Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-13

1e Hon Bourke Cochran will talk on Ational issues from democratic andpoint. The ladies want to heal Is eloquent orator, and no doubt the mmittee will try and find room for lem. Several persons who cannot get
 the meeting before 9 o'clock are hzxled to know what to do and hope r Cochran will be kept back until lat time. Everybody who likes to be lly informed on the political situa- abn is anxious to hear Cochran and in nsequence of all this yearning for zalth the republican campaign man ers are very much worked up over Se affair. They hope nobody will be- Rve anything the speaker may say ith reference to bad faith on the lrt of the 2. o. D. If there are doubt g Thomases in the democratic camp. 6d there may be a few, Or honest re- #tblicans who think more of their }untrv than of their party, and there se some such folks, every mother s 5n of them should be on hand Sal day night.
 T the meeting.
 The following vice presidents have ben chosen: Nelson J. Welton, G. w. leach, H. l.. .Frisbie, ST, ELL Frisbie,
 R. K. Brown, F. J. Brown, H. l.. s,rttle. Charles Miller, Elisha Leaven- forth, F. T. Reeves, F. B. Reeves, Q.
 Egan, F. c. Morris, F. M. Morris, #. E. Thoms, H. w. Minor, T. Minor,
 Fl. Wells, s. I. Wells, Arthur An z,ews. E. F. Cole, O., Y. Kent L. Q. ell. K. R. Hull, John Littlejohn, F.
 richmond, !. D. Chatfield, H. A. Alllar. G. R. Thomas, Lncien Pratte, eorQe Panneton, H. J. Lapalme, M. anchette, l.. Archambault, Dr J. N. ellemare. M. n. Russell J. Fl. Mur- V. '. J. Brophy, c. Boylan, Enmons hipman. D. T. Altman, D. Foley, John lurley. J. F. Hoiohan, F. J. Lawlor, 3r B. A. O'Hara, Dr E. W. McDonald,
 A. Hynes. J. H. Mulville, J. H. KIl- tiff. D. Kiiduff, T. J. Brennan, F. .'nrns. Thomas Bowling, D. F. Dal- in. E. B. Hardie, J. s. Neagle, J. J. eraghty. IT. Frank Phelan, w. E. annen. William Doyle, Edward poke. Fred Sirica, Paul Summa, rank Insogna, Pasquale Ciminera, nuel Friedman. T. F. Conway, h..
 Archer. William Archer, O. H. Con- sbrs, William Donegan, J. J. Dwyer.
 e. Moore. J. J. Dawson, R. A. owe. ]. M. Newell, J. s. Neill, R. aclie. John Gilmour, J. O. ThOmp- s'bn. +. F. Guilfoiie. O. Dunphy, E. J.. onahue, D. J. Mahaney, T, H. Hayes,
 Corr, P. Holohan, P. J. Reardon, D. heehy, Frank sheehy, E. B. Kelley,
 E. B. Kelley. jr, M. J. Mo |voy, J. 2. Cassin, ID. J. Finn
 E. Martin, J. H. Madigan,
 F. Carmody, F. l.. Andrews, T. F. zevine, Jean Jacques, c. w. Messer,
 F. Jackson. J. J. McDonaid, Isadore nase. M. Kaiser, J. Fl. Moran, J. Fl. rary, J. W. Burns, E W. Beach, M.
 Keeley, ST, Nj. M Keeiey, Jr, Dr F,
 Keeley, James Whiting, T. F. Mo ahon, c. O. Kilduff, William McCar~ N, John Bergin, T. F. BeFgtn, J. J. cOarthy. c. Moriartg, ]. l.. Saxe, A. eichenbach, Dr J. J. Galley, A. Iwei- bl, John O'NeilI. F. B. O'Neill, Q. y. erpont. 0. Belfit, w s. Jones, T. W.. tzmaurice, John Ryan, pr E. Connor, D. T. Hart, V. Bohl, Q. robel G. Strobel, G, T. Lake, w. J. bain, H. J. Crane, ]. Clohessey, rank Ray, J. D. Harrington, F. Gre An, H. W. Lake, 0. F. Mahoney, J. ". affney, T. F. Lawlor, D. J. slavin, ichael J. McEvoy, J. N. Russell, J. Fl. Oab5luy, J. n. 1VOpSAS S. NsSs bhn Moriarty, M. Doran, Thomas foran. !. H. Loughlin, william Her 5ann. Mark Warner, Philip Curran, 'eter Curran, Joseph Madigan, H. F. By, J. c. E. Gross, J. M. Lynch, Q. aloney. K. L.. Maloney. M. Scully, D.
 Iahey. Lugi Bertoh, Frank Mari bili. B. Witkowslxi, John Stokes, eorge Prisavage, Charles Kazemekas, Staczokas, B. D. Keenan, Thomas Fheela sun, F. J. Reilly, M. Coss, Tim. khy J. Phelan, J. H. Condon, B. X. ergen, l.. Tobin, ]. H. Wilson, F. itzhenry, B. ]. Collins, F. w. Halpin,
 F. Hallinan, E. F. Callahan, G. T. hckson, Joseph Gaffney, L. O. Herr, r G. 6. Herr, A. w. Castle, M. J. aley. M. J. Smith, F. Clohessy, D. J Iansfield, T. Garvey, W. E. Tough bn. F. W. Connor, J. F. OfBrien, O. B.
 ebster. L. Raffel, James Luddy, M Connolly, Dr T. J. Kilmartin, Ed. ard McGrath, J. T. McGrath, William cGrath. John Fl. Moran, John Sach bnhauser, II. ORourke, Dr J. F Hayes, John McWlhgott, John Shanley aptain F. F. Ramon, M. J. Murphy Heffernan, r. Hackett, HI Pagan
 P. Noonan, J. E. Maher, 0. F kaher. Michael Guilfoile, Dr J. D reney, T. M. Freney.
 Karl Hangl of New, York, who came ere last night to talk to German dem crats. told a representative of this aper that Connecticut can be carried br Parker and Davis if the people ake up and put some ginger into tht hmpaign. He was not particularly leased with the management in thii tAte. but he hoped Germans woult ee where their duty lay and do i hether they had listened to any o1 be spelIbinders or nof. 1t was bat light and as most of the Germans liv' bme distance from the hall, the mum er who called to hear MT Hangl wa' lot large. 'sGermans," said Mir Hangl Iare not like other people. They don lush to a meeting in answer to U gen raI call. If you want to have then ome you will have to send them al Invitation by postal card or in som ther way instead of the newspapers s a rule they are not politicians, bu hey do like to hear a good speaker Ind. unpleasant as the weather is,
 hink the attendance would be large B the matter had been handled prop rly. There is absolutely no doub bout New York, and there is no req Bon why Connecticut should not be il