The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-24

am more glad than ever to
be here and speak good
word for Colonel Olney. man
well qualified to be the next mayor of
Providence. You have 1T in your
power to elect him aud / believe
you will do it. The recent Massachusetts,
campaign was a fight. We resolved TO
win, We organized and as result Mr..
Greenhalge will occupy the gubernatorisl
chair. 1t was victory all along the line.
Next Tuesday will be your day.
You remem ber how the people rose In
New York and swept Maynard off the
face OF the political earth 2 Next year
they will elect Republican governor.
There is no reason for the Democrats
to raise their heads today,
they are dead and should
''be men enough to say So" 1t looks as
II the Democratic party is on its last legs
know something of -the reasons why
w won in Massachusetts,. We had an
able candidate who could make sixty
five speeches In twenty-four days. We
had hard times In our favor. but that did
not elect our ticket
Promises Not Redeemed.
The Democrats made promises that
ehNy aAu hov III large au-
diences there were Democrats, put there
was no applause for the Democratic can
didate. In mauy instances they vo ed for
the Republican nominee. We had solid
young men IN our ranks. What is there
in the Democratic party to attract young
men 2 Our party is for the whole
tion or class When Abraham
Inta t.A
memorable meeting there were cheers
after cheers He lives today as the grand
pioneer of the Republican party. We
have also the great name OF James q.
Blaine aud Ulyssius S. Grant We are
proud Of our great men. The Democratic
party can show no such men. What has
the Democracy TO offeri Iu city elections
we sho nd strive just as hard TO elect our
candid tes
The Dem ocrats have tried to attribute
the depression OF the last eight months
to the results Of our party's domina tion,
but we know better what are the true
causes. Our system is simple
Wage orkers Must be Protected.
We say that our Industries and our
employees must be protected. We say
tu0b th0 ih0hutSChuTcF InuSb
pay IN duties for the differe zee
between their wages aud ours. The De-
mocrats must have q care. The president
has had his ear to the ground aud has
heard several warnings. The presidents
appointments have been most
iujudicious He has blundered on the
Hawaiian policy.
The old soldiers were promised some
Al l. h..
What did they getp IL was better 70
double the duties OF the Mckinley tariff
than that the old soldiers should suffer
wrong. Our mission will not be ended
till full aud free vote Is guaranteed to
every man.
We stand squarely on the Mckinley
tariff platform. i hear the coming tramp
Of hundreds OF thousands of voters.
Providence is doing her duty. We are
getting ready for the congressional cleo /
ton, when We will place big Tom Reed In
the chair again. We will 60 before the
people of tue country aud ask the people |
TO right the wrong they did when they
turned out Bspjamin Harrison.
Rhode Islands Senior Senator.
The next speaker was Hon. Nelson w.
who said:
Whom l accepted the Invitation 10 he |
present did not know that so many aud |
prominent guests would DO present. The |
great object OF party organization |
IS TO receiye the certain exercise OF their
rights. Yaur duiy is 10 elect your |
honoiei candidate FOR mayor. lie do
serves the position for his services 10 the
party aud toe country in the past. was
glad when saw that his
services bad been recogniz %.
rhis club must elect him and 10 can sc
,omplish almost everything when il tries.
cannot s'e how young men today eau
be found In the ranks OF the De-
nocrstlc party. What has 10 TO offers
Today this Democratic administration is
attempting TO put back into power a
,roflga queen of sister republic.
What is there Ia the domestic
,ollcy OF the Democracy that can
ommend IL 10 young meni
What is there In the program already
eni. officially announced OF the DeHeera-
.lc party that can commend IL to our young
neni Look ~ its position on the Income
AK, the state bank tax and other issues.
AN these things commend the Demo
rate party to the honest voters of tho
andl
Let Everyone Vote.
The president IN closing the meeting
xhortcd every man q go 10 the polls and
'ole. \ letter Of regret fr m Melville
Buil was also read. The meeting then
'djourned.