9erboFtung
iusrben nod fOlssnbs eiuselbeiten mits
estbeilt:
Cine 4ufrpGrtsriu Irau Wuihte
aus Der 9raenneriirabe, Die I'M Soisl
Wurfhauer Sof in Der 9renabieritrabe
belhaftlgt III, mofte Ser arimnlalpo'
Iissi Dor sinis.n 9aseu eins pihtiss
Wliitbeiluns: Gin Waun namens Giss
ipe, Der isit einieen Wohen in osm 5ps
tel ipobnis, babe ibr aeiast, oaB er sis
nise iunss WGp6sn fir paris braute
uno babe ibr fir beren 8ermittsluns
so Mari perIproheH. NeuH Wdb6en
Ieien bereiis in poris, er brauhe dber
nod msbr. Delhsm 3iped bic Wdbs
den bisnsn iollten, babs aislpe niht
oneeasbsn. syrnu Waidfe iuitterte in
eem Irembsn einen Wdb1enbdnblsr,
alma i6einbar auf bic Sahe Elm uno
lpanbt. iidb fofort an bic ariminalpo.
lisei. Rod Wsreinbaruns nit Der
3eniraIitelle aur gesdmpfuns bss in.
isrnationalen M1ohsnbanbels itellte
Iie benz ssrsmben ibrs ie65sbnldbrigs
Ridts, bi. 1odisr bes Sdneibsrmeis
tiers Dilte aus Johannesburg, lnb
mebrere onbere Mdbhen Dor. Der
aremDe ipuroe isbt beutliher uno BE-.
fannie, oab bic Uidbfsn fir Elm Jrsus
oenbous beitimmt ieisn. 3tuei ipar.n
ibm su alt, neil er MIR piiinge, 'rilde
Waare" brauhen tonne. Jrau Wsaihs
(. bradte bann, inmer i'm GinDerneba
men nit Der arimIuulpcli5ei. fir Die
beiben abgelebnten 5lpei onosre Wsdo'
den. Gines nobm aiepe als seeigne!
an, bas anbers. bas iih anseblib bon
Berlin foriIebnte, ertl1rie er iih bereii.
auf feline aoIten mitnebmen su fpollsn.
si.pe perlanste aber, boB bic Wdofsn
bis sur 4biobrt BEL Jrau Wiaifie mob
nen foIIten. Muberoem muBie Gin
Mnsefellier RietDes, ein Ruiie
oi. UldbGtn beaufiidtigen. Jii,
RIeibung sur Reiie brunhter
| iie nid1t 5n iorgen, 6a es ntir, nie er
foate, nuf .gute StiHlnliing4 ontonl'
me. aieipe IieB nnh fir speiie uni
0edereien reifIih ioreen. Der Nniit
beanipriihte idIieblid) fognr bi'
nahtli6e lleberiDohlms Der Nnohen
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elmer 5einbIeligt.it, aber meiit GROCER
3uriidbaltuns begesnen. bic iibrisens
i'm Moobtlnnb nod ihre tieferen, ges
fhihtIiten 9riinbe bat. gs lit noh
niht piel mebr als 100 Sabre Der, ba
mar bic Waabt nod llntertbanenlono
Der gsrnsr, bic bafiir Iorstsn, DAB Die
,WelThen" niht 10 balb ibre idipers
Oeutihe Iauit pergaben. Die Span
nuna, bic nod bute 5pilhen beioen
Gantonen berrift, iibertrGst iih na.
turgemGb auf bus 8srbdltnib Der fpsls
Ihen Wdaotl1nbsr 5ur iibrigen oeuts
ichen @htpeis unb gum beutibsn Vie
ment iiberbaupt Womit nift seiagt Ut,
boB bic MaootIGnber feline guten etos
ssnpfien isien.
Gs iii cine pertehrte 4uffoiIung =
man begegnst ibr freilih pislFad -
tpenn man bic dnberfp1rts berrl6ens
ben Sprahes, RationdIitdtens uno
RalIenaegenIGbe turSerbano aud duf
fhfpsi3eriihe 8erbGltniHe iiberirdssn
fpin. DieIe Nuffaiiune lit idulo an
ben gelseentlid, mesr ober minber uns
anaenebmen Wibperit1nonifen Die
bon 3eit su 3eit in bic ionit 10 guttn
| idipei5srifd dsbeuiffen 9e3iebunstn si7
nen MibtlaHs bineinbrinssn. Bel all
lem adntonlissiit uno fdorfem pdrs
titularismus fiiblen iib 8eutihs uno
DelIhIhpeiSsr benz auslanoe segene
iiber aIs Elm Bolt uno mogen nifts
bapon fptiIen, penn iprahoeripanote
arobe Rahbaren iis, Denn aud nur
aeiItis uub Der Rafe mad, fur iih IN
anIprun nsbmen ipollen. Gin oit
ettpas agreiIipsr Rotionalismus 1T be
nofiirlid]e Ghubfpebr zines Der 3abl
nah tleinen gol.ss ssseniiber ben auf'
iauaunesneriuhen groberer Rdhbdrs
pDt,er. Die selessntIid iibsr oas 3isl
| ihiebsnben qeuberungsn oieies Jds
tionalgefiibls pirb Der Giniihtise oas
rum bilIig beurtheilen. Die Waaot'
lGnoer, pbslsi6 politii6 piellei6t ema
pfinoIihsr als anbere Shipei5er. iinb
oaneben rscht ume1nslidbe 2sute. Wlon
mub lie nur an re9ten puntt gu nsbs
men Diiien.
Die oeutTten Stubioii, bic benz ins
ternationalsn 5reiben bon 2auianns
fir Elm WeiIten Ballet geiagt baben
nm ouf bem 2anoe bic Spra6e Der
feuriosn Weine 81 itubiren, bic on ben
beiBsn, Ionnigen Rebgelonoen ben Sss
entlona reiften, fsnben in oieier Spras
DE bic treffli6e Grunblase fir bos
9eritGnbnib nit ben Ginseborenen; in
ben tieFen ,tpsiten aeQern nit ibrerl
RteienfdTern iit fhon munhe entsnts
coroidls Suitanoe gs'ommen, bic allt
aaseniammer itanobaft iiberooueri
unb buben fpie briiben ielige unb frob'
lihe Grinnsrunsen hinterIafen bat
Der Wauotldnber Der feline gDeine 10
sdrtlih Iisbt rpie Wtib uno 8ino
tpeib es gu ihdsen. tpenu ancere ietHem
tDitli6sn Rebgeipdhs peritdnonibppu'
| Spmpatbis entsegenbringen. Sn Die
| fem guntts iino fir ibn griten uni
SIapen 9anauisn. Wo aber tDnnte {,
before SahDeritGnbigs finben, als un'
ter gittor Sbeffsls atao.miitsI
Siinssri6oft2
Or. Gmil g dulb.
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pfsifenrauhenoeJ Jrauen.
DAP israusn Gisaretten. bab iie ielbit
gigarren rauhen, pas III rute nin.s
llngstpobnIites mebr. DAB iie iih aber
CUR gfeiFe befennen, III allerbinss cine
2(usnabms. gu ben psib!iden Jreun.
binnsn Der pfsife ssbort abtr cine
hiibIk Barrier Shauipielerin. ber.n
2sibnihnft fir Elm pfeifhen unter
ibrsn 5rsunbinnen gang betannt iit.
Shliebli9 ldbt iih ia aud ssssn hiss
ZEN gefhmad nifts einpeHben, ob.r
iuie tam bic aiinitIsrin gu bieIer Hpr.
liebee 2iuf cine isbr einfufe Weiis.
inbem Iie in sinsm Siiids cine Roue su
ipisl,n bate, bel Der iie bDrfhriftss
mGbig ein pfeifhsn rauden mubte.
Sis taufte iin alio cine bibIhe Wtsr.
fddumpfeife. fiillte lie init feinsei4nits
tsnem 5abot unb fanb hnnn an be.
fer Jorm bes Nauhens icpiel De.
idmdd. bob iie ibr trsu bIieb. Tun
ipielt fie oie Role Der pisiIenrouherin
niGt mebr auf ber 8ibne. ucbl abr
i'm ibrem 6duje.
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I'm GnoIanb lit Die Situatior

Sn Gnqlano lit bic Situation
peiertli6 buburh eetIGrt, oab Die
Qoros bas 8ubQet, nit ben ibnen
b0ait uudngensbmen 8obens uno
Dertb3utpa6sIteuern gsnebmi8t baben.
9etdnntlih batten bic Qorbs Dem
Budget ibre 3uItinmun9 perrpetgert
unb mubte in 5oIge be1en elm neues
8drIament oetpGbIt tperoen. Die Qoros
bQbsn ii6 iniofern torrett benommen,
oaB lie fih Der 8oltsmeinung, Die ges
gen ite entidieb, unterporfen hobeT.
oSebt tommt dber elm neuer &f.
2luf bos ben SrIdnoern se9ebene
9srTpre6en lpirD bas liberule gtinla
iterium in einigen Nohen ben
Goros cine pom SouIs genehmtgte
RefoIutton 5uI4iten, bic eine bebsaz
tenoe Qenoerun1 ber 9erfuhung betpirs
fen tplrbe. 0ieIer sufolge hdtten Die
Qoros iiberbaupt teinU}itbeitimmung3s
re6t in 5inan3 Bills uHo betreTTs
Der ubrigen 9eieBe peroen lie auf elm
Ioqen. iusRnIipes 8eto beIhrdRtt.
0eun cine 8iQ brsimul ppm Sdufe
p1TTirt tpprben lit, nd1bem bic Goros
| lie 3peimal pernorfsu baben, bdnn IolI
| tie obne 3uIttmmung Der 2oros De.
| febestraft erIangen. IS 1T ols 'elblt@
Deritdnolicb poraussuIsben, baB Die
Serbs cine ReipIution, tpel6e lie du;e
! forbert, fich felbit 3u pernt6ten, 3urilts
peiien fperben. Qls NG6Ites tpiro am
| qenpmmen, boB abermals cine BAR
lamentsoufIDIung eriolgt, I'm bas
8oIt gu befragen, oh es nit oteier Hc<
| IoIution einperitunben 1T, reip. Oh Die
GerfaIIunq in Der ungegebenen g}etI:
oeGnoert rperpen ioQ. llnIsres GrmeI'
/ iens fpiro bas WtiniIterium pieIe Ron
| Ieauen3 niat 3ieben, ionoern iih b1'
rQuf terufen, Dub es feline Bfliht ge<
than, inDem es bic Reiolutionen Den
Qorbg suqeIhitt bat. 5reilih mO9sn
bann bic sSrlGnber, pelfe eine fold:
! Qlenoerung Der GonItitution aus
IdliebIi1 gu oem 3psd eritreben
| Srlano bon Der britifhen Wonar6l'
los3ulDfen, bus Wttniiterium fallen ldIs
fen. gBir gIouben aber, oab in iol.
dem Sale cine 4n3obI 2tberdIer, b.:
iebt uuf Seite Der SonIerpatipen ites
ben, fi6 Dem Wtiniiterium anitlteber
lperben, um Die llebermadt Der Sr'
ldnoer. bic jeBt tbatiGhlih gun5 gng'
lamb bsbsrritsn. 8u bre6en. GntIhei
bet Iicb aber Dds Winiiterium fir ein'
ubermqliae 2lufl0Iung bes Yarlu.
ments, 10 ipre6en ale Qn8ei6en oa
fir, BOB es unterlie9en lptro. Da1
englifte @oIt pil eine IiberaIe. abe
feline irlGnbiihe Regisrun8.
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Seitbem Saifer WiIbelm m
in 8esuq auf 9asquiqe bas 8siipiel
feline grpben Qbnen Srteorih III. be-
foIgt, bab sr tie unbea6tet ldBt, bringt
Die 3ruterpreiis beitdnpig S6mdbz
ihrtften auf ben Suiier. Dus neueite
oerdrtige prooutt nennt ii6 r8rsubenz
Spisael" unp bat eineu Strtbenten
Romens Slgenitein gum gerfafier.
DisIes proDutt oiirfte Der Saiier nur
in Der Nahabmun9 5rieorths oeS
8roBen betrGftigen. 2lls ptefer BON
Ieinem G6IoBfenIter aus einen Bolts
uuTluuf Dor einem an eine Wtauer ges
tlebten 3etteI erblidte, ididte er einen
9aaen aus, um gu erfabren, mas auf
bem 3ettel ftGnoe. 4ls Der 8uge be-
rtdtete, oaB Der 3ettel Die grDbiten
ShmGbungen auf ben aDnt9 entholte,
unttportste er: yRieoriger hdngen!"
Oieie 2lnoronung 1T audi auf Die pors
Iiegenoe S6mdbi6rift ongebraht. Sic
1T 70 oumm uno 10 perlb9en, oaB lie
bios MbIfeu eegen ben Vertdner, an
Itatt gsgen ben 8aiier 81 erre9en psrs
mag. 8e5ei6neno bierfiir 1T Der pal
fus, lporin geIaot tpiro, Der Sal'er Iebe
in mitteluIterIi6en Nnihuuungen uno
unterbriite bic Sbottraft bes 9olteS.
Sine geniigsnoe Qntport oarouf III
bob pobl Die 2batia6e, oQB 0eutIhs
lamb unter WilbeIm II. gu elmer beoeuz
tenben SanoeIs. unb SnouitriesNa.
tiOn iin smporgeidpungsn bat uni
bierin gr6Bere 5ortTdritte duf3upeiien
bat, ols ieoe anoere Ratton. 60 fpelt
es ben 3uitono Der drmersr
&laTen betrifft, tann tein 2Qno auI
Der Grpe iiberhuupt nur einen 9er8leid3
nit 9eutIhIano pagen.
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Sn 5rantreid tit eine 8spes
qung i'm 8unge, Die 8erTo1upg nu4
bem Wtuiter oerjeHtgen Der Ser. Stoas
ten um3useitaIten. SSn eriter Reihe IoQ
Der prdIiDent grDBere 9oQmu6ten err
hdlten, tnOem er oom parliament uns
obbdngiq geIteQt tpirO. 9oS lit iebr
perniiRfttg, ou erit6tIi6 1T, oab oas
Yarlament nab SatobtnersNrt in groz
Bem llmfan9e eretutipe 8epQlten aus
iibt, mas eine fhtpdd)e uno uHbeItdnz
bige Re9ierun9 CUR JOlge bat. Gnts
fhieoen abratben jeoO6 muiIen mir
bon Der 4bii6t, Elm Sberbunoess
geriht etn3uieBen, oQs Die 8eieB9ebung
totroItrt. Die Wirtung piiroe eine
brItenoe ftnQn3ariitOtratii4e 5errs
ihaft fein, tpie lie bel uns lbeitebt. M
gemein Ipirb jeBt empfunoen, oaB Die
Ser. Stdoten in jeDer 6tnIi6t iih in
beiferer Gage befdnben, penn ben 9es
ri9ten bic 6errihaft iiber Die Qegis.
Iatur ent3ogen piir0e.
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@puperneur 9aoIep BON
MifTpuri lit nit etnem 9lQn beftGfz
tigt, befen 0ur6fubrung auf's S06its
5u tpiini4en 1T. gr gebt ba6in, ourh
Sub1triptton cine W&Qion SoQars
duf3ubrtugen, bic our 4nlegung BON
Sarmzaolonien oerpenbet nerDen iols
len, no Qono nod gu erfhptnglihen
Breiisn 81 baben 1T. Die gebduer bes
8obens ioQen iih aus StdDtern retruz
ttren, BON benen jebem 40 ater Qano,
Elm Saus unb 0dergerdtbe geIiefert
rpsrpen. 2luBeroem DirD ibnsn elm
2ebrer CUR Seite gegeben, Der Iie in
Tarmarbetten unterrihtet. Utit elmer
Wtilion 0oQars 9iQubt Der 9ouper@
nsur 800 5armen anlegen unD bur4
leihte Qbsablungen oas 9elp nit 3inz
fen 5uriiderldngen gu tonnen, 10 baB
beitdroig neue 5armen angelegt lperben
t6nnen. Sn Guropa Iino f6on lGngit
Derartige lanDpirtHhaftlihe aplonien
aHgelegt poroen, um Der un9eiunben
3ufammenpfsrhunq in ben 9roBitGbe
ten, fonie Der 8erooung oes flahen
ldnbes uno gleIh3eitig Der Sbeuerung
entgesen gu nirteu. JIr bieIes Qdnp
lit cine iolde Ginrihtuns um 10 Dringr
Iiher, ois BEL uns bic nbfluht grOe
ger lit, als dnoerspo. ltnfsres Gr=
mefens bietet ii4 iol6sn pbiIantbrOe
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Sauiaunc.

Die Siinfbiiselifaot am 8snfer Ses.
- Die glltliabt. - Die junss unis
psriitdt uno ibre' Stuuoentsn. -
Der aant0nliesiit. - Die WaaDss
ldnper ni6t gut auf Bern gu iprss
dsn. - 9as gIationalbetpubtisin
Der Shipeiser.
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Cine citation lit i'm 8un9s
bas syreiporto fir 9ongreB Utit9Iies
Der ab3uItafFen, Sir legitime poits
laden Der RongrebmitgIteber 1T oas
9orto 10 gering, baB lie es aus tbrer
eigenen Saiae beItreiten tOnnen uno
fie haben tein Re6t, es fir illegitime
3tpede, tpis bic 50roerung ibrer poll
tif6en 9eitrebuneen, gu partpenoen.
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Die q Qmerttaner 1olten nd
geipDbnen, Die 9inge bel ibrem tpa6ren
Ramen gu nennen ,anitutt it6 beit6=
nigenoer Dorte fir 9aunereien 3u be.
bienen. Wenn Elm IopOtat fir Ieine
8eu1iibuugen Dor Der 2e9isIutur be-
sabIt piro, 10 Ipu man bas ni6t einen
Retainer (6onorar), ionoern Be
itehuns neunen. Ginen Satpot ioll
man Qls einen aorruptions@5onos
bs3eihnen, etnsn 9rObfinan3ier ais
cc;nDuftrieritter.
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Gs if febr be3etdnenb D ,
baB Senator NeIIon BON Wtinneiota
nit Der Giienbubn~8iu, tpie tie i'm Ses
nat pprIiegt uno ppn ben Stanopattern
unteritiiBt piro, ni6t einDeritanoen 1T,
benn Senator y}eIion lit tetn Sniurs
gent.
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pen, pie Carnegie unb Mrs. Gage, bic
nidt tpifIen, tpie ite ibre Mtilionen uns
terbrtngen iollen, cine gfdusenoe Geies
genbett, ibrem 9elbe eine gdn5 beions
oers quite @enpenoung 81 geben, obne
oab iis es gu perfhenten brau6en, ba
tbre aapitalsanluee ibnen nit 3infsn
auriiderftattet fperbsn tonnte.
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Senator 2orimer BON Sujs

Senatpr Qorimer BON SQI~
nois iagt, baB er nihts BON torrupten
Mtitteln tpiFe, Die gum 3ped Ieiner Gr>
nd9lung in Inlpenoung gebraht nor
Den itnb. SroBbem halten mir es fir
feline Yflidt, bag er eine unteriuhun8
Seiten8 bes Senats forOert, I'm feline
llnIdulo gu bepsiien. Wenn Der Sutz
noiier Qs9islaturzR zReprGientant Wbite
fagt, baB er uno Inoere beIto4en NOR
ben ieien, I'm fir 2orimer als Senae
tor gu ittmmen, 10 iii SeBterer es ietner
Gbre, Dem Senut uno Der gtation ihuls
pig, ben Ruhpeis gu Iiefern, oaB sr
giemano geouu9en bat, I'm Stimmen
fir i'm gu taufen.
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SIM Siioen beItebt Dffenbar eli

Sm Siioen beItebt pffenbar eln
er0Berer 2otalpdtriotismus aIs i'm
Norben. gBir bepbaften, oaB in ben
9robitdbten oaielbit Die SrlIits beoeuz
tenb iadrfsr Derfolgt tperben, als I'M
Norben. Wenn erii6tli6 lit, Dap etn
auspdrtiger Sruit ben lotalen 9anoel
gu perbrGngen iu6t, oonn erfpIgt unz
mitteIbur buruuf cine Qntlage Dor &C.
riht. Der SuDen, beTen GrDerb norz
tpiegeno i'm Nderbau beiteht, tptro ni6t
onndbernb 10 pDQig DON 3prporattps
nen beberridt, fpie Der Noroen, NO Die
groben Subuitries sSruits beiuiid iino.
9espegen lit aud Die Gotulpolttit i'm
Suben beDeutero reiner QIs i'm gtors
ben.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-07-20

participate in the primaries unless
they have polled three per cent of the
total vote at the last previous election
They will hold nominating conven-
tons and secure a place on the ballot
by the circulation of nomination
papers, as heretofore.
Two republicans have entered the
contest for the governorship, Robert
P. Bass of Peterboro, and Bertram
Ellis of Keene. The latter was
candidate two years ago and Mr.. Bass
belongs to the most progressive ele-
ment of New Hampshire republicans.
The New Hampshire papers have
done lots of guessing about how the
law will work out, their predictions
evidently being largely determined by
their zeal for or opposition to the law.
With the primary election coming on
the day that the Vermont election is
held and the length of time between
then and the sitting of the legislature,
Vermonters will have opportunity to
form good judgment as to the desir-
ability of New HampShire's law.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-07-20
A Pertinent Query.

In the discussion following the re-
suit of the republican state conven-
ton June 80, about the most sound
and consistent editorial utterance
that the Standard has seen is made by
the Brattleboro Reformer. The Re
former calls attention to the strong
and outSpoken charges made by lead
ing state dailies of unlawful methods
and the lavish use of money on the
part of DR.. Mead and to the present
attitude of those papers in supporting
DR.. Mead as the party nominee. The
Reformer concludes:
tons of right and wrong we are at
loss to understand why the question of
party is entitled to the slightest consid-
which made DR.. John A. Mead the re-
Grafton. Previous to the convention
publican nominee for governor of Yer
mont that gentleman was openly
charged with spending money illegiti-
mately in his campaign. Until these
charges have been disposed of one
way or the other we cannot under
stand how any honest man, repubH
can, dem Ocrat, prohibitiOnist or indie
pendent, can give him support. To
our mind, among all the opponents of
DR.. Mead's in last weeks convention,
Marshall J. HapgOod of Peru was the
only one whose attitude was consist
emit"
In view of the great fight that is
being Waged throughout the country
bye progressive republicans lik
Taft, Hughes and Roosevelt, for clean
politics and against political corrup-
ton in it's various FORMS notably in
Illinois, New York, and other COM
monwealths, it is very pertinent to in
quire if in Vermont, with her proud
history of high ideals, the public con-
science is so deadened as to suffer her
to lag behind and take her place in
the unenViab1e class of those states,
whose highest Offices are the &C
knowledged prize of the highest
bidder.
Vermont republicans may we'll con-
slider the precepts and principles of
that greatest of republicans, Abraham
Lincoln, and the example of the pres
ent day opponents of progressive re-
publicanism, Taft, Roosevelt and
Hughes.-[ Enosburg Standard.
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New Hampshire Politics.

Now that the people of Vermont
are thinking of a primary law they
can very profitably watch the expert
ence of New Hampshire which is hav-
ing its first trial of its primary law.
The time for filing nominations is now
open and several have already filed
their names. They have until the
nineteenth of August in which to pre-
sent their names so it is little use to
guess at this time how many candi-
dates for the various positions will be
named. A stipulated fee has to be
deposited with the filing of a nomina-
ton, with the secretary of state for
the general offices and with the town
clerk for local offices. The town clerk
forwards the local declarations to the
secretary of state, who prepares the
official ballot for use in the primary
election to be held the first Tuesday in
September.
The new law does away with the
state conventions for the nomination
of candidates, but each of the leading
parties will hold conventions after the
primaries for the purpose of adopting
a platform. The minor parties cannot
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A Democratic View.

[From speech of G. H. Watson ac-
cepting the democratic nomination
for governor.l
Another fundamental principle
upon which both sides agree is the
publication of the primaries And
right here I believe we arrive at the
real issue of the coming contest. 1
believe civic righteousness is an indi-
vidua1 virtue as we'll as public
virtue. The time has come to
what possible reason is there why the
transactions of politics should not be
conducted as honorably as the tran
Sactions of business? Both the organic
and special law of Vermont, and the
spirit of our institutions, our form of
government prohibit the use of money
in obtaining votes. If innate breeding
and common manhood do not control
a mans ambition for office, if simple
honesty does not prevent man from
influencing his neighbor with money
instead of worth, if a choice is to be
directed through cupidity instead of
by natural selection, what in the name
of God, can you expect of the man
thus chosen after he reaches the de-
sired office? Will you be surprised if
he winks at Irregularities in others?
Have you the right to blame him if he
faVOrS those to whom he is obligated?
Do you expect the highest service and
the most untrammelled administration
from MIN 10 you S0l0CC IIldC KIM OIL
a man as a servant in your business?
Or has it come to this, that the public
conscience has become tainted so that
what privately would be diShonor is
publicly a mere peccadillo?
For one, I shall never yield up my
faith in the ultimate purity of the
public conscience. [ believe in the
honor and the honesty of Vermont. I
know her men and her women, and [
know they have not bred a tribe with
out a conscience. We are simply "a
sleep and the opportune day is here to
sound the awakening trump.
I'VE may we'll take courage in the
mighty leap which the majority in
very shame has been forced to take.
Listen!
And we further recommend such
legislation as shall compel candidates
for party nominations and political of
fees to make public itemized account
of their campaign expenses and such
other notifications of the existing
statute regarding corrupt practices in
political campaigns and elections as
shall tend more certainly to secure the
free choice Of the peoples servants in
the government and make the manner
and method of that choice clear of any
features repugnant to the enlightened
sense of a democratic people,
If that quotation had been couched
in more unmistakable language you
would have said it was taken from
a democratic platform. In fact it is a
quotation from the platform of the re-
publicans of Vermont adopted June 80.
1910. And again, listen to the words
of the chairman of the body that
adopted that plank
The doctrine certainly is sound
that money in excess of reasona BILE ex-
penses should be eliminated from
elections and that the people should
be invited to take part in political
actions by substituting their individual
and untrammeled judgment on the
choice of men for office, in order to
bring our system of government as
nearly as possible down to the rule
of government by the people,
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The Canlpa gn.

The question is, how much of a
sentiment in the republican party of
Vermont The ST. Johnsbury GALE
DOMAIN represents when it refuses
to support the nomination of DR.. John
A. Mead for the governorship. That
there is some disaffection in the ranks
is plain enough. That there are some
republicans that will not vote for the
head of the ticket at the polls in
September is plain enough. Some
of these men come out boldly and say
so. Oilers smile and say nothing,
which is often more significant. And
still others openly avow their inten-
ton to vote for the democratic candi-
date, without any equivocation what
ever.
The campaign has not opened yet
There is something to be looked for
and confidently eXpected.-CSt. Adams
Messenger.