The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-30
SUCCESS WITHIN REACH.

The Legislative ticket nomi mated by
the Democratic City Convention Is one
of the strongest ever presented 10 the
voters of this city. All that Is neces.
sary for It's election one week from to-
morrow is for the City and Ward Com
mittees to work energeticsliy and earu-
-stly. 1t ought not to he necessary to
urge upon the Democrats their duty to
support the ticket nominated; but too
much stress cannot be attached To the
mpOrtance of fhe forthcoming election =.
Wtn victory within reach, 1T is to o
ped that 10 effort will he spared "a
insure success, ut the polls one week
from tomorrow.
Tne opportunity is at hand TO have
Pawtucket represent. d in the next O.
gi,ature with sond Democratic dele.
CATION. The Republican leaders are
mach disturbed regarding the outcome
providing the ID. mocrsts put up a
strong fight and some even predict sue
ce e>s for the ticket headed 10y Nathan
w. Litilefield in this event. Intimn-
ons have come from many prominent
ward workers that they will not sup
port the Republican nominees and the
spirit of disco intent In the Republican,
ranks runs TO such an extent that the
Democrats are reasonably sure OF elect
lug their ticket providing little hard
work is put in between now and elec-
too day.
Nathan W. Littlefeld, the candidate
for Senator, is so well known to every
voter in the city that he needs no
eulogy from us to enhance his candi
dacy. The interests of Pawtucket and
the common people Of the city are sure
to be served well In the upper branch
of the Legislature in event OF Mr..
Littlefield's election. He is unequivo-
cably opposed to class legislation and
there has been altogether too much of
this sort of thing IN the npoer brauch
that has passed that body without n
voice from Pawtucket to resent it.
The candid ate for first Representa-
tive is William s. McCaughey, who is
a we'll known young lawyer OF ability.
He will make capable representative
in the lower branch of our Legislative
ody.
Edward Duffy, the candidate for
second Representative, is a successful
0oung business man and has all the
qualifications necessary to discharge
tue duties of the position with credit
to himself and for the gain of the
p 'ople.
George L. Iittlefield will fill the
POSITION with credit to himself and the
party he represents. He was the first
to advocate a Constitutional Conven-
tion, and with only corporars guard,
stood up to be shot at and receive the
shafts and sneers fro N the elder Shelf
field and the late Gov. Van Zsndt, but
ne was true to himself and the tenscity
OF the. cause. He is worthy Of the sup
port of all Democrats and is bound to
pull strong Independent vote.
/, Henry w. Crandall is . life long
Democrat who has worked for the snc-
cess Of the Democratic party since
youth. He possesses deservedlv the
success of the community and would
make capable representative.
John jolly, the candidate for fifth
Representative, is a gentleman who is
particularly we'll fitted to discharge
the duties which will involve upon q
representative in the State Legislature.
His integrity and honesty Of purpose
IL beyond question.
Sylvanus Mason, the candidate for
sixth Representative, is O we'll known
and successful contractor, and would
make capable Representative.
Let all Democrats stand together. A
little hard work put in now will work
wOndars