The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
Democrats
Various Candidates
On COP Ticket Also
Scored In Addresses
Democratic Womens Club Host to Local Nominees In
First Public Meeting Mclaughlin, BlackaII Speak

General Assembly. This work will
continue II Democrats again are
elected 70 the state legislature and
10 congress"
Attorney General Mclaughlin
scoffed at the Republican propa-
ganda program entitled, THE Voice
Of Recovery" describing II as en-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES record, boxed
and shipped out by Q radio sta
tion": q product OF some ghost
writer which Is delivered BY some
fellow with q pleasing voice."
I'VE Democrats 20 10 the cause
the attorney general declared, charg.
ing that the Voice OF Recovery
Record and other Republican at
taeks In the campaign concern
themselves only with the effect OF
the economic situation The legisla-
ton we have enacted and what we
are working for "a designed TO ellm-
mate the cause OF the trouble. What
dribble Is the Republicans talk OF
o Job for everyoneW
Publicity Department
The speaker called attention 70 the
publicity department Of the Repub-
leans issue Of slips TO get opinions
from 1000 women regarding their
thoughts about campaign issues.
He said that nothing had been
heard from the Republican publicity
department about the result or this
spoll," indicating that the report
was not favorable TO the Republic
cans"
Regarding the Republican oandi-
date for senator, Mr.. pahaher, the
attorney general remarked:
mfr. Danaher says he g q friend
Of labor and, on the other hand
says: send me TO washington and
/ win oppose all New Deal legisla-
tion.' Remember, the New Deal
legislation sponsored BY President
Roosevelt Is all In the interest OF
labor.
"FIe Is no friend Of labor who OPP
poses the program Of the greatest
friend labor has ever had, Presi-
dent Roosevelt"
Turning TO the record Of Judge
Raymond =. Baldwin, Republican
candidate for governor, Mr.. Nc
Laughiin declared;
raymond Baldwin has opposed
every legislative proposal In the ir-
terest Of labor which was sub
mitted during the time he was IN
the legislature"
Promises Everything
The attorney general affirmed that
the Republican platform promises
everything but does nothing; that
Il provides no definite program ~
to how II would cut taxes or IN
crease revenue. He called upon the
Republicans TO explain Just what
taxes they would eliminate or reduce
and what new revenue they would
provide.
Mr.. Mclaughlin lauded legislation
sponsored BY Senator Culhane
which, he said, saved depositors with
money In closed banks OF the state
untold thousands Of dollars"
Senator Culhane thanked the
women for their support for the
party and himself In the past and
outlined the legislative program
tending toward economy and en-
cheney under the leadership Of Gov
ernor Cross. He cited his own record
OF sponsoring social and economic
legislation.
Attorney fIeaiey and Mr.. Egan re-
ferred 10 the tremendous Democratic
maiorities Waterbury has given TO
the party In the state and national
elections Of other years, saying that
the vote this year will match any
previous showing.
They Joined the other local can
didates, Representative Mahaney
and Attorney duastaferri. In prais-
ing the Democratic platform and
the candidates named to the state
ticket.