Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-05
BRATTLEBORO REPUBLICANS
Their Organization for the Campaign
Of 1892.

There was a good attendance of RepuD-
| leans at the meeting held last Saturday
/ evening at the lower town hall to re0rganize
| the Republican club for the campaign OF
| 1892 DR.. lIoltou, president OF the oId
| organization, called the meeting to order
/ and stated its purpose, which was to near
! the report of the committee appointed last
| Nav to present list of officers for the re-
/ organization of the club. Col. j. j. Estey,
| in behalf of that committee, presented the
| list of officers which had been arranged,
and they were elected by viva voce vote
| after few additions had been made at the
| suggestion of gentlemen present. Col. H..
! X. Fuller the new president, was escorted
to the chair by COL Hooker and Mr.. Chas.
! IIpnkel and accepted the Office in brlei
| speech i'm which he emphasized the thought
| that the Republican party is the party OF
! liberty, home and country. Following Is
| the full list of officers.
| President. Hon l. X Fuller
! Dr. u. T. Webster Dr. Joseph Draper. Hon. H. y
| Harris. 5. y Henrik, w. H. Proctor. Geo II.
! Bond. II G.. Harris, Geo Hines. Chas. Har-
! ris Hon T.. W. Sto1dard. II. n. Shaw, Oscar rs
tahrOok, G. F Thompson Henry A. Chaplin L. r.
! Adams
Secretary. Walter T. hubbard
Treasurer. W II Bracket.
| Executive comm ttre. Hon j LMarin, DR. II.
! ID. IIoltpn. Go. :. bowl v, X. Haskins, r. {.
! Crosby, G.. y Bemis Wells p. Jones, II +. Wealth
| crhead. Thus. Harmon. o. T. Ware, +. G. Frost,
! l. d. Greene. c. c. Fits Chas H. Thompson,
| Chas f. bingham, John l. Knowlton, F. j. Bal
| ley: L. Hunt, 5. B. Emerson =, ,-
! Membership committee W. : Mckinney + r.
| Connors F. NJ. Waite, Geo. " Norcross, F.. II.
! Spauldiug G. u. Whitman, w. ID. StockWell q.
| G. Messer c. Sargent g.: W Pierce. /. ID. ray
! lor, Geo. W. Fuller. Chas. Kaye, John X Strand,
! .. w. Harris, G. f. X. JENNIE George b. HIT,
Charl. Robb John II. Wright
! On proceeding to the election of delegates
to the Republican state league convention,
to be held at Burlington next Friday, these
| gentlemen were chosen:
! H. D. Holton, G. W. Hooker, c n. Bemis, W.
| ID. Stockweil, -. h. French. G. W Durham, c.. X.
| Crosby. Col. J. j. Estey q. f. JENNIE, Geo. W.
! Pierce q. T. Ware, LiSton K-tchum. I. J Bailey
| Col Fuller and ". +. Hubbard ex ofiicio.
The spirit of the meeting was admirable,
and it is evidently the purpose of the Brat
| tlebOro Republicans to take hold of the
state and national campaign of 1892 with
a united determination to do their part in
maintaining the splendid traditions of the
party and winning handsome victory.
Alluson was made by several gentlemen
to the excellence of the New York Press
as a Republican newspaper, and to the de
| STABILITY of extending its circulation as
widely as possible during the coming cam
| paign. The secretary of the club was APP
| pointed agent to receive subscriptions, and
| it was promised on the part of The Phoenix
to take active measures to bring the merits
of the Press before the Republicans of
! BrattlebOro.
Dr. lIOlton, chairman of the BrattleborO
| delegation to the Republican league CON
| vention at Burlington, gives notices that
| the delegation will meet at the club room
to fill vacancies. Half fare railroad rates
will be given to those attending the con-
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