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

aias. express rates. rmrigrts' liahlllg.
and 0llrf matters boa Interesting The
nloEs inlsllisshg NulsIs. and esl.rrlally Oh
/ Ilae auasGlOh al Aksll.eF the railroads al
the state should eonlinue 10 have their
iTot~ity Y4laosi 81 lsss than "a pei cent.
Mhilr the pFoI@tty Ut an ordinary Iaunef
i yalnei oh hasls II 20 IeT erni, Mhsn
Me, Has eas asked, as = matter II Poli,ls
cal STRATEGY, ~ The iailn4d candidate
ho 0plsosrs hlIi, ahelhsF he soild IasoE
lselsllshihe hls sAhtlaAisn eAluhsus Alter
.iasiian hs Fei.iiod ih@l hs i4sos~d tsals
lAsily hol onlk after the eiestlan, bal als,
lsfosp IL, and hoi only alter The pflma
ices, bul also before them,
Mho i opposing the Progressive eleiheni
Ia Nra iiamIshiIrs The aannr old efoed,
lhal lles hand, The iieston and Maine y
shtins politically to-day a. doeeris as u
eser fought IA The history II NeN lamp
/ shiTr. Al one time lheTr mas some unrrfs
iainly about what the isrsi policy this
year would b. Was settled, however,
90 the day that Jacob HallingeT, United
States SENATOR, arrived in his home state,
4 heN Was then pot forward Al once, ~
the stand Iat railroad aud machine can
dldair. lieEiIam hills, speaker II the house,
president II the senate. aud chairman Of
| the apIstupTiallons committee, az A time
! when those ailinrs we've held only with
ths approval II the boston aud Maine,
lln kimhall. president oi the Concord
aud Montreal railroad, oame back 10 New
Hampshire az the same time a. ualiih'
r,r. aud Ellis has always been elosfly AZ
soa-iaied with kimhall, Who Is the com
aandine general IA the field TOT all the
railroad i0rues. How'd, the last railroad
governor al the state, has also come Out
opcnly ior Ellis,
Thsso Who do not understand politics
ffiin the inside maN ncucisu a uash 81
lisht from a ier,ni incident. \ man named
iiamhicll h an attorney tot the Boston
aud Main. and one u their chief political
iiruienanis Not long ago he vent into
. public telephone booth IN the state
foIse aud called up President Iuttle Of
the Boston and Maine. aud boasied that
be- and hi crowd had the Iriormcts
licked" GA a tax ball ia which the rail
hers happened 10 b. sitting outside the
booth Ihc,c gentlemen had not believed
FULLY the current talk about business and
,oliii,s. aud they we're 80 Mortified 10y this
personal experience that they AZ once
went 10 a notary public aud testified 10
the conyrrration iiamblett j. for Ellis
Among the conspicuous ornaments Of the
old Cannon machine ~ Washington IS
Congressman SulloWay Of New Hampshire.
The progressive fcpublioan- have put ini
ward in opposition 10 him sherman y,
Burroughs 81 Manchester, a lawyer who
has been IN the reform organization
since Il started, in Winston Churchill's
CAMPAIGN Of 1896, and who j. now stand
ing on an outspoken anti Cannon plat
form. Also there i 90 be hard fight
over the makeup Of the state senate and
Of the governors council In other words,
the lines are drawn up for a severe battle.
and Sept. u will decide whether or not
New Hampshire in the immediate future
j. TO be in the gnp 81 the Gallingcr ma
chine. II is generally believed that u
Bass is beaten at the primaries the demo
crats will carry the election, result
which the railroads aud the machine would
prefer "a progressive republican control