The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-07
TO VICTORY |!
That is Where Repub-
GcanS March
ALLIS NOW READY
The Democrats are Getting Rat
tiled Badly.
MAYOR CARROLL KICKS.
He Swears Out Warrants for Paw
tucket Assessors.
He Swears Out Warrants for Paw
tucket Assessors.
GOV. LADD ON THE STATE HOUSE.
Democrats Try to work Dodge by Send
ing Out the Bogus Circular Emanating
wiz Get "A Big Majority; So VIII They
An-The City's Plans for To-Morrow.

The Republicans are ready for to-mor-
rows work. Every corner of the State
has been looked over and the reports in
dicate that, as the News has predicted
the party will carry the State and elect
the congressman. The Republican vote
will be heavy and the Democrats are
weakened by opposition to some of their
candidates. This is shown especially by
the petty but the useless attempts Of Con-
gresham Page and the Democratic lead
ers To iniure Mr.. Capron in the Second
district by issuing under false colors the
alleged circular which originated in the
Democratic ranks and was never
signed by a Republican in the second dis
trict. This circular alleged that Mr..
Capron voted against the state agricul-
tural school in the matter of the fund
provided by Congress The fact is. and
the Democrats know it, that Mr. Capron
voted for the agricultural school Gov.
Davis disagreed as To the method but not
tue general disposition OF the fund. L.
| f. Bartlett. senator from Burrillville has
| stated that MIR. Capron voted for the
| school and il is well-known that he did.
| Now when the Democrats think there is
! not time 10 contradict he silly aud mali
| cious story IL has sent out. There isn't
| "A Republican in the district who will not
repudiate such an attempt aud Demo
| Gratis by scores will disapprove of such
party methods.
| The Prohibition vote in that district,
especially in Smithfield, is favorable TO
| Mr. Capron, and ali those Prohibitionists
| who know the honest and straightfor-
ward action Of Mr.. Capron in all matters
relating to the good of the town will vote
| for him.
II the Agricultural School story was
not such well-known canard it might
| be supposed TO have some weight; also, IL
it had not been started by an irrespon-
| sible renegade Democratic sheet aud tax u
up by the Democratic leaders at the last
| moment.
Mr.. Capron and his friends are conf
| dent of q big majority in the second dis
| trct, and the Democrats are reduced to
| the methodf above mentioned TO save
| their necks at all. 1t won't work. Hur-
rah for Capron and Bull Hurrah for the
Republican electors Hurrah for Harri-
| sou aud Reid
The Republican city committee will re-
! ceive returns at headquarters tomorrow
night. Chairman Olney is "A hustler.
Chief Supervisor of Elections Blodgett
said this forenoon that the matter of the
| qualifications of the men thrown out at
| Pawtucket by the assessors and put OIL
the voting list by the board of aldermen
WIS still under consideration by himself
and the United States district attorney.
The action of the canvassers, he said.
only interested him as TO the fact that
the men claimed a right to vote at a Fed
eral election. He could not say what the
result would be, 1t looks as though the
assessors had no right to leave them on the
property list aud were right, but the can
vass board should have, and now has,
placed them on the registry list. The as
SCISSORS had no power to do that and none
to leave them where they were. By
Mayor Carrolps action it seems that he
insists that non-proper.y y owning men
should be allowed TO vote on the property
list by having the taxes paid for them
City Solicitor Colwell of this city has
given an opinion, which does not seem 10
be disputed, that non-property owners
who have become so since the registra-
tion closed shall 90 on the registry list.
Everything is quiet at the State House