The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-14
OF POLITICS.
Newport Democrats Nominate
Candidates.
The SCHOOL NOMINEES.
Former Candidates Turned Down
for StaIwarts.
THE H. B. ANTHONY CLUB MET.
and Holier" u Good Deai-Enthu-
siasm Among the Republicans at Ap-
pouaug - Tho Newport Republicans
Nominate Horton for Mayor-Poiiticai
Brevities.

Confirming the special TO the NEWS
several days ago, it is quite evident that
the Democracy accept the inevitable
and barring accidents in the way OF at
tempting ito evade the law, there seems
every probability OF the municipal cleo
ton being held on the Goth. Last night
the Democrats of Newport held ward
caucuses and later In the evening city
convention at which Mr.. Honey again re-
ceived the nomination for mayor. There
was very bad break, however, In the
matter OF naming new ticket Tor the
school board for which four members are
70 be elected on the 25th instant There
is no Disgusting the fact, that at their
last convention the Democrats nominated
tour very strong men for these
positions Mr. John g. Ireys,
the Rev. Mr. Buckley, A. O'D. Taylor and
the Hon. William L. Clarke. When the
nomination of the first three became
known they came out in joint note de-
clining TO accept the nomination OF any
political party and they did not believe
politics should be introduced into school
affairs, vet in their announcement they
declared their willingness 10 stand as
candidates for the people at large, Last
night the Hon. W. j. Underwood. the
strongest man in the party next to
Honey. again nominated these same men
but this was voted down on the motion
OF Mr. Calvin OF the Second Ward, ana
three other men who are Democrats from
A to Y, were slated in their place. Such
action was protested against both by the
chairman, Mr.. Cottrell and by the Hon.
=. j. Bozle, but without effect. IL is
big break and will turn scores OF votes
in favor of the Republican nominees. At
the meeting there was present over
score of prominent Episcopalians who
"A - hAat tatA IN y A 20
over what they termed the insult TO the
Rev. Mr.. Buckley, who is gentleman
greatly beloved and whose influence IN
the Point district is unbounded.
The Republican city caucus met last
night, and ratified the nominations made
at the last city caucus as follows: For
mayor, Jeremiah w. Horton; city treas
urer, ID. NJ. Coggeshall school board for
three year,, Gardiner 5. Pcrrys DIR. &. +.
Barker, the Rev. NJ. Van Horne and
Nathan Barker. The meeting was short,
but decidedly enthusiastic.
The Seventh Ward Republican Club.
The Seventh Ward Henry =. Anthony
Club held we'll attended meeting last
night in Knights Of Pythias Hall, corner
Greenwich street aud Potter's avenue.
President William +. Knight presided.
Reports of committees were called for.
That of the committee on a flag was
given by II. S. Bemis. He stated that the
committee had not had an opportunity
for formal meeting but that he had
done a little personally. The flag which
was used four years ago was still in good
condition and tit for use, he Thought. At
the next meeting the committee would
report more definitely
James Wh!tehouse presented the report
OF the committee on n constitution. He
read the constitution and 1t was adopted.
nf nun
Join the club.
A recess was taken to give new mem
hers opportunity to enroll themselves.
The following Joined the club: Joseph
Baker, ST.; Joseph Baker, Jr.; A. 5. Jack
son. Charles Z. Bennett, George Farnell,
Stains, Russell G. Arnold, X. c. Roo,
Albert Albert NJ. Cole Fred b. skrincs,
Joseph X. Place, g. A. Cornell,
Daniel A. Cobb, L. A. Pressy, p. o.
rooper, j. Crooks, John Hannigan, John
Pollett. George Hoglker, u, j; ssamore'
George II. Gonsolve, j. b, Hathaway, +.
r. Field, ". Y. Potter, George +.
Brownell, H. J.. Brown,- -Ar-W- -Barrows,
William Tate. Edward j. Follett. A. l..
Charnley, Nicholas Huber, +. NJ. Baker,
John Waters and 4. X. Done.
At the end OF the recess the meeting
was called to order. and Z. c. Knight,
Charles T.. Brown, Frederick Wilde, l..
A Pressey j. Il. Latham, A. Stain and
Harry l.. Brown were appointed com
mittee to organize marching companies.
George Farnell, Harry Root and ID. j.
Seamore were appointed a committee On
equipments.
The club rendered vote of thanks to
the RHODE ISLAND State House commits
sioners for lithograph copy OF the new
State House.
IL was voted to advertise the fact that
marching cs,y Danies would be organized
IN Knights Of Pythias Hall, the clubs
kgsaauurtvrs, on Saturday night.
Charles Y. Bennett was appointed a
committee of one TO procure blanks for
first and second naturalization papers
The club then voted 10 adjourn to meet
SsturI ay evening at s o'clock, when all
who desire first aud second naturaliza-
ton papers ara I'm vited To be present