Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-02
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

was to issue. They were out yester day and were circulated around stores and business places. You workingmen who get hold of them just glance around the circular and see if you find the union label stamped thereon. Look out for more circulars to follow. It is pretty hard hines when the re publican machine is forced to get g speaker who casts his vobe down Mil ford way and who was at one time 6 democrat. Perhaps being dropped by the democratic party from the lofty positions he once held, he is looking fo1 satisfa action. Where are all the re- publican speakers In the Waterbury ranks?
 Every means is employed to defeat the democratic candidate for mayor. Men who hitherto never gave thought to local politics are in the game this year ''for all they are worth" because in MT Lynch they see the choice of the people. Every working man in the city has determined to vote for Lynch, to give the working mans choice for mayor a chance.
 The republicans wiM hold rally ir City hall tonight. They want to set the hall well filled and 1t is believed that the attendance will be large be cause many are curious to know whaf reasons the speakers will give for ad- vocating a change of administration in a town t1iat has outsripped al competitors during the past half cen tr1y in the industrial and commercial race and did it under democratic rule
 
 Edelbert Reichenbach, the democrat ic candidate for treasurer, is by nc means a newcomer in Waterbury as the opposition would have us believe He has resided here for many years, has always been identified with the interests of the town and is repre- sentative man among one of the largest and most desirable clements that go to make up, the heterogeneous popula. ton of this town. His name adds strength to the ticket.
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 The democrats will hold rallies to- night at North square, corner of Vol colt and East Main streets, and cor her of Baldwin and Bridge streets. Among those who are expected to speak are Attorney Lynch, candidate for mayor, Mayor Kflduff, w. F. Thoms, tDr Hayes, Dr Kilmartin, At torney Marcus, Attorney Guilfoile and Attorney Reeves. Everybody, repuD- hcans as well. as democrats, should turn out and hear them 1
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 Comptroller RusseIl's work speaks for itself. He is an efficient, pains taking public official and fills one of the most important positions in the gift of the people in a manner which meets with the approval of all who come in contact with him. Why is it that the opposition ask for his removal? Be. cause one of it's own members wants 1t, not on account of any charge that he is not doing his work in satisfac- tory manner. Vote for Russell.
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 At the lowest estimate S25,O0O is to be put into this election by the repub- Hcan machine to win out That $25,- GOO, 1t is expected. will mostly be spent in attempting to buy votes. What voter will be approached to see if he will barter his rights for few dol lars? Why, some of the very people who have been assailed so insultingly for the past few days. It is easy enough, as Tom Waller used to say, to take that money, but it is not so easy to deliver the goods.
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 At the head of the list of constables is the name of that old warrior of democracy, Thomas H. Pryor. There is no more popular office holder in the city than the genial colonel His re- election is certain. Associated with him Is man who has always per- formed the duties of his office efficient ly and conscientfously. He has a1- ways been strong democrat and al ways a hard and earnest worker for party success. He is Maurice F. Car mody. who should receive big, roul ing vote on next Monday.
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 John HeaIey has had considerable experience as member of the board of relief and his party has put him forward as candidate for the position again this year. Those who know She importance of that department of the city government should not overlook 1t during the great scramble for other placeg. MT Healey's running mate, William Bowe IS bright, young man, honest, ambitious. and his friends sf1oEtEd rally to his support and see that he is kept well up with the pro- ceSsion.
 It would be supeu-duous to spend any time talking about Sheriff McDonald's s fitness for the office of sheriff. He has held it for many years, is familiar with all its details, gives it his whole time and considering his long connec- ton with public affairs has remark ably strong hold upon the people, something which would be out of the question were he other than a faithful public servant. "Jack'' has earned the confidence of his feIlowmen re- gardless of party and no doubt this is the reason why everybody ds looking for his pasters.