The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-05-05

49,, w" 'VAuon III HARRISBURG
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W. C. Liller of indianapolis ba 4
en- elected president of the Natior 4
ague of Democratic Clubs. ~
The opinion is gaining gro,
lifornia that Governor Gil ND in
Ids to try for a seat in t. .Fttt in
ates Senate - J0ited
The retirement of Aid
and and Hale of Mai f6b of Rhode
0 of the most pro De- will remove
I'm the United st Gsinent Veterans
ateS Senate.
leading civic ar -
Pittsburg he ID commercial bodies
the adopt We eleclared in favor
IN of COVE 81 @Jf the commission
r1oerG for heir city.
Represe ----
nth c >rizitiNe Nicholas Long
esd # Ohio, son-in-law of former
igr an Roose Welt, will deliver cam
Iapeeches i IN several of the North
saeDn States this fall.
-
etIowsrnor B. F. Carroll of Iowa has
fset the min ds of the politicians at
lrest by milking definite announce
ment that he intends to becomes a
candidate for second term
So far there appears TO be no OPP
: position among Massachusetts Re-
publicanS TO the denomination of Gov
ernor Draper this fall. The Governor
: is now serving his second term.
The Brooklyn Democratic Club hopes
to secure William J. Bryan to deliver
the principal address at it's Andrew
Jackson dinner and celebration the
bird week in May.
California Prohibitionists hope tic
nave ten thousand delegates and Wis
tors in attendance at their State nom
-. nation convention to assemble in Sar
!, Jose on May 49,
One of the most interesting State
, campaigns of the year is being con.
:, ducted in Texas, where five aspirants
. are engaged in a spirited race fol
!, the Democratic nomination for Cover
nor.
If The celebration of the fftieth an
Of liversary of Lincoln's nomination
which was planned to be held in
! Chicago next month has been deferr
# ed until next year owing to the time
# being too short to make the necess
,s ny arrangements.
N Judge r. r. Kinkade of Toledo, wht
lie is chiefly known to fame as the judg'
Il. who sent the Toledo ice men to jai
e. for forming trust to boost prices
is S now mentioned as possible candi
Iy date for Governor of Ohio on the Re.
Y publican ticket. ss
H.
When the Illinois Prohibitionist
meet in convention at Decatur mex
:, month to name candidates for Stat
officers they will take steps to pusl
the movement for a vote at the Nov
: ember election on the proposition o
!. whether the Legislature shall pass &
Statewide prohibition measure.
l. The two main factions of the Dem
r. ocratic party in New Jersey are en-
C. gagged in a fight to determine whicl
f. will control the convention that viii
G. nominate candidate for Governor o.
al the State to be voted on next Novem
m Der. Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr., of Tren
of on and State Senator George S. Sill
A. er of MiddleseX County are the tw'
in men over whom the fight is bein;
is waged.
I'd GR0TON TINES SOLD.
to Paper to Be Published by the 81
Mt JOhnsbury Republican HencefOrth
% Fridays issue of the GrotoI
"a Times is the last to be issue'
~ at Groton, under the management o
ie C. c. Lord. the present editor anC
10 manager. The Times says:
with this issue the GrotoI
~ Times eases to be printed at Gro
NJ ton. The paper will be taken owe
~ the st, Johnsbury Republican anC
u still issued as the Groton Times. Oul
y patrons will receive a much bette
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