Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-06

zeal of his mug wumpish democratic follow
ers in the metropolis his political undoing
will 10 complete. That the democratic
CIRCULARS" in New York have already con
sidercd the possibility of Mr. Cleveland's
defoat is shown by tho statements OF
prominent Hill democrat, which also disclose
the democratic programme in that State.
He says
ave are getting more and moro in New
York to look with indifference on presiden-
tiol elections. The patronage, owing to
civil service reform is now SO small that it
is not a source OF political strength, but
rather of weakness. The State and locel
offices afford greater range for POLITICAL
work and give greater rewards. National
politics does not seem TO lbs in our limo.
We will send Flower to the Senate and mako
Sheehan governor, and if Mr.. Cleveland can
get elected, well and good, but what we
want is Sheehan for governor"
1t Is to be inferred from this frank state
mont that the democratic "regular5' of the
Empire State are TO look out for Iammany'
interests in New York city and for the State
Legislatures and, that Cleveland will be neg
lected if not actually opposed as result, is
foregone conclusion.
VERMONTERS IN SOLDIERS HOMES.
Old Soldiers from this state who are
Cared for by other states.
Following is list of Ncrmonter5 who are
a. present inmates OF soldiers homes in
other Slites:
Michigan Soldiers Home, Grand Rapids,
| Mich. -trapllin l.. Forbes corporal com
| 4 ,riy 1f ia
company b, 1tb Vt; William i. D"yer
company G, 18th Vt. Thomas S. iinson,
company c. 9th Vt,
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home, San
dusky, Ohio. Guy 7. Corson, company D,
18th Vt; Thomas c. Bixby, company B,
7th Vt; Hubbard II. Wright, company G,
| 9th VT.
New Hampshire Sodiers's Home TiltOn,
n. H-WAham II. Brown, company X,
81 Vt.
Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home,
Quincy, ln-W. ". Hathorn, company K,
lst VI cavalry; John Sullivan, company
j, 9TH VT. ". II. Mcfarland, company *,
lst Vt. cavalry.
Marion Branch Soldiers Home, Marion,
I.-Wilham Ii. Perkins, company Z, lst
y t., also company Il, 18th VT; John ".
Hall company L, 81 Vt.
Iowa soldiers Home, Morabeltown,
Iown-John Clifford, company X, l1th Vt.
New York state Soldiers aud Sailors
Home, Bath, :. y. Peter Tifer, company G.,
Sth infantry; SlrreI Erussoau, company +,
! Sth infantry: John O'Grady comnony ],
9TH infantry; Charles Fisk, company D. 4th
infantry; Nelson asset, company =, ~ in
fantry; Patrick Ryan, company Is, 21 in
fantry; Charles Z. Hall, company &, lth
infantry: William J. Gordon, company II,
| ,th infantry; --, company i,
18th infantry; James Patterson, company
b, 9th infantry.
Northwestern branch, National Home for
disabled volunteer soldiers, Milwaukee. Wis
William d. Atwood, company {, Sth Vt
infantry; George j.. Averill, company {,
18th Vt. infantry; Lawrence Burke, COM
pany f, 10th Vt. infantry; Virgil II. Col
Inns, company q, 9th Vt. Res, infantry
Louis 4. Daniel, company {, 12Jh Vt. in
fantry; Patrick Fitzpatrick, company h,
9th VT. infantry; Reuben Holland, company
ii, 9th VI infantry; William II. kennedy,
company 4, l1tb Vt. Res. infantry; Joseph
Il. Kelley, company d, Attn Vt, infantry:
Edward y. kibOce company X, 4th vt. in
, fautry; Jacob Loierbouee, company +, H3i
, Vt. Res. Infantry; Edward Murray, COM
pnny |, 9th VI. infantry: Albert Page,
company G, "a Vt. iuiurtry; Jason Smith,
company A, 9th Vt. infantry; Albert l..
Thompson, company X, 6th Vt. infantry.
/ Branch National Home for ID. Y. 5. in
fautry, Cleveland, Ohio. William II. Per-
t kius company Z, lst regiment; Alonzo J..
Staughtou, company a, lst regiment
George l.. Wood company 3, lst reg ment
Franklin y. Center, company *, "a rosi
ment; William W. Cook, company ----, 81
, IA
e "a rtg iment; Albert Page company q, -
, regiment; James Morgan, company X, %
r. reg ment; Ieter Muliigan, company Cr, 20
q regiment; Josiah d. Bedding, company A,
Ith reg meu,; Marion Chanee, company H.
. 18th esimeEt; JOSIAH Il. Kelley, company
D, 4tL regiment; Edwin l.. Merriam, com
pGuy X, Attn regiment; Patrick O'Connor
company y, 18th regiment; John Rowe
, company !, 4th rcgiment; Thomas II. Stan
70 ford, company D, 4th regiment, Alexander
q Chalmers, company +, 9TH regiment; George
, 5. Haw.ey, company Z, 9th regiment
Y Alonzo +. Stoushtou, company c, oh reg
= ment; Charles IT, Thompson, company l
9th regiment; James Wslch, company II,
4 5Ih regiment; John EEau, company +, Oh
l regiment; Patrick Fitzpatrick, company II,
= 6Lh regiment; James House, company X
. 9th reg lmeut; Frank Marshall, company X
- 7tth regiment; William Il. rerkina, com
pany q, 9TH regiment Sir,l Bruseau, com
pany i, S,h regiment; Patrick Hobon, com
- pany { and i, 9h regiment; John "
t Mignault, company G, 9th regiment; VII
n liam c. Kelly, company c, 10Th regiment
i Patrick {. Kennedy, company Ii, lOu
It regiment; Edwin {. Hall, company Il, lOt
II regiment; George T. AverlI, company c
- 18th regiment; Chamberlain Durham, com
=, pSny c, eth regiment, Martin Mu,oy, CON
} psny \, 18th regiment; henry ". Howard
company II, 10Th regiment; Henry W
o Howard, company d, l1th regiment; Maj
tin b. Maloy, company II, ,th regiment
John McMulen, company b. l7th regiment
Wallace n. NanCor, company &, 18th reg
/. ment; Frank j. Baldwin, company H. /.
- cavalry; Thomas Cassidy, alias Cass, com
- pany *, LIST cavalry; William b. Mason
> company c, lst cavalry; John c. Murray
&c company i, lst cavalry; John BattiSt'
y company /, Iy. artillery; Andrew {
le Boudry, company J., lst lily. artillery
,r Patrick 3. Walsh, company Is, lst lily
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