New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
YOIR MIND Is MADE UP; THIN VOTE TOMORROW

1AF' n VI VI lN VI ME '
 THlN VOTE TOMORROW
 To'.un,aus and their newspaper organs cUs'omari,y uulize the eve of an elceton as the appropriate tlme for final effort 10 swoop down upou the voters with a bar rage Of mjnu-befudIung arguments - most Of them of the siie-show variety - in a last desperate effort 10 influence crec and independent wirJlcrs O. the }auo'.
 The last appeals have hecn male, tomorrow will sce tho decision of the voters caroic,.d. Few wait un- iii .ne last day upon which to make up thcr mndS so that it can he assumed that the settlement Of the camra4en is already present in the collective minds ol The states citi- zonry.
 Tha campaign from he oogin- ntng brought out the As:uEth as well as the weakness of the or ran.s#nou 1,adr1 hv J. Henry Norah9rE. The naming of Governor Fleet Hiram Bingham after the state had just fniSheA ,Iecting him to the highest onioe in the state was victory ef organization over the v.shrs of tle vast majority Of members or 'uc Republican party. It saovo1 t'.a strength of the Eora- back Inner guard 10 ride over all opposition.
 But after that 'be elements Of weakness cropped up. Instead of eating ont of Tho hands of Rora- back, arg 7H'I iolu4n'lal part Of ,ho Republican party Of the state wont ito revolt - tho most serious manifestation or indnp' '#ence noted in the Nutmor Republican circles in many q day. All shades of dIzrou.ont within the party rallied to the stao4ard Tho New Haven lo9nm-Couuor horato.oro hlde- bound Topumloau n,n ~paper hcal-  pI ,ra rc,o'tars. Meu and women oe prominence within 'Ie ranks of tna party ioncI III exposition to EoraharE and Bue1a'n, decEaling t1as would >o'r for Hamilton Holt. Tho Iatrer at fir" r, Carl"I s5 lay- jag utrc cuaroo ro 0ln, las hoen conceded as u@.tns fighting cuanro ivy u""y Eopuoucaos. How correct '0is +rw may he will he Guo7r 'wo,ur mgrt. Those who raGls ta. >oaaz'n of tho machine ,<prrt GlrzNam.s rlcclion but by smaErr ma.orfy than 'he figures for 2os.ruou HoraDac), himself eH- rro'. no more than lo.oo0 majority, wa-l is jess than third Of the >aecwher majority. Considering t4al rm.jjua#s usually claim more t.au .ra ssHa'.on warrants the umauuN Gu.r.s a'a a' ..as, stEn1a- cat a-hough cov doubt that Btog- han 0.l rvo.
 Aaor.er ".aNu~ss u. 'Aa orsaai- z7roa 7.. r4lr.ytcd when 1t .4a7t.. . oraoairn of .0i0cat,on a@a1ns' IIarr:.u lDor. A man rom rrrsr.at Wilson and E1- rrcs.dau rat faI .tgo'y nooored as pa'.orr AH~.eoN. anl rep rr-~or.4 ,.s la.n.. ~ta'.s in Allied c,-.arer,,s nas na sot'v wc'nreI q. aa ~7aD~m. ~uuf~ so~n saot>e .r.ue late o.'y noc ol,- .-s - .o r... tI.. r.a ,~>gr o' a ,.masuau v s~a in t..a' br~h las come to e.uso vas nho'h,r tho governor .Osrt as Inc farorite son oe tra Eoaua,h i,o.Hr. a. -Au#e1me, soarl .9 10 The r. $ senate n- s,a1.
 The cange.-n of iarceITe against r5mmtou Ile"t vas creating much disgust throughout the state when inc C. Q. |. was pu' on the dc f.nsj,o taluaga tho discovery that Bingham WIS not ,ngai >o'cr in Nov ual,p. a'uouE' h. lad voted there for 15 yrars, It IS possible h. may not hc p-rmftrd to vote there tomorrow. t IS tlo desire of Holt ihat no political capita. be made Of tbis tcc1ntca)'ty, howevcr. and he trusts Bingham Da permitted to vote.
 Senator Moses oc New Hamp- shire had bcqn sc1renI to "iircct the campaign for Gmgrom, but publication of his failure 10 stand by the policies Of either Presidents Harding or Coolidge made it ad- ,isable to keep him in Washington. Senator Watson Of Indiana, whose faction Of the party in his native state Is part and psrssa sf the hu