New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
THE Rhode ISLAND ELECTION.
REPUBLICANS EXPECT TO REFLECT TIE s'Ni"
otFIo EEs-DfMoCH\TlC OF NRHhL
OYER TIE SPOILS.

rrpr.ulLc\Ns EXPECT TO REFLECT TIE stNiN
orrIoEEs-DEMoCE\TI QUARREL
OVER THE SPOiI.S.
Providence. Il. l.. april l tspccah.-Thc Rho''
tlord >,ai, election will be- held next Ncoh''""S ''
EVERYDAY admit. that IT La, been the pu'''cs' ''
n,icn on record There nave o''" u" ,.
meetings on the part OF either oil tue wv" ''7
r,,ti.s and with the exception Of The YOUNG w" >
r.r,,,,lc,n Clubs supper last night. AT VINE"
tho principiI speaker wn> Joseph j. Eirp"" y. "'
ford and HE meeting of the Republican state L''I"'
I'm Central FALL. on Tuesday night th'f' VIII oo ,,
That is moi Ia say that no work has been n""'' "
tnor. 4. abl" apathy on Ia" part ~ '''o P''i
on both ,ii,, Of the question. IN" k'l'oh''''' ~
,,,, ar. calmly confident that Governor Brown ana
,e entire STAT. Ticket with him viii he elected Wv
,,,r rrovn IA, made an admirable and progressive
Executive and his effort, In that lin" 'niit' mn
10 the honor Of reelection. There q" ho'"""'s
No l,,nl rca~on, for q change Of administration ana
Tie Democrats thrrnscivc, hardly expect one
Their, T. decided contest. II i said. between '"io''
.,uu,l A. Honey member of the n"mo'rdu' Na'i""'
COMMITTEE, for Rhode Island and cN-Congr'SNnah
,1,rl.; IT, Page r,r the control ol the National patron
or. IN mi, state. II Mr. Page Is not r'elec'ed' VIZ
Honey. wishes To poStoilc"s ana cui'''o''"1" "
undoubtedly be- supreme II Mr. Page as"'n 1'c
To- Congress hcr bids fair {" be a dee n'h 'a'" VI
Interest, I'm the Democratic ranks. NJ Baker the
pcmocrniic nomine. for Governor. was the choice o
, AFR Kinney rather than of Mr. Page. Just what effect
those fact. will have upon election results In the
W-t.rn District viii b. better known next Thursday
4 significant fact /, noticed that the local newspaper
I'm Nj PAGE, town support, Nj. Page ioi Congress
and Mr. Grown for Governor.
The only issue which the Democrats really nave III
,hi cnmInign That ~ Constitutional convention ms
been made unavailable hv the passage "i the filrahN
Election. bill by 4 Republican senate ana Il K"pnO-
lican House Representative r.. II. Wilson, In u"
cour>c OF If, speech upon the measure on" day '"'
week, gnvc the facts In the when II" stated 'i''
what h. H. mocrats really want constitutional con
ycntion for repeal T. possible th" present provl
,nns for u property qualification for voters III the
,f., who elect the aldermen ana common councimrh'
Ihi, pr perry qualification has worked ~ well that II
!. almost impossible to- have OTHER than good Govern
mcnt 4, far ~, the bodies which vote away The iaN
palrr,' money concerned. 1t i This luhllh'a'mi
Which render, the CITY Of Providence nVl'l
municipality In many RESPECTS. ANA wnlrh nlhke' us
l.pnd, sell n u premium In the market. DURING the
di.cs,Ion Of thu question. IL has been clearly shown
that any changes in the Constitution which ar" rem
der.d necessary ly the growth Of population ana
changed conditions. bc obtained by means "i
amendment, adopted by the people In the usual cos"
Charles Fletcher has offered to ia" projectors "t
watch industry In tis city free site for the factory