The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-22
. DEMOCRATIC LOVE FEAST.
Members of Successful Party Met in
Montpelier Last Night to Celeb ate.

Democrats to the number of .5i
turned out at the Pavilion hotel in Mont.
peler last night to celebrate their yic-
tory at the polls on election day. There
were present the members of the Dem.
ocratie club OF the legislature and their
guests from all over Vermont. The
speakers of the evening were Charles d.
Watson of St Adams. president of the
club, Patrick w. Melden OF Rutland,
toastmaster, Harland b. Howe of st.
Johnsbury, Thomas IT, Browne of Rut-
land, Emory S. Harris of Bennington,
eN- Mayor J. L. Burke Of Burlington, Dr.
lW. h. Mayo of Northfield, Matthew G.
Leary of Burlington, NJ. T. Moran of
Bellows Falls, G. Herbert Pape of Barre,
A. P. Carpenter of Brattleboro, Elisha
May of st. Johnsbury, II. +. Shaw o:
Stowe and II. c. Shurtleff of Mont
pelier.
Letters of regret were read from Gov.
Marshall of Indiana, Gov. Foss of Mas
sachusetts, Lieut.. -Governorelect David /.
Walsh of Massachusetts and Hon. Felix
". McGettrick of Boston, Mass. Arthur
l.. Wells of Montreal, and Judge Seneca
Haselton of Burlington.
Among those present were: Burton
Il. Bailey, j. III. kelliher, George A. At
kins, J. NJ. Healey, John II. Senter, II.
C. Shurtleff, Montpelier; T.. j. Owens,
C. w. Melcher, G. N. Tilden, Barre;
John ]. Flynn, NJ. ID. Mcmahon, z. c.
McSweeney, Thomas Magner, John Il.
Kelley. Burlington; d. L. 0'Sulliyan,
Winooski; j. j. Thompson, st. Albans;
A. L. Calhoun, Middlebury; j. s. Boards.
ley, Alburg Springs; Herbert o. Bixby,
Chelsea; AlyeXander Cochrane, Wells
River; ID. +. Carmody. Fairhaven; c. L.
Gates, A. G. Small, Morrisville; G.. w. |
Scott, II. Il. Sanford Victor A. Grant, |
p. C. Dodge. Randolph; Dan c. Pollard |
Proctorsvillc; ID. c. Foss, Island Pond; |
y. T. Adams, White River Junction; A. l
H. Gleason. st. Johnsbury; j. w. Thurs |
ton, Island Pond; j. G.. Cllery. X. s. |
Childs. Brattleboro; o. {. Sawyer, Shar-
on, J. c. Flynn, West Dorset; A. III. /
Commings, Richford; J. G. Roy, East
o. c. L,lce, stowe; III. w. Var
mum, JeffersOnville; G.. w. Burleson,
East Fairfeld,, H. \. Demeritt, +. c.
Luce. g. II. Evans, Waterbury; Fred c.
Martin, Bennington; a. c. 0rvis, Man.
shester.
Toastmaster Meldon said in part as
follows: Truth crushed to earth will
Use again; and here We are. Let us fool
he Republican party again and show
hem we are here for the public good
md not for self, because the Republican
,arty is covered all over with broken
IL carried Mormondom-Ner
mont and Utah-Nermont, the liliputian
rib OF Joseph Smith, and Utah, the
marriage bed of Mormondom and Brig I
am Young. Had Mr.. Taft kept his
Tord and revised the tariff downward f.
here might have been another song
o sing Even had he signed the tariff
Ills he might have told another tale.
But he was a splendid loser. Honor 4
nd truth should have been his. truth !
rom the hungry horde who would lie /
he cross Of Christ from the church OF
-od. This one man told the party in 50
ANY words they might 90 TO the devil.
nd they did 20 20 the devil. in a Bull
loose wagon, and landed al Oyster Bay. "
iut graft was no longer king; liberty
as uppermost again. and the grand
n ship Of state viii Be safely landed
! port by that master mariner, Wood g
~ Wilson ef NeE jersey Y