The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
DEMOCRATS OPEN
HEADQUARTERS
Rooms Secured in Tho Duffy Building, at the Corner Of Main
and North Main Streets, PaWuckGt, and They viii Be
Kept Open Night and Day Until tho Election Is Hold.
Chairman Butler Of The City Committee Determined TO Get
Out the Full Strength Of tho Democratic Vote.

barber shop on Railroad avenue Saturday
night In the course OF the trouble the
man was thrown out OF the place ana
the result Vsas n dslocaed hip Word
was sent 10 the police station and DeVln
was taken there In the ambulance. City
Physician Richards examined the man
and later he was sent 10 ST. Josephs
hospital In Providence.
ACTION POSTPONED.
A meeting of the Young Mems Catholic
association was he'll yesterday after
noon I'm the association hall on George
street. with President Thomas Z. Cor
coran In the chair. The BOARD OF directors
presented n recommendation that young
men of the age OF 16 years be admitted
10 the association, and after some as
cussion II was voted to lay the mater
on the table until the next meeting Wheh
action will be taken. Another ieoo"i
mendation was made that the time OF
meetings OF the association be changed
from the first and third Sundays IN the
month 10 the first Monday and the thltu
Sunday In the month, and TINS was llhe-
wise laid over until the next meeting
Two candidates for membership were
initiated and two applications were io
ceived The committee In charge Oh lhe
festival TO be held Nov. IL had mos
encouraging report ana II Is @ eHpe..J In
bv the committee that the afalr WIZ
be decided success. The moderator.
Rev. Michael McCabe. and president
Corcoran made remarks OF interest De
fore the meeting adjourned
A REPUBLICAN RALLY
T, 10 announced that there will be a ois
r.. rubllcan rally held in keith's opera
bonse on wednesday evening OF heAt
week and among the speakers tIlit ,,'i' hale
neon announced Is Senator john II. Ihur-
ston OF Nebraska. GOV Ot'er wiz "''O
speak at this meeting.
TALKED ABOUT GRAFT.
Rev ]. f. Barbour pastor OF the
church OF the Advent, preached sellilVn
Yesterday In which he took to task cei .ain ,l
politicians because they were uslns tnv'
nositions for dishonest purposes Inc SUI
iect OF his address was Dishohests ~
High place." and his text was taken Ilo'i,
,i,, s''si ,V os follows: Behold here !
-. ,,.t,ness against me before the Lord
and before his annointed; whose OK nav
7 taxenq or whose ass have / taken vi
,hor, have | defrhuded? whom have
,',,,ressedq or OF whose hand have re-
lived any bribe TO blind mine eyes hence
forth? and / restore ~ TO you
Rev? Mr. Barbour spoke IN parlGu,1i
of depraNity In all NalhS vi n.y.
IN the so-called high life. calling at
tention TO the recent insurance inNestsa-
tion scandals, and the scandals accom-
nanying the investigation OF the beeb
trust These scandals were not exploited
more than they were for the understand
inc of the people, the speaker declared
was due 90 "the corporation press of the
country"
Continuing the speaker declared that "a
respectable and prominent politician OF
Pawtucket has told men that If the mayor
OF our city did not take whatever graft
comes his way he Is a fool Mr. Barbour
declared that 20o0 of the electorate OF
Providence can be bribed by money "and
we know not how many more may be cf-
fected Y threatened loss of employment or
dividends. others by intimidation and
others by social means. But the great
majority OF our people have maintained
their integrity and can be trusted 20 act
as their consciences dictate.
In closing his address the clergyman
declared that a new light was dawnng.
Tie people OF the state were beginning
10 realize where they had been fooled
and they were now asserting their man
hood I'm a rebellion against the intimlda-
ton and threatened loss OF employment
etc. He urged his hearers to prcserVt
their integrity, TO work To make theii
city and state upright and respected, anC
Il have az their representatives men who
would make Il their business to see tina
all laws were obeyed.