Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-26
CENTRAL FALLS.
An Enthusiastic Democratic Raiiy-Good
Speakers Present. Various Notes.

An Enthusiastic Democratic RRiiy-Good
Speakers Present-various Notes.
Last evening a rousing Democratic rally
was held in Firemen's Hall, Valley Falls.
The building was crowded and Town
Clerk p. f. Kinion OF Cumberland pre-
sided.
~he first speaker introduced was Hon.
w. T. c. Wardwell, Democratic candidate
for Governor, who was cordially received.
Mr.. Wardwell, in speaking Of the trouble
In Lincoln, said the members OF the Leg
islature were only servants of the people
and acting as such 1t was their duty to
pass an act enabling the majority Of the
voters OF Lincoln to exercise their fran.
chise. lie expected this would be done,
for II the General Assembly is not body
to remedy a wrong, Rhode Island had no
use for such an institution.
He spoke words orpraise of the State
ticket, and also of the Democratic cam
didate for town Senator, DIR. l.. F. c. Gar
vim, and hoped Cumberland would poll
every vote In the coming election.
David 8. Baker then called attention To
the effect the coming election would have
on National affairs, and reviewed the
career Of DIR. Garvin and the many issues
advocated by him.
He said that the laws of Rhode Island
were such that the party of the majority
were placed In the minority, and hoped
that the time would come when such mat
ters would be rigbted.
Hon. Charles T.. German spoke of the
Democratic party and its record as the
champion of constitutional reform. In
regard to taxation he said the State tax
should be taken from the railroads and
railways, who enjoy privileges of the
public streets. The idea OF taking the
money from the small land owner was
wrong.
j. J. Heffernan and DIR. L. +. G. Garvin
followed the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor with encouraging remarks, and
the doctor, in his speech, strongly con-
demnod the Republicans in hiring all the
halls possible In order To shut out the
Democrats. He also referred to the Nine
Hour bill, and said II the next General
Assembly was Democratic 1t would surely
pass. II was an enthusiastic meeting
throughout, and after ad journment every
Democrat felt happy and confident.
Interesting Items.
Baiiou Post will hold an open meeting
at some date In the near future.
The maps showing the division of the
town into voting districts are out.
Tho Young Ladies Sodality of the Holy
Trinity Church will attend mass aud re-
ceive Holy Communion in body tomor
row.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Malette
Democratic Club was held last evening in
Huot's Hall. The French people are
| thoroughly aroused.
Next Thursday evening the Democrats
| Of Manvillc will hold mass meeting in
| Woisard's Hall when the voters will be
addressed by Hon. w. T. C. Wardweli,
Democratic candidate for Governor.
II the people OF the western district
depend upon the Business Mems Asso-
| citation for any improvements they will
| be liable To wait sometime, judging from
| the way, the members attend the meetings.
Hon. r.. l.. Freeman mace lots OF fun
when he was on the witness stand last
night ut the Mock Trial. His graphic des-
cription OF the prisoners career and
the chicken fight, rival the most celebra
ted fish stories.
At the meeting of the Town Council
this afternoon supervisors will be ap-
pointed for the coming election OF April
9Th. There will be twenty eight, four
from each district, two. Democratic and
two Republicans.
Monday the canvasslng of the voting
lists will begin in Manville where the
Town Clerk and Town Council will meet
at woisard's Hall. This canvass means
a good deal, and the Democrats should be
represented at each canvass.
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