Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02
GET OUT THE VOTE
Democrats Are Hustling to Elect
 Representative Guilfoile.
RALLIESTo-NIGHTANDM MONDAY

Republicans Have a Scheme to Get
 Out the g. O. D. Vote-A Quiet TIP
 Will Be Given to the Men in tle
 Factories-The Polls Will Be Open
 on Tuesday at Six O'clock in the
 NTorning-Get Out Early and Vote
 Before Going to Work.
 The democrats held an enthusiastic meeting in the aldermanic chamber last night and outlined plans for the election which will be held on Tues day to choose a delegate to the corist- tutional convention. Collector ThoiDS presided and Attorney Minor acted as clerk. Addresses were made by Mayor kilduff and Representative Guilfoile. the democratic nominee to represent Waterbury at the convention, and sav. eral others, all showing the necessity of getting out the vote. It was said that an effort is being made to lead democrats to believe that the election is nothing more than side issue in politics that amounts to nothing, while at the same time very sys- tematic plan of bringing out the oppo, sition vote has been started and every possible scheme resorted to in the hope of giving Waterbury a republican rep | resentatiye at the coming reform con- vention Tn ortler to give the public some information as to the importance of this convention and why Water bury should be represented there by q | democrat, it was decided to hold three Ix~ ;..I,t ;.. | lyn at 1:3O o'clock, one at the cOreer \ of Washington and Baldwib streets at S:30, and another at F. F. Brett's block on South Main street at 9:30. The principal speakers will be Mayor Kill duff, Delegate Francis P. Guilfoile and l Attorney Thoms. Dr j. F. Hayes. At torney Greene Kendrick and Attorney T. F. Carmody. These neetines should be largely attended. Hellmann's Advance drum corps will head the pro- cession which will start from the city hall building this evening at z o'clock. l It was also decided to hold a general meeting of democrats and others fa- yorable to sending MT Guilfoile to the convention in the city hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and meetings of the different wards at the same place at'4 o'clock. Several committees we @ appointed to assist in helping to make the election successful
 It was said today that the republi- cans have arranged to facilitate things for the republicans i'll the shops next Tuesday so that the whole of them will come out. but dem- .ocrats should not be deterred from do. ing their duty on this account. On the contrary it should spur them on to greater effort than if nothing of the kind had been mentioned The mana
 gers of the different concerns are too
 broadminded to interfere with their
 help on such an occasion so that no
 man need fear that his going out to
 vote will lessen him in the estimation
 or his employers. Every elector
 should vote next Tuesday for either
 one of the three candidates. People
 who are satisfied with the manner in
 which the republicans have been run hing state and national politics will
 nave an opportunity to endorse thlt policy by casting their ballots for Gen-
 eral Kellogg. man whom noboJy ever accused of having anything to
 spare for his democratic neiyhbors Those who desire q change which will give the whole people better show to be fully and fairly represented i'm
 the courts and elsewhere will find i'm
 MT Guilfoile the right kind of man to
 present their views to the convention.
 and electors who have no use for Kel-, logg or Guilfoile or the principles they represent can satisfy themselves bv supporting Mir Chatfield. the candidate i of the socialistic party. No nam
 should shirk his duty. This "c5n-
 vention" is something fair minded peo,
 pie all over the state have been wish-
 ing to see for half q century and now q that it is a reality it behooves Us to
 make the most we can of it. The polls
 will open at 6 o'clock in the morning 2
 and remain open until in the after- ? noon. Those who are working in fac-
 tories. at least as many as can do so. should vote between and in the 2 morning.