March b, 1915.
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RHODE isLAND.-The Democrats of Rhode island intend fighting the approaching Siate election solely on the great question oi s' lll- conditional liberationn for Mr. Dorr. The State Convention mctat Providence on Thurs day evening, and, the Republican Herald says twas very fally attended, every town in the Stale except IIHle Compton and NiddIetowa being fully represented. The business of the Convention was conducted with great har- mony, and d ticket was selected for the sul- teages of tEe Liberation Party, which We thin, will meet with their entire appreciation, as il received the unanimous support oi the Con- yention. Ehe names of the candidates for General Officers will be given 10 the public, as soon as il is asceHamcd they accept ei their nomination. The candidate for Cover nor, Hon. CHARLES JACKSON, of this eiiy. has sigmiied his acceptance of the nomina- ton, as well as some others; but its deemed advisable no. to publish the ticket until the ascent of all the candidates named, has been received. It is purely Liberation Ticket without regard to party politics"

 OLNEY BALLoW, of Cumberland, has been nominated as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Eastern District. h the Western District, the Democrats hayeresolved to make no nomination

 The nomination of Nf. Jackson, who though Whig in politics, is yetin favor tho immediate and unconditional liberation of Alr DoFr, thows the Fenner or Algerine party into confusion, and fills them with dsmay We are glad 10 see party distinctions for . while disregafded, in order 10 strike off thl letters which tyrannoas intolerance have pleced upon the liberty of Gov. Dorr.

 \ bright light is breaking at last througl tho clouds that shaded Rhode Island

 Pcmgylcanian.