Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-19
POLITICAL POINTERS
Democrats Calm a Majority of over so'
 on Applications to Be Made.

Democrats Calm a Majority of over $50
 on Applications to Be Made.
 The total number of applications of voters to be made is l.1S9. The demo- crats do not concede the republicans half of this number. neither do Assistant Recistrars McAuliff and Russell concede this. The democrats claim big majority of the applications and show figures to prove it. In the frat ward the republican estimate gives the republicans 13S appli- cations and the democrats 100. Con- parine these two lists and removing re publicans from the democratic list and democrats from the republican list and a conservative democratic estimate Is as fol- lows: Democrats 12T. republicans III. In the second ward by the same process democrats claim S4 and allow the repuoI- cans 15S; the third ward IS, democrats lS4, republicans 131; the fourth, demo- crats, $50. republicans 6i. The total Tn all wards is estimated: Democrats T25. re- publicans 464. This is not figuring close. either. and allows the republicans every doubtful application.
 The printed lists will be hung in the following places. and those who have put | in an application should see to it that their names are on: First district. Hale's news store, 5 East Main street; second district. voting booth on North Main street. rear of Citizens bank: third district, common council room. City hall; fourth district. Duncan's pharmacy, 36 East Main street. | The selectmen and town clerk. consti. tuting the board of registration. will sit to make voters next Wednesday. the 24th. ir the police court room and from time tc time thereafter until Monday, the 29th which will be the last day. On Monday November ,, the day before election day the board will agSin sit to make voters o applicants who will have become of ag' close to election day.
 The democrats will open the campaigr here next Thursday evening in Jacques auditorium. Prior to the m eeting a shor parade will be held. All lhe state candi dates will be present and make addresses The principal speaker of the evening will be J. W. Childs of Hartford, an orator wh, made such an impression in Bridgepor that after concluding his speech he Wa called to the front again. All the locA candidates will also be present and addres the meeting.
 The republicans will hold rally in tn auditorium this evening. The speaker will be: Senator o. II. Platt of Meriden the Hon 0. V. Coffin of Middletown. can didnte for governor; the Hon Lorrin A Cooke of RiveIton, candidate for lieuten l New Haven. candidate for congress. Tn meeting will open at o'clock and tn American band will furnish music. pubic reception will be rendered the can didates in the dining room of the auditC rum after the rally. The following is tn list of officers: Chairman. F.. c. Lewis secretaries. H. B. Carter. John D. Bolar Thomas ". Shepard; wee presidents, $ w. Kellogg. J. s. Elton, L. I Munson. II l.. Wade. ]. B. Nallee. c. NJ. Mitchell. E. Field. Joseph Theho. Edward Foley. j Henderson, Jr. l. Field, H. H. Peck, C A. Jenkins. B. F. Reid, Otto Castrop, 4 Laury. Charles Brewer. L. A. Platt. G. Cloves. Daniel Kiefer, D. $. Plume, E. Smith. E D. Steele. F. J. Kingsbury Israel Holmes. c. P Goss. S. W. Char man. D. D. Gregory. Thomas Kelly. I. Plait. G. l.. Lilley. c. A Hamilton. Jamt Geddes. Joseph Bauby.
 Lowell Hall. n widely known attorney ( Middlesex county announces that he hs concluded to leave the republican party with which he has been affiliated for Tiff, time. Mir Hall is 50 years of age and one of the oldest families in Middless county. He says in his published lette Roth parties have been badly led. bI there k more chance that the evils und, which the country suffers will be remedie by the rank and file of the democrat party. struggling manfully 10 bring then s'l Ives mp to a level of equality. than by il republicans voluntarily reiinquishing whl they never ouGht to have acquired. and settling down to the same level of privi ei:es with others
 The democrats of the twelfth district |, day nominated Melbert F.. Iary of Ridg, field for senator. He was also electG member of the state central committee.