The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-15

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mayor can do. He has devoted his
while time to its business. He has not
performed a single partisan act.
His experience OF the year past will
make him a more valuable mayor for this
city. The people of this city have always
recognized faithful service and his nomin-
alton means his election He deserves a
second term, and the city will have In
him a faithful. able, active and impartial
mayor.
THE Democratic party has never
named an unworthy man for this office,
as the citizens have shown by the repeat
ed election of its candidates. and Patrick
j. Mccarthy takes a stand alongside of
McGuinness, Baker, Granger, Miller and
Dyer
Chairman Barry seconded the nominal
ton, did Daniel j. McOsker OF the Sec
ond ward who declared that the mayor
had every detail of the municipal depart
ments at his fingers ends, and was second
in the office only to Mayor Doyle.
The nomination of the mayor was unan-
imous.
MUNROE FOR TREASURER.
For city treasurer, Frank p. Mulvaney
nominated John H. Collins OF the Fourth
ward.
Charles NJ. Kelley nominated Addison p.
Munroe
Representative George f. Troy of the
Eighth ward nominated the man who led
the fight in the Eighth ward-Frederick
+. Tanning"
tion of Mr.. Tanning.
The three ballots resulted as follows:
First. Second. Third.
Munroe .................. y II =
Tanning ................. 10 16. II
Collins ................... u 10
Necessary for a choice. 26.
on motion OF Patrick Hawkins, the
nomination of MI. Munroe was made
unanimous
For overseer OF the poor Peter C. Can
non nominated Matthew j. Cummings,
who was nominated without opposition.
For harbor master Michael j. Sullican
named Jonn H. Mcguire. and he was
UNANIMOUSLY nominated.
A comm ittee of three was appointed to
escort the nominees TO the hall and pre-
sent them to the delegates. The chair
named Col. Thomas III. Donahue, Daniel
]. McOskei and William j. keenan,. and
while the convention was awaiting the
report OF the committee, motion by
Mr.. Kelley appointing committee OF
three TO all vacancies on the ticket was
adopted The chair appointed Charles NJ.
Kelley. Daniel A. Cotton and John f.
Canning
MAYOR WARMLY RECEIVED.
In few moments the committee re-
turned 10 the hall. escorting Mayor Nc
cdrthy. who received warm reception,
He addressed the convention In part as
follows:'
"Gentlemen: Your nomination for
second term for tie office OF mayor OF the
city of Providence Is received and ae-
cepted with thanks for the honor there
by conferred and also for this EXPIRE ssion
of approval of my official actions during
my term of service. The nomination by
a unanimous vote enhances the honor
as vote of confidence in me as your
candidate for chief executive OF our beau
tiful city.
II am fully aware of the duties and
responsibilities OF the office and of the
dutiee Of the mayor TO the people. with
out distinct on as to party. race or creed.
| accepted the nomination last year alb
solutely unpedgeu. under no political or
personal obligation regarding the onice,
except to the people. to discharge the du-
ties OF the office faithfully and impar-
TALLY.
''The Democrats being In the minority,
have not heretofore asserted themselves
by rea son OF the Republican majority.
know that the minority are I'm duty bound
TO take the initiative in matters involv-
ing the public good when the majority
does not regardless OF numbers or OF the
disposition the majority makes OF such