Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-09
CENTRAL FALLS.
NAV be Lots of Fun at the Republican
Caucus Friday night Notes.

hsN OF ht the Itlublltan
Caucus Friday nlght-Notes.
The Republican caucus Friday night il
very likely TO prove lively. Heretofore
the meetings have been very dull, Il be-
ing hard work to get men enough to-
gether TO be called representative gath
ering, and then a harder task always pre-
sented itself, that Of securing a Chairman
and Secretary, and somebody to speak, or,
In other words, make a vain attempt 10
create some enthusiasm. The result was
generally The reverse when such men rs
III. Hartweli jerks expressed themselves.
The government of the town for the past
half dozen months has been such that It
has created several factions. There are
the satisfied ones, the dissatisfied element
and the honest members Of the party who
believe i'm good, honest, economical gov
ernment and not in the lavish expenditure
Of the towns funds which will cause an
increase in taxes.
The rank and file OF the different par
ties are honest voters. There are rich men
who can afford to pay higher rates of
taxation, and there are poor men strug-
OF the first class mentioned, there are
very few who want to lavishly spend
their wealth. II was not on that kind of
principle they accumulated their for
tunes.
The other class certainly cannot afford
to, and neither class will uphold, or stand
by, leaders Of any party who, when given
a triu oh
BILE of giving unsatisfactory form ofgovorn-
ment and makinga good return Of their
stewardship.
That Is the position in which the Re-
publican party OF this town stands today
For eighteen years it was the dominant
party, but little over two years ago the
people arose and threw of the yoke and
enjoyed two terms OF fair government
The leaders of the ousted party meant To
get back to power by fair or foul means.
and they succeeded. They have shown no
Improvement after two years vacation.
Republicans wrathy.
The Republican leaders, outside ofthose
who are under salary, and the party in
general, are up on their dignity, and Just
ly SO. The men are those who took part
in the several appropriation meetings al
ready held and who believed that they
had appropriated enough money to salts
~ the claims that would come against the
town during the year, and also the vora-
cious appetites OF certain crowd. Ii
seems that they failed, and to say that
they are mad on account OF the calling of
the special meeting would be putting il
mildly.
Oscar Newell said yesterday: "lhe idea
of calling special Appropriation meet
ing! They are carrying things too far"
This sentiment is endorsed by hundreds
and will be expressed next Thursday NJ
tornoon.
Interesting Items
The Uncas Club is fiourshing.
The Daniels Dramatic Company win
meet tonight.
The John w. Davis Club will meet to-
morrow evening.
The Business Mems Association will
meet tomorrow night.
Henry $. O'Brien, clerk Mt McGunna-
glo's drug store, Is on trip to Montreal.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Duncan McFarlin and Miss Lena Fisher
Of Saylesville.
Lincoln is now voter, having arrived
Mt its majority yesterday. The changes
that have taken place during the past p
years in the village are wonderful
1t is said that Fogarty Bros, whose
store In the western district was destroyed
by fire last April, are about to bring suit
against the insurance company to recover
81 800 they claim to be- due them.