The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-30
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
Various Aspects Of the White Carroll
Sherman Campaign.
WHITE IS GROWING STRONGER.
The News of Central Falls-A Universal
list State Convention at woonsocl<et.

II required a still alarm sent out at an
early hour yesterday to inform the few re-
manning supporters Of the "no politi-
clan " as he terms himself in that famous
address to the people, to gather as quickly
as possible and choose what course TO pur-
sue during the allotted time given them
before Tuesdays election.
Speaking about independence, how can
he proclaim TO the educated voters Of this
enterprising city such position as he de-
clares himself to be placed in, when the
very ones who are preaching this tried-to-
be-third-party, go-as-you-please move
ment, his supporters are those, who
are dissatisfied with White because
they cannot bulldoZe him, while Sherman
their peer has after much persuasion been
induced to be their figure head, TO be put
up and slaughtered, and to a certainty be
driven out OF politics after this contest
is decidedY The people who put Sherman
where he is are the Democrats, and Hugh
j. Carroll, one of his former pushers.
He has deserted the party which made
him, in political light, what he is today;
and yet he runs against his former help
mate, TO cause split and try to defeat
both candidates.
The people of this city have walked to
the fact that they are still TO continue TO
of their municipal government who are in
favor Of local Improvements. They be-
lieye in union, and when good, enterpris-
ing young men are nominated for office
they should be supported. Sherman's adj
dress is not TO the people, but to those
who drew him from the ranks of the
Democracy and agree to place him on the
pinnacle of fame. His opponent, eX-Mayor
Carroll, still sticks TO the party Of his
first love, but by his former administra-
tion of public affairs he lost the support
of those solid old workers, Dempsey, Far
rell, Hayes, Morrison and many others.
White, the youngest in the race, gathers
fresh vigor daily.
The stock market is gradually decreas-
ing and the Sherman stock board has not
changed figures for the better since Tues
day evening. There is new deal brewing
which was TO have been made yesterday,
but il did not work. Every effort TO gain
voters for the Democratic party is being
made, but the old timers will not join,
and no possible persuasion can get them
TO again join the ranks. White stock is
going up and his supporters are very
much encouraged. White is the proper
candidate and-in a word-he is the Re
publican candidate.
Death of James Mclaughlin.
James II. Mclaughlin died at his resi-
dence, 10 East street, this morning, re-
moving this city lifelong resident. Al
though but "a years of age he had made
his mark in this world and was respected
by all who knew him. He was a piomi-
nent member of the Sacred Heart Chnrch
choir, and "A well-known vocalist.
For years he was employed AZ clerk at
the grocery store of James Murphy at
Central Falls, and about ten years ago
formed n copartnership with James Gala
han, brother clerk, and together they
have conducted successful business in
the Arnold block, Central Falls, under the
name of Callahan * Mclaughlin.
Deceased married three years ago Miss
Lizzie Reagan, and their life has been one
of happiness. Mr.. Mclaughlin leaves
wife and young son, brother and sister,
also parents and "A large circle OF friends
TO mourn his loss.