The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16

nees and to have power to I'LL all vacan-
cles; so voted.
Chairman Vest then appointed as such
committee John ii. MaguIe, James h.
Lovett. j. Frank Connolly. ana added,
upon motion of Mr. Dorney, the names
OF Thomas II. West and John O'Connell,
as chairman and secretary Of the conSen-
I'll n.
Upon motion'of Mr.. Dorney. who smiled
when he offered the motion, vote OK
thanks was extended to the chairman and
secretary for their fair and courteous
treatment after which the convention ad-
Journed.
lhe list Of nominees as finally made up
is as follows:
For senator-Oscar Lapham.
First represa ntative William &. Baker.
Second resentalive-Thoma ii. Hol'
ton.
Third represen ntatiye-John p. Began.
Fourth spressntative-HenTy q. Ill.
Rawson.
Fifth representative-Cbarl 4. Irons.
Sikh epresentativs-John Il. Drinan.
Seventh repIesentatiye-Denni j. Hol-
lsnd.
Eighth representative-Iohn H. Walsh.
Ninth representatives. Era ID. smith.
Tenth epresentative-Jaines al. Gil
At large-John Turner, Fergus }. Nc
Osker.
GOOD GOVERNMENT TICKET.
A secret caucus ana convention of the
GOOD Government parry, from which
newspaper men In particular were ex-
cludeu, was held in the rooms OF the Mu-
nicipal League, or the o;fics OF Ihom as
W. Bicknell, the premises being ono sud
the same, lats vest srday AFTERNOON, ana
Amos q. Barstow was elected chairman
ana Thomas w. Bicknell secretary, by
the few gentlemen who had responded 10
the call Preliminaries were practically
disrensed with. Mr. Robert 4. Brown
sNated that inasmuch IA the Good Govern
ment party whs now recognized as po-
litical crganiz ition, its nomiuees would
be placed upon tho official ballots the
same az those of other parties.
Mr. knthboDe Gardner moved that the
following named gentlemen be chosen as
delegates to the convention which was To
nominate candidates for senator ana IL
representatives: Rathbono Garuner,
Amos G.. BaTstow. JohnM. hounds sam
uel Ames Charles Sisson, n. III. Iru-
man, Robert II. Brown, Charles IL. Phil
brick, A. A psesbrey. Alexander Bevan,
Charles +. Irons Charles A. Russell
George a. Peterson, Thomas W. Bickneil.
Henry ID. Sharpe ana Amasa Eaton. and
they were elected.
The convention proper was then called
to order, with the same officers, and TO
pleass Mr.. Gardner TIL. nomination for
senator was pas sod, il being a part OF the
schsme Of the Good Government" peo-
pie to await the action of the Democratic
city convention, which was held later in
the evening. and this was the reason for
leaving out the newspaper men. hoping
thus to uIaintain secrecy, but rs matter
of tact everything was known within a
few minutes from the time the GOOD Gov
ernment" meeting adjourned.
On motion. of Mr. IL. y. Brown the fol-
lowing representative ticket was nomi-
mated: ]. William Ames: 2. Rathbone
Gardner; 3. j. y. Began; 4, IL. q. II.
Rawson; 5. Charles Il. Irons; O. j. l.
Remiinger; Z, George X. McAuslan; 8
Charles ID. kimball; o. Royal II. Glad
ding: 10. Alva Cars enter at large. Cyrus
M. Van Slyck. Samuel Amea Tbe only
change In this ticket from the one recon-
me nded by ths Municipal League is the
substitution of the name of Charles ID.
Kimball for that OF MIR Whipple.
A committee consisting OF Robert y.
Brown, John NJ. Rounds, Henry ID.
Sharpe A. A. Preshrey. n. IA. Truman
was appointe to look after blsiness gen
orally. ana then the convention ad-
iour mad