Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Republicans Circulating
FaISeh00dS.
A GOOD HINT TO ALIENS.
Local BARRIERS Are Soon to Organize
Other Notes of Interest.

As usual certain element In the Repub-
lican party have entered upon the cam
paign by the circulation of falsehoods in
tended to east discredit upon the Demo-
cratic party and its management. In this
despicable business they have the aid and
| comfort OF small and spleeny set Of
| sorehead political acrobats, who, not
being in Office in either party, are dis
posed to make trouble for that party
which formerly furnished them with
profit and prominence, but which has at
present neither the power nor the desire
to do so.
The latest lie Of the combination was
given currency in the columns of Paw
tucket organ on Wednesday evening. 1t
Is the statement that the Democrats are
experiencing great difficulty In keeping
the candidates nominated at Saturday
evenings convention on the ticket. The
story is absolutely false and is without
even the semblance of foundation.
There has been but one declination.
DR.. Gottschaik, for reasons known to
himself and by him deemed all sufficient,
decided not to run this year. The COM
mittee appointed to notify the nominees
Of tho convention and to fill any vacancy
that might occur received and accepted
DIR. Gottschalk's declination, and chose
by a unanimous vote Mr.. George ID.
Jencks OF Valley Falls to complete the
ticket.
Every name on the list is one of
strength and is borne by a gentleman of
character and capability. The Democrats
| never nominated better ticket In the
history OF the town, and the real Demo-
Gratis were never so we'll united before.
Arnold A. Mann and his associates on the
Democratic Assembly ballot will poll such
a vote as will surprise some of the over
| sanguine Republicans.
Interesting Items.
Town Clerk Crawford is now ready to
receive dog licenses.
The Probate Court has appointed Mr..
William II. Gooding guardian Of the per-
son of Henry q. Perry now at the Butler
| Hospital for the insane.
The local hair cutters are to form an as
sociation for mutual benefit. A meeting
to consider the matter will be held at Mr..
Thomas Bacon's shop some time during
the coming week.
At the meeting of Branch William
O'Brien last night much business of an
interesting character, including the
partial report of the st. Patrick's Day
delegates, was done.
Branch II, British American Association
met last evening and transacted con-
siderable business of a secret nature. It
is limited that the Republicans are trihe
| uneasy about their quiet "allies."
Campaign rallies will be arranged for
| at The next meeting Of the Democratic
Town Committee. 1t is intended to have
several meetings during the pending can-
vass and addressed by well known DEM
ocrats, will be the features of them.
Last night in Fales' Hall the French
| Republicans were treated to chowder and
| speeches. The chowder was furnished by
| Welch Bros, and paid for out of the Re-
were furnished by out OF town orators and
II they were paid for someone was vast
ing money. Much better speeches could
at any time be had for nothing.
Persons who are qualified to receive nat
uralization papers, and who have not yet
taken them out, should visit the rooms Of
the Crescent Literary Association tonight.
| A meeting will be held there and Demo-
cratic notaries public will be present to
make out papers free of charge. While
the meeting is held under the auspices Of
| the Democratic Committee of District No.
8, papers will be given as freely to Re-
| publicans as to Democrats.