Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-19
POLITICAL POINTERS
Biz Democratic RaIIy-Robert- son and Waller Bsre To.NIgbi.

The democrats have plans perfect ed for another big rally tonight, when ex-Governor Waller, Judge A.. Heaton Robertson, the democratic nominee for governor, and the Hon Christopher A. Avery, the democratic candidate for representative at large will be heard on state and national issues. Attorney Francis T. Reeves will preside. There will be parade starting from the democratic head quarters, corner of Center and Leav- enworth streets, at 7:30 o'clock. It is expected to be the biggest thing Of the kind ever held in Waterbury. All democrats and people in sympathy with the principles of democracy are invited to attend. Mayor Thoms and many other public officials will be in line.
 Everybody will want to hear Tom Waller and this coupled with a desire to see Judge Robertson ought to be sufficient to bring out crowded house. Ladies who might like to hear the speakers will be accommo- dated and 1t is hoped that they will be present in large numbers. It was expected that Frank Herring and Theodore A. Bell would be here, tut these men are needed in the west. But Waller Is more than match for the best of them and Robertson and Av- cry are good speakers, too, so that the meeting tonight will be rare treat
 The following are the vice-presi- dents and secretaries of the meeting:
 Vice-presidents - William E. Thoms, Edward L. Frisbie, Jr, Mi- chael J. O'Haren, Michael Keeley, Chester M. Hawes, John H. Moran, Frank B. Hull, James F. Mcknight, Giuseppe Summa, Alfred Charbon- neau, Theron Minor, George w.. Richmond, Max Oser, Thomas Kane, Charles Kazenkas, Abraham Holman, Harry Brennan, Samuel Henes, Louis P. Hincliffe. Alfred Drescher, James A. Hynes, Alfred F. Wolff, John F. Gallagher; Eugene Clarkin, Chester M. Hawes, Joseph c. Srahan, John L.. Saxe, Charles Miller, Frederick J. Brown, Jeremiah M. Daily, Matthew F. Cassin, joseph Shobrinsky, Will liam H. Johnson, John H. Malone, Frank Pope, Louis Archambault, Louis Schick, Honorius J. Sorel, Thomas J. Ellnor, Hector A. Dubuc, Thomas Wagner, William J. Spain, D. J. Mahaney, Max Pollak, Nelson J. Melton, c. A. Jackson, Edward F.. Cole, John D. Freney, Edwin w.. Mooring, Samuel Henes, Jacob Mus Ter, John Moriarty. Frederick Kiel, Edward J. Finn, D. J. Lahey, Martin Scully, Elisha Leavenworth, John J. Seifen, M. J. Smith, M. J. Ryan.
 Secretaries-John c. Thompson, Paul summa, John M. Joy, Bernard Seligson, Mortimer Heffernan, Isaac Shapiro, Wilfred Le Vasseaur, Charles H. Lee, Charles c. Rogers, John J. Galley, Martin J. McEvoy, Leonard Asheim, Oscar G. Tuebner, August Bretthauer, Frank J. Ogden, James J. McLinden, Emile J. Bouf- fard. Thomas J. Lally, Abraham Mendelssohn, Morris Spirit, Raymond c. Deylin, James c. Whiting, Michael F. Greaney, Joseph c. Neill, John F. Garren, Peter A. LeCour, August Fiege, Albert A. Irion, Dennis J. Mitchell, Thomas Reyes, Edward B. Moran, Acly w. Castle, John Hurley, Edward McElligott, John J. Ken naugh, John Sachsenhauser, William M. Tyler, Isadore Chase, William s. Jones, Milton Veil, Thomas F. De- vine, M. J. Colloty, Edward B. Har- die, Thomas B. Moran. Edward L. Futile, John w. Mcdonald, Charles A: Fine, D. W. Sullivan. John L. Saxe, D. H. Tierney. Peter J.S Ba- han, Charles F. Harder, Peter B. Reeves, Hosea B. Jillson, Dr Kilmar- tin, Robert A. Lowe.
 The Monagan Guards will be feature of the parade. The line of march will be from the democratic headquarters along Leavenworth street to City hall, thence to Ex- change place. down Bank street to Grand street; down Grand street to South Main street, and up South Main street through Exchange place to the hall.
 w. E. White, socialist speaker addressed large audience at Grand and Bank street Saturday night. MT White is nice talker and if put forward as democratic orator he would be drawing card. He pitched into the republican party in fine shape and for time many thought the speaker an out and out Bryan advocate. The republican platform reminded him of a chapter in Dickens book, Hard Times, which tells of capitalist in one of the schools of England, who figured it out that the per capita wealth of the British Empire was about five pounds. A bright pupil reminded the gentleman that the number who didn't have that much money was very large, whereupon the ad- vocate of the men with the pile re- piled that that made no difference. It is about so with the republicans, MT White said, They tell of the im- mense wealth of the nation, but they are beautifully silent about how it is divided. MT Rockefeller and l." he added, fare worth $2,000, ,000, but bear in mind MT Rockefeller has the $2,000, ,000." Then he went on to tell story about Taft's reply to query as to what a man should do who has a large family, is out of employment, has no money and sees m chance Of peffinp emnloyment