Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-17

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"G'' we ,s". - oon,oH''on oI'tlie,,' many
"ins " Ih' rsh.Ahs mestlhs III INC sue
rs a" oc'nnl en iesSue worn
ro't'u ths' We isHkue naa aeihohs.rs'sd
nv Is "orA was OF grss' nnpor'.se 10
INC PAr''' auu sns, ene sstnpAfh oi Gu
O. ''' Pre-s1I ~ 'ss" "Hs iru,siui NY
T"'n'he""co ,ss VI nepupl-
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1,'IS Nv - 49, 90.
80 '-'.. - - a. -
~ WV w ~ ',''ha VI V,u"9 10. 'ho p'o
hlltloh on solai anu pohl''s intercourse
and the tulth.ring cttha work OF the party.
Tir league " II score its greatest triumph
when these clubs help TO educate the
,p.ssas c,rtaiu d.v .hopd he .et by
-. oo,x.,,ior a. a. .,.rr ,,.n,hor s,n
- ~ 80 -.
-" 'H' "f' y'"' "'"' '''
oate tnsy wiz snthef Oh.
"A compliment ~ss pald To tho women
and college leagues The rspors was
adopted with no debats
Tho committee Oh tjr,e and place rs-
mortal In ,.,,r al I, I,ou,.,ills and the ,ims
a. .A Uv.1.I Z. NJ. -hIoL
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"Dor' "s aco'P"ou'
Inc members OF the executive sotr-
mittco and vice-presidents OF the state
organizations chosen by the CONVENTION
Include tho following. tho committeeman
b,iuu nemed er,t, ConnectlcIt. Edward
: TS-It - ~ IL. ,t....,br
A. ~. - Sr''I.
49, op''' i-,i -
Ls'Shh' henry L. ilePLep husseli hro"n'
Vermont, I'll Darb A. Davis, no Nee-prosl-
dent; Maine oud Now Hampshire, blank.
The COMMITTEES on resolutions reported
thIouuh ,,snoYal gairchiId khis
Platform,
I'll. rs>r...n,stixa. NJ IN. pe,uh,,o., c,ubs
-, ~ T-v,,.S 80. :, ,ons.n,,on '..s,,hiaT
mindful OF the ~ leudio history Of the Repub-
lican party. . history luIssaous with heroic
services rshdsrod our sSloysd country MAKE
the foliowins deci sfatlon ~ er'h'IpIe'
rrs. We ~. u's 'sr'ii9 .h,uIso ,ne ~,
P''fio'iO anu "'th h'Ii"'r''iop "
! sIuoi' n'', i,', I ',oi " 49,. -.
'eooI1 ' poi''''"s ,n"t t.le ~, Des "u-
H''l',.d - - " - 10 ~ ~"
cs'4' party a. "a" "i'ssohr' IA n".,o1s oou'on-
t.h "s,C'ho,-u' iI" etprr'' lno senti'uout
Y, VI. Il'PN" va ~ u''o' '''uos; w.
th'r'iore' uI',' 'oIS,sI' Ih"y' ~ 'loao PrIhcl-
~ W lne .hu 'lIa' VIZ 'on N'''N Pi'ep'i"'
ot y, 1TI soSrI' ~ S,, n,ay pI A.,
4hl.a the nepunHesn psrE mas pesn,
ron ie "rth' ths As,eess 1iI measures measures OF
sdssneensI' ehu pIesIe" ~" pIlheipies ne
snu sy. ~ oosA 90 40 anp. yous
n'on nas,hS 'hs soou "a .ns'l 'ou,,'iy n
We eoroiaiy ih''o sn soshs 'o~s "po 20
noVo IN .ho prosIeriy hno p'rpotuy vi ane
Union 10 uhlN their poi'cai FORTUNES Win
the nepuolloah party, ,,
hour'n Hcso'ou' iuau ~ po e.p'v'sea MS
'he Sense vi ,i'i' cohNch'ioh 'hu' .no h'Pupl-
can press vi Va" country - one vi tno ,nost po-
tent aseh''es lha' MAJ pe elnIloycu 10 pro-
molo the prlhclpieS OF hepuDlcaHlSh' hnu
'la' Nh Nor'hI ~ Ino nraI'y ohCOuf"seii'eh'
ana support oi Al hePuul''uhs'
Inc platform VAS adopted without do
bate.
whitsIsv Reid
was escorted into ths hall by a large
dsIeoatios headed hy = hand Hs vas
oven AN euthusi.stle r,ceptIon. NJ,
Reid addressed the convention - follovs
Mr.. ChAsSrnan aad Ladiss and Gentlemen:
Notice was served upon me the moment we
lsft the railway IRAN that no speech was s1-
sa' ', ,o'. On s'. pin ,le
sinnor On nd. o,c,.Io, ..r,,Ini, No ,r,rS.
.b,lI do,ain Won ,,orc IN. trr,hoy eYcrei.. On
Which the .asirrnan ~ hopefully pointed, sx-
ccpting merely words oi cougrAtulation that
the Republican tr's are burning - brightly
IN the western ps' oi th- state. Because q
vast oeA W ,"'e,es, hA' 10. snus ir oesh
sl,u"n s,i - s.,.',d %. r., H. 70
pnblie.n s.u,s "a. IL q. sp,,hs,ic .tate.