The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-22
DEMOCRATS
PLEASED BY
RESULTS

After last nights demonstrate uon of the
fact that there was a strong body or
Democrats who were working for the
best interests OF the party. and that
moreover - was capable OF taking good
care OF itself despite the obstacles in the
way, has caused widespread satisfaction
throughout the ranks OF the party in the
citya state. The fact that the better
element Is In control will Il is believed.
send the stock OF the party up many
points and the chances for a victory In
November are greatly increased.
a wave OF CONSERVATION was likewise
sent through the leaders OF the faction Of
politicians which has been trying to run
both political parties 10 send their own
ends, and this. coupled with the failure
OF all ,le predictions OF the organ OF this
faction I'm this part OF the campaign, has
caused them 10 look we'll 10 their lines
on the other party
The unloading articles which appeared
In a local daily paper had the result, II
was learned. OF a few people. and at the
meeting OF the executive committee last
night number OF people were found
who protested whose names had not been
scratched off at all.
THE CLERICAL ERRORS.
The committee OF II In going over the
lists has found a number OF clerical errors
which will be corrected by vote or the eX-
ecutive committee.
These errors Chairman Barr says, were
In the following names:
First Ward-Alfred Besique. Joseph
Bourke, Thomas Jencks, James +. Lyons,
John II. Small. Michael H. Tierney. oJ-
seph ] Trainor. Thomas c. Varley. Ran
doph c. Vaughn. Joseph L. Walch, Mich
ael Whitley, Joseph A. Bresnaham, John
T.. King, Theodore F. Green, Charles Z.
Mahoney. John c. Mahoney John l. Ma
honey, william III. Thornley,. William Nc
Donald, Nathaniel +. Davis, William O.
Geay.
Third ward-Alban B. Shields.
Fourth Ward-Arthur p. Donnelly,
owen McTlroy. Robert G.. Holt. Percy
Holt. George l., Clafin, "a, Robert Hold,
Royal b. Clahn. Timothy Mclaughlin.
Ninth Ward-Michael ]. Slattery, Frank
McKenna.
Tenth ward-Edward Maroney, Mark
O'Neil Joseph T. Burns, Daniel Dwyer.
Joseph Schinck, Joseph A. Neale. Al
pho,lse Bessette. Timothy T. Kelley,
John II. Devolve. William II. Moore.
James p. Darling. Franklin G. Appley.
Edward w. Appley, Thomas ]. Lovett.
Alphonse Schifrman, Thomas J. Cunning
ham. Louis Gerard. John w. Mahoney,
Thomas McMann, John b. Murray.
RESTORED AT MEETING.
At a result OF the hearing before the
executive committee during the executive
meeting at eGlb's last night. the names
OF Joseph f. Ffnan, John II. Burnett and
Joseph Houlihan were restored 10 the
of the Democratic party.
In the Third ward James ottinger,
Frank II. Ottinger, Nelson Ottinger and
Henry Joost the latter being the baker
who made the stirring speech last night.
had their names replaced.
In the Fourth ward Patrick III Kehoe,
William II. McIntire. Joseph o. Leary and
James J. Mccormick were put back on
the lists as eligible TO vote in caucuses.
In the Ninth ward as a result of last
nights session these names were re-
stored. the men appearing John +. Nc
Carron, Thomas MCGOWAN. Augustine
MCGOWAN, Michael +. Murray. Peter A.
Barker william Higham Nicholas Fred
erick, Michael A. Downey; John Moore,
William r. MCGOWAN, John McCarron,
Frederick Keenan,.
The committee put back the names OF
James n jeffrey. George Lawton, John
b. Murray in the Tenth
IL was not found expedient to grant the
requests OF John Z. Doyle. Thomas II
Doyle and James NJ. Finan of the First
ward for reinstatement.
In the Ninth the ones who were not re-
stored were James T. Delehanty, Edward
l.. Sarmody, Michael II. Murray, John f.
Trainor. Michael J. Nagle. Louis Ger
hardt. and Thomas J. Downey In the
Tenth James r. dwell was denied right
To have his name restored.