Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25
alew garen 9ailg aaa1orning Sonrnal and Goarier,
The Campaign.

The Bridgeport RepubIicans-Parade in
 WaIlingford-Parade in Fair Haven
 WestvilIe Republicans.
 The Bridgeport Republicans have their grand parade this evening, deferred from last week on account of rain. Second regi- ment Boys in Blue of New Haven will take part, also the Bigelow Zouaves, who will be the guests of the Molly Pitchers, the Invinci- bles and the c. R. Wright zouaves and per- haps others from this city. The Bridgeport Republicans will, weather permitting, illum- mate extensively all along the route of march, The New Haven commands anticipate very pleasant reception in all particulars. The Bridgeport ladies are astir on the refresh ment subject.
 Our Fair Haven friends will, this evening" have a chance to see a parade of some size in their own quarters. The Fair Haven com panies will be out, and with them the Third regiment Boys in Blue. The route of march is given in another column.
 There will be torchlight parade in Wal ingford this evening, which will also be an interesting occasion. The Fourth regiment will participate, leaving at 8:10.
 Members of the N. D. Sperry Mounted Guard will notice a call for meeting at the Garfield and Arthur Veteran headquarters this evening.
 Brigadier General Lincoln and staff will hold meeting this evening at headquarters in Exchange Hall, at 7:3O o'clock: Every member should be present, as business of importance will be considered in connection with the great parade on Wednesday evening"
 A meeting of the Fourth ward Republicans is called in another column, George l.. Ives secretary, to be held this evening, when an auxiliary organization for the business mems parade will be formed.
 A meeting of Garfield and Arthur Club No 3, Ninth ward, takes place this evening Probably 300 colored voters will parade in citizens clothes beside the colored companies which are uniformed.
 The following is the original line of march as laid out for the great parade on Wednes- day evening: Procession will form at the junction of Congress avenue, George and Meadow streets, thence up Church to Chapel, to Olive, to State, to Pearl, to Orange, to Elm, to Broadway, to Whalley avenue, to Orchard street; then countermarch down Whalley dNeu~o IO 1OEh. LO CHdpel, to DW1SQG, to George, to College, to Chapel, to State, to Union depot.
 We understand that the committee have so far changed it as to have the procession pass around Wooster Square. The revised line of march will be published tomorrow morning It is hoped that citizens on the route will dec- crate and illuminate their residences.
 Republican Parade in VestviI1e.
 The Republicans of Westville had grand torchlight parade on Saturday evening. Be side the local village club of Boys in Blue zouaves, Captain Loomis the N. D. Sperry Mounted Guard and the Bigelow Guard. The Broadway band furnished music for the pa rade and march was made through the prin- cipal streets of the village. Many of the res idences were brilliantly illuminated and the ''boys'' were repeatedly cheered on the march. The marching and fine appearance of the D. R. Wright Zouaves were particularly noticeable and favorably commented on by the villagers. After the parade the visiting companies were invited to Dawson Hall where bountiful collation. had been provided for them by the ladies of Westville. After the collation. three cheers were given for the ladies and three more for the Westville Boys in Blue. The march for the city was then resumed the companies reaching their head quarters about midnight