Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-15
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THE STATE OF
lRFAdfas!And,
Enforced Harmony al the Republican Gath
eIIng- Tomorrow NIght's Caucus.


eriDg- Tomorrow Nights Caucus.
Last night at the Town Hall the faith
full OF the Repu blican party gathered to
endorse the action taken by John Dem
Miss Town Committee in the matter Of
General Assembly, Town Committee,
State Central Committee and State dele
gate nominations. Evidently every man
present was there for purpose, and later
In the proceedings 1t was made plain what
that purpose was, they were there for
nominations, high and low, and they got
them.
The opposition which had been ex-
pected did not materialize. That commit
BUNE some days ago, had made all ar
rangemnts for harmony, and harmony
they had. Members OF this committee
intimated before the caucus was called to
order that, having failed TO agree with the
"dghting five" they had put up little job
to weikeD these kicking gentlemen by
putting some of their supporters on the
Town Committee and then selecting a
large number of "out and outs" to keep
them in their proper place,-in the back
ground.
At 7:30 o'clock Town Clerk Crawford
raped for silence and read the call for
the meeting. Hon. Samuel Clark was
made Chairman and Charles f. Esston
Clerk
Judge Gof presented the following
names as candidates for the legislature
and they were placed on the ticket:
For Senator, II. l.. Freeman: Represen'
tatives, John M. Fournier, Myron Fish,
Henry q. Tresher, Eastwood Eastwood
and w. ID. Aldrich. Delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention were elected
az follows: Myron Fish, John III. Bar
ber, James II. Fairbanks, Charles Saw
age, Charles T. Gooding, John Il. Allsop,
Joseph M. Authier, Joseph Lariverre,
Henry &. Pollard, Cherries F. Bartlett,
j. Everett Andrew, Thomas l.. Jollie and
Robert l.. Johnstone. The following
were elected on the town committee
District No. 1, David Sum, John Bland,
Orville Mowry, George y. Wood, Fer
nando j. Landry and Frank X. Roberts
-
chester, Charles F. Bartlett, Joseph p.
Noiseux and James e. Alisop; No.
Samuel Fessenden, John w. North, Alex
ander Leslie; No. 4, Charles Cranshaw,
Edwin Matthews, George Ellis, John
Ellis; No. 8, Richard +. Keene, Thomas
Thornley,, Robert Browning, Geo. Sloane
Daniel Knowles, No. 8, Reuben 3. Dame
Joseph Beaucage, John Roberge, Everett
8. Bailey; No. 7. John II. Dennis, G.
Fred Crawford. John NJ. Fournier, Joseph
NJ. Authier, John II. Barber, j. Perry
Evans, Myron Fish, Ray q. Huling
elected member Of the State Central
Committee.
The town committee was empowered tc
fill vacancies.
The Caucuses.
In the several districts Of the town ot
Lincoln tomorrow evening the Democrats
will meet in caucus to elect delegates to
the Town Convention and members o
the Town Committee. In five of the sever
districts the utmost harmony will proba'
bly, prevail, as no contests are anticipated
aud the candidates likely to be nominated
will receive the unanimous support of tn,
electors.
Within the past few days certain men
who have In times past alternated be-
tween the Republican and Democratic
parties, but who have In the not very re-
mote past been honored by the Democrat,
with lucrative offices, have beer
quite busy sowing the seeds
OF discord in Districts Six and Seven, fol
reasons very apparent to the leaders OF the
Democratic party and by many OF the rank
and file.
These men are believed to be working
In the interest and under the direction oI
the chief spirits in the Republican party
Their idea is to create trout bls In the two
districts mentioned. That the Repub bill
can party is divided in the town is known
OF all men. With Democratic unity
Democratic success and Republican de-
feat are assured.
Let every man who Is really and truly
a Democrat attend the caucuses and elect
only such men to the Town Committed
and as delegates as are known
to be real and true Democrats
This is no time for fair weather Demo-
Gratis. The men who have been faithful
TO the party's interest Through evil and
through good report" should be chosen to
positions OF trust In the party manage
ment. Men OF any other stamp would
serve the party best outside its member.
ship and officers.