Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-08
THE PoLITlch hL OUTLOOK
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porter this morning TT never expected anything from that dutfit, anyway" he continued, growing madder all the while. T shouldnt|be at all surprised if they saddle the expense of an as sistant city attorndy onto us before they get through, They got their backs up at John Kellogg because he refused to assume lany responsibility for the change made in the charter amendments after they left the alder men and now they twant somebody to do his work while continuing to pay him. But that is lot as bad as they have done in other departments where they pushed up thd salaries and then employed others to perform the duties of the offices. By the - the common sense people of Waterbury regardless of politics won't stand for this any longer than they can help. They can't. If things should continue few years on this plan more than half of the people would lose their homes. Enormous increasea in expenditures all around and evdIy member of the bunch i'll hearty adcord with what is being done If thdse people were as generous with the help on their own payroll as they are with the public servants there woulH not be many men working in the shops for $1.25 day. A great many wera misled by the an nouncement. that this was going to be business admins trat ton, but I never thought so, but really. I never dreamed that it would be as bad as it is and don't suppose anyt ody did else they never would have got control of the city government
 Whatever this talk means there is lot of 1t going OH In all parts of the town and the strar2ge feature of it is that most of the hard words are com ing from life long republicans who make no bones of stating that their friends are beginning to prod them about the conduct of their party and want to know what is the matter. Many republicans are worried on ac- count of the effect this may have on the next city election while others are more concerned from business stdhd- point and state that they got out and hustled for the so-ealled business ad- ministration because they believed that it meant something to every person who calls Waterbury his home. But a good deal of this feeling will disnp- pear when the oily tongued politican gets around and talks to the boys, though it does look now as if the ward workers will have q hard time to coll vince some people that the present al ministration has handled things to the best advantage for the taxpayers.
 A great effort is being made Q have Mayor Elton accept a renomination for mayor, but it was said to-day on excel lect authority thatHis honor has decid- ed not to be cahdidate to succeed himself. If he sticks to his resolution to step aside Atebman Blakeslee is slated for the not nation, there being nobody in his wat low since Mir Beach has been provided for in the police de- pertinent.
 Notwithstandilk the feeling that ex- ists against the Administration the party managers fdel confident of being able to carry the next election. Ths Y rely q great deal dn the organizati, in most of tlse factot otieswhere thingsara Said r6 bedowp;so 4ne that new It,an doesn't be inside the gates many hours until somebody finds out all about him and sees that his name and address are turned over to the deputy of the ward where he lives. The management or some of the concerns object to this practice and 1t is understood that they won't have 1t any longer. but the waru workers will manage to get there some way.
 So far nothing has been done towards settling upon leader of the party m the city government to succeed MT Beach and it is not likely that there will be until after the next city cleo ton when the wiSt heads will be the better able to judrp from the men elect ed to the aldermanic chamber They don't expect to get the equal Of MT Beach. but they will make great ef- fort to choose the best man available. If they do this tlIete Is no reason why he should not sJ1eed provided MT Reach turns him OEer his book. some thing which no dkpt he will gladly do. The elevation ofFf Beach to the mead of the police depfhent Is cited by the party managers \ sample Of what re- publicans do for kse whose party loy- aIty show them t$thy of promotion.
 The democratS te not doing much; some of them cl$v that it isn't neces- sary. The othen 4llows. they say. are helping to open Ek peoples eyes and the best thing denAocrats can do just now is to sit on tle fence for while and let the men w1e are responsible for inc existence of tbn business adminis- tration do the fault finding. w. F.. Thoms may be the standard bearer of the party in the fall election. Some are talking of George W. Beach. but so far nothing has been done towards getting together upon one name. A good deal has been said in favor or A. N. Castle and few of the best work- CTS in the several wards want to see him trotted out. They look upon nm as a winner. Judge Lowe is saio !" have given out that he Will not ehts' the lists. but this statement IS no, ''- 6c,al so that for aIi anybody knows nc may be in 1t with both fee'. .r~. are first rate men dnd there arc ''I., o'n. r.hoso names might be mentioned, which show that I3 the people of Wa. ,or,,urv desire A chkngc of government ,hare is no scarcity of good timber on both sides of the htuse.
 While most Of 1he talk has
 .,ca ,o inc mavorklty there is some ,h;n.. doinv regarding inc other ofhces' hut nothing realy new mas o" 1. ,,sh, with the poslIble exception of . rrn,or m inc efrcet That C. Y. Kent may