The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-02
THE ASSEMBLY TICKET.

All over the State, the most Of the
Republican nominations Tor Assembly
men simply ask of the voters an endorse
ment of the members of the present
General Assemblies representative
lot Of conservative, clear-headed, con-
scientious men as ever sat in the Rhode
Island State House.
The ticket that is to represent the
city Of Providence is an excellent sam
pie Of the whole one hundred and eight.
JOHN CARTER BROWN WOODS, a
Rhode Islander, every inch of him, a
man Of ability and experience in legis-
lative affairs, our present Senator-what
other man could you think of that you
would better like to vote for to represent
your interests in the upper branch of the
Assembly? Vote for him
ROBERT LINCOLN LIPPITT, brother of
the Republican candidate for Governor,
young. enthusiastic, personally agree
able in all his intercourse with his fell
lowmen, bright as new dollar, well up
in affairs, of legislative experience, and
now representing the city-is there any
body else that you would rather see
sitting with the Providence delegation
in the lower branch of the Legislature?
Vote for him!
JoRS M. ROUNDS, now Representa-
tive, dignifed, conservative, thorough
and conscientious in all his undertakings,
of universal respect and esteem,
wouldn't you willingly select him from
big lot of your fellow citizens to repre-
sent your interests in any capacity?
Vote for himi
GEORGE w. BRowN-we don't know
BROWN very well. He is new man.
But we'll bet he is good fellow and will
make good legislator because he comes
from ward where Republicans are al
most as scarce as hens teeth, and man
has to have courage and convictions to
be a Republican up there. Vote for
Brown!
GEORGE T.. BARsTow, now Repre-
sentative, q man of sterling character,
tireless in whatever work comes to his
hand, thoroughly trained in legislative
affairs, known to every body and trusted
by everybody--is there any Office of
honor or emoluments you wouldn't sup
port BARsTow for? We guess not.
Vote for him
CHARLES f. GRAY, one of the Grand
Army boys-they call him "CHARLIE"
GRAY. So do lots of people. That
shows that lots of people think a lot of
him. He has had experience, too, in the
Legislature. He is our present Repre-
sentative. A good fellow with
precious little nonsense and no flap
doodle in his composition. Vote for
himl
JOHN l.. REMLINGER, safe and con-
servative, pro badly as well informed on
matters of importance and interest to
the city which he now represents as any
man you can name. He's entitled to a
reelection and will get it. Vote for
REMLINGER!
HENRY I. RooT, present Representa-
tive, "a man who has unselfshly devoted
more time and labor to the interests Of
his city and State than most anyone we
can call to mind and doesn't know what
it is to seek an office or ask for an honor.
He is one of the old guard, man whose
politics mean value to his fellow citi-
zens, trusted and esteemed beyond
measure. Vote for RooT
CHARLES ID. KmBALL, one OF the
young men in politics-indeed the
majority of them are young men-whose
interest and enthusiasm during the pres
ent session have distinguished him.
KIMBALL has future in politics, il he
wants il. Meanwhile take advantage of
the present opportunity and vote for
him!
J. EDWARD STUDLEy, business man
Of ability, man whose social attributes