Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-04
POLITICAL POINTERS
Democrats in All the Wards Holding
 Meetings Nightly.

Meetings Nightly.
 The democrats of the fourth ward will hold a ratification meeting in the City hall annex tonight at s o'clock. The committee is very anxious to see large attendance at this meeting. There Is considerable preliminary work to be done in order to get things in shape for Mondays contest.
 The committee from the fifth ward met last night and finished up every thing connected with the primary It was voted to call a general meeting or the electors of the ward, to be held Ill the city court room at 8 o'clock to- night. It is urgently requested that the meeting be largely attended
 The democrats of the first, second and third wards held meetings last night and outlined plans for the cleo fion next Monday. A remarkable fea- tI1re of the gatherings was the actlylty shown by the leaders of the tickets op- Dosed to the administration at the prl- maries nearly all of them being pres ent and apparently more anxious lo see the nominees of the party roll up bio maiorities than the other fellows: This is the right kind of politics, anu men who act upon that principle never lose caste among those whom they op- pose at the primaries.
 The women voters of Waterbury VIII VIII find something to do at the pohs heAo 1Ho Monday AS many of them as gre rooJstered will be entitled to vote for ina candidates for members ot tue hoard of education and they shoulol make if a point to exercise the prIS- ila0e in behalf of Isidore Chase, Dr George ". Russell. Timothy J. Car mody and Charles I. Kent, the delno- cratic nominees. men thoroughly continued in every way to perform lhe dnties of the offices for when tney have been nominated. The women voters should get together and roll up a big vote next Monday.
 The democratic candidates for alder- mon in the fourth ward should not think they will have a waIk,over ne1n, ,1,, Monday. The opposition is thoroughtx organized and desperate effort VIII he made on their part to elect tnenf ticket Special effort will be made 10 land Cornelius Tracy, who is belne pushed for the position on account ol his large interests in that district. oi- monsyiIIe will give MT Tracy a DE vote and scouts are touring other parts of the ward with a view to makluS converts from the democratic camp, Mr Tracy is a good citizen. put the oiu fourth has too much at stake to ahoW the opposition to break through ITS ranks at this time. The democrats should get out and hustle.
 Many of the north end people wan to know if Scovill's shop owns the first and second wards. The republl cans are running three candidates fol alderman from that factory and nat uraIIv ouite a few would like to know what if all means The north enc fared remarkably we'll during the pas two wears in the matter of public i'm movements and if the residents stoI fo inquire the why and wherefore o1 if they will find that it cannot bt traced to republican sources. Every thing done in that district under tnt present administration was taken hole of on recommendation of the board ol public works so that if that section wa: treated fairly the past two years tht credit belongs to democrats and tho republicans can claim no part of it What wonder then, that the republi cans fear the people will wake up tt a sense of duty. blink at party lines for the present and elect the democrat ic candidates for aldermen. Some folks may say the north end owe' what it received from the present ad ministration to the republicans in th' aldermanic chamber. This is not so It is due mainly to the efforts of thu representative from that part of tn town on the board of public works, M Whiting, who did more for the frs and second wards than all the republi cans that ever pleaded their cause be fore the city boards.