The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-10-29

United states government StIuIltUH bu'
pronounced the superior Of tell you what
practically all the other he would subst
states. And this construc- policy that h
tive work has all been ac- much for us
compshed under the man highways und
agement Of Charles w. agement of
Gates, Republican candi- Gates.
date for governor.
Better SchOOls-That we
have a splendid school sys-
TEN is not denied And the .. eve =,
incoming Republican admin teurish effort
istration, realizing educa- emf administra,
ton to be the foundation of fishing an
public welfare, favors fur school at r
ther legislation for the edu- From Democ
cation of boys and girls, the platform
young men and the young
women of Vermont In the
last fiscal year there was
disbursed for education and
highways a sum larger
than all the general state
expense amounted to IL
years ago. This expense
includes agricultural in
struction instituted under
Republican administrations.
Advertising Vermont by
the Vermont Publicity Bur-
eau, connected with the Of Mr. Howe's
flee of Secretary of State be to abolish tn
Bailey partment. SD
Result: Thousands of to fiji tbe hotel,
visitors have been attracted inc houses of
to Vermont-thousands of he asks. and
dollars left in Vermont by this query hin
these vistors-farms sold CLAIMING mo ~
and manufacturers attract
ed to the possibilities YER
mont offers and by cooper
atng with the Vermont
Maple Sugar Makers Asso-
citation over 5000 persons
outside Vermont became in
terested in Vermont Maple
products
Grade Crossing Abolish
ment - Annually, for each
80 miles or greater fraction Nv uor,a Ia Q
thereof, grade crossing on Sph;act
each Vermont railroad shall
be removed. The railroad
corporations bear 65 per
cent of this expense the
towns 10 per cent. and the
State 25 per cent Elimin-
ating grade crossings is GO
ing on in all states of the
Union. Shall Vermont sus-
pend this useful work?
Insane and Feeble Mind
ed-Abreast of other states
Vermont is caring for its Mr. uoue ia g;
insane and predetermined in subject
practical and humane
way. Shall we return to
the old town system with
its attendant hazard and
annoyances?
A direct state tax of 10 cents on the dollar Of
list levied by the legislature of 1912 was the first
tax in IL years. Covering this period this tax
less than one cent on dollar of the grand list y
taxes paid by the corporations the last fiscal year
more than so cents on the dollar OF the grand list
year.
Mr. Howe as member of the Vermont Les
1908 opposed the present automobile law which
state a revenue of $4,000, for the fiscal year c
/, 1914
Mr.. Howe absented himself from the legisatu
he was member, practised his profession in the
drew pay for the time he did not occupy his seat.
as member of the legislature that voted to lncre
of its own members notwithstanding his economy
took the money.
Mr. Howe poses as an enemy of corporations.
saws Mr. Howe represents the same interests he
with representing. Mr. Howe does not deny the
April. 1912, Mr.. Howe incorporated farm own
in Essex County-n other words Incorporated HI
in August following as a candidate for the go
lampooned the corporations.
Better Roads-Better SchO0ls-Better Conc
the Incompetent-NIore Industries-Better and
Conditions for all the people Of Vermont, is the c.
policy of the Republican Party.
The Republican Party of Vermont. is and
constructive. The Democratic Party, National
has been and is destructive Mills are closed.
are out of employment. A war tax is imminent
peace.
VOTE THE FULL REPUBLICAN STATE TIC
CONTINUE yERMONTS PROSPERIT'
Republican State Commit
Montpe
Oct &c 1914.