VERMONT. Official.

Presileat. 1910.
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Maj. for Clay, s,729; Do. for Harrison, l4,424.


We'll done ever glorious Vermont, The Bur-
lington Free Press Justly remarks:


Amid the failhless, sse is always faithful; and
on no former occasion has her high renown been
more glorously vindicsted. To have voluntarily
marched 10 The polls v-ith near nine thousand ma
jori,y, under the certainty Of defeat elsewhere
when we were borne down and depressed with every
days report tba after another, the great Suites
had faithlessly abandoned Us, and that Polk was
then in fact elected-indicaies f1edness Of pur-
pose, high moral appreciation of the duties Of
freemeD, and an sbiding patriotism, which chal-
lenges local pride. and furnishes 10 every
Vermonter the bes, consolation that so inglorious
and disastrous result admits CT. Other States
may PROSTATE themselves before the heathen gods
OF Tree trade and siayeIy-nor,herr l5cofocism may
vote itself upon par with the pauEers of Europe
but as for Vermont, she worshps no such idcs, and
thus solemnly, emphsiiealiy protests against The
unmsnly degradation.