The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-16
CLEARLY UNDEMOCRANC
Were Last Nights Caucuses, for They
Were Quiet
DAVID s. BAKER FOR GOVERNOR
Pawtucket Fifth Ward Democrats Fai
to Choose Delegates -Caucuses of Both
Parties Elsewhere In the stste-The
Australiah System Used I'm This City.

Last nights Democratic caucuse
The caucuses were under the Australian
system and were unusually calm fol
Democratic gatherings.
1t is necessary say the Democrats to
ind assembly candidates of great
strength, particularly the first ward
the first ward candidate is looked upon
as the head of the state assembly ticket.
The names of Walter A. Peck and C.. c..
Mumford are suggested with n general
preference for the latter Mr.. Mumford
IS new TO active politics. but he has served
IN a good school under Nicholas Van
Slrck.
The present representative from Ward
2, L. II. Mulholland will probably be re-
nominated. ID. j. McOsker is understo od
TO be the choice in Ward 3, r. j. McCar-
thy in Ward and Thomas r. Pierce in
Ward O.
In Ward 10 A. A. Mclaughlin. George
w. Johnson, Bernard +. Padien and
James McGann each want TO earn a dol
Tar day In the general assembly The
motley Democracy of the ward Is down
on the COMMITTEES of One Hundred foe
lnsinuating that kitchen barrooms are
run within its borders, and so will not
renominate Alva Carpenter, VINO is a
member OF The aforesaid COMMITTEES
William j. Burton is about to move
from the city, aud so will not be candi-
date.
The result of the cauc uses is as follows:
WARD ONE.
Chairman. J. II. Powers: warden, William
J. keenan,; clerks, John Davis and John j.
Cronin.
To To state convention, William G. Baker
Francis It. Donahoe and John j. O'Neil
TO city convention, ID. :. Mahoney, John
"; Furlong, +. A Sexton, G. Carroll and w.
j. Keenan,.
Chairman and warden, Miles A. McNamee;
clerks, John Curry and Thomas III. Holton
To state convention, Miles A. McNamee and |
James J: McGovern. James y. Meehan,
Michael III. Cavey and John r. Doran.
WARD THREE.
Chairman. John J. Gilmartin; clerks. John
f, =. Mc1nninness, n, Thomas j. Holiday and
To state convention. Edwin ID. McGuinness.
augustine Giblin and Jesse III. Metcalf, all
To city convention, John J. Gilmartin, An
drew PRIOR; Thomas Quinn, William Shaw
cross and Frank Lamb.
WARD FOUR
Warden. John T.. Harding: clerks William |
j. fitzgibbons and James II. Cassidy.
n ir state convention, James McNally and
;, To city convention, William III. T. Nrosley,
Daniel A. Sullivan, w. Scott Sanford, George
.. Hazard aud Francis L. Tolman.
WARD FIVE.
Warden, William NJ. Taipe: clerks, Albert
Winn and s. Henry Nolan.
, To state convention. Patrick Carter and
To city convention, John H. Hart. James
Moran, James J. Maher, William J. keenan,.
> Henry Nolan.
Warden. Samuel Grafton; clerks. Hugh V
slnlvey and John T. Drnan.
To state convention, Patrick J. Mccarthy.
Amg ustus ,. Miller and John Curran.
:, 10 city convention, Thomas III. Valpey
'homas Dorsey, Jr., William j. Higgins
Ohm fallon an d Ignatius @. Mooney,
WARD SEVEN.
Warden, Michael Duffy.
10 state convention, George T. Brown and
To city convention. John f. Byrne. John r.
CONAN. James Loughren, Patrick Bohan and
imes Lynch.
WARD EIGHT.
Warden. Charles J.. Hackett: CLERKS
lchel Radigan and John O'Conneli.
To state convention, William L. whipple
atrick +. Cannon and Peter j. Lannon.
10 ely convention, John +. Donahue,
lmes Hunt, James j. Trainor and Joseph |
udrow.
WARD NINE.
Chairman. Francis AIcvey: clerks, Daniel
nompson and John J. Rogers.
70 state convention, Thomas f. Cosgroye
,illiam Davis and J. Frank Russell.
,lty, conventions; Patrick II. McKenna,
ahlel nln Ih2m mpson, Joseph A; O'Brien. Bar
oiomew Kelly and Charles w. Hart.
WARD TEN.
Chairman, Joseph w. Carnes; clerks. r,er.
lffey. "' anu 'ohh D.
larles Gaven Duffy and Thomas Y. West''
To city convention, Owen O'Gara Bernard
Padien, Lawrence J. Coffey, Michael j.
urray and Peter Halton. -