Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-05

together Is most important. M SD rnr as n rro-
notes this harmony and unity by conference,
and a consideration of method. aud bon -u far
~ il inspires that zeal ami enthusiasm Nhich
will make moro effective your work al homo.
Therefore, nm sure thTt can aIr nothing
better In taking my leave of You thau to wish
hat your convention moy hc a profitable and
Encouraging one, and ih1t at 30, conclusion,
gou may resume your place, Inc your home
organizations newly u.n.ryd to determined
and Jealous cnurt iu the cause Ot true DymOc-
racy.
Collins Elected ChIismau.
Mr.. Cleveland was frequently applauled
and his closing injunction received marks
OF hearty approval
Mr., Black then announced that the ex-
ecutive committee presented for tompor-
sry organization the names of General
Patrick A. Collins of Massachusetts, as
chairman, Martin \. McGinnis Of Mon
lana rs vice chairman, Frederick Goodwin
Of New York and Mr. McSherry of Mary
iand as secretaries, and George II. Hotf-
man of Philadelphia and J. K. Beckwith
Of North Carolina as reading clerks. The
above named were unanimously selected
,s temporary officers Of the convention
General Collins on taking the chair was
greeted with loud cheering. lie said
Gentlemen OF tho Convention - For this
courteous and cordial expression Of your con-
ldence | am very grateful. This assembly
lily follows and supplements the great coun-
dls OF the party which last June in Chicago
proclaimed our principles aud named our can
lidates. There were gathered the leaders Of
! he regular army of the Democracy, here are
| ho captains OF the active militia. All of us
| lave our places, our duties and responsible
| les All Of us are enlisted for life: not merely
! or the present contest. for the cause OF thc
! nap, ls tf
| " free and pure government ia this land re
! luire constant watchtulnes. and unromittins
| activity.
| We are hore 20 exchange views, 20 consult,
| o plan, TO distribute duties. When We sepa-
| 'atr let each man seek his post, and let that
post be in the forefront of the Democratic
! iun,f tottls. Our grn"d old party is = unit
! n this campaign. on tho 3IIt OF Juns We had
| many candidates. On the sd ws had bst ono,
the choice of that great convention, the man
demanded by the popular voice I'M
Tone Absolutely Imperative.
Choerfuly and loyalty snd enthusiastically
! the 7,m0OD Democrats and thoughtfully
| independent voters of tho republic support
! that nomination, for they SOC Ia his election
! the return of good government IN the land, a
| safe and wise and economical administration,
| the oud OF the war and war taxes al last. Wo
are proud ~ our great chief, The honest,
| sturdy fearless, clrar-sis shtcd patriot, Grover
country has had within the memory OF living
men We are proud Of his colleague, Adlai
| T.. Stevenson, the eloquent and forceful, high
| minded true disciple OF Thomas Jefferson, n
man eminontly fitted by heart and head for
| the highest place IN the peoples gift.
| Tho Democratic party Of today il the party
| Of Cleveland aud Stevenson, but IL Is also tho
| party OF Ill. and Gray, of Thurman and
! Boles. Of Carlisle and Morrison, OF Palmer and
! Russell; all chiefs worthy 90 lead, and all
! Democrats Loyalty willing 10 follow. No iual
among Us all has done or IS doing or indeed
| can do-sDryicc equal 10 thlt Of Senator llI',
! whose name stood next on tho list to that of
! Mr.. Cleveland at Chicago.
! 4 delegate from North Carolina In the
! body Of the hall rose and offered the fol.
! lowing resolution:
! Resolved, That the Chairman bc requested TO
! transmit to the President Of the United States
! the respectful sympathy Of the members ~
! the Association of Democratic Clubs with him
! iu his days Of anxiety and 20 express their
| earnest hope that IN the providence Of God
! Mrs. Harrison may iu good time be restored to
! health.
The rrreading Of this was called for and
| after it had been read clearly from the
! clerk's desk, IL was adopted with a chorus
! OF ayes
Election Of Officers.
The following officers were elected for
/ the ensuing year: Chaunccy +. Black OF
! Pennsylvania, president; Lawrence Card
| ucr Of Washington, secretary; Roswell T..
! Flower, New York treasurer. A vice
! president from each state and territory
was chosen, including the following; Con-
necticut, Daniel y. Morgan; Maine, John
! B Donovan; Massachusetts,, William +.
Russell; New Hampshire, w. w. Coch-
i rane. New York; Barlow 5. Weeks; Rhode
| Island David :. Baker, Jr States not rep
resented by vice president will select a
| representative later