Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-06
The Campaign.

The Rally at the Atheneum To-Nighf-
 Flag Raising by the Whitneyvile Re-
 pubIicans-The BigelOyv Zouaves' First
 Parade This Evening-Fnir Haven Re-
 publicans A Big Mechanics' Club
 Grandchildren Hundred or Two Thou
 sand Members Expected.
 The New Haven Republican Town conven- tion to choose delegates to the Senatorial con- vention, Fourth district, takes place at Tyler's Hall next Friday evening. The call is pub ished in another column.
 The Republicans of Whitneyville have their flag raising this evening. Speeches will be made by L. M. Hubbard of Wallingford, and Charles A. Baldwin of this city. There will be torchlight parade The companies march out Whitney avenue and the display Will doubtless be fine
 Tonight occurs the first grand parade of the Bigelow Zouaves. Their uniform is handsome and showy, and they will doubtless make very fine appearance. A general l- lumination will be made by Republicans at the residences all along the route of march, and if the weather is fine hundreds will be out to witness the display. At the residence of Mayor Bigelow the company will be pre- sented with beautiful banner, the gift of the company's lady friends. The route of march will be as follows: Chapel to Church, to Whitney avenue, to Trunbull, to State, to Ed, to Orange, to Elm, to Garden, to Whal- ley avenue, to Broadway, to York, to Chapel, to the armory.
 This evening the third grand Republican rally of the campaign will take place at the Atheneum. The speaker is Mir. John A. Tibbitts, of New London. He is an accom- plished, forcib1e and eloquent speaker, and will ably discuss the campaign issues The galleries will be reserved for ladies.
 The Fair Haven Republicans have grand rally tomorrow (Thursday) evening Hon. Lynde Harrison will address the people on the issues-of the campaign. MT P. c. Moul- ton will also speak. The glee club will sing large turnout is expected.
 A big movement has been started by the part of the city, who emphatically approve of the administration of affairs for four years past and want no change" from pros perity to something indefinite and uncertain. A grand rally will take place at the Grays' old armory this evening to form mechanics club. Two hundred names are signed to the call. It is as follows:
 Call for the Mechanics Club.
 The undersigned, contractors, foremen and employees of Sargent $ Co.,, recognizing that the administration of the past four years has been remarkable in the history of the world for it's excellence, and believing that the in- terest of every mechanic and tradesman de- mands that the present prosperous times should not be interrupted by the introduction of a new and untried policy, or different theories to the tariff and finances respectfully call upon our fellow workmen to meet at the Grays' old armory, 195 Chapel street, on Wednesday evening" October 9th, at 7:30 p. m., to form mechanics club, the object of the club being to oppose change for the worse when labor is well employed and the times are good.
 Frank daHea c. Py West, D. McArthur,
 P. Bradford, John Ruff,
 J. s. Hinman, R. F. Burchel, Geo. W. Johnson, A. D. Sanborn
 C. B. Bement,i A. H. Steel
 And some 200 others of the leading me chanics and artisans.
 At meeting of the Hancock Veteran Le- zion held last Monday night it was voted to empower President B. L. Bisse1l, Colonel Tolles, Lieutenant Colonel Healey and Major Peck to call out the Legion for parade at their dis cretion, in the absence of regular meeting.
 A meeting will be held this evening at Wier's Hall for the purpose of organizing another company for the Tenth ward battal- ion. Voters of the ward who are not already members of other companies are especially invited to be present and have their names enrolled in the new company.
 Next week Tuesday will be devoted exclu- sively to naturalization of aliens in the Supe- rior Court, civil side.
 Company B, Tenth ward Bigelow Zouaves. Captain Loomis, have meeting at Wier's Hall at 7:3O o'clock this evening for drill and important business.
 Company 0, Tenth ward, held meeting at Wier's Hall last evening and there was large attendance. They will parade on Fri day evening, and it is expected that every man will be in line.
 Hon. E. B. George, of Washington, D. C., and Hon. Lucius P. Deming, of East Haven, 1 will address the Republicans of !Suffield on Saturday evening.