Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-14
IN CMTRAL FALES.
A Time For Democrats TO
be Democrats.
PRAISE FOR Mr.. LEATHER.
The Volunteers to ConsiC the Ques-
tion cSHolding a Mus,:r.

Now that the conventions Of b..h par
ties are over and candidates for b.. dent
ial electors and for Congress nem O., the
managers OF local political affair 20 pre-
pairing for an active canvass OF d. voters
OF the town.
The Republicans claim that thair elec-
toral ticket will receive a handsome
majority in the town, and that Spe <er
Capron will more than hold his own 18th
Congressman Page in the race for a seat
In the House OF Represent ives. The
supporters OF Harrison and Rie' 'vident-
ly base their calculations on the vote
thrown for the Democratic candidates in
| the last two elections, but there Is good
reason to beiiove that they may ve
cause TO change their opinion on tue
morning OF November 9th.
| II is quite possible that some men who
have been lea TO vote the Republican
ticke' during the present year. through
Misunderstanding OF some things con-
uccted with the management Of the DEM
cratic party, and misreprescnted by cer-
lain newspapers, whose correspondents
furnished them with but one side and
that the wrong side, may flnd how far
astray they have been led by these false
stories and may return O the standard of
| the Democracy.
Every vote taken from the Republicans
| and given To tho Demo ratio candidates
will, it must be remembered, count two
against the Republican majority OF the
| last election. Thus change OF fifty votes
| In the manner indicated means a loss of
one hundred majority to the Republicans.
Outside OF the men above referred to
there are many citizens, nominally Repub-
licans, who out OF admiration for the
patriotism and ability shown by Mr..
Cleveland when in office, will support the
| candidates named by the Democratic
| party for Presidential electors. Besides
these, .'ngressmen Page has numerous
friends here apart from the Democrats,
who will, out OF friendship for him, aid
his candidacy for Congress.
| The Democrats propose TO make big
fght and a telling ono. They know what
can be effected by thorough organization
and they know how to organize. They
are fully alive TO the situation and intend
to bring every force possible % bear on
men who have been lukewarm The dis
satisfied ones, and they are few, will be
gracefully looked after and steps taken to
| make them satisfied and bring them into
active sympathy with the party Disturb
| ing elements will be treafr wisely but
| firmly and no man or coteri- uf men will
be allowed to create discord inside the
party. Harmony is needed and will be
had, and the man Who posing as a Demo-
crat, gives aid an z comfort to the enemy
by stirring up ie ih the party ranks
will speedily hnu himself on the outside
| OF the breastworEs.
The Democratic Town Committee IS
busily engaged in mapping out tho work
to be done, and will call to its assistance
working Democrats from every section OF
the town. The committee desires the
hearty co-coperation OF every friend OF
Cleveland and Stevenson, and, IL the
| policy outlined by it is carried out in its
fulness OF detail, the Republican will be
surprised when the returns come in. This
is the time OF all times for Democrats to
| be Democrats