The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
! TWELFTH STRICT VOTERS TURN OUT
 FOR FINE RALLY

run INE HFiGL
 william H. callan, born in old West Etratford. led most enthusiastic Dsmocra4tc rally at the Twelfth Dis tntct Independent Social and Political club at Newheld avenue and Beards- ley street last night. That Adr. Calian man of the meeting was enlinently xtEfng. for he has been connected vs1th Beznecrattc politics dn the dis 9rsct for years as yves his father be- fore him.
 m soceptdng the ychadrrnanshtp of tl1e meeting MT. Caalan saids
 sGeutlemen, feel we are on the eve of yictoy Not so long ago we went before the American public for ezadorsern ent of the Democratic prin- cfples How well the people agreed with the policies of our party is ann ply attested by the splendid najori- 1Eas given woodrow Wilson and all our candidates
 .sqow we are called to uphold the hands of those men we have elected to office. It is up to us to see that they are given proper support know we will give it: [ know that wosr voters Of the 1zth district mean to hold up the hands of woodrow VII son fn keeping us out Of this war. 1znow that you mean to send to the board Of aldermen q man who will support our ideas fin matters civic and atsthis time it gives me great pleasure to present to you the chairman Of man in this distrtct MT. Fred erick D.. Hobson.s,
 MT. Hobson said in part. sssssst9y Friends in the 12th district, deeply appreciate the honor you have done me in naming me your candi date for alderman. have lived among you for a number of years and your inter- ests are mine.
 1T feel that this big TweIfth dis tfict, the largest voting district in the city Of Bridgeport will best be represented by a Democrat, one in ksires and that is why ann seeking your votes.
 T also ask your whole-hearted sup port for the other candidates on the Democratic ticket.
 .sI gives me pleasure to present to you Patrick H Brady. our candidate for representative. Let me say to you now that Mr Brady has ably represented bis district in the board Of aldermen and he should receive Che hearty support Of every Demo erat in Bridgeport. in his candidacy for the general assembly. We need inch like Brady to represent us in the
 
 1In part, MT Brady said: s.dy friends. if we do nothing else we ought to support our Presid ents Wood row Wilson, and if we do nothing else We ought to support the men who are supporting him. am candidate for election to the general assembly. but before all that before [ could ask yous to cast. vote for me feel that T ought to ask you to endorse tile pol 1cies Of the present admin stration.
 Cast your votes for the whole Democratic ticket. from. top to bot tom. Vote the ticket as you have voted 1t before and rest assured that the men you vote for. will be as loyal and sincere ih the discharge of their duties as public officials as you are in the discharge of yours as electors I wish to thank you for your support in former years and pledge myself if elected to serve the best interests of the city to the utmost of my 7bility.,'
 Attorney Daniel E Brennan made one of the best speeches Of the even : ing.
 The tarir is not an issue in tlais campaign. The issue is whether the voters Of this country want to help President woodrow Wilson continue the policy of constructive legislation that he inaugurated.
 There are some Republicans who would have you believe that Demo cratic states pl6 S5OuCn are vent on bringing ruin to the North. Not so. Here we race a condition where the President Of the Limited States has fathered and brought about more con- structive legislation than has been ac- complished by any president for the Ast twenty years We must return to Congress those men who have been in sympathy with him and who have been helping him up to now. Unless we do that a11 their previous efforts win have gone for naught
 We are nation at peace while all Europe e Is involved afn terrible war. It IS xVooarew Wilson whom we have to thank for this happy condition here. We want continuation of this policy that means peace and happd- ness here, and the way to attain tha; end is by givingkour President a Con- gress favorable to his policies.
 sI urge upon you the election ot Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin as United States Senator and the reelection oi Congressman Donovan, to aid in hold ing up the hands of our President for peace. [ urge upon you the necessity Of eIectfng out entire state and local tickets as an endorsement of the poh- ices that have been inaugurated under Democratic rule in the nation and atate.r
 Attorneys F. e. Calhoun and J. A Cornell. brilliant young oranorE, Evhe