Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-19
SET 'EnUP IN THE OTHER ALLEY.
Another Whack At The Men Who Think They Can In.
 fluence The Catholic Vote

| cient in mental power that you cannot i think for yourselves, or so devoid of
 self-respect that you cannot resent the
 worst insult that could be offered to l you in holding you up to the public at
 no higher value than your vote is
 worth Oh election day.
 But what has become of the fellow 7 who runs the republican fishery? He 4 is certainly not earning his salary. f President Roosevelt has appointed a | Catholic assistant postmaster general
 and would you believe it2 No one has | yet put it forth as an argument that Catholics should vote for Roosevelt.
 Maybe someone has realized that the l vote-catching business with Catholics
 as bait has been overdone; maybe it 1 has suddenly dawned upon him that 1 Catholics cannot be insu1ted with im- punity; maybe someone has heard the 1 echo of the protest that has gone up all over New England and New York; maybe the fool-killer has got out his
 'sbig, stick and soundly lambasted the 1 impudent chap who thought the best way to catch Catholic votes was to treat them like IshAaelites in a land in whose welfare the whole interest is centered and every page of whose his tory is bright with the deeds of their forefathers. If this last be the case, ! 1t is one of the safest and sanest" things that has been done in this cam paign.
 EYES OPEN.
 Wilson Fl. Pierce and Samuel
 Marsh spoke at meeting of the third ward republican club last night.
 Notwithstanding all the naturaliza- ton papers yet to be issued, the court had little to do to-day, and unless people hurry up half those whose names are on the list will go over. The court will be in session to-mor row, except between the hours of II o'clock in the forenoon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon, when Clerk Root and MT Gillette will be in Terryville tssu- ing papers. They wilx go to Nauga- tuck tomorrow night and Friday night to tissue first papers. Remem- Der, foreigners can have first papers any time by calling upon Clerk Root. The court will be in session here all day Friday and Saturday and proba- bly, Saturday night. For some req son or other the democrats are slow in showing up Whats the matter with 
 they get a move on them and show the other fellows what they can do when they get down to business.
 Local republican managers have now become desBerate and in their efforts to gather Strength they have succeeded in enlfStmg the cooperation of few fellows fh some of the fac tories with a view to organizing po-i iitical clubs in the shops. This is a new move, not quite so bad perhaps as sending the bosses to the help, but intended to have a similar effect, but so far they have not made any con- verts. On the coIyrary the scheme has got the other fellows on their mettle and as a result many who were not very particultr which way they voted prior to this move, are now solid for Parker and Davis.N All ready the American Ring Go and the Scoyill Manufacturing Go employees have organized clubs. The latter will hold rally in City hall Friday night when the Hon Michael J. Kenealy of Stamford and Fred Orr of New Haven will talk on protection. The third ward republican club will attend in body.
 The biggest bet made in Wall street Monday was on the result of the New Jersey state election, Mendham Bros betting $5,OOO to $7, ,O00 that Black, the democratic candidate, would carry that state. J. J. Judge bet $1,000 to $500 that Herrick will carry New York state. A great deal of money was put in the hands of brokers to wager on Roosevelt's chances in New York state, including $1,0OO that Charles H. Marshall has to bet against $500 and S5, ,000 which Wasserman Bros have to bet against $3,5OO Marshall has $4,- GOO to bet against $1,60O that Roose welt will be elected, and A. Sartorius has S1,O0O to bet against $350 on the same result Sartorfus also offers $750 against $500 on Herrick. Fred H. Brooks offers even money that Roosevelt will carry the state by 20,- 900 plurality. He offers odds of 10 to 3 on Roosevelt's election and to on Herrick's election.