VERMONT ELECTION. s.
From the Boston Post, September 6ih, 1914.
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The result in this State compared with 1910,
exhibits the immense gain to the democratic par.
ty which is seen in all parts of the Union. In the
single county of fWndsor-the stronghold Of whig-
gerry 1.-The democratic gain. as compared with the
last Presidential election, is nearly one thousand
roles!


1t is, however, about this time, so rare an oc'
currence for the wings to hold their own IN state
that we are prepared to see the most extrayagan'
exulaton in The papers Of that party over the star
that never sets - "the glorious Green Mountain
Boys I" &c.. &c.; but, let them tax as ,hey "','
tbev co,no, conceal. from themselves their read
ers,, the fact that (even in New England) the men
,rho elected Harrison can neper be made 10 rote TOR
Clay!


In lO5 towns, the vote is, for Kellogg, Democrat
1871; Slade, (Whig) l6,O2S-mnJor'ty S'''''
In 1910 whig majority was l4,422!