Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-02
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Some of the Economic Leaguess Want to Run Third Ticket.

Waterbury Men Are Opposed To The
 Plan-Democratic State Central Com
 mittee Elected John J. Walsh for
 Chairman Yesterday - Registrar
 Hynes Gives Notice That October B
 Will Be The Last Day For Making
 New Voters.
 There is an undercurrent of feeling prevailing in certain quarters 1t IS said that third ticket will be noml- mated by the Economic League through, out the state. A meeting of the local Economic League will be held on Sun day at 2 D. m. when the quesliol of the local league ratlfylng tnlIu ticket, if placed in nomination. Dy tue Economic League of the county oL state. will be discussed and action Will be taken. A Democrat reporter had an interview with prominent member or the Economic League today ill regard to the matter of third ticket. The leaguer said: There is movement on foot and it originated, think, with the members of the Economic League in New Haven, to place third tlcket III the field Whether or not this thlfa ticket will be made out in the interests of Mayor Charters of Ansonia, only, or will also contain the names or othef candidates of the league, who were ue- feated for the nomination-aS TOT H. stance. G. M. Wallace, of New Haven, defeated candidate for congressman cannot say. As to MT. Wallace, US the leagues own fault that he was not elected. As far as I know, not one or the Waterbury delegates, twelve Ill number, attended the convention. II they had MT. Wallace would have been elected. as he was only defeated by four votes. Personally, I am not in favor of a third ticket and there are many others in the league who are not But the opposition is strong, too, and of course the majority will rule If it is decided upon by the league to place third ticket in the field l hope that the whole democratic ticket is ratified, the only change being the sub- stitution of Charters name for Tomlin- son. But as I stated above, l do not favor a third ticket" 7.
 Another member of the league said: "I am very much opposed to the plac- ing of third ticket in the field. It will hurt the Economic League not only in this city but through the state. It will give Ghe people of the state the inn preSSion that the Economic LeaguerS are democrats only, when they can nominate their own candidates. I, for one, do not believe ill that plan.. David B. Hill bolted once and he will always remember it. The chances are that he won't do it again. Tomlinson won and he should be supported. It would be sad blow to the Economic League, which is so strong in this city at the present time, if it had anything to do with the ratification of third ticket We are democrats and we should sup port the regular democratic nominee"
 T. NJ. Coyle has called the probate convention for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in City hall. It is understood that Judge Lowe, the present incum- bent, will have no competitor, still it is pretty hard to tell. Who knows but a dark horse might enter the list at the eleventh hour and put the judge in the shade? 7
 Registrar Hynes wants to remind the public that October 13 will be the last day this season for receiving applica- tiOnS to be made voters. The regis trar's office is at room 3 Platt block. East Main street, during the day time, and evenings from to 10, where ap- piication blanks can be had and such Information as people may need re- garding registration furnished to all.
 N. w. Heater announces his candi- dacy for the nomination of registrar on the republican ticket. MT Heater is not in love with the manner in which the duties of that office have been per- formed by it's present occupant, MT Blair. If Mir Heater doesn't get the nomination from the republicans, he will probably consent to run on an independent or citizens ticket proyid- ed the citizens wished him to.
 The hope of the Economic leaguers, to persuade Mayor Charters of An sonia to run on an independent ticket for sheriff against c. A. Tomlinson has a poor chance of being realized. At the conclusion of the county conyen- ton at Waterbury yesterday, Commits sioner Donohue of Ansonia, who was a strenuous advocate of Charters nom- ination, stated, presumably with au- thority, that Mayor Charters would stump every town in the county and every ward in New Haven ill the in- terest of Tomlinson. The convention which promised at the beginning to be marked with contention ended practi- cally in love feast-New Haven Reg ister.
 Candidate Cary has received the as surance of David Bennett Hill. the democrat supreme of the Empire state, that he will aid in the campaign in this state and will make a couple of addresses here. The plans for ex-Gov- ernor HiIl's coming are not complete, but one address will be delivered at Hartford and the others probably at New Haven and Bridgeport. The an nouncement will create additional en- thnsiagm among Connecticut demo- crats. Other speakers of national sxep- utation are promised by the state com mittee. Candidates Cary and Cum mings will stump together and their itinerary is now being mapped out MT Cary stated at the meeting of the conn miffee that he will speak in every scboolh0use and town hall in the state before the votes of November decided the victory.