Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-17

policy OF reciprocity. Section condemns
the charge Of extravaganza in pensions.
but that they simply fulfilled pledges
made to the loyal soldiers Of tho country.
while section deals wi tn our inmigfa-
ticn laws and the absolute necessity for a
careful watch TO DO kept ON those who
seek home IN our country, so that the
honest citizen shall not become contami-
mated with the refuse Of Europe and Asia
g. Cenceding AZ latitude Of Individual opin-
Ion and choice II the training 81 ySGg1 We
the strength and glory Of Massachusetts,. as
the institution Of oil others which ensures tho
ssfesy OF all our nS nSsttS0ns Sna
children Of Massachusetts,. the formation OF
patriotic character and the uniication OF our
o. The Republican party OF Massac husetts
has repeatedly declared itself IN favor OF pro-
nounced and progressive temperancSye yegisla.
ton, and It's policy as outlined In The past
should in tho future be vigorously maintained
and preserved; we therefore favor the most
efficient legislation for the restriction, preven-
ton and suppression Of the evils arising from
tho sale Of intoxicating liquors, and we demand
able result res Be faithfully, diligently and visOr-
10 The standard of living and education,
among the working people Is the true test OF
tho prosperity OF country; their welfare iS
reasonable legislation calculated 70 msintaia
and advance the present high standard Of q,
oil the full enjoyment OF tho fruits OF their
labor, should receive our earnest appreciation
il. fhe executive council is irmly,yet cour;
tepusly. performing its duties as contemplated
by the constitution and as formulated by the
statutes, and In serving ss a salutary check
upon partisan and arbitrary acuon has
function, and deserves the commentator Oh
the people Of Massac husetts.
IL. In support OF the principles outlined IN
the foregoing resolutions, we invite tho co.
operation OF all patriotic men without regard
20 previous party Affiliations, and especially OF
Sbsr al to ,Se4 %Re H
would alike prove disastrous Wo are con-
yinced that the evil tendencies ond results OF
Democratic administration in tho common.
wealth and Of its influence in the country at
largo have become 30 manifest as 70 alarm the
people, and TO prove that In all EFFORTS TO pro
note good government, security and progress
their chief reliance Is, as formerly, the he-
publican party. The best and highest interests
OF the country, Of government and business
nation, demand the success Of the Republicaq
party and tho triumph of its principles, and
that success wo are resolved to achieve.
Several motions were made with regard
to the time allowed speakers, and finally il
was agreed that twenty minutes should be
allowed.
Immediately after It's adoption ex- Gov
ernor Long strobe to the front OF the plat
form, and as soon as the applause which
greeted him subsided, began his speech ol
presentation Of Hon. w. w. Crapo as the
candidate.
Upon the close of Governor Long's
speech, which was received with great
applause, Hon. William Cogswell rose and
was recognized by the chairman to present
the name of Charles II. Allen OF Lowell!
Mr.. Cogswell's rising was greeted with a
tremendous burst Of applause, which was
thought by many TO presage Aliens
nomination by the convention.
Eoarly All Blaine Men.
This is the result of a canvass made by
by The Globe yesterday, for the purpose OF
learning who was the first choice OF tho
delegates to the Republican state conven-
tion for president In 1892.
~ Ma Vork