The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-23
"OLD TIMER" TAKES MISS HANION TO TASK FOR
 DESERVING HER PARTY
Waterbury, Conn.
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Waterbury, Conn. Sept. 20, 1885.
 Editor of Democrat: This is blunt letter to Miss Catherine Hanlon from an old timer. believe she's running for some kind of political office. Oh yes, she's on the Ind. Democratic ticket. Well, in the advancing par agraphs I want to have her men tally grasp my points quickly and | accurately.
 Years ago Miss H., rocked you in your cradle, and why have you turned 2. o. per. Your father l (God rest his souD wouldn't like the idea of his daughter being classified as a political rebel. He was "man!" He was in politics 6 Jcffersonian and Golden Dem- ocrat. He never liked political "Redcoat", and God help the man who tried to convert him to E. o. p.-ism. He often said this: John, any man who would revert from Democracy to c. 0. P.-ism would change his religion!" Miss H., do you mentally analyze the point?
 Also years ago on the Hill po- liticai traitor would be placed in q barrel and rolled down Bridge St., starting from the old Green Road He'd end up near Davy Sheehy's, and the crowd congregated there, would give him couple of John l.. Sullivan blows. ,,.
 For the life of me, Miss H., can't visualize why you've aligned yourself to the Tobin and Pape forces? Don't you, dear girl, realize that these Tory and Redcoat gangs are going to get a good beating at the polls oct. 9th? Why, I'm amazed and surprised at your stu pidity. I mean politically. didn't surmise that you were so gullible and easily led politically. Well. Miss H., hate to say this, but your legal and political careers are all over. Dead! Dead! Beyond re- call! MT. Tobin and MT. Pape have Jou tO tHo NIoBb OA < ViAbA~ cal Mcndacity." You artificial poli- ticians are the laughing stock of the town. Enough said!
 Dear Miss Hanlon, the women voters of the 18th district will cru- cify you on the Political Tory Cross of Redcoatism." Your polit- ical perfidy is a boomerang to the good old Democratic party. Both of these careers for you are now almost extinct. Well, it's your own fault.
 Miss Hanlon, 1t said this in last Fridays Democrat: "This city is surely going cosmopolitan when we sec the Burralls. the Halls. the stevensons, the Upsong, the Ro- lands, and the Chester Gillettes hobnobbing with the GriffinS, the Sullivans, the Fitzmaurices, the Whistons, the Cascys, the Flans- gans, and ---." Well, can explain this very easily. We, the Irish and Irish Americana, for the next two weeks will have q grand time drinking free 6. o. p-ers' beer and eating free g. 0. ?. sandwiches. By Oct. 8th, we'll be as strong as oxes, and we can give the "Top Lever" a more vigorous pull. We arc stringing along with Hayes, and we are giving the "Silkstock- ings" great political kidding. Frank Hayes doesn't buy voters with free beer. MT. Ed. of the Democrat, you can tell the world that we, loyal democrats, will have front seats at the next z. o. ?. get together on Baldwin street. Their free beer was delicious.
 Psycho -anaiyzing the Ind. Dem- ocrat conspirators, who are they ? The originators and the -Four Pantaloon Gossipers" are: Barris- ter Tobin, Foul Ball Connor, Old Maid Carney and Double-Barrcl Sheehan. These "Great Irish- Am erican Mocking Birds" sold their political souls to a Redcoat pratt ling would-be- political dictator These superficial. artificial and smail-towfi political nonsensical gabbers will meet their politcial doom Oct. the Sth. symDathize with this misguided bunch.
 Yours sincerely,
 AN OLD TIMER. P. s.--As Chick Fitzpatrick trui, said: "rhe z. Q. ?. campaign ii