Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-24

H1u no use TOT MT Si1eft'E ana uOIUlIiS could induce him to distribute his pas ters. He said he would not vote for him and would vote for the democrat ic candidate for congress. MT Glider sleeve. of Portland. And. furthermore. the dentist would take care that I re- liable man would be on' hand in the first. second and third wards on cleo tion day peddlinG 1Ir Gildcrsleeve's pastors. Then Dr Cook turned on his left heel and left his auditors stand ing amazed
 The Waterbury Democratic associa- ton helfa meeting last night and com pleted arrangements for their smoker. which will be given in c. A. +. hall next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Charles E. Turner. United States consul at Ottowa. accompanied by members of the board of county cont missioners, devoted last night 10 mis- sionary work. in the interest of the republican party and spent a good share of their time in the cafes of Baldwin street. They wfoop~d thrm up for all hands and the bigger the crowds the better they seemed to like it. One fellow crossed lOtS and got ahead of them at different places and kept repeating the trick until bis legs gave out and he was forced to take a back seat This thing iS creating: considerable jealousy, not because the tours are taking place every night, but on account Of the difficulty in lO- eating the route on time to catch all. The line of march should be printed ill the papers and then if q fellow gets left he can blame no one but hi!rself.
 Peter E. Reeves presided at a meet ing of democrats i'll the alderTanic chamber last night, called for the purpose of outlining q plan to pro- mote the interest of the party at the . November election. Sheriff Mcdonald stood at the door and ''boUnced' re- porters in a most uncerNonious and impartial manner, not caring q fig whom they represented. friendly or 60 unfriendly journals. The meeting was devoid of incident with the eE- ception of a two round go between Dr John F. Hayes and James c. Whiting. which. though not down on the pro gram. was the best thing that came before the meeting. On the whole it was q very harmonious session and much was accomplished which can not fail to help the party on election
 
 to work and it is expected that in q short time everything will be in first class shape for the battle Of the bal lots.
 Frank Marinello. an East Main street barber. objects to seeing his name in the papers as one Of the vice presidents at republican rally. Mir AariHelfo wishes to inform tiIee pub %l.. l. T 4 :, one has q right to make him appear to be aiding and abetting party that fe never pretended to belong to. Mir Marinello and other prominent Italians feel aggrieyed at the talk that is going around to the effect that all the local Italians are out for Mckinley and told MT Defeo. the leader of the Italian Republican club to-day that after the November election Defeo's name and his clubs will be Mud" The Italian count didn't like this and the two great political leaders indulged in a wordy war over the relative merits of the g. o. D. and the party of the peo pie and kept it up until the barber had fired off all his ammunition and then he retired remarEing as he went that he could make more money shay ing than talking politics. #
 It Is estimated that between 200 and 50O votes will be lost to the democrat ic party at the November election on account of no house to house canvas being made. The republican deputies went out onto the hillsiGeS and made themselves as persistent as pack ped dlers, so far as entering houses was concerned, and in consequence they captured every available man and feel that they have left nothing undonc that would help carry the election. The democrats didn't go out to the people and the people did not bother their heads coming n to find the deiS- ocrats, and to this can be traced tho marked diffcrence-in the number of re- publican applications to be made com pared with those on the other side. This will effect succeeding elections as we'll as the one that comes off next month, and in which all have special interest It is said that the house to house scanvas was omitted on account Of the lack of funds. If 'tfis De true If would seem that some one in au- fhorfty should have sounded the alarm before this hour of fhe day. But what's tbe use talking about such mat s tern now Let us present solid front (o fh< expedition on election day, and
 1II he<o. anyways