Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-26

Inlrd Ward.
 State-E. G. Kilduff. w. H. Johnson J. T. Ennis, J. A. Hitchcock, James J. Madden; alternate, Daniel J. O'Byrne.
 Congressional-Am H. Wells Henry J. Joy, John T. Derwin, Patrick J. Crane; alternate, John Claffey.
 County George J. Mcdonald, Thom- as F. Garvey, James Wheelahan, Ed win F. Cook, Edward J. Roach; alter nate, Henry B. Ioucks.
 Senatorial-Francis F. Guilfoile. John F. Caffery, IT. Andrew J. Broderick, Thomas Tyrrell, Robert H. Henebry: alternate, John R. Corbett.
 Probate Florence Clohessy, George G. Havican, Michael F. Spellman, James Eaters, William D. Keenan; al- ternate, Philip Hassel
 Tellers-Henry M. Begnal, James Courtney.
 Fourth Ward.
 State-James Mcdonald, James Fitz- gerald, William H. Lawler, Michael Crowley, John Carroll, T. F. Donovan; alternate, John Mcfarland.
 Shrievalty- John F. Calvin, Herman Stoffier, John Carey, James Shannahan- Bernard Erwin Thomas F. Mitcle1l; alternate, Garrett Henebry.
 ngressional-Morris Dee, Philip Donovan, Daniel Cavanaugh, John Kirby, John F. Luddy, Walter Wall; alternate, Thomas Wheelahan
 Th6mas M. Hogan, Fred erick Lallier, John Smith. Frederick Donahue, Patrick Coogan, Charles Bo- gart; alternate, Patrick Troy.
 Probate-Terrence Coyle, James F'lannery, John Hayes, Daniel T. Shan non, James Magner Morris Shea; al ternate. Patrick Sherlock.
 Tellers--Willia McNamara, Nich- olas McEvoy.
 Fifth Ward
 State-Edward J. Finn, Dennis J. Crowley, James Downey, Martin Scul- ly, James Thompson, George J. Cor. den, John Doolan; alternate, John Bald win
 Shrievalty- William Tobin, John W Leany, Patrick J. Sheehan John Leary. John H. Finley Michael Coss. James Ring; alternate. Thomas F. Guilfoile.
 Congressional-Fr X. Bergen, John ]. Egan, Matthew Carlin. Patrick Cavanaugh. Daniel G. Hackett, Will liam F. Dillon. Michael Moynahan; al ternate, James H. Wilson.
 Senatorial-Joseph Candy, Joseph T. Degnan, James Toole, David Sheehy. George J. Smith, Martin Brophy, James Hayes: alternate, James J. Devoy
 Probate William F. Howard Victor Bernier, Edward Duggan. William Bowes, Stephen Donahue Daniel F. Griffin Patrick Dougherty; alternate, Peter Rice.
 Tellers Thomas F. Burns and Thom- as A. Maher.
 There can be no doubt about the verdict It is an expression of the opinion of the democratic electors or regarding what they think of MT Strobel and his little clique or political wire pullers. It is hoped that 1t will not be necessary for the people to repeat it. But there is nothing in 1t for neighbors to quarrel over There is nothing undemocratic in it. So far no party to the contest has done anything and it is hoped that af- ter the convention meets and names it's choice all will fall into line and work for the success of the whole ticket no matter who is on it. A man who refuses to do this has no business seeking party recognition for h1mself. His personal friends may stand by him and he will also command such SUD- port as can be had from men who take a special delight in advocating candidates with ssbarrels," but he can not capture enough voters to win in a town like Waterbury. where the bulk of the people walk up to the polling places and vote as freemen should. There was great deal at stake in yesterdays primaries and it is a consolation to know that with lots of money, the assertion of almost | all the sharp politicians and the aid of two of the three daily papers the the StrobeI coterie went down before the rush of the democrats and labor men of Waterbury. But what's the use talking about it now. The people l have spoken and the croakers are Charters will go out of Wa Ierbury on horseback and if his | friends in other parts of the county | allow him to be knocked out of the | saddle Waterbury cannot be blamed | for it. For a time the battle was spirited, but after a few rounds the Strobel men commenced to gasp for 1 breath and long before time was called many of them admitted that they were not in it and started in to make them- selves solid with the league leaders
 The delegates on the winning tickets to the state, congressional, senatorial l and probate conventions are absolute