The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-01

According 60 niaulIesto issuol py tne
Goo tioo oity committee. which is Of the
same numerical strength and personsl
composition as the late Goo Goo eonven-
tion, which. In turn. was the sane thing
as the Goo Goo csucuses which met In the
broad area Of 6xl2 room In the Indus
trial Trust building and was representa-
tive Of every body in the ROOM "of the
twelve Good Governments noYhinees for
he city Assembly ticket all but five
have the support of one or the other of
the two great parties. /" The manifesto
then urges that these five be elected along
with the seven who are nominated by
lone or the other of the two great par
ties"
AS a matter of fact, ths Goo Goo ticket
In this critical year, when IL Is so abso-
iutely necessary to elect Republicans in
every city and town in the State contains
only four candidates out Of twelve that
are pledged 10 RepuUlicanism and whose
names are on the Republican ticket.
These four are William Ames. John l..
Remlinser, Charles ID. Kimball and
Royal III. Glsdding. The balance OF the
Republican ticket namely, John 4.
Blodgett Albert Roberts George l..
Pierce, Charles G. Gray, Henry X. Bar
ker, Christopher L. Holden, James. M.
Scott and Harry @. Curtis, the Goo Goo
cauousss, convention and city committee
did not endorse, but instead name
three candidates of the straight Demo
cratic ticket, John p. Bsagan, Henry q.
H. Rawson and Charles f. Irons-thus
far almost equally dividing the ticket be-
tween Republicans and Democrats-and
add the i've who as announced, do
not have the support OF either Zone or
the other Of the two great parties" lhen,
as an amazing acknowisdf msnt of insin-
certify, the Goo Coos decline either to
endorse j. Edward Studlsy. the Rspubli-
can candidate. General Hahn. the Dsmo-
cratic candidate, for. senator, or to put
up senator of their own, thus having
the ticket headless though, Of course. If
ever public man were entitled to the
support OF "all good citizens" which Is
the pretenss of Goo Gooism. that man is
the Hon. j. Edward Studley, speaker of
the House Of Representatives.
But interest especially centres In the
i've individuals who have no support
from either "one or the other OF the TWO
great parties" but sre Goo Coos pure
and simple. 80 to speak, II purity and
simplicity may be applied to the intricate
and perverse politics of Goo Gooism.
These five are Rathbons Gardner. George
Il. McAusIan. Alva Carpenter, Cyrus M.
Van slyck and Samuel Amss.
An especial plea is made for these by the
Goo Goo committee. !. g., the Goo Goo
ring or machine, because their only sup
port IL In Goo Gooism. But In an cleo
tion like that of Wednesday next they
repre- sent an element that no Republican
can contemplate with any patience. The
contest of next Wednesday is to decide
which OF Zone or the other of the two
great parties" is TO prevail. and nothing
else. 1t ID to decide which Of the 1.-TWO
great parties" Is to to represented In the
Senate of the United States, and nothing
else. II non -rartisanship ever had rea-
son for hearing. 1t has no claim on the
suffrage at the polls on Wsdre esdsy next
Who there gentlemen are, politically
speaking, Is not known. They represent
neither Of the parties to the contest OF
Wednesday next. BY Republicans they
can only be viewed as the frontiersmen
In the familiar tale regarded the Indians
silhoutted against the setting SON that
suddenly appeared on distant Hill top.
The trapper could not distinctly make
them ont. but he was quick to note that
they wore gentlemen without hats, and
that Was enough to satisfy him that they
were no friends OF bis This Goo Goo
quintstte Is composed of gentlemen with
out hats, and they are no friends of Re-
publicanism or the Republican party.
They should bs showed under by Repub-
lican votes on Wednesday next along
with the three straight Democrats who
ara on tine Goo Goo ticket.