The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-24
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
A Big Boom for White in the Mayor
atty Contest.
NEW ENDORSEMENTS FAVOR HIM
The Tide Setting Toward the Republican
Candidate--Grand Omcers' Visitation to
Good Samaritan Lodge, No. S-Paw-
tucket Briefs.

With the Autumnal breeze which
foated over Pawtuckst last evening also
came a strong political breeze blowing at
an increasing speed In favor OF David j.
White for the mayors contest in the near
at-hand election. The outspoken endorse
ment of the Republican State Central
COMMITTEES at its gathering yesterday, and
tho reference to him as being the candi-
date, also endorsed by the Republican
City Committee, signed by the chairman,
is in accordance with the people who ad-
here to party principle and support the
nominee of the party proper Mr. White
is the above, throughout, and has entered
the fight in q business like and faithful
manner. He Is young man to be sure
but why should he be back-capped by
few dis9runtled ones whose position can
be seen when a glance at the situation is
properly taken. To go back few months.
Some time ago there was little misun.
club, which resulted in favor Of that fear
less little hustler Henry X. Tiepke. He
showed the members that he would not be
hoodwinked by few members who have
money and dictated to him at their pleBs-
ure. And consequently those who were
Right away after their departure Tiepke
with others doomed the club, antil its
record is great The meetings held by
them; the great orators who time and
time again filed Music Hall were all pro-
ductive of much good and the success in
a great measure was due to the hard work
of Mr. Tepke.
He has proven the facts, which Dave
White will. if he gets there; which are.that
he is smart and competent to I'LL the po-
sition.
Why, among the ranks Of this small
thirJ no M find some
of those who were kickers" at Tiepke is
rs follows:
White is a great friend of Tiepke.
Tiepke and his followers in both parties
will support White; and those who are
sore at Tepke, hope to get even with him
by defeating his candidate, White.
White stands pledged to nothing If
elected, and what more can be done. The
candidates record has been referred TO.
Although he has not had the privilege of
working within the Senator's chamber in
the Legislature, he has worked in the
Aldermen's chamber in creditable man
ner. He was born here, gained his educa-
tion here has held positions of trust, with
honor TO himself and employers, and is now
publisher which is an honor to any
young man of his age.
alet the party be united and work with
will. Remember the candidate is David
j. White, who is not TO be used as a tool
by capitalists who are dissatisfied because
young man gets an opportunity 10 dis
play his ability, and that successfully. IL
is reported that many associates who are
not In sympathy with the Carroll party
will vote for White, believing Sherman to
be a wedge TO split both parties and not
have an election. The voters in this city
have had enough of +" fake " elections and
are tired of them. White is the candidate
Of the straight party and who, if elected,
will fill the Office with credit TO the city
and the people who supported him.
The Carroll administration is yet fresh
in the minds of those who will not soon
forget it, The affairs of the city
were in hot water continually; how
the police force was bungled with
what lot of useless investiga-
tions were had and what a cost was
all the time tied upon the usual debt.
How certain highways were neglected
and what bill of expense was increased
Centennial week. Taxpayers, do you
want the same yoke placed about your
neck as beforeS Yon have had the expert
ence of the Carroll administration and
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