The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-17


the usual way.
MIR. MIILvEY'S DEMOCRACY.
,obr II uealev nominated Christopher
w q Brien for vice chairman. Ihs s Was
seconded by Mr. Murphy, who SAID lhae
MIR Mulvey had worked In the i'uen ~
ward against the regular nonines VI 49,
partv. and there were affidavtts TO proN,f
this Mr. Mulvey was not Deh hi,,, az.
n the people wanted to vote Tor hln al
ter they knew these facts that was
privilege they could exercise; A.. NJ
Mr McNamee said In reply Una. m ,he
Mulvey had been elected memper a,,c,is oi cm
ritv committee at a Democratic caucus
that was largely attended and han re-, re-
ceived three votes 10 one cas-, LOT had
other candidate. The Denovias a ,aara
been endeavoring for the past hye years
- =" nef control Of the ward. which was
without question Democratic. anu NJ NJ
phv knew these facts 10 be correS. r,,,
and mad done his share The ward was
not what IL should be- There was t tha
publican representing the waIu ~ n,rats
hoard Of aldermen, whom the DetnocIa., y,
poa hee, irving to defeat for the past
three wears What was wanted was " ~ ~
| lei alone to fight the battle ou, H., IN t OF
| nn,n WAY and IL hands were not kept on W
| ~ ~ Tenth ward somebody was going 10
sM Mr. W Wo''Br,en declined 10 be q candida,s d,iaps
FOR vice chairman and the nomlna.IV,l,ss ~
@ @IUr oIosed and the secretary instructed
- cast one ballot for Peter j M MulNSs AZ
This was done. and Mr.. MulVey was u0
| clared eieclcu
CONTEST FOR SECRETARY.
Mr.. Dorrey nominated tor a,.a serreIar and
John T. Johnson OF the Flfth War" ahy ahy
A. McNamee seconded the motion 'ohi m
Dwyer nominated John r. hollano a
the Fourth ward b and tnis Mess Messrs Dor
es sna gs'I pwyer were appointed tellers
| The result was -. co
Whole number OF votes cast 90
Necessary for choice o.
| John T. Johnson, 40.
John F. HOLLANDS ~ ,,
NJ Johnson was declared elected am
his election was made uhahiu"" -
motion bv MIR. Dorney Thomas r. ,o",'
ey OF the Seventh ward was e',0,v y,
treasurer. and Mr.. Cooney re'ur"e" W
| thanks To the committee.
NV vote OF the committee the chsir ap
| nointed Messrs. Dorney, McNamee an
; rpn,,,ar a committee TO draft new rule
for the government of the committee
The announcement or the ohicers
: | the various ward delegations was cane
, | Cor ard Il was proposed 10 lay this ma
: | for over until the next meeting, ~ peni
! | renresented that some OF the committee
| had not organized. Mr.. q Brien poihte
| out that under the rules II was necessar
! that the officers OF the ward commute,
: he announced at the frst meetings
the city committee
, CHAIRMAN OF WARD DEl.EGATlON
II was decided the announcement
= chairmen OF the ward committees
> ! made and the following was named q
the chairmen OF the respective co'i'li,,
, | tees the names being given In the ords
= ~ wards. John IL Dwyer. Thomas ]
ponehue. Thomas ]. Flynn. Joseph !
: Doyle. John c. Kiernan. Christopher W
4 o'Rrien, j. Frank Conley David j. bar
Thomas J. Dorney and Miles A. Nj
I Nance. According to the s,sse,us, ,so ne,
,Ion ~ Mr. Herman from the Fft
= ward hut II wns stated that he had bee
. selected at meeting at which all say
one of the members were present M
this was finally accepted as being VI
. will OF the majority.
d rh,s concluded the business and n
4 committee adjourned