Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-18
POLITICAL solNTERs.
Action With Regard to the Primaries
 TEken by the Town Committee.

 TEken by the Town Committee.
 At meeting of tho democratic town committee yesterday 1t was voted that each ticket have a fair representation as counters at to-day's primaries. It Is the wish of the committee and they earoesuy urge every democratic voter to support Tn every way and strive to elect and place in office | every nominee of the democratic party, no | matter which ticket is successful in the pri- | mary elections as each and every ticket ! has been fairly dealt with in the matter of { representation at the primaries, as the fol- | l lowing appointments will show:
 1 First ward Moderator, Joseph A. 1 Cullen checker, James Lyons slip writ | ! CT, James \. Hynes. ! Second ward: Moderator. Edward Butler; | checker, William T. smith. | Third ward Moderator. Edward Begley; checker, Thomas Begnal; slip writer, \. J. MeEvoy.
 Fourth ward: Moderator, Thomas Cor | man; checker. James Fitzpatrick; slip | writer Frank r. Lynch.
 The respective conventions will be called as follows: Town, "Wednesday, September 20: city, Thursday. September 2l; school,
 Friday, September 22. The conventions will be held at o'clock on the above even ings in the police court room, City hall
 building.
 CITIZEN AND TAXPAYER TALRs.
 | Editor of the DEMOCRAT: Dear Sir: While reading the contents
 of your valuable paper Thursday evening,
 1 noticed an article prefiNed to one of the
 first warsi primary tickets stating that the
 nominees on that ticket were not
 dummies and furthermore that it was
 the reaRlar frs: ward democratic ticket,
 whereas it k only part of the regular
 ticket. STo my mind it would seem that
 the writer of the article feared they would
 be considered invisible or as he terms it
 dummies if he did not boldly come to
 their aid by declaring that they are able to
 talk. whether for the working classes and
 taxpayers or somebody else he does not
 say The ticket k headed with the name , of John II. Moran for alderman, and says that Mir MoranS name k mentioned on another first ward democratic ticket for
 the slmr office. Undoubtedly the first ward democrats have no other choice and their judgment in the selection for first
 place on the ticket k Sov.I,
 Now then. admitting that Mir Moran i> l the right man in the right place let Ills di- rect our attention ia the remainder of the : different first ward primary tickets which will be offered to the voters to deposit in |. the ballot box to-day. l. for one. aS a | citizen and taxpayer, would adVls, the demovratS of the first ward tO carefully $ consider tho responsibility vested in the l hands of the men who each uf the tickets and decide with common P sense who they will vote for. Choose from the different tickets the men you
 want tu represent you in opposition to the
 other political party in the interests of the
 tax lslvrrS and the citizens at large. 1 ? have read the other first ward dem , ocr,itic primary ticket which , believe was first made up. but not made puhhc for fear of being copied hy other ticket mak, r. 3 in the ward and thereby resulting in u
 I al
 ward regular democrtic ticket. EN-
 aminc il carefully and you . will admit that it k uuncc,>ss,ry
 to ssty that those men art not ''dumlniv>.
 l nS a citizen and taxpayer would rvcom- mend 1t to the voters of the first ward and r request them to give il their hearty sup t port. Not that bear any i'll feeling
 towards the men on the other ticket. On r thc contrary I hay" the kindlicst feeling e toward them. but after carefully reviewing ! the different tickets. I have concluded that the ticket which Was published Saturday | night k the regular first ward democratic . ticket. and that the others arr, partly
 copied from this ticket. by taking the - names of the most prominent men and fill r ing in to suit themselves. Who can safely
 say that this k not the work of our politi- $ cai enemies whose sole purpose k decep- n ton Or else unnatural seltishncss to lessen ' and weaken the ticket for the coming clec- tion
 U. A CIrIzEN AND TAXPAYER. z MICHAEL QUILTER wITHpRAw>. . Mir Editor,
 1 wish to state to my friends that
 desire my name to be withdrawn from the
 Halrin ticket and will not support it.
 MICHAEL QUILTEE. A CONTRADICTIONS.
 x To tn, Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 Q b,.S Nf tbn r,,rl,l,r t,rst l. ward primary ticket wish to vmphaticallN e contradict statements made in a commuui T. cation made in Saturdays DEMOCRAT. il l. conncctIon with a So-callcd First Ward a Democratic Reform Ticket" IL k stated
 that John II. Murun aldcrmAnic nominv, o on both our ticket and this ''DrmoCrnti, ~ Reform ticket. had given permission thai IA his name should be uStd only on the Dem II ocrNtic Reform ticket; also that the Dem Il ocrItic Reform ticket the first to g~l e thr list of his name. For the utter fal>ltN II of these statements wC refer to Mir Mor.I
 himself. He stated to our committee las Ia "Wednesday night that while he did uu = desire the nomination, he would not rrfu~,
 the u>C "t his namc and added that hr ht,
 given the very sam, answer tu the commit
 tee of the ''nCmoCrItic Reform ticket. I ,I k now nearly five weeks aga since com ~, mittvv representing our ticket askcl NJ Moran tn stand a> our aldrrm,nic nominr, '' and he then declined. saving that he di, re mol wish [" again 20 int" politics. NJ ly Moran had no knowl,lg, of the comuuni III cation which arp,'ucd in Nour c"luunr r. and our support at him will l' ,,~ heart, C. as could h" wished, hur tiuk,t wa. th' e hr~t Ct all d,mCcIauc primary tI,k,t~ tn l' Is puLhshel thls War and all ,vc leL ls IL. T, thc --ct.r- ct the yard ccnsId,r U-m th Y ramt. cn botl t!cl,t- A e cth.r tate ,1 mcrt- .n the ccn2r2un:SAtlcn mcrti2rt. !s abc,l GUY tllLet dcnics then II l. .l.,
 Wo p-o:os: aga:cs. false statements - :k
 e.o @l,-o-: ct :ks r-::---y --1 1c=>.l-
 s-l- - M way = win.
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