Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-14
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Both Political Parties in
Caucus.
The ATTENDANCE LARGE.
Republicans Renominate Their Pre-
sent Assembly Ticket.

There was large attendance at the
Democratic caucuses held i'm the various
districts last night and while the faction
al lines were clearly drawn I'm some In
stances the prospects are bright for sat-
istactory adjustment OF the difficulties to
insure the soothing presence OF white
winged peace at the convention To be held
tomorrow evening. There were two eau
cu,es in the sixth district, one faction not
being satisfied with the rulings OF Chair
man Martin, withdrew and held a caucus
by themselves. For this reason there are
two accounts OF the caucus In Dlstrict6 8
and the convention will decide which del =
egation to seat.
There ts also said TO be a contesting del
egation from the third district, but the
regular caucus was held at the appointed
place, there was not the slightest opposi-
tion and the meeting adjour ned after
transacting the business for which II was
called. II Is stated that Charles Il. Chand.
Ter was chairman of the second caucus.
In regard to reapportiontment question,
districts Nos. /, 2, and 5 left the matter
to the discretion OF the delegates. Dis
trlcts and favored the change, and
district No. 3 stands 6oth ways.
The result OF the caucuses In the vari
ous districts is as follows:
Districts No. l. In Manville there were
about 30 electors present. Joseph T.
Richards was chosen Chairman and
James +. Hanlon Clerk. For members OF
the town committee, James II. Hanlon,
Frank }. Grimes and Emory IL. Desietts
were elected. Delegates to the Town
Convention, James T. Hanlon, Frank j.
Grimes, Emory II. Desiletts, Henry
Gauvin and Edward Bennett. The eau
Gus declared against reapportionnent.
District No. 2-In LIMERICK there was
no opposition. Chairman, William Gull
len; Secretary, Edward +. Greene. Town
Committee, William Cullen, Philip
Greene and Patrick Monaghan, Jr. Dele
gates to Town Convention, William Cul-
len, Philip Greene, Patrick Monaghan,
Jr., Paul Ducette and jeremiah Quinn.
The delegates were given discreet ionary
power on the question OF reapportion-
ment.
District No. 3-The caucus in this dis
trict was held at Michael Whalen's house
with ;he following result: Town commit
tee, Nj Michael Whalen, James Finn and
Robert j. Mcfarland; delegates to the
town convention, William Coyle, Robert
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Finn and Edward Hannaway.
District No. 4-This caucus was held In
ODD Fellows Hall I'm Lonsdale. Chairman,
Frank Il. FitZsimmons; Clerk, John Il.
Ryding; town committee, Il. +. Fay, w.
Manning and +. Il. FitZsimmons; dele
gates to Town Convention, +. T.. FitZ-
simmons, Patrick Dougherty, W. Nc
Kenna, Sr., Edward Il. Ryan and John I.
Ryding, who was elects by vote OF %
to 20 for John Powers. The delegates
were given discretionary power relative
to reapportionment.
District No. o.5-Chalrman, III. Gilluly;
Secretary, John p. Hussey; Town Com
mittee, Thomas y. Quigley, Patrick Horan
and Peter Flynn. The only opposition
was for members OF the committee, and
the Quigley faction won nv 105 to20 Del
egates to the Town Convention, William
a, Quigley, Gilbert Carly, Patrick Horan,
Edward p. Burns and John =. Hussey.
District No. o. Chairman, William j.
Martin, by a vote OF 90 to IA for Edwin II.
LAWN town committee, James III. Nc
Glynn, Joseph Blais and George w.
Burnham; delegates to the convention,
George w. Burnham, James Quinn, Jas.
II. McGlyun, James f. Flynn and Joseph
Blais.
There was another caucus in this dis
trIct, eighty-three voters being present.
Lewis q. Phillips Was Chairman and
Peter X. German Secretary. Town Com
mittee-Edward II. LAWN, Peter II. Cor
man, Michael A. Ryan; delegates to con-
vention-John Grant, Thomas Bacon, Ed
ward II. LAWN, Peter X. German and
Charles Il. Cummings.
District No. I'm this district consider
able interest was manifested In the selec
tion OF a Chairman, Frank r.. Bowen be-
ing chosen by vote of 10l to II for John
II. O'Neills George A. Cummings was
elected secretary.
James Lennihan, James Il. Degnan and
Ulerique Palm were elected members of
the town committee, with one vote In op.
position.
Albert p. Carpenter, Joseph M. Burns,
Napoleon Fontsine, William Won Colts
chalk and Patrick Rock were elected az
| delegates to the Town Convention.
The delegates 10 the convention were
instructed to vote for the reapportion-
ment OF the district.
The Republican Caucus
The Republican caucus was held In the
Town House and the council chamber had
to be utilized to accommodate the voters.
Edward l.. Freeman was elected chairman
and Charles +. Easton clerk.
A resolution endorsing George =. Wet
more for senator was adopted.
John Barber said the town committee
had recommended the nomination OF the
present delegation In whom they had the
most explicit confidence.
Then the present Assembly ticket was
renominated as follows:
Senator, Edward l.. Freeman; Repre-
sontatives, John NJ. Fournier, Myron
Fish, Henry q. Thresher, Eastwood East
wood and William ID. Aldrich.
The following delegates were elected
to the State Convention; John Booth, AL.
bert II. Humes, Theodore +. Dexter, j..
Percy Evans, John ID. Turner, John G..
Stevens, Hector Schiller, Joseph p.
Noiseux, Henry e. Pollard, Samuel ID.
Learned, David Sunn and Emanuel Mar
cote.
Member OF State Central Committee
Myron Fish.
The following were elected on the town
committee: District No. David sum,
Orville M. Mowry, Frank X Roberts,