The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-30
DEMOCRATS IN SIXTH.
Col. P. A. lnman Takes Hand In 0enOuncIng
Republicans.

Although he did not get there until sf-
ter the meeting had adjourned Col r. III.
Quinn made a very warm speech at the
Sixth ward rally in Freedom hall last
night.
The train service he said delayed him
but he made up for his tardiness saying
I'm part.
Il ana glad 10 see Mr.. Csrron presiding
over the meeting for several reasons. In
the first place. n gives the lie TO that
paper which seldom does anything else
but le which SAYS that there Ss discord
I'm the Democratic ranks. This campaign
Is nearing it's close, and the desperation
10 which the ring and it's mouthpiece
have been driven Is shown by an editori-
al published today I'm that paper. This
editorial In one place speaks OF Social
ism and Anarchy as similar doctrines,
while anyone who knows anything OF po-
iticsl economy knows that they are as
far apart as that paper is usually from
the truth"
q HOUSES OF lLL-FAME
"The same paper that stands behind
the police commission, which was Great
ed at It's demands. says that Il has given
us a clean city. An officer OF the Watch
and Ward society recently told me that
he knew OF % houses OF ill-fame In this
city CApplsuse). and policy games are
running Just as usual l have IL upon the
authority OF a member OF the Watch and
Ward society that certain OF the men of
a certain military organization or this
city on coming back from down the river
on the day OF the Ancient and Honoura-
bles' celebration, went 10 a certain house
OF. 10 say the least. questionable reputa-
ton. and were there refused admission.
Mentioning the fact that they were mem
bers of a Capt So and Sos company,
however. they were admitted and pro-
ceeded to celebrate. | will say in justice
10 that captain, that he did not know
OF the AFFAIR at the time. and ! am In
formed that the next morning upon learn
Ing of II. he called his company together
and lectured them about the matter.
am informed that the affair was brought
10 the attention of at least one member OF
the police commission at the same time IT.
was brought 10 the notice OF the captain
OF the company"
Col. Quinn then said that orders had
that day been Issued by the Rhode ISL
and company To remove from its cars
the Democratic campaign advertisements
placed there by special contract with the
company which controls the advertising
I'm the cars.
OTHER SPEAKERS
Mayor Miller was the one introduced
as the first speaker and he told OF the
Importance Of the campaign and the is
sues involved. referring TO the police
commission bill, stating that tre control
OF the department was taken from the
people by a dastardly trick.
PsJ.j Mccarthy was the next speaker
and said: Senator wetmore said atNew-
port that he repudiates the charges OF
Gov Garyin regarding bribery and cor
ruption. or course he does. that is the
refrain OF the fellow that profits by II,
but Senator dear. between ourselves now.
tell me this. would you be willing TO
state the amount YOU paid for your
as governor and as senator,
from Rhode Island when you please TO
bail from that place instead OF New
York" s-
Mr.. Mccarthy paid glowing tribute
TO the character and ability OF Mayor
Miller and urged his hearers TO support
him and the other men on the Democratic
city ticket.
Thomas A. Carron spoke of local issues
lie referred 10 Col Colts prominence I'm
financial matters and touched upon Mr..
Utter's editorials during the electric
railway strike.