Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-13
STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES.


The caucus was called at three o'clock.
L. w. Johnson, chairman of the demo-
cratic city committee. was elected chair
man of the caucus and William Powers
secretary. There was a rush for the
fourth ward ballot box at once, but after
this died ont the balloting was slow and
Easy during the afternoon.
AS shown by the above tabulatlons.
there were three tickets in tho field. The
city committee ticket, which was known
Bs the "Enright ticket" and which was
originally agreed upon by the committee
and afterwards somewhat revised and
requested printed by Mr.. Enr!ght was as
follows:
State convention delegates: j. J. En-
right A. C. GebiclIe. ]. Frank kidder, j.
Wilson, c. l.. Remington. j. W. McCarty.
Joseph Frank. Oliver Dupaw. Fred La
tour, j. j. Chids. J. w. Courtney. George
Maynard. V. A Billiard, Joseph Mitchell,
c. L. Dolan, C. Hayes. Philip Crowley,
NJ G. Leary William Hiney, T. f. Nc
Sweeney. NJ. J. Daley. d. ]. Nolan. ]. w.
Cofey, Frank Rafter.
Aternates: r. r. Corley Arthur Childs.
John Hogan, William Louther, o. z. Rey-
nolds, H. J. McNally, ]. T. Madigan, p.
H. Walsh. G.. y. Gingras, Tom Redmond.
Oliver Ladam, T. r.. Dooley. Jr.. Oscar
1ieninger. Joseph Fugere John II. Clay.
Frank Dwyer. w. j. McCabe. Louis Rush.
II. ]. Daley, j. s Hefflon, John L. Kelley,
y. W. Daley, James Denning. Frank Nc
Carly.
The district delegates are the same as
the aternates on the State ticket, and vice
versa.
The Burke ticket" which won in the
caucus and which was sanctioned by Mr..
Burke, was headed by l.. W. Johnson.
This ticket was requested printed by
Thomas l.. Howley. 1t is as follows:
Delegates to State conventional. w.
Johnson, ]. f. Burke, J. r. Kelley, ]. L.
Meagher ]. J. Flynn, II. L. Howley. z, L.
Dooley. Jr., T. A. Delaney. +. Rafter,
George +. Maynard, NJ. Mckenzie. NJ j.
Daley, John Quinn, E. c. Harrington, j.
f. Kidder F. f. Eldred, NJ +. Sullivan,
william Welch. ]. f. Ripley. F. o.
Sinclair. Joseph Mitchell, l.. LaFountain,
Elias Spear, +. f. Murray
Alternates-P T.. Roddy, j. O. Middle
brook, A. Gebicke. J. p. Madigan, J. NJ.
Rush. p. j. Griffin, George Bouchard,
]. a. Riley w +. Powers, Jules Simays,
Peter Sordif. ]. r. Maynard, j. +, Miles,
l.. +. Murray. T. d. Kelley John Smith,
i. ". Cooney. Joseph Frank, ]. p.
Cummings. j. j. McAuliffe, r. l.. Conlon,
l.. b. Corey. N. Collins, Charles Crosby.
The "Leary ticket" was printed upon
application by Mr.. Leary and was as
follows
Delegates to State convention-M. G.
Leary, II. II. Miller. J. f. Kidder, P. T.
McSweeney, G. l.. Remington, John j
Enrtght. William Hney, John p. Clay
Oliver Dupaw. j. p. Madigan, Joseph
Mitchell, y. j. Nolan. J. w, Coffey
Frank Rafter. V. a. Billiard. Howard
S. Crane, John Quinn. Patrick Moran
William Smith, ]. A. Kelley Fred Fugere
A. T. Chlds, William Powers. Philip
Crowley.
Alternates--O. f. Reynolds, William
Walker, Paul d. Kelley. p. +. Roddy
Van A. Nye, L. b. Corley. Charles Killam
Oliver Ladam, Fred Fugere, j. w
Courtney, Oscar Heininger, John /.
Kelley. James a. Riley, c. l.. Dolan, r. j
Daley, w. ID. McCabe. NJ. f.. Sullivan
NJ. Benolt. j. o. Middlebrook. E. W
Cooney. T. e Conlin. p, ]. Griffin l.. J.
Rush, T. p temperance.
Burke men were active throughout the
voting. handing out Burke tickets, and
the supporters of the various tickets had
a number OF lively clashes over the
ballots in tie Railways.