The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26
GET TOGETHER,
FIGHI TO WIN
The Nled Of Harmony and Vigorous Activity Impressed Upon
tho Young Mems Democratic Club by Hon. J. c. Monaghan
and the Necessity Of Registration Urged by Col. Quinn
and Other Speakers

ways will have born leaders and men OF
sterling worth. The only reason they
have lost ground I'm the past few years
was that internal dissensions had torn
the harmonious structure OF the party,
and there had been such a running after
false gods that much ground had been
lost and the principles OF the party had
been neglected.
Touching upon the matter OF social.
ism and the part IL had played In rending
the party Mr. Monaghan said that So
cialism was "A demonstration OF discon-
tent, due to labor agitation or some
thing OF like nature.
In touching on the ma atter OF registra-
ton he said that every citizen should be
registered or discaim the right to be rec
ognized as one. Having registered, then
weigh each political issue with thought
and deliberation. Put the questions OF
the Democratic party squarely before the
people. and allow the people TO decide
the questions on their merits. l will then
risk the result
Consider both sides OF every question
before this coming election. for there
never was an hour I'm the history OF the
country when greater danger grouped
about us, nor when there was greater
need for the true type OF American citi-
zenship"
Referring again 20 socialism, Mr. Mona
CHAN mentioned Maxim Gorky and his
writings, and the true character OF the
man as revealed a few days ago when
he arrived in this country. He held Ciorky
up as the type OF socialist produced by
Russia, and as the type OF all socialists;
and "by their fruits We shall know them -
Concluding his remarks the speaker re-
ferred TO the wealth OF the United States
and the methods used in its accumula-
tion. He said that the wealth OF this
~ mt fesN
other I'm the world and, standing as the
leaders. though all the world were ar
rayed against us, we should work and
stand for the principles that we believe
10 be right and true 10 American Ideas
After the hearty and prolonged applause
that greeted him as ne sat down. vote
or thanks was rendered To Mr. Monaghan
and the meeting adjourned
Among those present were: President
John Boran Secretary Robert Grieve.
James G. Monaghan of Washington. Colo
mel Il. III. Quinn. Peter G. Cannon, Rich
ard b. Comstock, ex-Harbor Master John
II. Mcguire, Representatives David ]
Barry and Thomas p. Haven Thomas A.
carroll Colonel Thomas ". Donahue. Sam
r. Bullock, Thomas r.. O'Brien. Thomas
T. Corcoran. Albert II. Olney. Addison
r Munroe DR.. +. r. Carroll. Henry M.
Winn, Bernard Mc1fernan. William Pal
mer. OverSeer OF Poor NJ j. Cummings
NJ. j. Degnan. John p Beagan. John Rarf-
terry. Augustine Giblin, Jefferson Rilev
John T.. Canning. Edward Dwyer Joseph
J. Cunningham, Frederick Rhodes. b. Ne
/ S-e4e-ttf,- William IA. McSoley. James 7
Nolan. William Carroll. Daniel A. Col
ton, Richard Hayward. James F.. Mulli-
gan, B. McElroy. stephen j. Honan. John
j. Dwyer, Christopher w. O'Brien James
Il. Canning. Patrick +. Canning John
Murphy. John O'Leary, Daniel j. Cost.
gan, William IL. Shaw, Dr. w. McLoarh-
lin, Adam Thomson.