The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-10
PoLITICs IN WARWICK.
The Carroll and ANTI carroll Kilkenny
Cat Caucus.

OF Saturda q evening were the liveliest
ever witnessed in Warwick. The fi sht
between the two factions was very bitter,
and number Of the participan;s carried
black eyes and bruised faces Yesterday as
the result. The caucus in the No. dis
trict al Lippitt was paudemorium. and
ire fight ensue1, in which the railing
IN ths town house was demolished.
Lamps were broken. lights put OUT, aud
the assistance of physicians had TO be Sc
cured 10 dress the wounds.
AT O'Clock Daniel Qlinlan tried to act
a chairman o. the meeting and nonl-
mated Frank DUFFY of Phenix, wao is
supposed 10 b. iii favor OF Hugn j. Car
roll. as cleIk. The announcement was
met with storm of howls and Kisses aud
many kaock-downs occurred before order
WIS IN any way restored. The Carroll
int.ngent, however, elected as delegates
30 the geleral caucus Michael 4. BJland,
Owen BOYLE aud Patrick +. Smitl. The
reform party also held their caucus and
elected as delegates To III. general caucus
Charles Gum ID. w. Quinlan, Phillip
Kelly alu Dennis Brennan.
AT Appouaug the excitement was also
very q eat aud although no blows were
struck forcible language was Use (, aud
the words sneak. traitor, liar, etc, were
heard upon every side. Two cancnses
were hell, the refor.a party nominating
ana elscting rs delegates 10 tae general
caucus, j II. Waraer, Thomas Russell,
Johu McDer mott, j. II. Tucker and Ed
ward A Loomis, the opposition e!ec'ing
,: L; llllinghast, James Longaan, Z. &.
Phelps.
The cl So of the caucuses at Lippitt
was followed by n race between the MEM
bers or the two opposition parties VINO ar
fi'et at AppoaauS at nearly the sa
tint. Tue first general caucus was held
In the court rom. aud the following del
egates TO the state and district caucuses
were ele ted Edward "A. Loomis, j. H.
Tucker, y. ii. Warner. Edward Russell.
Thomas Russell. II. II. QGinn, Thomas
Brennan, James L. McNeils, T. Ii.
MournIngau and john Kelley.
The Carroli faction then held their
caucus. James LOughran Off ia ing AS
chairman and Jonn Burns as cierN. The
loilowihg ueieg ites Deing also elec lel for
state aBd distr!co conventions Samuel
c. Tiilinah hast, \. VI. Brown, James
LJugdrin, Caleb Westcott, Patrick f.
Smith, Frank Duffy, Patrick Carroll.
James Ma Tin, Thomas VI .uues and Ben
jamin Maynard.
Ihe method OF voting was very pecu-
liar. and check lists, hand voting, howl-
in, Yelling AID hootiI-s all went.
Tie Democratic reform parry, which is
antayonlstic u tue no.nluation of Car
roll, claim, that i 5 delegates slnll have
/.
= ~ .Eessrcar tha5 they viii use everS Ell
tort to prevent hem from accomplishing
their designs. t.Fr'-s
In consersa.iol with prominent
member or the Democrat committee YES.
terd,y at PheniX he NEWS reporter was
lntOr,ued that che chances OF Hugh j.
Carroll iIg nominated Dy the co,v,
tlon was yer, snail John W. DAVIS.
DAVID =. Baker and howlaud HaZ ri are
now being spoken OF. aud 1t ~ thought
tEa5 io Iest Jonu w. Davis or Rowlaud
Hazard would make a. better run, aud
tue ptrty would get more votes. IL is
probable that IL the sentiment of the con-
venCion Is fouad u lie favorable TO Car
roll that the Carroll del. gates from War
WICK - al BE- ad iitted, bus II the senti.
aeUt Is Tor ole OF the otner parties
na Led Cne Reform Parry delegates will
OBTAIN the seat, and the Carroll faction
WIFI probably b. debarred.
he Reporters had Il lively time dodx-
inS misses AT TIE Lippitt Democratic
caucases On Saturday evening am AZ
ApponauR, they were pesiegeu uy promi.
u, nc me4Ders II both factious wuo urged
theu 10 particularly watch the trlckery
oI the voting on Uo.n sides
Many of the old Deli.ocrais war horses
NerS con lcuous Dy their ahseacs at the
Sa1uIday's caucIses, an the y.uns fe.-
lows "ere allowed all the privileges OK
ngutl1g ID out anoIg themselves.
Numerous quarre.s occurred yesterday
la the villages oi Natck. Clyur. Phenix
ana River Poiat, over the SaUdrlay
nignts caucu,es and many persons WHO
were good nvig bors before tue eveut.
"never ;! eak as ohey pass by
Tie democrats uI Warwick never can
nedi me wide Oreacl la Their Ranks and
he Z. rrolI factlo !, to-day IS bitterly ca l.
lng It's brethren wno are representatives
oI the Reform Party, Third party
members anu traitors To the caus. OF true
de aiOcracy."
Each faction Of Warwick's democracy
n1w claim tobs the regu ar Parry but The
Senettti Opinion OF the pubiic throus hout
the PdwtuXet Valley to-day is that there
Is no regular party Ia the town.
The Detnoe.at, OF Natick aid vicinity
will form a Cleveland and Steyensol
cluD III - DoAneli's nall on Tuesday even.
ing.
Republicans in Warwick.
Never were Warwick ana Coventry Re.
puDiicans 50 sure OF success as ut present
and nothing cah obstruc5 n glorious We
tory. The me nbers OF the <. o. y. are
uni ed MS TO man, AMI are smiling TODAY
as they think OF tie kilkeun yclJ tight
that has just occurred among the mem
bers II the lree-tra,lo plrty.
Ia addition 20 the numerous Republi
can fax ratings which will DE neld
throughout the various Valley villages
arrangements are now being made for "a
monst,r Harrison and Reid demonstra-
tion, in which all OF the Republican
clubs OF Coventry. Sciiuate an War
wick Will he consolidated with several
lands OF music interspersed between the
dlli, rent EXAMINATIONS.
The Republican Club of Nntick will
hold meeting relative to the election of
officers and the appointmcnt or commit
tees for obtaining salts and torches, In
Engine Hail tomorrow evening az
o'clock.
DIR. VI. j. Legris, of the Warwick town
council. Josepl Bouahard, Simon Pei tier
and Others will address NEE ilg of the
Freach Republ caI Club. at Artic Centre
tomorrow evening, upon Protection aud
why they slould vote Tor Harrison aud
Red, Melville Bull ana Adm Is. Capron
The meeting will be ia Saint Johns
hlll.
Apponaug Republicans.
The Young Mems Republican Club of
Apponaug will receive tdeir campaign
suits this week