Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-13
BLACK EYE FOR COLE.
His Trading Not Approved
Of by Caucus.
CUT AND DRIED PRIMARIES.
Delegates Chosen to the City and State
Conventions.

The Republican primary meetings were
held In the several wards OF Pswtucket
last evening, for the selection of delegates
to the State and City Conventions, and
the election of city committee.
The meetings were of the usual cut and
dried character, the proposed effort to set
aside some OF the traders not materia-
lizlng.
The Re pu blicsns of the Second Ward
gave Wheaton Coles trading a black eye,
however, by nominating candidates for
Supervisors and insisting that the ward
committee should send the names to the
Board OF Alderman, and not the names OF
the parties sent in by Cole last Fall in the
city and ward elections.
The result was 40 given below:
First Ward.
Chairman-Edward Thayer.
Secretary-Edward u. Tobie, Jr.
Delegates To City Convention-Wil illiam
McGregor, Thomas X. Spencer, DIR.
Charles II. French, George A. Schuyler,
Charles A. Slocum.
Delegates to State eConvention-Edwar
Thayer, Edwin A. Perrin and James l..
jerks.
City Committee-Willis l.. Bartlett,
John w, Little, Thomas erosion.
Second Ward.
Chairman-Evarts &. Tyler.
Secretary-Richsrd Il. Martin.
Delegates to the State Convention
Richard Martin. Evsrts c. Tyler, Joseph
Maxim.
Delegates to the CITY Convention
Richard +. Martin, John II. Wort thington,
Jason Il, Lawrence, Henry Meadowcroft,
George Steere, George l.. Richards. Byron
T. Perry.
City heaton Cole, Rich
ard +. Martin, George w. Dewsnap. The
delegates and the city committee were
given power to fill vacancies.
The following persons were nominated
as Supervisors: George Steere, Jason T..
Lawrence, John Il. Worthington, Law
renee Hayes, Samuel Slater and Ellis
Pearce.
1hird Ward.
AlODZo Il. Pierce, Chairman
Phillip L. Sheldon, Secretary.
Delegates to the City Convention
George w. Gorton, Albert q. James,
John Morpeth. Philo +. Thayer and
Thomas NJ. Sweetiand were chosen dele
gates to the State Convention, and James
T.. Battey, Thomas NJ. Sweetland and
Frank NJ. Borden were elected mem bers
OF the city committee. The delegates
were given power to I'LL vacancies.
Fourth Ward.
Christ opher Duckworth was elected
Chairman and Stephen X. Buckiin, Jr.
Secretary. On motion OF Judge Il. W
Blodgett the following were elected dele
gates to the City Convention: Fred A.
Darcy, George A. Luther, Gavin ID. VIII
son, Joseph Oldrid, Lyons Delany, Andre
Foucher, w. Howard Walker.
George s. Tingley, Walter q. Hartford
and w. w. Blodgett we're elected dele
gates to the State Convention. The old
ward committee, consisting Of George g.
Tingley, John W. Burford and Fred A.
Dary, was elected.
The delegates were given power to I'll
vacancies.
Fifth Ward.
Charles +. Burnham was elected Mod
orator and j. Milton Payne Secretary
Delegates to attend the City Convention
were elected as follows: j. Milton PAYNE
George Il. Chapelle, Aaron Inghsm, Lewis
+. Butler, Joshua Lothrop, John Harvey
$. B. Fuller. Delegates to the State Con
vention we're elected as follows: j. Milton
Payne, Robert n. Harvey and Samuel u
Fuller. The following were elected as
members Of the City Committee: John IL.
Arnold, Jacob Wise, Lewis +. Butler, and
the delegations were given power to I'll
any vacancies.
The ProhIbitory City Convention, for
the nomination OF General Assembly
ticket, will be held this evening at st.
Georges Hail, at 8 o'clock.