The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-24
Garvin and Cleveland viii Win in
Cumberland.
RESPECTABLE MEN DISGUSTED
At the Present Leadership" OF the
Democratic Party-Cosgroye and Coz.
Bowes-Hahn of the Eighth Colored
Voters In the Second.


tainly elect Garvin and Cleveland dele
gates 10 the State Convention-that is,
favoring the candidacy of DIR. l.. +. c.
Garvin for United States Senator and that
of Grover Cleveland for President.
Despite all efforts that have been ex-
erted down the valley TO choke off the
Garvin rovement it grows apace and the
doctor S ength increases The follow
ina is one OF many like expressions in fa-
vor of Dr. Garvin:
From our knowledge Of the sentiment
of the people throughout the State, we
are fully convinced that Crowded. OF
course the State ticket be not objection
able) in order TO secure a Democratic
majority in grand committee, it Is only
necessary for the State convention 20
nominate DR.. Garvin for United States
Senator. William Abel. Providence I;
James Abraham, Providence; Matthew
head Providence John r. Carroll, Woon-
socket Joseph Cartwright, Central Falls;
James jefferson, Olney vile; Thaddeus
Knebel, Providence Joseph Mcdonald,
Attention; John \. McGinn, Providence I;
John j. McKiernan. Providence; Peter
Mcclellan, Providence II. j. O'Connor,
Newport William III. Price, Georglavilie;
Thomas Quinn, Harrisville; Roger Ryan.
East Greenwich; John c. Sherburpe
Pawtucket William Slack, Providence ;
II. o. Sullivan, Valley Falls DIR. j. B. \.
Tanguay. Providence"
That there is an immense amount of
harmony in the Democratic camp is at
tested by the following interview with
one Of the party who represents the anti
boss element thereof:
There is blood on the moon. In the
bloody tent the Vests are working like
beavers 10 help the Hill-Brennan- Miller
Carroll-Page combine. It's anything TO
down the ex-consul Luke Cavanaugh, a
Cleveland man runs unpledged on Vests
ticket To lend color of respectability to
rottenness the West crowd have put on
the merchant tailor, Patrick Denehy, who,
thus, inuocently lends himself To the Car
roll combine schemes"
"In the Third ward, after'eyervthing had
been harnoniously arranged, McGuinness,
who wants the earth and the Third ward,
pushed forward as delegate.
"Ex-C Commissioner McOsker who, al
though still sore because Of the uncere-
iuonious manner in which he was once
fired out. is afraid 10 say his political
soul is his own, especially when McGuin-
ness wants anything.
Barney Conaty boils and bubbles up
with fury, but the fury spends itself in
buster aud brag. Ten or "a dozen tup-
penny politicians, Shylocklike are wnet =
ting their knives, tightening their belts
and getting ready TO stick each other and
draw gore.
"In the Secoud Ward, Terrible rim, the
tall taker, aud Diminutive Dick Comstock
have been piping weakly. The colored
contingent that were TO help Hill are
going TO help Honey. How could it be
otherwiseg
"In the First Ward Dan Mahoney is
disconsolate, Murphy is mad, and all be-
cause Mccarthy has tested the Carroll CO.
horts got himself slated as delegate and
is supposed TO be influencing the familiar
ward worker Cronin"
"The influence of Pat Baxter spreads out
from his palace in the Second TO the haunts
of the First and Third. In the Fourth
Tim Young is pulling the wool over
O'Leary, and Mullen while ostensibly
pitying the amateur, is fixing fences for
his own success. Against the McNally
men in this ward is McMurrough, the
undertaken, whose experience in carrying
out corpses will come in good play at the
caucuses tonight. DR.. Wilson will help
out.
"in the Fifth fine Italian hand is to be
seen.
"The Sixth is coquetting with Miller,
who not only wants TO 90 TO the convention
but TO be the next attorney general
THE Seventh is seemingly at peace
The men VIII work there for office are not
nearly so noisy or gregarlous as are the
men in other wards.
"The Eighth shouts for Hahn. He will
be the next senatorial nominee or cut u
wide swath i'm the holy Of holies of the
Democratic party. This recognition is
due not so much TO Ike as 10 the 1000 and
odd Israelties owned by Cohen of the
Third. This also being Potter's ward it
is hoped that be will influence Hahn.
"At the Olneyvile end of the Eight is
Johnny Walsh, and he wants things run
differently. SS-avid Barr the best black
smith in the Eighth, barring none, wants
the license commissionership, and is using
"a society 20 fix his fences.
"In the Ninth COsgrove has everything
(n his mind fixed. He forgets that Col.
T.. Bowes. at coquetting with COY creatures
like Italian voters, has as sweet bit
of blarney as was ever impaired 10y the
big stone or Castroni's comforting cor
dials.
"Cosgrove will yet wake up and wish
that he hadn't broached the matter.
"fIe l. 10 be in the bouillon.
"All this time and while the boodlers,
good, bad and Indifferent, are thus at
work. responsible Democrats. sick of the
whole thing, remain at home hoping To-
see other and better methods introduced
in the management OF the party.
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