The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-14
D0RNEY CROWD HAD
MEETING SEPARATELY.
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II was $50 when Chairman Barr called
the meeting TO order, expressed his regret
that anything like the unfortunate occur
renee OF the early evening had taken
place
He repeated his request that all not
members OF the city committee retire and
about 20 went out without trouble.
Messrs. Wallace Winckles. James Han
ley and James O'Rourke were appointed
20 collect the credentials. and n tempo
rary roll call showed 81 members all with
credentials, bat one who was hold-over.
James T. Kelliher resigned from the
Fifth Ward delegation and Patrick "A.
Calton was elected I'm his place
The roll OF the convention follows:
Ward Two-James II. Healey, Thomas
+. Peckenham, s. ]. Torr, H. G.. Thorn
ton. John J.Donnelly and Thomas r. Ken
nedy: Ward Five-L. A. Canning w B.
Casey. ]. G. Herman r. NJ. Smith. j. r.
Cristy, William r. Cuddy and d. A. Col
ton: Ward Six-C. w. OBrien, j. r. Car
roll, T. NJ. OHara, T. II. Kelley, NJ +.
Bannon. J. A. Conley. and w. r. wlnck-
les: Ward Seven-I p O'Donneil. NJ. j.
Eagan. c. Duhccy. A. A. Kildea and w
A. Faulkner; Ward Eighth A. Far
rell: Ward Nine-Peter c. Cannon, ]. r..
Winn. ]. X. Mulligan. James o'Rourke.
M. J. Kane j. J. Cannon and r.. r.
Feeney
John c. Herman was named ,as 4em-
porary secretary. and he acted in that
capacity
Daniel A Cotton nominated Peter G
Cannon OF the Tenth ward for temporary
chairman
CANNON WAS ELECTED.
Mr.. Cannon received the unanimous
vote OF the convention for the position
and he took the chair He expressed his
regret that the meeting could not have
been called at the hour set. and expressed
his sentiments that he would work always
for clean Democracy.
ON motion OF Mr. O'Brien roll call vote
was taken on the question of making the
temporary organization permanent
On motion OF Lawrence Canning Charles
Bierne was nominated for vice chairman
or the city committee and ne was unani-
rnously elected by the members present
and voting by a vote OF a.
Mr.. Faulkner OF Ward nominated NJ
J. Egan of the same ward. and was nomi-
mated for treasurer. and on a roll call
vote was unanimously elected by a vote
or "a In the affirmative and none In tho
negative.
FOR THE CONVENTIONS.
Daniel A. Cotton offered n resolution for
The holding OF the general assembly con-
vention in the Sixth district court room.
Tuesday, Oct. nth. at s p. m. 1t was
seconded and the resolution was carried
On motion of the same gentleman the
city convention was called for one week
from tonight in the Sixth district court
room at O'Clock
On motion OF Mr. OBrien the rules OF
last year were made the rule for next
year OF the committee.
Ex-Chairman Barr was recognized by
the chair and given permission TO address
the committee.
He opened By thanking the committee
for its past favors and courtesies, and
said that he had called the council eau
cuses for the evening OF the 18th
II consulted several attorneys, the city
law department the police commission,
board OF canvassers and others You
will notice a few vacancies In the delega-
tions. and I want you to know as well
as do why they are absent"
He then read an opinion which he said
was OF Assistant City Solicitor Albert A
Baker and Richard r. Comstock and
which directed him 10 have the meeting
apart from the crowd and To remain IN
office until his successor was chosen and
qualified.
on motion OF Mr.. OBrien the work OF
che committee OF II was indorsed, and the
caucus lists as 1led with the board OF
canvassers was voted 10 be the lists for
the coming common council caucuses on
q roll call vote, 81 being finally recorded
for Il.
The chairmen OF the ward committees
were announced as follows for the ex-
ecutive committee:
Ward 2-James " Healey.
Ward 5-Daniel A. Cotton.
Ward 6-Christopher OBrien.
Ward William A. Faulkner.
Ward 1o-Peter G. Cannon
vote OF thanks was given tho retiring
chairman. David J. Barr. and on motion
OF Mr.. q l5rien the committee adjourned
60 the call OF the chair.