The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-23
State Ticket
 Gains Praise
 Of Democrats
Party Workers in Bridge port and Vicinity Unani
 nous In Endorsement
ITS BOUND TO WIN, 7
 GENERAL SENTIMENT
Delegates Named Strongest Ticket Possible, Is Gen
 eral Opinion Here

tE sS1olIsIv satisfied that the state ticket named at the cohvention in Hartford last week will win at the polls on election day On all sides are heard expressions of satisfaction in the fxshreurth and calihre of the nominees, j<,n<5 nz.rtv workers here are agreed t<flatStfe campaign will be brought 70 ss4lae most successful conclusion ever attained by the Democrats or the state.
 From top to bottom, the workers here agree. the. ticket is the strongest that any party has named in years To 4flae, Farmer a number of prominent Democrats have expressed their opin-S ions on the ticket, as follows
 Town Chairman William .T.s Mullins: eve are going to win. It's a strong ticket and I don't see how it can De beaten Now that the nominations have been made everybody is safasned and we are going to line up a soAla Democracy in Bridgeport once nloaes Take 1t from me, were out to win
 Former City Attorney Thomas M. CuIlfnan: .tI consider our ticket a strong one and well balanced 1T, every respect I am confident it is win ming combination"
 City Auditor Bernard Keating: is a most excellent combinations The. candidates are all men of fine ealtbrs land 1t seems to me certain to wdnr''
 Frederick c. Mullins, Democrat1c lcandidate for mayor at the last elee7 ffio1l: s.The ticket is all right and l hope it will receive the united support l0f all Denocrats = $ Assessor w ilIfan F. Russell: The ticket is one Of the best ever no1nin- lated and we are certain to win with
 Alderman DantsI F. Walker suresi- ldent of the common council: From 4top to bottom I think it is the strong lest ticket ever nominated by Demo- Ecandidate has received fhe endorse r,1ent of the people by previous elec- 4tion to some office.
 Dennis B. OrNeiII. 'Tt is a splendid Iticket and sure to win
 Henry Atwater- Personally am greatly gratffed with the nominations and can see no reason why the ticket shshou1d not win-''
 Alderman John Fl. Eoughlin, Eighth district: Tt is one Of the strongest tickets ever put in the field by the Democratic party and I see no reason why 1t should not receive the united and hearty support of the whole Dem ocratic party.
 County Sheriff, William vollmer: Esgrhe ticket is good from top to bot ktonn. represents every section of the Ntate, ana ought to please everyone. :.
 Fred Atwater: @.The candidates are fvery acceptable and think the ticket Twill be elected.
 Attorney Jacob B. Klein. eI am highly pleased with the state ticket. Tt Is one of the best that has been z nominated in 25 years It Is well fbaIanced, every section of the state kbefng represented and it is ticket tthat the intelligent electorate of Con- lnecticut ought to support "
 Alderman John Fl. Casey, Sixth dis itrict: "Our candidates ought to sweep ethe state-''
 Alderman William j. Moran, Sixth kdistr1cts sTt is an exceptionally strong lticke6 and will win. =
 a Robert Weber, former town clerk: E EssThe nominations are the best ever.'' z
 Deputy Sheriff John M. Donnelly: saTshe ticket is the best nominated in E1namy years and from what am able Ito learn it will receive the united sup lport Of the Connecticut Democracy.
 Compensation Commissi ioner p. T. k3uickfngham: 'Tt is a splendid ticket land could not be improved upon They Eare men of high standing, whose FvvoEeh has been demonstrated in the tpast-''
 Former Town Chairman william W. Rentl They are all men of high Estanding- All have been tried and hone found wanting TheDe is TO kdoubt that with such a splendid ticket, kthe Democratic party will be victor hous-
 Coroner John J. Phelan. s1t is an iadnaarable ticket. They are all clean hnen Of high stan nding who deserve the Full vote of the Democratic party Dr. George w. Osborne: sI think khat the Democratic state ticket is the best that could have been secured. All fare men of integrity and of high stand4nR, and as such deserve the sup- bort of the entire state Democratic koarty.''
 2 Michael J. C1abby, 21st district state kseutral committeeman: sT am much pleased with the Democratic ticket. Fn especially pleased with the norni- tzaatfon of Lieut--Gov. TIngier as gover- Enor He is a man of high standing g land he is the strongest man that could have been selected for the position. kTEhe nomination of Governor Baldwin ifor U. S. Senator is also pleasing to stfunes in the past. All the men select tsd are of high standing in their re- kpectiye communities and should re- Ecedve the undivided support of the n1arty. ss
 Alderman Thomas McHugh, Second hafstr1ct: ssIt is a good ticket Every Imam on it is of high standing and bshou1d get united support of our party
 Alderman Clancy, Fourth district: rsOur state ticket should appeal to Re- ipublfcans as well as Democrats. Our lcandfdates are all men of the highest integrity and believe they will re- sceive the votes of all thinking men.
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