The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-25
DEMOCRATS ARE
GIVEN WARNING
IN FIRST WARD

The following timely warning is
given 20 the Democrats of the First ward
by a circular issued In the interest OF
civic decency, and asking support for the
ticket which leaders OF The genuine
Democrats i'm the ward have decided to
place before the caucus next Thursday
evening
The circular says in part:
"A ticket prepared by certain we'll
known Republicans. led by McElroy,
Keefe and eastman, will be placed in
opposition 10 the enclosed ticket The pur-
pose OF this is only to make the Second
Ward Democratic party a tail TO the Re
publican kite, 10 mse the name of Demo-
crat for the purpose OF the defeat and
not the success OF the party.
1T will only require an investigation on
your part as 10 who is back OF this move
ment to convince you that the movement
is not one in the interest Of the Demo-
cratic party, but one in the interest OF the
Republican machine, The events Of the
last few days prove this
Certain of the so-called leaders OF the
opposition are simply the tools of the
Republican machine. Let no man be- de-
ceved.
1T is only necessary for the Demo-
Gratis OF the ward TO turn out and at
tend the caucus and success is assured.
VIII you not give one evening 70 the In
terests OF the party? Upon your vote may
dependdepend the issue, whether the
Democratic party is 10 succeed by the
nomination OF candidates who can be
elected. or fail by the nomination OF
candidates dictated by the Republican
machine and nominated only for fail
ure
III Is your duty 10 attend the caucus,
and we earnestly beseech you not TO fail
in youi duty"
The so-called "anti-machine' Demo-
Gratis of the First ward, whose inspra-
tior is known OF all Democrats in the
ward as well as outside OF IT, have nomi-
mated the following ticket. which. of
course. has the heartiest Endorsement OF
the Colt-Perry- Republican organ. which
says IL Is Strong.
Delegates 10 the assembly convention,
George T.. Brady. 10 East street w. J.
Powers, 179 Transit street; Archibald A.
Bishop, IFS Power street; George Kraus.
3S John street and Hugh j. Moran, So
Trenton street. all OF whom are we'll
known labor men. Delegates TO the may
orally convention, John ]. King. SS Tran
sit street; j. A. Dwyer, 30 Brook street;
j w. Browning.5l East street; Thomas II.
Doyle, 20 Sheldon street: Patrick A. Cash
man, 81 East George street. Ward COM
mttee. Dennis Lucey 132 Cushing street.
John T. Degnan, 6S Arnold street; John
j. Lowney. 36 East Transit street: Timo-
thy j. Mahoney, 30 Armstrong avenue;
Thomas T. Doyle, IS Transit street and
John J. Shea, 80 Sheldon street Dele
gates to the state convention, Thomas j.
McCauley 20lh Gano street: Eugene p
Shannon, IL Amy street Patrick Regan
l39 Ives street. For member of school
committee John j. King, 3S Transit
street.
The city directory contains the name OF
Thomas j. Regan, who is said to board at
lS0 Ives street, and Patrick Regan. car
penter, whose house is at the same ad-
dess. The police department records
show that a Thomas j. Regan was ap-
pointed to the police force a few days
ago, and that among his sponsors was the
political writer of the Colt-Perry machine
organ, which says the ticket containing
the name Of Patrick Regan OF l39 Ives
street is such a strong ticket.
In the Eighth ward. i'm Odd Fellows
block. the Eighth Ward Republican club
will hold it's annual meeting this evening,
with special music, a collation. and
speeches.
Last evening. as was expected. the I'm
petial club, an Italian organization In the
Ninth ward, passed resolutions indorsing
tho Dorney ticket. AS the organization
has always been a Dorney one when suf-
hcient inducements were held out, the
action created no surprise nor even com
ment In the ward. Signor Dorney made
a speech. as did Thomas II. Young and
Thomas Troy
The McMann men In the Tenth ward aleo
held rally last evening which resulted in
some verbal pyrotechnics not down on
the program. The regular speakers were
former Alderman Thomas H. West. Coun-
cilmen McMann and Kelly, but Eugene
Deadly asked a few questions OF the
speakers and all accused him OF being
there from the Cannon side.
Next Wednesday evening in the Tenth
Ward Registration club will hold a big
rally at its hall on Harold street Ad-
dresses setting forth the actual condi-
tions will be made by Edward NJ. Sulli-
van and James A. Williams: and the
voters Of the ward will be told some plain
truths