New Britain herald., 1916-04-05
EVENING AFTER THE NIGHT BEFORE

NIGHT BEFORE.
 ! zhppened yesterday at the re- H primaries suggests merely ! of a feud existing for some
 een George A, QuigleY and Hers on the one hand and XCurtis and his, gathering on ' q fight that has not yet cul- N Because of q more master T zation. because of a greater na gnetism, because. of inde- A efforts on his part, QuiSley Il [ he victor. Yet this victory inlafieS does not necessarily 8Lt the Mayor will have a 4 at the city election next 1ather does the vote yester- : arm the belief of many that IVili be supplanted in office. T fact that more than eight zmcQ came out and voted for lesaged a terrible split in the the Mayors own party. It 3aat there are plenty of peo- ; s city who are not wholly in ath the methods and practices has put into effect since as
 he zmayorraltr. Tt means a
 vital, pulsing protest that itself, out of the confines of election and seek a greater action.
 l Int between Quigley and Cur lom it's very inception savored 1scrupufous. These men have I Ito cut, threats, to do anything about the fall of each other, |orted to methods that long
 cast into the discard by fair nen. The things they have manner in which they went cir work, hark back to the en Bath House John" and 0ink" held forth In Chicago. gorge A. Quigley is the victor fight, he has won his honors pense of the dignity and pride Throughout the fair name of New Britain l sullied. Dire insinuations n and are cast upon it by the 0 watched the mud-slinging l that ended yesterday, as it deserved. in a drizzly, dreary, in storm. Because 1t is all W, the sun came out and .pon New. Britain. It is a en, this sunshine of today. It at men, having shaken off the
 of such 8 spectacle as yes Ire prepared to settle down to it that no man sets him n this city as ear, emperor,
 potentatc.-. Personal feuds
 for the present, there is business in hand.
 le politics must go by the There is such a thing as being
 Il to bow to the dictates of ,lers and petty bosses. This y of the great American citi- II he shall go to the polls and
 vote as conscience dictates,
 shall not be governed by tho d of any man. There is a issue before the voters of and now that it has come to a s up to each and every man, IS of party affliation, to look pest interests of the city. not 9 of any one man. Mayor has been accused of many Iat. would not he conducive to ection. Because of some of nads employed against him tTges were discounted to great
 Yet the people will not be 'forget the high rate of taxes
 by his administration. Tac-
 fair minded men could not
 were mainly the cause of the tide of yesterdays ballot Is direction instead of in the his opponent. It was case sing between two evils. and It was favorable in the minds But the great silent voice ty is yet to be heard. It will
 next Tuesday when the cleo .hs are opened and the ballots .itizens cast. This petty fight day and the day before and
 weeks will be forgotten in
 ahead. Yet it is not all over means. There is a conven- ked tonight to choose the man st run against Quigley, and if lno are dissatisfied with the ngs have been conducted in Itain's municipal affairs take in the campaign that lrt tonight or tomorrow, the