New Britain herald., 1930-02-18

instituted for their benefit Mr. ltOrIbICk believes in one party c0u- troi because onc.party control means onc-maChinc control: onc-macht., control means OnC-lnHn- -COntr0'. One-mHu control if prolitablc--Iur tnHt man. Mr Eoraback is tha' man. Ilr k the one man in con- tuol, He is using that control fJt his own profit. ] repeat rhc languunr 0, the constitution of our .tatc. 'Nu man or get Of men are entitled 10 exclusive public CHolumcn>S 'r privileges from the community TIr public utilities which Mr. Eorahl < owns and controls are getting. an getting uulaWfully, r>cluaivc public cmoIuucnts and pri,ilcGra, Tint laWlc.sncas must stop.
 Ignored Plea for Til cn
 "Nr. korHha"h s"Ns; We hI1' kept our car 10 the ground ucj mai ciously or for personal "2%rlndil mcut, but to ascertain aa far as po.- aibl" the thoughts and wishes of tar puhIic.'
 "Tcst tius with somn facts, >l the republican national couvcntiol the delegates were ready to nomlp- ate John C. Tilson as vice president Of tho United States. I( the Con uD"ticut delegation Would put up h,s name the nomination would be made. From end 10 end Of the Statr | th" people asking that lh" Connect cUi COngr, Smm get the high hOnur which was his for tine asking by Mt. NorHback But Nr. Eoraback paI no heed to the thoughts and th' wishes of our people. The pcopl" Of Connecticut elect Mr. Ejn9hMA as coNcrnor Of the st"lo. They To not wish him to hc senator Br Mr. Eorah@cl, wants him to ",, senator So Mr. Bingham bccom.. senator, The wishes and thoughts ot the pcopl" arc Of no imporcn.". President Hoover wants Mr. Aeon to be assistant attorney general .p the nitcd States. Prom end 10 cnl 0, the ~tatc comes acclaim for the man chosen 10 that high office. Tlu. pes rrsouudS with praise Of II choice made, Thousands of lcttc,s and trl>@rans are sent to President Hoover to make the appointmr:'l But Mr. EorIhHck. with his ear tu the ground. has other ideas So H. tells Mr. Bingham to block the a1- poiptlnont Mir. inchaIn does ,.s he is told. Mr. Alcoru is not ap- pointed, The thoughts and l'" wishes of the public are of no im- ror,ancr.
 Heard Hu>hiu" uf Waters
 "fcs, Nr. l;orabacl has had bja car 10 the ground. But this is what he heard. He heard the rushing 2! II any waters hclouGip2 10 the pop pie of Connecticut: he heard tlr voices of his uiuion@ in the Scnol" assembly giving him those mHuN waters: he h.#rd the drouc Of in. dlnHmos turuIn@ tlI" waters in. ) light and power: hr heard t'.- whrriuE Of machinery using th.t light and power; he heard the clin.,- mG Of gold. paid fer that light and power, dropping into tn" coffcrs 1f his masters in Fcnnsylvania; i," heard the voice of his masters sa' ing; 'Woll done. thou good and talt L. full servant, Thou hast given m'o us the birthrighD Of the Conuccticr, people. Thou shalt have thy r''- ward. Be thou president of tn' Connecticut Electric Service Com pIny.'
 "Hut h. has not heard the yoitc ot the housewife who needs light and heat and power for her hom and cannot pay for them; he his not heard the lament of tho farmer who has to sell his electric range because the bills of the Connecticut Light and Power Company urc mo'c than he can afford 10 pay, h" has not heard the complaint Of the bu,-' ness man who protests against q -b per cent increase in rates m tn" past few l,HrS in spite Of decreases iu the cost of production and trau:- mission. Above all he has not head the voices Of the majuod and tue dying. injured in grade crossing ac- cid,nt4 bccauSr he hus allowed fin. railroads 10 violate the laws of opi-