The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-08

run exactly as it did in the state election. Last. The rumors flow ing fast and furious throughout the city even though In a whis- pcred tone, If true, place Gov. Baldwin in very precarious posi- ton as far as getting votes in Wa tcrbury is concerned should he run for office again.
 Made Real Mistake
 He is being named directly as being responsible for the disinte- gation Of the party and believe 1t or not that process is In the works. It is common gossip that right along he made a deal with the Democrats and when he promised Prosecuting Attorney Charles Summa and his numerous friends that he would appoint him to the judgeship he had no in- tention of doing it. That was real mistake on the part Of the governor.
 Mir. Summa was the logical can- didate for the position. He had all the qualifications necessary, the actual court experience, con- sidered as one of the best and squarest prosecutors Waterbury ever had in the city court, respect cd by everybody, and looked up to by a very large population of Italians in Waterbury as an ideal representative of their race. Be- cause Of the slight the Italian people of Waterbury got through Governor Baldwin, J. Warren Up- son, and Bill Pape, the Republican party as It's stands now under the leadership of those three men can consider itself lucky If 1t receives one hundred Italian votes in the coming election. Watch closely in the next few weeks and see the activity on the parts Of different groups In the city. believe there will be an Independent Republi- can party in protest to J. Warren Upson's methods Of running the Republican party, They claim he with the assistance of Registrar of Voters Albert Taller manipulated the rules of the party so as to make him a dictator. Well as he himself Is credited with saying one time, so what.
 Nothing To Dictate
 What can he dictate over when he has no party to dictate over?
 A tip to Mir. Upson. Most Ital- ians will never back you up. The German people of Waterbury be- cause of the dropping of MT. Jos eph Wilhelm, two years ago, and now Emil Hummel don't feel too kindly towards you. The Jewish people in the Republican party feel that you gave Atty Philip Bernstein run around. Geo. ToWlcs friends in the Bunker Hill section resent very much the fact that he was not placed when you said you would place him. The people in the Overlook sec- ton feel that you are double deal ing with the City Manager form of government and your own party. The Irish people of Waterbury because of your animosity to John Bergen, Mortimer J. Calvin and John McHugh, president of the Irish Republican Club feel that you are openly opposed to the Irish element. The colored vote in Waterbury is mostly all Dem ocrats since you took over The French people want recognition and only lately showed what they could do by recognizing the French Republican Club but their recognition came in the form of turning down a woman favorable to them for the post of probation officer and the retaining of a Democrat. Among the Lithuan- ians, Polish people Syrians and other nationalities there is dissat- isfaction with your handling of the Republican party and your untiring efforts to please William J. Pape, who the majority of Rep- lican voters do not think Is the Republican party. Why in Gods name don't you resign for the good of the party?
 A REAL REPUBLICAN,.