Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-20
CHARTERS HEARD FROM.
Denies Emphatically That He
 Will be On Third Ticket.

To Do With It-And- Thus Another
 Republican Scheme is Sidetracked--
 Economic Leagues Attitude Toward
 Mayor Kilduff-The Big Democratic
 Rally Wednesday Night is the Talk
 of the Town Go and Hear Candi-
 date for Governor Melbert B. Cary.
 The managers of the third ticket side show received solar pleXis blow to-day when Mayor Charters of An sonia positively refused to have any thing to do with it. Mayor Charters talked with the office of the Demo crat over the wire to-day and said that he never gave the matter of accepting a nomination on a third ticket serious consideration, though he is aware that many would like to have him do so. After all, probably his honor has been wronged by the managers of the third ticket, who wanted to have people be- ieve that there was a scramble for places on it.
 Mayor Homer $. Cummings Wednes- day night will roast the beef trust in
 
 Swift Lilley will be present to tell about the meatless dinner pail and the empty coal bod.
 Senator Carmack of Tennessee, who will speak at the democratic rally Wednesday night, is one of the most eloquent and forcib1e orators in the south. He is an earnest advocate of the peoples rights, and although a new. member of the senate he has by his energy and ability commanded the re- spect of his older colleagues. Don't fail to hear him.
 me candidate for governor, Melbert E. Cary of Ridgefeld, is a good speak CT and republicans as we'll as demo- crats will want to hear him Wednes- day night He has made study of economic questions and is regarded as excellent authority on such matters. The candidate for lieutenant goyer- nor, E. Kent Hubbard of Middletown. aIthough young man, proved when introduced at the state convention that ne IS we'll schooIed in the arts of government, especially that which per- eains 10 our state, and delivered an auuress that elicited tremendous ap- piduse. There is every reason to be- neye that he will tell the people of Waterpury few things which will @ Sounu Just right to dyed-in-the- oi lepuDican ears. We had occa- sion to refer to the candidate for at- 1nolney general, Noble B. Pierce of iis.oi, the other day, and probably
 e pest introduction we give of him noW IS 10 repeat what his friend and por, seiS MT Brown of Forestville. salu or him, that he is an honest faor, less citizen, and if elected will ha credit to the whole peonIe of Con,,oa . ucut. The candidate for conerros.s man at large, Homer s. Cummines of SlanIord, has been heard in Wa+or- : pury before and this is one rasso,, sWny people will flock to haai. bi,, again. He is one of the most bril- idnt men Tn the state and for this req soii the opposition never tire of airnino ,lissiles at him. Everybody shonId machine. epuoiican
 LOOK here," said one of t6e Eco- nomlc leaguers to a Democrat renorte,. y' to,uay' .Who's responsible for all this alA. aDout the league being out to uoWn k1Iduff? Pm q membar oe erat organization and know sometbino ocout Wnat IS doing, and I can sav "1lnouI rear of anyone comino for- ward to refute it that Mayor KiIdnff,, ndne never was mentioned at anv of our meetings. suppose tbaro .,o people tnere who may have grievances ihaglnary or otherwise. against hin, pul that has nothing to do win +boso WHO consider him a very credito I1o ouclal and intend to do all in +boi,. pomer to elect him comptroller Tf you douDt my word, ask the nresidon+ MT Lynch, who works for tbo nan,o ela1 ana see if he will tell you any D.1g Ilrng 10 the contrary. I'm o11t for nuuH haau now, just as I always have ts' en every time the party nominated 7ooo,.s -, anu We elect him his past fos'.- as public man in local af- a is aH the proof any honest eff o~-,.,st u.u .s ,' ask regarding what we may +ai,, ol nm as comptroller If cer- So.o,, a i.en,Ders or the league are op- 'eu ee ss lo nlIn' and l cannot name any +1,o n nno are for the reason that me question never came m +,,a..a ..,a' Lnat IS their privilege, but think it nnanlIestiy unfair for anybodv +o cor that the organization as a bodv is y o,,+ to ao nm. That is not so and any body who makes such a statemant nj ;s not telling the truth. The differanee .o petween Hynes and Flanagan is some tnlng the mayor had nothing to do W1tn and Pm not aware that inc league thinks so. The league is snn- porting Flanagan, but this must not pe taken as any indication that they want 10 implicate Kilduff in it" The apoVe statement was shown to MT Lynen and after reading it over care Iuiiy he said he had no hesitation in saying that it was all true. The league, he added. had not taken any action one way or the other regarding Mayor Kilduf's candidacy or any of the other candidates.
 All Quiet at t.onanvea.