The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-23

The first thing we propose 10 do Is
10 turn the rascals out--turn out every
mothers son of them. That is what
We will do; that is the first thing.
This is Mr.. Clements sure cure for
the alleged political ills Of the state as
be himself expressed il in his opening
campaign speech; and the g rascals"
referred 10 are the officials of the
state, every one Of them.
So, ont goes Chief Judge Rowell and
his :" rascally" associates, Judges Ty-
ler,. Munson, Watson, Haselton, Pow
ers and Miles, and with them John w.
Redmond, supreme court reporter.
Out goes William II. Gilmore, adju-
tant and inspector general; Mason 3.
Stone, superintendent Of education;
Luther A. Cobb, inspector Of finance,
and Charles W. Gates, highway com
missioner.
Out goes George II. Terrill and Doe
tors Rich and Stevens Of the cattle
commission; John n. Woodiin, Fred
b. Pier and A. +. Cudworth. directors
Of the state prison and house Of correc-
ton; John Il. Weeks, Joseph w. Fow-
Ter and Roger W. Hulburd, trustees Of
the Vermont industrial school; DR.. l..
NJ. Greene, DR.. +. +. Steele, and DR..
q, s. Foster, supervisors OF the insane;
Dan d. Burditt DR.. c. l.. Irwin and
w. l.. Dow, trustees Of the Vermont
state hospital.
Out with Frank Plumley, +. c. Will
liams and Linus Leavens of the court
of claims; +. W. Pierce, W. Z. How
ard, O. D.. Matthewson, c, l.. Stearns,
Albert Edison and H. l.. Clark, normal
school commissioners; Il. NJ. Goddard,
Mrs. c. NJ. Winslow, Mrs. w. p. Smith,
Mrs. NJ. II. Buckham and W. II. Du-
Bots, library commissioners.
Out with DR.. Charles S. Caverly, DR..
Henry d. Holton and DR.. Truman X.
Stiles of the state board Of health; DR..
+. r. Campbell, DR.. w. n. Bryant,
DIR. s. 4. Darling and Hon. Henry
Ballard of the tuberculosis commission.
These gentlemen are all leaders in
their professions and their work for
the state involves financial loss to
themselves, but they are all rascals.
Out with them.
Out with Fuller c. Smith, Henry s.
Bingham and George T. Howard, rail-
road commissioners; Charles j. Bell,
Matthew n. Buckham, Ernest Hitch.
cock, George Aitken and Dana ii.
Morse, members of the board of agri-
culture; Hugh Henry, II. w. Spafford
and John c, Stearns, trustees of the
Soldiers Home, not forgetting to in
clude in the slaughter Thomas Harmon
and Mrs. Harmon, the superintendent
and matron Of this expensive" insti.
tuition.
Out with David l.. Morgan, superin-
tendent OF the house Of correction, who
found that institution burden to the
state, and has, with the trustees, made
it a source of revenue. The investigat.
ing committee says, "he has managed
the affairs of the institution in nm able |
and acceptable manner" and they
recommend that his salary be increased,
but this cannot be right. Heis "ras.
cal" Turn him out.
Out with DR.. Don ID. Grout, super
Of the insane hospital; out
with Wilson S. Lowell, superintendent
u the state prison; out with l.. Ingalls,,
OF the industrial scnool;
Dnt with the board of osteopathic ex-
sminers. the board Of pharmacy. the
iental examiners; out with everybody,
sven down 10 the bridge commission.
srs.
Out with them, each and every one,
.or Mr.. Clement says they are all "ras.
ais. +" But wait n moment. The peo-
pie Of Vermont are interested in these
hings. Will Mr.. Clement tell them
as, whom be proposes TO put in their
'laces' II may be that the voters of !
Vermont would like to know before
hey commission him to begin the ,
laughter. --tFrom Burlington News, /,
su9. 10, 1906.