The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-07
The END
OF LOCAL
CAMPAIGN

At the 11th hour before the battle be-
tween the forces Of the Democracy and
OF the Republican party actually COM
rlences, each side is confident Of victory
and while expressing their confidence is
never ceasing efforts 10 build up stronger
bulwarks and TO win new recruits. The
Republicans claim they will make a clean
sweep all along the line. a victory for
Roosevelt In Rhode Island. for Utter for
governor, and Freeman for mayor, wi 81 "a
majority of the legislature and OF the
and probably larger.
ON the other hand. the Democrats say
they are equally as certain OF electing
Governor Garvn for a third term of putt
ting Mayor Miller In for "A third terrv
and they claim the legislature also. The
confidence of the Democrats that they
will send ID. l.. ID, Granger back 10 con-
gress this year IS also unshaken and
some OF them believe there Is a chance
for Franklin P Owen AGAINST Adm B.
Capron, as congressman from the Second
district
The Republican rally at Infantry hall
tonight, at which all the chief candidates
will he present and deliver short ad-
dresses, will he presided over ny Presi-
dent George H. webb OF the Young Mems
Republican club. There will be a con-
cert by the American band and Tower
Post quartet will sing a number OF old
time songs. Among them will be "Hurrah
for Old New England" and Rock Of
Liberty" The quartet Includes Herbert
r.. Brown. first tenor; w. Herbert Tracy.
second tenor; Carol j. Pullen, first bass.
and David j. White. second bass. Mr.
Dexter OF Central Falls will be accom-
panlst.
Music hall the Democrats will have a
very similar rally. i'm that the prirHipal
candidates Will be present and will be
heard In brief speeches that will urge
the voters 10 be steadfast and do their
duties.
The various ward committees are try
ing various plans 10 make things doubly
certain for tomorrow and TO minimize the
number Of defective ballots which are the
bugbear Of every election. As previously
announced the Sixth ward voters, ire
spective OF party, have received postal
cards calling attention to Mr.. Freeman's
record i'm the board and asking for a COM
plimentary vote.
The Fourth ward has about the neatest
thing I'm the line OF reminder which is
sent out i'm the form OF a card to the
voters. IL reads as follows:
Just 10 remind you
That Tuesday. November sth. IL Flee
tioi. day.
That your Voting place is at varying in
the ballot IN the space opposite and TO
the right OF the word Republican is a
vote for your candidate.
That In marking your ballot use pencil
found in booth.
That II you make a mistake IN marking
your ballot ask the supervisor TO get you
another.
That before you leave the voting booth
be sure that YOU have voted for Every
on the ticket
That by voting early you Will aid
your committee materially,
That the polls are open from 1926 m.
until p. m"
That the headquarters Of your commit
tee is at 1874 Washington street, and $50
Union is the telephone
BY order OF the Fourth Ward Republi-
can committee.
FRANK ]. CLINTON, Secretary.
The Young Mems Republican club Is
arrangements for the black
boards which will be placed on the stage
at Infantry hall for the returns tomorrow
night, HrTu trTT HrCFyvTry rrfUTrTUh fT1StrU-
ments and telephones will be cut i'm to-
morrow and placed I'm readiness for the
accommodation of the public.
Infantry hall has been used as a drill
hall, kennels. circus tent theatre, church.
fair and various other things, but II will
probably come the nearest 10 resembling
a stock exchange tomorrow that 1t has
ever done I'm its history.