The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-23
TO MANAGE THEIR
OWN CAMPAIGN
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Pending the unifying Of the O'Neil sec
ton with the regulars under Mr.. Com
stock and p. c. Cannon, il was decided
that no time must be lost I'm waiting. so
the candidates made themselves their
own campaign committee and will COM
mence at once TO work. although no
definite arrangements were completed for
ward rallies. Plans for a h~alf-dozen
within a few days were set I'm motion. and
as most of the candidates are able speak
ers and nave a good understanding Of the
question of the constitutional convention
they have a working force ready and will
ing to do whatever possible for the sue
cess OF the party this fall.
The president and treasurer were made
an executive committee, with power to go
ahead and take action for the others
when necessary.
1t was after noon considerably when the
meeting adjourned today, and the mem
bers broke up into little groups to work
up the rallies In their respective wards.
Or. Carroll said In discussing the plans
afterward: I'VE will use every means to
make the success OF the whole ticket as
sured. and for that reason we feel obliged
TO go ahead with the work at this time"
This action on the part OF the candidates
allays any fears on the part OF the mem
bers OF the party who feared that bick-
erings over the details OF the arrange
ments might endanger the success OF the
party tnls fall. and the names OF the
officers gave an assurance that not only
that there would be something done, but
that already there is something doing"
TIME FOR WORK.
Chairman John O'Neil Of the city COM
mittee. recognized as such by the can
vassers. told a News reporter that It was
high time that something was done in the
wards in the way OF rallies to arouse in
terest, and said that II was the proper
time to unite II there was TO be any hope
Of success.
He deplored the tendency Of the other
fellows TO stand aloof from the fold Just
because he happened 10 be allied with
the Dorney faction and thought IL was
about time they came around.
Mr.. O'Neil has invited the candidates 10
meet with him tonight and plan out the
campaign.
REPUBLICAN LITERATURE.
At the Republican headquarters today
everybody was busy preparing 10 send
out a big batch OF campaign literature in
the country towns.
Although the stun had not come from
the printers. there will be a document on
the constitutional amendment which the
Republicans are putting up 10 the voters
this fall. This is the amendment which,
while IL allows Providence one-quarter OF
a house OF representatives OF 100 members,
II provides that 10 never can have more
than that no matter how big the popula-
ton Of this city is.
II provides that the representative he
elected from districts marked out by the
general assembly made up under the
present system
Good roads literature In support ~ the
bond issue and also information relating
TO the bonding 81 the state armory work
viii also be added TO the budget. says
Secretary Wright.
so connednt do they appear at the Re-
publican headquarters that the mascot
bull elephant. which IL soon TO ave a
velvet saddle clothed with &c. O. P m
hroidered thereon. has been given a new
whisk broom 10 wave In hts trunk.
The elephant IL one OF the art treas
ures of the roomS