Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-22
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
The Interest I'm the Coming Election
 All Over the State.

The Interest I'm the Coming Election
 All over the State.
 Clever satire is sometimes more effective than facts or argument. A pamphlet of this description entitled tfThe Wedding of Mir. Bourbon Free Trade and Miss Nancy Inde- pendent" at Chicago July il, 1884, has just been neatly printed by Price, Lee & Co.,, of this city Both the State and town Repub- lican committees have ordered quite num- Der of them, and no doubt they will be largely circulated The New York Tribuen seys: tfIt is a campaign document in which the truth is made trebly effective by lively hJimor and keen satire. Vivid description of the ceremony, incidents in the bridal tour, correspondence with friends all. over the country and clever verses combine to tickle the fancy and compel the judgment of the reader
 Professor Chandler had his Glee club re- hearsal last Saturday evening instead of holding it tonight, as he goes to-day to at tend the annual grand musical festival in Worcester, Mass.
 The Republicans of West Stratford have organized Blaine and Logan club and the following officers were elected: President, H. G. B. Cuzner; vice presidents, R. T. Jen- nings and S. o. Garfield; secretary, w. NJ. Peck; treasurer, L. s. Catlin; executive com mittee, V. R. o. Giddings, John Reilly, c. E. Zink, Charles Porter, William M Thomas; finance committee, L. B. Vaill, Warren B. Nichols and George Moore.
 The Pratt & Whitney Blaine and Logan club of Hartford is uniformed and equipped and has long list of Hartford's prominent and active men as honorary members. The Buck Engineer corps of Hartford, fa- nous in the 1880 campaign, has been reor- ganized.
 General Adam E. King, of Baltimore, will address the Republicans of Ansonia at the Ansonia Opera House on the evening of Feb ruary list.
 The Ansonia Sentinel brings forward the name of Charles H. Pine as a candidate fo1 Congress from this district. Sixty-six names have been enrolled in the Butler club in Winsted.
 The Butler men in this State are not set back over the report that their candidate fo1 Governor is ineligible, as they say he has been five years resident of Stratford. Hon. O. H. Platt spoke in Winsted Friday night on the issues of the campaign. A Blaine and Logan fFBoys in B1ue'' club was formed in Southington Saturday even- ing.
 The glee club will meet again for rehearsal Saturday evening, September 27, and are re- quested to meet at headquarters on Wednes- day evening, September24 "A, at half past seven to attend the Republican rally at the new wigwam on Sperry street. The Republican rally in Waterbury Friday evening was grand affair. Immense crowds of people were out. General HsWley the speaker of the evening, was escorted to the rink by the Horse Guards, Captain Doherty, headed by the Citizens band amid blaze of red fire along the route. The rink, which seats 2, 2,00O, was filled to it's utmost capacity. On either side the platform hung large flags bearing the pictures of Blaine and Logan, while the whole hall had been artistically decorated with bunting and banners by Simply and James. The glee club sang. General Hawley's speech was one of his best