The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-24

TO PUT UP
HOT FIGHT
IN WARWICK

A redhot campaign on the part OF tho
Democrats is Just beginning Town in
Warwick, and the party workers are
planning rallies every night OF the cam
paign where they can be sandwiched in.
This is Col. p. H. Quinn's own town and
he Is taking a whole lot OF interest In the
fight not only for the town council but for
the whole ticket. including the assembly
ticket.
one thing that is helping the Democrats
In the council fight is that some OF the
Republican nominees are but little known
and they ask, "Who I'm thunder Is
Moore"
Down in Clyde today some way suggest
ed that he was nominated because he
might be a descendant Of Tom Moore the
Irish poet.
IL is safe to say that werwick was not
canvassed as II will be this year for many
many years and the spellbinder and the
~pamphleteer will have full sway for a
while.
NEW THIRD WARD TICKET.
Much favorable comment has been
aroused b. the Devlin ticekt which has
been put In the field In the Third ward OF
Providence upon nomination papers sign
ed by many OF the best citizens OF that
section.
Some OF the citizens whose names were
declared TO have been affixed 20 nomina-
ton papers last year without their knowl-
edge have been signed this year and none
can question them this time.
The ticket which is up against the Dunn
slate follows: Independent nomination
papers: Alderman, John /. Devlin: coun-
cilmen. William +. Nolan, NJ. Napoleon
Cartier. Augustine Glblin and John T.
Raftery.
Messrs. Devlln. Giblin and Raftery have
served in the ouncil before and are well
liked and respected. Mr.. Nolan. who is
slate follows: Independent animation
bus. is we'll known and is very popular
IN the city.
other tickets from the ward are as fol
lows:
Observation-Disclosures. William r.
Chappell: councilmen. Jacob A. Eaton.
Asa Burlingame. Antonio A. Mariani and
Albert Hainsworth. Democratic-Alder-
j Flynn, Joseph H.. Gainer, Dennis Il.
Donovan and Michael A. Rattigan.
MORE RALLIES.
The Democrats are arranging for a
rally in Centredale Friday night. when
Thomas r. Cooney and james A. Williams
are TO be among the speakers.
Nov. l. next week Wednesday. there is
to be a rally At Woodvills and It is pos
sible that John F. Fitzgerald and Mr.. VIII
liams will be heard there
on Nov. Sd there Is 10 be another rally
at Lymansville. when strong speakers will
he featured and on the last day OF this
month at North Scituate Messrs. Page
and Corcoran with DR.. Garvin are SEIZED
uled.
EX-DEMoCRATs KNOCKED.
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sent out from Edgewood signed "A Dis
gusted Republican are causing comment
in that neighboring town. Cranston.
II is headed. Let Us Clean Up" and
in part follows:
We'll, the expected happened. The
office grabbers have called I'm those whom
they employ In the highway department.
the liquor men whom they control. the
police force and their other camp follow
ers and have held their select caucus and
decided they should continue TO hold all OF
the Jobs they have been able To lay hands
on. Town Treasurer Shaw dropped off
the school committee, but one OF Council
man Deans employees was put in his
place.
Now, the question is. what duty does a
decent, respectable Republican owe to his
party or himself that compels him to sup
port such a barefaced gang Of grabbers?
! COnSldcr tnelf claims on the Republican
party. Conley, ex-Democrat; Bigbee. ex-
Democrat. Rhodes. ex-Democrat; Bloom
er. ex-Democrat; Palmer, ex-Democrat.
OF a family OF Democrats. and when Thur
Der. one OF the Haven family. dropped a
supervisorship. Fred l.. Hunt. whose
father was lately chairman of the Demo-
cratic town committee. is given the place.
-Four ex-chairmen OF the Democratic
town committee who we're thrown out OF
the party because of their affiliations
with the office sharks support these town
leeches and I'm return three OF them have
been found Jobs.
This officeholding combine has the
support Of the ignorant italian vote. tho
liquor men. the protected gamblers. the
purchasable vote, and they are sure hat
for regularity's sake they will get the
votes OF all good party men.
Nov. II decent Republicans are good
enough TO furnish the votes why are they
not good enough TO furnish the candidates
without taking up interlopers and rene
gade Democrats?
why should men who have left the
Democratic party 10 get Jobs. or who have
been driven out OF that party. be consid-
cred more available candidates than real
Republicans? II We must have Democrats
for oriceholders. why not those who are
honest enough TO stick to their colors and
run on their own icket7 Shall we have
an Independent ticket?"
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