The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-28
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The Democratic assembly ticket Is
made up Of men OF character and stand
ing; the equals in this respect OF their
opponents and men who. II elected. will
not feel at liberty 10 ignore the wishes Of
their constituents.
Mr.. Field. the candidate for senator.
is treasurer OF the Field Automatic Valve
and Faucet company OF Providence: is a
successful business man and resides In
Lakewood.
Mr.. Godfrey is a well known and pros
porous farmer. residing at Rocky Hin.
Mr.. Denomme IN the manager OF a
large dry goods store at Arctic Centre
Mr.. Laurence In the owner Of large
property interests In ana around Lippitt.
where he resides. He has been connected
with the Clyde store for many years.
Mr.. Quinlan was born and has always
lived I'm the town: he was one OF the
organizers and Is still an active member
Of the Riverpoint Fire department. and
has been clerk Of the Second voting dis
trfct for many years. Mr.. Quinlan was
postmaster at Phenix under President
Cleveland.
Why not try a change OF assembiymen-
just once.
WARM TIME IN CITY.
There will be n whirlwind campaign In
next week. for both parties
have arranged for at least one rally I'm
every ward and In some wards several
rallies will be held.
The Democrats nave arranged for Hon.
Gardner 10 speak in nearly every
and he Will be assisted by the mem
bers OF the assembly ticket who are con-
Quoting their campaign I'm harmony with
The state bureau OF rallies. N Demo-
city committee is active. too.
The Republican city committee has
about completed It's rally program and
will divide Its available speakers UP ns
fairly as possible. keeping the silver
orators for the debatable wards.
Though the talk Of the apathetic condi-
ton existing i'm the city was well ground
ed a few days ago. IL is no longer true
today and the coats are dropping on all
Many were only hanging by one
anyway.
They appeared 10th TO admit there was
need for extra exertion this fall. even
though the notion has been growing from
day TO day. 80 that now IT is pretty nrmly
fixed.
Lively times are prophesied at both
headquarters today. and the Republicans
great confidence In carrying all
with them with the reservation, even the
assembly ticket"
FOR BALLOT EDUCATION.
Thousands OF sample ballots are being
distributed through the city by the Demo
committee. 40 that the voters IN
every district may not only be familiar
with the appearance OF the ballot. but
also learn the possibilities OF marking Il.
we'll as know. the ext OF the amend
ment To the constitution and the bond
propositions.
The ballot carries crosses, showing how
TO vote the straight Democratic ticket
and how 20 reject both bond issues and
the Republican constitutional amendment.
The Democratic state central committee
will send these ballots out through tho
towns as well as through the
The men a., headquarters, at room %,
Woods building. are very ready to ex-
plain the way TO mark the ballot when
ask.
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.
Monday night the Devlin ticket rally
win be addressed by Dennis r. Mccarthy.
Rathbone Gardner and Hon. Henry J.
in Pythian han. Branch avenue.
At Newport the same night Edwin c.
Pierce will be the outside speaker I'm
tho cart toll rally.
Tuesday night at PhenlX. IN Warwick.
G.. Pierce. Col Il n quinn and Daniel
A Cotton will be the speakers.
James II Thurston VIII 20 10 Newport
Thursday night and the same night at
Pascoag there viii be a citizens union
rally AT which Prof Macdonald and Lewis
A Waterman will be heard.
The Ninth ward rally viii be held We'd
nesday night and Thursday night Irons
hall IN Olnoyville be the scene 81 n rally.
In M~onahan's hall. IN the First ward.
l. u Gnnger. James ". Thurston.
J. Fitzgerald and Rathbone Gardner
will speak Friday night.
Robert Grieye, Thomas r Cooney and
w. Moss will be the speakers
II Pascoag Friday night At Newport
he same night Joseph Mcdonald will be
he outside speaker
Saturday night Mr.. Thurston and VII
lam Palmer viii address a rally at East
Providence and az Huntsville Mr.. Mulhol-
and and J. A Williams will speak.
A week from tonight Or. Garvin. Rath-
'one Gardner and Frank r. F1tzsimmons
sil be a. the big rally at he Newport
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