Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-31
POLITICAL POINTERS
Cowles of Hotchkissville Should Re

Cowles of Hotchkissville Should Re
 member of Gloves of Waterbury.
 President Cowles, of the American Knife Co. at HotcnkfsSyille, was ill Waterbury yesterday and has been re- ported in one of the papers as stating . that if Bryan is elected he will have to shut up shop. MT CowleSs must have been joking, else ne never would have made such a remark as that Ill Waterbury. Our distinguished towns man, George Fl. Gloves, said the same thing just before Clevelaru was elect ed and after all the factory never had such a run of business as it had dur ing the regime O. the republicans, ana who knows but things may turn out the same way with the HotchklSsYllle man.
 The democrats will hold another rally tomorrow night, when George Fred Williams of Boston and the Hon Daniel Davenport of Bridgeport will speak on national and state issues in the Auditorium. The republicans are becoming very uneasy over Connecticut and grave doubts are entertained as to the re-
 
 masses on one side and the classes on the other The work of the trusts and how they effected the labOring classes Is being laid thread bare by the demo- cratic speakers and in consequence the republicans are getting desperate Go to the rally in the auditorium to- morrow night
 A reporter of the Democrat was ln- formed to-day that a certain numper of democrats and republicans have combined for the purpose Of electln2 George l.. Lilley and Attorney Gull foile to the general assembly, leaving MT Byrnes and Mir Peasley at home to attend to their office practice It is hoped that no one who pretendS to be a democrat will have anything to do with the scheme. The democrats are able to elect Brynes and Guilfoile and it is their duty to do it.
 Brooklyn district is to have a grand rally on Friday night and that part of the city will be treated to one of those enthusiastic rallies similar in many respects to the one of Monday night. It will be held in Washington square, near the school house. and the speak CTS will be William Kennedy, +. A.
 
 There will be other noted speakers there also whose names cannot yet be given out. There will be lots of music and plenty of red fire to make things hum over in that hustling district.
 William kennedy's remarks in City hall Monday night on the work of the trusts in Naugatuck and other New England towns caused many people :,
 
 Waterbury will have to wait when it will be up against the trust. That's q question for the people to decide. If the electors of Waterbury and the other towns in the state do their duty on the sixth of November we'll hear no more of the likelihood of doing all the work of the city at one of two places. Go and hear George Fred Will Hams talk on this subject tomorrow night.
 Prospective builders of homes who found the price of everything that goes into a house so high the past year or two that he could not afford to commence operation should drop into the auditorium tomorrow night and learn something about the cause of the high prices of lumber. nails, ce- ment and everything except labor. It is a we'll known fact that the trusts crippled the building business all over the country during the present year and people who have grown tired of the load should make it a point to see that they are not compelled to carry it four years more
 There are a large number of "De- serted Villages in Connecticut. Our morning contemporary printed a +l. T.,-,+ l there will be more if the people do not rise up en-masse and stay the ray ages of the trusts and combines, which under the fostering hand of the Me hinleyHanna administration, are fast undermining the foundation of this grand republic and threaten to fix things so that in short time we will - be forced to eXclaim with the author of the Deserted NiIlage:'' One only master grasps the whole domain"' Go to the auditorium tomorrow night and hear the democratic speakers upon the trusts.
 Several prominent democrats of the eastern section of the c:ty would like to know how several other supposed democrats iii that section stand on tnt question of tie candidates for senator ship. It is known that Harry Duran conferred several times with those democrats. the last meeting being held in saloon in the vicinity of the Sacred Heart church. Harry has prom ised that he will do certain things fol these men and in reiurl1 they have agreed to support him. These me1 s may have thought they were doinG things secretly. but if so they are mis taken, for they are being watched care fully. Democrats in the eastern sec tion should be on their guard and no let themselves be deceived by the ad vice of false leaders. one or two O. whom had part in the nomination O Attorney Kennedy for senator. Ther is no need of mentioning names. Le those whom the coat fits wear it.