The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-21

NO" "No" wa heard from all parts Oh
Mayor Pond moved that roll-call vote
be taken. aud III matter DE hnmlS nn @ ae
cided at the end OF the vote. Luz hi'
tion prevailed. u
The roll was callei |, each delegate call
ing "Ouinn" or smith" according 10
his convictions. Augustus ,. Miller was
excused from voting because ne was OUT
s de the hall with the committee on ere
oentials at tue time the case for one side
was stated. Mr.. Owen was excused
by viva voce vote, though George
T. Brown hoped every one Mouiu
vote and Nr. Owen especially. when
Colonel O'Reilly's name was called ne
addressed the chair. This was 'signai
for chorus OF laughter and hisses.
DON'T laugh till you get out OF tue
woods He proceeded to explain, Dut
Frank Nolan called him TO order Inc
ch air reluctantly ruled him out OF order
and said he hoped someone wouio
Take an Appeal.
SO that the decision could be overruled,
as he did not wish so to rule, but felt
Obliged to. The chlir was SUSTAINED
when Mr. CarrnI ot Pawtucket took an
appeal. Mr.. F,zsinmons asked TO be
excused from voting aui when the vote
of the convention would not allow IL he
looked over at the Newport Delegation
and with a defiant look said, Mr..
Il
vote"
The roll-call resulted in the seating of
the q uinn delegation by vote OF luz 10
"a
Mr.. Robinson OF Pswtucket moved
that the vote seating the ~ anu ueiega-
ton lie reconsidered. 80
The motlun was voted down while Mr..
Carroll was trying CD get chance TO
speak. Mr. Carroll was ruled out OF or
der, but would not take hi. seat until ms
yJice and Z. a. OF Mr. Rooinsons was
| crowned Ia the chorus or ayes"
| Colonel O,Reilly moved that the mo-
ton for reconsideration be laid on the
| table.
| A vote was declared carried.
Mr.. Carr oil appealed for a roll call, but
| was downed.
Then amid numerous parliamentary
| ouibbles aud points of order, "A storm of
| hsses and loud applause a motion was
made aud declared carried that the tenn
| porary organ zation be made permanent.
A committee on platform consisting
| OF the following was appointed: Mayor
| Daniel Is. Pond of Woonsocket, Hon.
| George Il. Brown, Hon. L.. +. q. Garvin,
! Hon. John Waters and Hon. James
| McNally.
| The committee withdrew from the ball,
| and q recess was taken by the convention.
After a recess OF about ten minutes the
| committee on platform returned anu
Il
| following platform:
Mr.. Corroll offered a resolution provid-
| ing that the state central committee
| should hereafter decide oil contestin1 del
| egations and that in case OF contest the
| state central committee shall send some
| disinterested person To act as chairman
! of the caucuses.
| Mr.. Lannon of Providence moved that
| the latter clause be stricken GU
| Mr. Carroll said he intended To have 1T
| read 'at the request OF twenty-five
| Democratic voters OF the ward or dis
| Irict."
Mr.. Miller thought that there would
be clash between the city and state
| committ tees.
Mr.. Honey thought that with so sin
| a chance OF victory as the Democ ratio
| party had, harmony was necessary, anC
| ne did not wish To see such scenes as had
| been seen in the caucus this morning.
Mr.. Brown OF Newport moved that tn,
discussion be deferred until after nom
| nations for state officers.
| Mr.. Mccarthy Of Providence moved
that the matter be referred TO commit
tee of three.
The substitute was accepted.
Hon. Daniel Il. Pond nominated tn,
Hon. David S. Baker of West Kings
town.
There were no counter nomin ati ont
aud the nomination was announced al
unanimous.
The balance of the ticket:
| Lieutenant Governor, Dalton H. Young
Secretary of STATE. John j. Heffernan
Attorney General, &. A. Aldr,cn.
General Treasurer, John q. Perry.