Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-29
FIRST GUN TONIGHT.
The Democrats Will
Rally at Music Hall.
COLLINS MAY BE THERE.
Another Monster Meeting Will Also
be Held Tomorrow Evening.

The Democrats will hold grand rally
tonight at Music Hall, on which occasion
the issues OF the campaign will be ably
set forth. General Olney Arnold will
preside, and the speakers will be ex-Gov-
ernor Davis, ex-Licutenant Governor
Wardwell, Hon. c. Il. German, John j.
Heffernan, Esq, Messrs. Lenthier and
Grandpere, who will speak in French, and
General John NJ. Brennan.
Hon. p. A. Collins and Hon. j. II.
O'Neill OF Boston are expected TO be
present.
The meeting viii be addressed by the
nominees on the local Assembly ticket II
time will permit.
On tomorrow evening another monster
meeting will be held in Music Hall, when
the speakers who are 10 participate
In the meeting in Infantry Hall, In Provi-
donce will alternate between Providence
and this city. These two meetings will
DO addressed by gentlemen whom every
citizen OF all parties will be proud to hear
All the speeches will be short, sharp and
TO the point.
The people Of this city are thoroughly
aroused 10 the issues of the campaign and
nothing is heard on the streets now but
election talk.
Pawtuckot is one of the most In depend
ent places in Rhode Island, and neither
Republicans or Democrats can be accused
OF having bought any votes within the
past ten years.
IL II square fight on principle, and
both sides arc doing their utmost to win
the victory.
The Republicans ooncede that the
Democrats have n large majority in the
city, and they only expect to win on ac-
coune OF dissensions which existed last
year.
They must remember, however, that the
dissension was larger in their own ranks
than in those OF the Democratic party.
On every occasion last Fall the Demo-
Gratis had large plurality and finally
elected their candidate for Mayor by over
1000 majority.
The King Philip Club is still alive and
their knives and tomahawks are I'm good
condition for tho next battle. AS one OF
their members expressed IL, "The Knights
OF the Red Seal" will be heard from at
the April election.
On the other hand, the Sherman men In
the Democratic party are Democrats who
desire to see Democratic United States
Senator elected from this State, and they
will vote for the Demol ratio Assembly
ticket.
Some OF them arc inclined To vote 10 r
Sherman as n scattering candidate but the
TRIBUNE has good authority for stating
that Mr.. Sherman requests them not TO do
any such thing.
All in all the prospect looks brilliant
for Democratic victory In this city, and
n few rousing meetings such as will occur
tonight and tomorrow night In Music
Hall will prove To the outside world that
this city is thoroughly Democratic.
1t has been learned that the Republicans
have hired Music Hail fer the four even
ings preceding election day, which Is one
week from tomorrow.
IL 1t becomes necess ary for the Demo-
Gratis to hold other meetings they may
probably hold them In open air, and Sat.
urday afternoon, II pleasant, is suggested
rs good time for such meeting.
Democrats, wake up to the importance
of this campaign and attend the rallies
tonight and tomorrow and hear good
sound Democratic doctrines expounded.