The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-21
state Committees AppeaI

Neatly printed on half-tone paper
the campaign booklet Of the republi
can state committee in an attractive
publication.
On the cover-page is portrait OF
Charles W. Gates. THE Road Build
er," candidate for governor, and the
title is Green Mountain Boys" Sena-
tor Dillinghams portrait occupies a
full page with the subtitle "The
Faithful Servant, whole-hearted, in.
telligent and true"
Hale K Darling, candidate To- lieu
tenant-governor is described as '"The
Lawmaker, energetic, watchful and
loyal" Guy w. Bailey, for secretary
OF state, is The Worker, untiring,
faithful and courteous" Walter F..
Scott, for treasurer, is THE Banker
accountable, careful and integrity
personfied." Horace F.. Graham is
"The States Guardian, dependable,
sagacious and Trustworthy" Herbert
G. Barber is THE Economist, bust
ness-like, keen and capable"
Congressman Frank l.. Greene is
declared to be THE Wit of the House
OF Representatives brilliant, able and
aggressive" and Col Porter H. Dale,
"The Orator, able, scholarly and pro
gressivc."
Condensed biographies of the can
didates accompany the pictures and
the personal statements of Mr. Gates
and Senator Dillingham; are also in
cluded The party platform, in cpl
tome. is the final feature, accompanied
by newspaper clippings reproduced.
The personal appeal Of the COM
mittee contains the following:
This booklet is presented that you
may become better acquainted with
the candidates of the republican par
ty and what they stand for. Here are
their portraits and their records.
They are republicans in the highest
and best sense. Without exception
they are men who have already serv-
ed Vermont and have proved them
selves worthy.
Gates Vermont's Better Roads
man. is known and Justly celebrated
throughout Vermont and far beyond
its confines as the man who has
brought good roads into every town
in Vermont without mourning a bond
ed debt and without any appreciate
change in local taxation.
Darling, the walking library OF in
formation as TO Vermonts statutes;
Bailey, the advertiser of Vermont as
we'll as the capable secretary; Ora
ham, the man who has made the
auditing department not merely a
safeguard against dishonesty but a
guide to economy and efficiency;
Scott, the trustworthy and careful
banker; Barber the lawyer and bust
ness man; all these men are especi
ally fitted for the positions for which
they have been nominated.
Senator Dillingham; is Vermonter
OF the highest type, a man ripe in
legislative experience, commanding
figure in national life and better fitted
than ever to serve Vermont in the
United States Senate
In Frank l.. Greene. one Of the |
brightest and most earnest advocates |
of the New Vermont" and Porter II |
Dale who has since early manhood |
earnestly endesvored to advance the |
welfare OF Vermont, the party has |
candidates for the national house |
who will worthily maintain the high
standard of efficiency established by |
,Eermonts congressman.
These are all men of Vermont and
for Vermont.
We, the republican state commit |
tee, believe in them and in the princi |
Piles they stand for. AS young men.
believing in the future of the chasten |
ed and recognized republican party, |
we call on you. as true Vermonters
10 help Vermont by choosing these
men to office. They keep the faith |
with tho voters.
The publication is I'm striking con
trast to the usual stereotyped cam
paigu document and is being sup
piled in large numbers 10 the county
and local committees.-Rut Her
aid,