Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-08-24
NIILL TIIEv COHH
More Democrats who will Vote for
1lurrisou mud Marian

We have printed several times "A list Of
| Democrats who have declared their pur-
pose TO vote for Harrison and Morton this
wear To print "A list Of the names of all
those who 80 declare themselves would
make the pupel look like "a directory, but
from partial list of these new recruits com
piled bv the New York Mail and Express.
we select some representative names
In New York city II H. Thurber, the
well known grocer OF Rcale street James
\. Whitney, leading lawyer and a Demo
crat of ~ years standing Robert Adams
an extensive mill o,, ucr m Connecticut and
New Jersey. and G.. G. ~hayne, president
ct the American Furriers association In
l;rooklyu Chas. $. Higgins, the we'll
Enow u soap manufacturer, and "a member of
the Democratic state committee VI. t.
| Moore, manufacturer of bronzes VIM II
Graves, real estate dealer. au active mem
her ot the First Ward Democratic a,socia-
tion. In Troy Ex-Governor j NJ Warren.
tx Mayor W. l. Van Allstyne. cx Control
l"r John u. Spicer james O'Nel aud
Pierce Kane, manufacturers aud Stephen
". Barker manufacturer. and one Of the
trustee, Of the Democratic Troy Press In
tilpv,rsyiIr and Amsterdam. MpsSrs ".
s.. Lansing, % n Hanr, " 4 Sears, Nor
-nu Smell, l.. l.. bean aud other muuuiuc-
turer-. In t"h"eo JauathHn Hitler, pro-
IrIrtur of the American hosiery mill who
las held office a~ Democrat ever since
"h"", was incorporated rs a village G..
+. North and thn. f. noyle Of tine Anchor
hosiery mill Mr. Nurth. now the Demo
cratic momher of the puhhr board, aud MIR.
Doyle. formerly Democratic candidate
ipr mayor. David Akin, ". II. Akin DH-
,Id Field and Herman Euchlowitz, leading
manufacturers. Other New York men in
the same list are Joseph Book of Buffalo,
a. l.. Fish, Democratic eN-mayor of Roch-
r,tcr DrNllie u. Ter" llliscr Of Am-ter-
lam Alfred Dodge of holgevllle, Simon
TURK and 'haS and Michael MctiuIre of
it"rnrliNHle. VIM. +. Mcnamara of Cor
ulng. VII" ~tumped the state for Cleveland
in 1881 y. ". DAVIS "i Livingston Manor,
Ion benjamin KAY ui Hudson. known aS
the war horse ui the Columbia county
democracy, and Joseph Martin Of Newburg.
la New jersey the list includes such
lain's n futrlrk lhpnahur. large contrac-
t"r OF Elizabeth DR. ". II. Mhiteley, a
ifc long Democrat OF Patterson James f.
Connolly, Democratic alderman Of Newark
"N Senator Garfield Of Morris county j.
y llNon, one of the largest coal dealers Of
Paterson George f.. Wright awell known
armrr of Paterson a. ". A. HcnJn,
Democratic canIidltr for alderman in Pat
erson IN 1851, and j. H. Barrett of Patcr
ON, superintendent OF the eastern division
"i the Erie railway
III ,nh'y wanna are I'uhd such men as
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/ f Grin,.s ,f pnt.h,,.', ,,,,..,.l ,,,a,,',..,.,
# the Knoxville Land hnprov,ueut com
pany lhuo. Arker of rltt,burg, secretary
"l I"cal assembly of th" knights OF Labor.
w.. + S'hTn"" 81 Ii'''nurs' ,, prominent
,rJ'\yn ,;r,Gitb r,,iraI ,,,.r'.G',,,t ~ r.,,,
u.t square Judge John HnndIey of Lack
twanuA Leonard hvch, one of the most
'rti'e Democrats IA NrNtm"relnnt county
w. u, M'' 'l,'''l'' i'r n'hy Years 'ne 'gnd
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