The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
DEMOCRATS At VIEWPOINT.

Mayor Boyle was one OF the speakers
at stirring rally at Hswpords n qrom whica
wagon. At the first meeting shortly at
ter o'clock the opening speaker was
Hon. Thomas p. Corcoran OF Pawtucket
who devoted the most OF his time TO
discussion and comparison OF the state
ticket and In comparing the two candi-
dates for governor.
Mayor BOYLE was the next speaker, ana
before speaking he made an announce
ment which would indicate that the DIFF
ferences In the Democratic party In tfet
ward had been patched up. ,,o
Mayor Boyle proceeded TO wade into
the Republicans and their methods, ana
said that he had never struck his colors
10 any Republican, whether ne be a san
born, Wetmore or Sheffield. and that he
intended 10 answer their ISLANDERS. lie
spoke OF Senator Wetmore first and SAID
that lie might know something about the
finances OF the United states, but nothing
about Newport, and he asked Senator
Wetmore To prove one OF his charges
vhere a city department had exceeded Its
appropriation Mr. sanborn was reierresd
had always been considered an honorable
msn by his fellow mon lie attributed
the condition OF the city finances 70 tne
two previous city councils. and said that
his Jaws had got tired OF working for
economy.
Mayor BOYLE said that Mr.. Sanborn
made two charges snowins hs tnst Az iss ss,d % tSai
when a saloon keeper was arrested ne
was simply reprimanded BY the mayor
aud the other that the Democrats re-
.ceived slsDo from the liquor dealers Mayor
Royle stamped these as cowardly lies ana
said that he told Mr.. Sanborn SO, and
that gentleman simply said that uisn
someone must have been lying 10 MN. tie
said that the Republicans have begun 10
sling mud, but that they would regret IL
before the Democrats are through.
4 stacy Brown was the next speaker
He spoke at length on the Broadway
street railway controversy, and said that
ali the credit for the settlement was due
TO Mayor Boyle, who hao torced ule ran
way company TO DO as ne WHllteo'
THE SECOND MEETING.
The wagon proceeded TO Bellevue ave-
nue. where the second meeting was held
Mavor BOYLE opening the meeting. with
tho statement that he was glad to be
on senator wetmore's street and meet
some OF his neighbors and said that SEN
ator Wetmore thought that the city
should be divided into two parts, one taxi
ing I'm the summer section, or southern
part and over which lrorillard spencer
should be mayor "He wants the summer
people to live apart and the only use he
has for Won people is when election time
comes around.
Mr. Brown then asked why the police
commissioners show favorltism and ask
ed them II an illegal place was not run
ming close 60 the police station, another
on Long wharf and another on West
Broadway stating that the police blotter
showed thousands OF crimes committed In
Newpor, In which tho commissioners took
no action.
lie then accused the commission OF
having fsvorites I'm town and said that II
allowed one man To keep open on cor
ner and the man next door they would
have watched. In closing he challenged
the commission 10 deny that the places he
had mentioned were not running.
C. w Crandall. Democratic candidate
for CITY treasurer followed.