The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-03
BAD TRADE.
Williams of Lower
Grade Than
JUDGE CORCORAN.
So Think Clinton .Men-The
Judge Unconcerned

Clinton, March "A topic of CONVEX
aatjor, in +bfs' TOWN for the la st As hours
g...,+io 60
IS the aclAol ol liie oeiiioNA r.ei~
committee in deposing Judge john w.
Corooran of this place, from the ma
+io,al oo,,r,i++aa and nao,ine, George
ffeo "ilalnS III MS ste1u'
Judge CoFcoran is a member or the
Democratic town committee. He was
d. e. ,,,eI3 ,,a,,,o.5 Co., az, oo,,,,,,i+
'AA0 4Aoe ltA'iA
Tee ID the caucus, last 1dll.
Some voters have questioned if the
action of the state comrnittee might
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not anece ms postum 90 {" Neii'1A CT
in his own home.
The correspondent of The Spy has
-, 90
lowh coililuittee. 70 d ihIn tney ~
olhy uY not suPpVII ING %NStloil VI the
s1aee communities, ouI oeplore H.
fatrlcK +: cannon q lnednoer OIL tue
toWh soulllilltee, SAD this dAternoon;
Judge Corcoran can ns~t@f aILofu 10
Iose lho oeinocFatlc state committee,
IMAM tne dednocfaGlc staee commute
can aIhoFu TO lose MN. II ioohs 10 me
as Tue party was nieleIS toAits d
lower Sraoe nlan Lor q sooo oiiS. ie-
party. Inc party IS inquired every Cltne
lower grace man Is substituted Lor
gooo one. Inns actio4l VIII MAKE
no dif1erence win the democrats IN thls
town. we know judge Corcorah 700
Wen, and we know WlihaIns 100 wen,
but II such thlngs continue pretty
soon there won't be any oeIlocra'lc
party IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Judge -0ofcefanl is not IN town ana
his views on the matter could not pc
ascertained last night.
Democrats mere thlnk IL propaple tiat
the national committee VIII IolloW the
precedent estanllshed IN Cne case Vi
HaF1lty or PennsylVanla, ana coniirnl
the action OF the state committee.
Judge Corcoran IS scornful OF the whole
proceeding, and Is apparently not ceh-
corning himself.
There never was such a rlodle as tnls
election is. Inc Wlsest ana most :A-
perienced soothsayers IN local poitlcs
are as much at sea as tHs hlSIest NOV
ices. Inc campaign Is unoefsFou ;
heretofore there nave peen rival loeaA
newspapers TO voice the party ana m
ter-party anlmosltles. InlS year tnere
IS only one, Wnleh mas learned py pre-
Vious experience that to daoole In pol
lt1cs mean the prompt estaoiisnnent OF
another newspaper. IL is keeping out
Inc worcester nc" sPhpeiS 9ic ~ ~
ing the news, without much regard 20
the contests for ONCE consequently
there is no voice by whlch party Ieel-
ing gets to the people. Inc rlppies oi
the mill pond go unooserVeo'
Nevertheless there are rlppes' IN
the republican ranks 1t Is certaln that
the echoes from the post once contest
will play some part. In the demo-
cratic party, 1t IS douptLul II the lack
of friendship, between the friends OF
Joseph p. Harrlty and the Old wal
horse and party leader, +. II. MORT
son, can be healed in time to get the
pest results IN party harmony. OH the
republican side there IS some protest
coming from the German CITIZENS, that
they have not received proper repre-
sentatfon on the ticket. The answer is
made that the German citizens vote the
democratic ticket and are not entltleo
to any amount of republican recognl-
ton
On the other hand, the German vot-
ers are so largely represented on the
democratic ticket, considering the Of
fees they already hold under demo-