Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-19
CITY CAUCUS.
An Excellent List of Representative
Citizens on tho County Ticket.

An Excellent List of Representative
Citizens on tho County Ticket.
The rainy weather did not seem to inter
fere with the attendance or allay enthusi-
asm at the republican city caucus at the City
Hall Wednesday evening. 1t was called to
elect delegates to the county convention who
will participate in nominating the county
officers. Gen. w. w. Henry, chairman OF
the city committe, raped for order and
read the call. Moses Murray nominated Gen.
Henry for chairman of the caucus and
Judge Peck put the motion, which was car
ricd unanimously. w. o. Baldwin was
then chosen secretary upon motion OF Score
tary Of State c. w. Brownsll, jr. ID. j.
Foster moved that tho chair appoint three
tellers to guard the ballot boz and count the
votes and those gentlemen were named
Noses Murray, M. II. Alexander and l.. II.
Beaupre. Judge II. s. Peck was recognized
by the chair and moved that, inasmuch as
everything was harmonious as tho repub-
lican party should always be, the registra
ton list ordered prepared and used at eau
cuses, be suspended for tho evening only.
1t was adopted. The baloting began at
1916 and closed in just one hour. There
was only one ticket which is a good repre-
sentative one. They are: For senator,
David j. Foster.
elegates-Iienry Greene, Charles 2.
Smith, Riley b. Stearns, Leon II. Beaupre,
James B. Scully, Joseph Monta, Frederick
A. Weed, Louis II. Turk, Alphonse H. Du-
hanel, l.. G. Burnham, Elihu b. Taft
Henry Ballard, M. c. Berry, Julius w.
Russell, Napoleon L'Heureux, John L. Fox
James McCuen, Frank b. Boyntou, Louis
A. Dion, Leverett +. Englesby, Fred s.
Pease, +. E. Burgess, Albert &. Spaulding
Henry c. Smith, Heman w. Allen, Wilder
L. Burnap, Elias Lyman.
Alternates-Albert G. Peirce, d. w.
Robinson, Fred Johonnott, Joseph Robin
son, d. n. Nicholson, j. w. Goodel, J. w.
Jones, Rufus 4. Brown. Arthur l.. Walker,
a. q. Whittemore, Frank Ii. Parker, Charles
r. Nash, William Ii. Lane, jr., Edward F..
Brownell, Walter c. Isham, Charles L.
Pease, James Moran, Henry Gutchell, Ar
thur st. Pierre, e. s. Adsit, S. d. Hodge,
Charles r. Palmer, Walter s. Vincent,
B. r. Seymour, S. w. Landon William G..
Shaw, +. G. Kennedy.
Delegates Elected.
The following delegates to the coming
county convention have been elected.
Richmond-J. W. Hilton, A. G. Berry,
DR.. c. w. Jacobs, j. B. Morton, H. S.
Conant I. w. Towers, F. F. Freeman, A.
b. Hildreth. The delegates are pledged to
II. c. Gleason for senator from the south
side OF the river.
shelburne-F. r. Hart, W. H. Tyler, N.
f. Clifford, F. Il. Stoddard, G.. Z. Blair,
w. w. Irish, j. j, Colamer. All are for
Cushman for States attorney. The dele
gates were given power to appoint their
own alternates. F. r. Hart Frank Har-
mon and w. w. Irish were elected repubi-
can town committee for the next two years.
Charlotte-S. E. Russell, A. L.. Sherman,
]. B. Williams, +. A. Lewis D. o. Foote,
Lyman McNiel, Henry S. White, H. S.
Fonda, NJ. n. Williams The delegation
was instructed to fill all vacancies. This
town committee elected were: DR.. w. II. II.
Varney, II. d. Edgerton b. J. Clark. A
committee in each school district was ap-
pointed to solicit names for republican
club, to report at a meeting in the town
house, SATURDAY. evening Nav %