The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31
Warwick Politics.

Notwithstanding every effort has been
made since the Democratic convention by
the lie lders of the De enocratic factions to
bring the members together, the Quinn
faction, under the leadership of Il. Henry
aud Charles III. Quiln, still kick vigor-
ously against the Carroiites. ana refuse
to be conforted. Both sides claim they
were snubbed in the convention, and tne
Carroll delegates are never going to for
give the atfront.
Hugh j. Carroll. being "A resident of the
Pawtuxet Valley, will pull the wires
against the opposition faction and "a
prominent member of the Carroll faction
has informed the NEWS reporter that the
Democratic vote in the town in the COM
ing election, would be the smallest in "A
number OF years.
An article rppeared In certain paper
Yesterday which tried to insinuate that
the Republicans were dscordant and that
the town was fun of thorns. The writer
OF the article probably knew very little
about the situation in Kent county or il
was written by Lippitt Democrat. The
Prohibition party will not change and
make "A stand. There are very few in the
town. and most of those will cast their
votes as usual for the straight Repub. l.
can nominees, Harrison, Reid and
Capron.
One of the so-called Prohibition party
was interviewed to-day, aud he said the
article was a tissue of falsehoods. aud
could be so proved.
The different campaign clubs of the
town will appear in the monster demon
stration for Harrison aud Reid in PR0VI-
DENCE on Wednesday evening, and Will
present n large number OF men.
The Democratic rallies which have thus
| far been held, have been n series OF dis
NAL failures aud it is said Charles III.
Page has been asked by the bosses TO
stump the town.
| In one instance at n rally the speakers,
| after the magnificent attendance at the
| Harrison "a a Reid flag raising, failed tC
put in an appearance at Clyde, as was ad
| vertised, and in another instance. IL Is
| said by prominent Democratic politi
clan, the Hon. John VI. Brennan, whC
was expected TO address the Democratic
voters In the Secoad district, failed t'
show up, but was seen upon the platform
| Of the railroad station at Pontiac th'
night of the Republican rally.
Whether the General attended th'
speaking Is not at present generally
| known, but many prominent menlbers o
| his party claim that IL looked very sus
picious. The grand rally which was e
be held at Natick toy the members OF th'
Cleveland and Stevenson Club has as ye
not been held, aud a there remain but |
! few days now TO election, nothing i'm
/ portanJ can De accOmp ished.
The list Of the campaign clubs in Gov
| entry, Scituate and Warwick who hay
1 held or will hold rallies before election
| for Harrison and Reid are as follows:
FrenchRepublicaIC Club. Jericho: Frencl
| Republican Club. Natick; dread an'
Butter Club, Pheuix, Harris Kepublical
| Club. Harris: Apponaug Republican Club
| known as the bows in blue) Warwick
Harrison aud Reid Club. Hope; Scituat
Republican Club, Scituate; Coventry Re
publican Club, Qnidnick, and the Harr
son aud Reid Cluo, Lakewood.
Tonight the train leaving PRov1DENC
nc $50 over the New York and New Eng