The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03

evening. The meeting was called to
Of the town committe. Mr.. Starkweather
was elected chairman and Frank o. Field.
secretary. The following gentlemen
were elected delegates to the State and
District conventions Royal ID. Horton,
Harry M. Smith, William T. Lewis, Jr.,
and John l.. Draper, and they were en-
hearty hearty sympathy sy % tSyAnf for RspressntatiSe @
James Fales In the serious physical
trouble that has come upon him, were
unanimously adopted. Encouraging re-
marks relative to the outlook OF the ma
tional campaign were made by several
gentlemen present, and Messrs. Royal ID.
Anthony were chosen as committee TO
secure flag and arrange for public
meeting and flag raising.
The meeting of the Republicans to-
night at the Bristol court house will be
well attended, as all are more than
anxious that q movement should be taken
In getting to work on the canvass, as the
time is getting far advanced and with
but little work done All stowns, viii
lagos and hamlets in the State are float
ing to the breeze banners with the names
OF their candidates inscribed, and many
of them holding enthusiastic meetings
Ttn very outlook Tor ss sns
viii present different phase in the politi-
cal horizon here and IL Is expected that
effective work will be done.
The Democratic rally which was held
in Temperance Hall, Clyde. on Saturday
evening, was not so great success as was
predicted, and many OF the young mem
bers OF the party would not attend
m kar md td d.
dressed an audience OF i47 persons, most
of whom were boys, for over an hour.
The Carslile Club, at q meeting last
night, elected the following delegates to
the convention Of tho National Associa-
tion Of Democratic Clubs, which is to be
held In New York, Oct and 5: Thomas
McSoley. John Entwistle, Thomas X.
Beagan and Arthur McSoley. Jr.
sent the Young Mems Democratic Club:
Mayor William X. Potter. Senator
Richard Il. Comstock, Samuel III. Bui-
lock, John q. Hanrahan, Thomas Grimes,
John w. Furlong and William ID.
Walker.
Senator Comstock says that he will be
unable to attend the convention because
OF the meeting of the General Assembly.
The Johnston Republicans caucus on
Saturday was an enthusiastic gat he ring.
although not so largely attended as on
former similar occasions. The caucns
was called to order by DR.. 4. A. Twitch-
ell, chairman of the town committee.
John +. Bowen was chosen the chair
man and George h. Beane. secretary.
George +. Beane, John 4. Kenyon.
Bradford w. Bennett, Gilbert r. Parker.
John K. Bowen and Thomas Walsh were
elected delegates to the convention to
nominate Presidential electors and u
candidate for Congress from the western
districts.
A meeting OF the Young Republican
Guard was held Saturday evening Clan
Fraser Hall, when the roll book was
opened and thirty-seven persons signed
the membership roll. The following Off
GERS were elected: Captain, Charles
Rittman: first lieutenant, Giles w. Easter
brook; second lieutenant, William II.
Park. The guard will meet again this
evening in their old quarters in the post
Office building for q drill.
Pursuant to the call the Republican can
Gus OF Charlestown, was held Saturday
and delegates elected to the state conven-
tion aud the Second District convention
to be held in Providence on Oct. 9. The
delegates to bo:h convention were the
same. The following are the names:
George Carmichael. George G. Cross,
George w. Hoxsie, Samuel B. Hoxsie, Jr.
The Republican caucus or Central Falls
for the electiol OF delegates TO the State
and district conventions will bs held to-
morrow evening at the town house.
A Republican caucus was held this
morning at l0o'clock In the Town House,
Coventry Centre. James +. Hudson,
chairman OF the town committee, called
the meeting to order, and Giles NJ. Mich
OILS was chosen chairman, aud ID. l.. Free
man secretary.
Ezra X. Parker. George w. Vickery.
John Warner and James + Hudson we're
chosen delegates to the State and dis
trict convention.
The Republican electors of Warren met
Saturday evening in the district court
room and elected the following gentle
men as delegates to the State convention,
John Waterman, Harry Cocks, Hon.
Charles Ii. Handy, Louis Salliant.
The New York Press prints special
dispatch from this city which says that
Pierre Lorllard will head the Republican
electoral ticket OF this state.
We are constantly adding to our stock OF These