New Britain herald., 1926-10-30
PARTIES REDOUBLE LAST HOUR EFFORT
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nounced, and the tenor of the sorv- ice will be politics and interest in government.
 The rally opened with the singing of America" led by J. Worthing- ton Baker. Mir. Allston pronounce ed prayer in which he pleaded for divine assistance for the officials who conduct the affairs of the city government and the courts. ! Mayor Weld told the gathering he was a republican for several years before he realized just why he vas so registered. unless it was the fact 1 that his father was republican. Then, he said, he devoted some time to study Of the principles of the party and he became a real repub- lican. He called attention 10 the work of Abraham Lincoln and said the political I ~inCiples of the great emancipator are still those Of the re- publican party. The mayor stressed the present financial condition of the nation as mark of republican suc- cess in government and urged that no elector remain away from the polls next Tuesday.
 Judge filling said he talked with Senator Bingham in Hartford last week and the senator requested him 10 carry a personal message to the negro voters of New Britain. Fling ham had been reported to have voted against establishment of beach for negro bathers at a cove outside Washington. but 1t was not circulated that Bingham also voted against beach for white hathers at the same time. The vote on the first project wa7 by roll-call. Bing- hams vote was negative because health authorities advised the rise and fall of the tide is not sufficient to purify the waters. Bingham. ac. Cording to Judge filling. has come ont In favor of beach on the Po- tomac river. The senator also has in mind a bill which will give com- plctc citizenship rights to tho natives of tho Virgin Islands. % per cent Of whom arc colorcd, Judge filling declared, and his remark was ap- plaudod.
 The democratic principle Of tariff for revenue only was condemned as injurious to the welfare of American workers. The speaker told of con- ditions aCcOmnanying such tariff under the Cleveland administration, and cOntrastcd present conditions under republican protective tariff.
 Return of demoC 'atic rule will be particularly injurious to New Eng land and Connecticut. he said. Pat Harrison, democratic leader having publicly stated that If his party is successful. "Wo are going to raise He'll" while $ uator Robinson is quoted as saving: "Tf tho democrats . got control, New England is going 1. to find ont wn arc in power. Con 1 n"cticut is so highly protected under tho existing tariff that it Is time |, something was done"
 Under republican rulr ConnectI- | cut has come ont of debt and could | 1inIidato today, Judge AllinE eaid, meanwhile adlling that liquidation
  noc'icut bonds arc such desirable . investment that their holders would not give thcm rp.
 Judge Alling asked support of inc state ticket on inc strength of its showing over periods Of from two 10 four years and for thc local ticket on inc same ground. For Willam IT. Judd he asked support on tho ground that as the fighting alder man from inc third ward" he has proved his ability.
 Senator Hall Representative RackliffH and Prosecutor Joseph C. Woods ovnnunded thn principles Of Inc rcpublican party and urged all 10 vote.