New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
ELECTION DAY IN NEUPORT
RHODE ISLAND PREPARING FOR THE INACGCRA
TON OLE STATE OFF.CLRs

TON OF STATE OFFCERS
Providence II. L. May IS (specaD.-PoHuca!ly, The
subject that is engaging public attention Is the ap
preaching Important session OF The Legislature at Ne"
port which begins Tuesday. The DeHlocT'ts ART
disposed to cut up ugly In the matter Oh couhuHs
the votes, and to insist upon an actual count "h0"
would defer the Inauguration to some date quite In
definite A committee OF Democratic members OF the
LEGISLATURE OF which Mayor samuel II. Honey. OF
Newport Is one have the matter under conslderatloh
and will make recommendation 10 the Dcmrrduo
caucus Inauguration Day. or Lection Day. as IL Is
known at Newport. IS OF the Newport lhsutu-
tions To Newporters born and bred 1t is by far
a bigger day than the Fourth OF July. The pfoca-
nation from the balcony OF the State House that so
and so have been elected 80 the several Offices wilma
Ing In with the customary God Save the state OF
Rhode Island and Providence Plantations" Is the sig
nal for the procession TO move. ana shOup th' pI"o
amaton be delayed. the celebration would be ruined
Under these circumstances II Is not behcVcu tH''
Mayor Honey will care to take the responsibility OF
demanding count simply out OF spite. Lection DaN
Is not partisan celebration, and Newport Democrats
AS well as Newport Republicans would resent any
movement TO defer the inauguration OF the state oil
GERS.
Preparations are going forward for large process
SION The Newport artillery will usual he the
leading escort to the Governor The uhltcd
train Of artillery will down from Provaehoc. Inc
soldiers from the fort and several hundred boys from
the Scholarship will help to swell the procession Inc
Providence Riding Club. of which the incoming 10Y
ernor is a member. have also decided to 20 - Ne"-
port and escort their associate over the usual route
ON Friday evening. on the arrival of the Governor III
Providence the lst Light Infantry will escort him -
his residence.
Ii is expected that the adjournment OF the Legs
laiure will be to Providence. as usual. when lh'u
states senator will be elected. There has been some
talk among the Democrats OF GlNlhG inc Ior"i'i N'
empty honor Of a nomination 10 Elisha behlalni All
drews president OF Brown University. lhcrc j. SUN
opposition to ahis. however. and the fochmG Is 'A
the nomination should 20 some more aggressive anu
,ostive Democrat The nominee Is therefore more
likely TO be taken from this list Ex-Governor john
W. Davis. Mayor samuel Il. Honey CONGRESSMAN
Charles II. Page. and General Oncy ArnOh.
The Republicans will renomnate and re elect Adln
e. CaprOn as speaker, and the present House '"l"'
will be elected. The Democratic nominee io
Sneaker will be probably Fianlln J.. owen. VINO -
chairman OF the Democratic state Genital Committee
md a delegate 10 the Chicago Convention. although
he declares that he Is not candidate. Inc o''''''
Judges and district clerks 10 serve Tor three NcN az
TO be elected at Newport the coming ""ch Od' '"r'c
ro likely ia he few changes. The usual county NShts
over the sberfs will occur. and the principal Storm
centre appears TO rest over Kent county N"n'''
Snr,q,,e "A Democrat is sheriff OF that county. ana u"
has the support Of the Warwick delegation There i
a con.jd rabe sentiment favorable - sprague out Of
sympathy for his misiortunes In business Inc f@is'
Greenwich people put samuel W. h. Allen ior"hrl a.
n candidate and the issue is uncertain MI Mich -
n Leading Republican and a LAWYER.
The Rhode Island League OF Republican 'iHDs'
which holds rs annual me uas AID banquet 81 Ne"'P''
on Wednesday, is anticipating Succe,sih a"aT' -fV'
thirty clgb, will be represented BY delegate, whore
Iost year there were only eight. Adlrc,,', VIII pr
made in the evening by GoverAk ilOWn' l'''",''
George A. Marden, OF Massachusetts, and 'mllc' W.
Anderson OF Newport. ~ the business session OF the
Learuc I'm The afternoon addressc, will be medc BY FL
ward L. Linsley, J. Edward Gould ara trcdcHch y
Dow. presidents Of the Republican L'nguc' "i II
necticut Massachuset and Maine, respectively Inc
newsswedish Republican Club Joined the L"arue ms
week: also the second Ward Republican club
Dutee Wilcox president of the Manufacturing jew
eIor,' Board Of Trade, has sailed for Europe Hl'
daughter, Mr.. Flint accompanid him
Commencement AT Brown Will BE- held on the fourth
Wednesday I'm June Instead Of the third Wednesday a.
herct IOie. ,, ,.,..
IL /, understood that Governor Hrown. VINO J.
q oil horseman, Will ride mounted In III; Lcciih Ias
procession.