The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-01

against the proposition to have n labor
ticket, and although no action was taken
on this report, still IL is believed that
there will be an adoption Of 1t at the next
meeting.
After that the matter of the endorse
mont of the Democratic candidate Will
come up and according to the present out
look. there is not likely to be a great
deal Of opposition to this
The support OF the labor men for the
Democratic ticket means that there will
be no doubt OF the success OF that party
at the election. II will also be valuable
for the labor men because II means that
their int rests are to be entirely cared
for In the next general assembly. IL is
probable that they will have representa-
ton on the ticket. although up to the
present time no names OF candidates have
demands and which will receive careful
consideration and no decision is likely to
be reached for some weeks yet.
FRENCH pIsAFFEcTioN.
According To statements made in some
places In this city and In Central Falls
there is q strong undercurrent Of feeling
among the French Canadians who have
hitherto acted with the Republican party
against the reelection OF Gov. Utter, and
there are those who say that this extends
TO all parts OF the state TO such an ex
tent that II is going 10 have a most inn
portant bearing on the coming election.
Ont OF the chief reasons for this, IL is
alleged s because tho French Republicans
claim that they have been studiously ig-
nored when IL came TO passing around the
offices during the past two years, One
particular case that has perhaps attract
ed moro attention than any OF the Others
was the appointment which was made
last spring for the board of pharmacy
There were several French Canadian
pharmacists who wanted this job, but
when Il came TO making selection they
were found 10 have been left out OF the
count and James T.. Brennan OF this clay
was named by the governor
one OF the men In this city who has re-
Gently been doing lot OF talking about
this matter is ]. b. 3. Brazeau, who for
two years past has been a member OF the
delegation to the General Assembly from
this city elected on the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Brazeau appears 70 feel that his
countrymen have been left out when Of
fees were TO be filled and he doesn't like
Il. Whether or not he will come out boldly
against the reelection OF the governor Is
not known, but II is said that he Is doing
among his many friends, and II Is quite
probable that his influence Will be dis
tinctly felt.
THE TWIN CITY HOSPITAL.
Dr. w. H. Hemer. superintendent OF
the Twin City hospital. has begun 10 real
ize that for some reason not yet explain
ed there IL an opposition being shown by
certain physicians of the city 10 the i'm
stitution which is under his care A short
time ago when the hospital was unpre-
pared To- care for any and all cases II
was 20 be expected that many cases
which needed hospital treatment would
be taken elsewhere. but conditions have
been changed and ~ is high time that any
petty feelings OF spite or opposition
should be withdrawn.
The institution Is n valuable one for the
city and II would be far more TO the
credit OF the doctors AZ they turned 10 and
gave Il their fullest support. A few days
ago there was an accident in the south
part OF the city In which one man was
quite badly injured. A nearby physician
was called and later when the ambulance
from the police station arrived Il was or
dered 10 take the man 10 the Rhode ISL