News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-08-22
A List of the RasCals

Nrron burlington news, aug 80 AoN''
The first thing we propose to
do is to 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 he himself expressedit in
his opening campaign speech;
and the "rascals" referred to are
the officials of the state, every
one of them.
So, outgoes Chief Judge Rowell
and his "rascally" associates,
Judges Tyler, Munson, Watson,
Haselton, Powers, and Miles,
and with them John w. Redmond,
Supreme Court reporter.
Out goes William H. Gilmore,
adjutant and inspector general;
Mason S. Stone, superintendent
of education; Luther A. Cobb,
Inspector of finance, and Charles
w. Gates, highway commits
sioner.
Out goes George H. Terrill and
Doctors Rich and Stevens of the
cattle commission; John N.
Woodfn, Fred B. Bier, A. E. Cud-
worth, directors of the State
prison and house of correction;
John E. Weeks, Joseph w. Fowler
and Roger w. Hulburd, trustees
of the Vermont industrial school;
DR.. L. M. Greene, DR.. F. E. Steele,
and DR.. G. S. Foster, supervisors
of the insane; Dan d. Burditt,
DR.. c. L. Erwin and DR.. w. L.
Dow, trustees OF the Vermont
State hospital.
Out with Frank Plum ey, F. c.
Williams and Linus Leavens of
the court of claims; F. w. Pierce,
w. E. Howard. 0. D. Matthew
son, C. H. Stearns, Albert Edison
and HI. L. Clark, normal school
commissioners, E. M. Goddard,
Mrs. c. M. Winslow, Mrs. w. P.
Smith, Mrs. H. M. Buckham and
w. H. Dubois, library commits
siOnerS.
Out with DR.. Charles S. Caver-
ly, DR.. Henry D. Houlton and DR..
Truman r. Stiles of the state
board of health; DR.. E. r. Camp
bell, DR.. w. N. Bryant, DR.. S. E.
Darling and Hon. Henry Ballard
of the tuberculosis commission.
These gentlemen are all leaders
in their professions and the work
for the state involves a financial
loss to themselves, but they are
all rascals. Out with them.
Out with Fuller c. Smith,
Henry S. Bingham and George c.
Howard, railroad commission
ers; Charles J. Bell. Matthew H.
Buckham, Ernest Hitchcock,
George Aitken and Dana H.
Morse, members of the board of
agriculture; Hugh Henry, H. W..
Spofford, and John c. Stearns,
trustees of the soldiers home,
not forgetting to include in the
slaughter Thomas Hanon and
Mrs. Hanon, the superintendent
and matron Of this responsive"
institution.
Out with David L. Morgan,
superintendent of the House of
Correction, who found the insti-
tuition a burden to the state and
has, with the trustees made it a
source of revenue. The investi-
eating committee says, "he has
managed the affairs of the insti-
tuition in an able and acceptable
manner" and they recommend
that his salary be increased, but
this cannot be right. He is a
"rascal." Turn him out.
Out with DR.. Don G. Grout,
superintendent of the insane hos
pital; out with Wilson S. Lowell,
superintendent of the State pris-
on; out with E. l.. Ingalls,, super
intendent ofthe industrial school;
out with the board of medical
registration; out with the oste-
opathic examiners, the board of
pharmacy, the dentale examiners;
out with everybody, even down
to the bridge commissioners.
Out with them, each and every
one, for Mr.. Clement says they
are all rascals." But, wait a
momentl Thepeople of Vermont
are interested in these things.
Will Mr.. Clement tell them just
whom he proposes to put in their
places? Itmay be that the voters
of Vermont would like to know
before they commission him to
begin the slaughter.