Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-25
Leader Tingley Dropped
by the Republicans.
A FARCE IN THIRD WARD.
A Boomerang Against Tiepae in the
Fourth Ward.

carried out.
In the First Ward Edwin A, Perrin, the
candidate OF MIR. TIepke and the Paw
tucket Gas Company, received the nomi-
nation for Alderman, Mr.. Bryant modest
| ly decli.iing in favor oia "better man."
at the behest OF the Gas Company.
| In the Second Ward committee was
! appointed, and this committee is expected
to confer with the committee which was
selected by the bolting Democrats.
The meeting in Bates Block was called
fo- the ostensibe purpose OF nominating
Democratic ticket for Alderman and
many uhsophisticated Democrats at
tended that meeting expecting that a
| ticket would be nominated. Sew
eral OF them were told before they
went that a committee would be APP
pointed to meet a committee OF the Re-
| ublican party. The second ward caucus
! left the nominations to a committee who
will undoubtedly confer with the boilers.
These two committees will come to-
| gether and prepare ticket and the result
will be heard tomorrow night at the adj
| journed meeting OF the boilers.
Ex. Alderman Smith Is mentioned rs
the candidate OF the Republicans and ex-
poets the support OF boilers IL nominated.
In the third ward the friends OF ex.
| Councilman Anderton eXerted themselves
and did brave work. Mr.. Anderton re-
ceived the support OF the best Republicans
| OF the city and IL is claimed by his friends
that he was defeated by the treachery of
those with whom MIR. Gorton seems to
have made an alliance.
1t is openly asserted that heelers in the
Second Ward took par-sn the caucus.
In the Fourth Ward there was very
hot contest. Mr.. Tingloy, the leader OF
the Republican forces in the present
Council, was cast aside by his party. The
attempt made To fool the French voters
proved to be failure and Magloire
"Alphabet" MORN discordered again that
Republican promises are like the ashes
OF the desert and me winds hat blow on
Arabia's plains.
The Frenchmen were left out, and some
time or other, 1t is TO be hoped, they will
know when they are being fooled IL they
don't know IL now.
The regret which the Republicans ex-
pressed for the turning down OF "Major"
| Tingley appears to be similar to that ex.
pressed by Artemus Ward for his wife's
relatives In the late war.
In the Fifth Ward, our great and only
architect was nominated for Alderman
but committee was appointed to get up a
Council ticket.
| II. II. Sheldon's "appeal" heretofore
published was adopted in the Third Ward
and indefinitely postponed in the Fourth.
1t was not referred to at all in the First,
Second or Fifth.
The result is here given:
First ward.
Chairman-Danicl l.. Johnson.
Secretary-Frank W. Mason.
Alderman Edwin A. Perrin.
Councimen-James l.. Bryant Franklin
y. Watson, Edison z. Chocv"r.
Warden-Danie L. johnson.
Ward Clerk-Elias A. Carpenter.
second ward.
Chairman Evarts {. Tyler.
Secretary-Wl lillian A. Leonard.
1t was voted t. leave the matter OF
choosing candidates in the hands OF the
Ward Committee.
Third ward.
Henry f. Jenckes was Chairman and
Philip G. Sheldon was elected Secretary.
II. II. Sheldon presented a resolution
pledgIng the cand dates to a puy-ss-you-
go policy; to reduce Inc tax rate to sl.3J
| 1.3; 20 have one well paid Assessor and 10
see that several million dollars worth OF
untaxed personal property be assessed.
The resolution was adopted, several vot-
ing against II.
Alderman Davis nominated for Alder
man George r. Gorton aud Henry Barker
named Joseph +. Anderton.
The result was as follows:
| George w. Gnrton......... .................. 92
| Joseph 4. .AndcItSn...,...t......., Z!
Among those who voted were three Sec
| ond Ward polters aud several Third Ward
| Democrats. Mr.. GortDn wHs heard to ask
| "How many times arOund2' while =. &.
Sheldon said u IL was his funeral he
would object 10 certain men voting.
rhe rest OF the Gorton slate went
through without opposition az follows:
Councilmen--A. l.. Pierce, J. l.. Davis,
| j. T.. Battey.
| Warden-J. II. Swindels.
Clerk--John Morpeth.
| Another pay-as. you.go resolution was
adopted.
| Fourth Ward.
Joseph w. Miller was unanimously
nominated for Alderman, and Lyons
DelaDy for First Councilman.
Giles w. Essterbrook was placed in
nomination by James NJ. Carpenter for
second Councilman and Magloire y.
MORN was also nominated. John A.
| Arnold demanded a check list and the
ballot resulted: Easterbrooks, 1O2; NORM,
80; scattering, /, and Eastorbrooks was
| declared the nominee.
For third Councilman jacob stephens
was nominated by John a. Arnold; Lester
W. Upham by j. B. {. MORN, and Moses
4. Whipple by James Wilson.