Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-24
cAmPA1GN NOTES.

Tenth Ward Rally TO.NIgElt - The
 Anf1-Free Trade Club, Fair Haven
 Housing Blaine And Logan Rallies
 In All Parts Of the State.
 The Tenth ward Republicans of this city hold their grand rally this evening at the Sperry street wigwam, at which addresses will be made by Colonel A. D. Shaw, U. s. consul, E. B. Gager, of Derby, and Professor W. K. Townsend The wigwam will hold about one thousand people, and the biggest rally ever held in the ward is expected, weather permitting. Colonel A. D. Shaw has for many years been U. s. consul at the city of Manchester, England, and his inti- mate personal knowledge of the details oi trade and manufacturing there will render his address one of great interest. E. B. Gager, of Birmingham, and Professor Wm. K. Townsend, of this city, are also well known speakers. Singing by the Glee club will be feature of the occasion.
 The Twelfth ward, Fair Haven, Anti-Free Trade club meet tonight at 267 Grand street Judge Quillinan will speak.
 General Joseph R. Hawley and Hon. Au- gustus Brandegee made rousing addresses at a grand rally in New London last night. The Blaine and Logan Guard, headed by 8
  the Crocker House.
 Rockville has four Blaine and Logan com panies, viz: Harrison Guard, Independents, German company and the town company. Three boys were arrested in Rockville fo1 throwing mud, etc., at the torchlight com. panies last week A fourteen-year-old lad named Pinney was fined $1 and costs, o1 $950 Saturday two men were fined, with costs, $14 each.
 The New Britain Republicans had grand rally last evening and were addressed by General Carter, of New 0rleans-his first speech in Connecticut. He was escorted tc the Opera House by the Hawley Guard and the City band. He comes here from Massa- chusetts, where he has made two or three speeches after an extensive tour through Maine, stumping for Blaine. The general earned his title in the Confederate army, but since the war has become thoroughly Ere constructed His long experience as 2 stump speaker and his experience as pro lessor of political economy in the University of Louisiana and as minister to Venezuela under Garfield enable him to treat the sub ject of protection in very original and con yincing manner. He has been in New Bri tain since Saturday night and has been en tertained by the Republican town committed and by Mayor Pickett.
 An enthusiastic meeting of the IrisF Blaine and Logan club of New Britain was held Monday evening at the Republican head quarters. The following officers were elect ed: President, Patrick Dunn; vice-president Matthew Clark; treasurer, Michael -Odell secretary, William J. Ode1l. The club mum bers 50 members. At the same place the Swedish Blaine and Logan club was address ed by Judge Chamberlain and General Car ter of New Orleans.
 The Republican club in Occum numbers seventy-six members, ifty-three of whom will join marching company.
 The Greenvill0 Republicans have formed { Blaine and Logan club with Charles E. Blum ley president and will form campaign mili tary company.
 The Montville Republicans threw fnt Blaine and Logan banner to the breeze Satur day at Palmerville. Hon. R. G. Hooper of Montville, and Congressman John T. Wai preached the gospel of Republicanism. This evening the Republican citizens O Norwich will have grand rally. Com panies A, B and c, Blaine and Loga1 guards, will do escort duty to the speakers. At meeting of the Irish-American Blain, and Logan club of the Seventh ward, thi city, held last evening at 257 Wallace street sixty members were enrolled and the follow l ing officers were elected: Captain, M. Delany; first lieutenant, J. Nolan; secretary \ William Fitzpatrick The following wer I appointed committee to wait on the Re | publican Central committee to inquire int | the matter eff uniforms: M J. Delaney William Fitzpatrick, after which the assc citation adjourned to meet this evening a | MerWin's Hall at 7:30 p. m.
 The Young Mems Republican club had very enthusiastic meeting last evening. Tn l club reports IA names on the roll, all voter but 4. A finance committee was appointed as follows: J. E. Rice Winchell, chairman James A. Nelson, H. Hopkins, c. L. Smith G. H. Clingan. The club has hired rooms over Ford's jewelry store in Simpson blocl and will have a reading room there. Int club also voted to turn out in a body nex Monday night as escort to Hon. H. B. liar rison. The club will on public appearance wear dark clothes, white gloves and have { club badge. The badges have already beer received. They are cream colored with golc fringe and have gold plated pin for a fas tener.
 The Ansonia Blaine and Logan clubs were out in full uniform Monday evening and marched to Birmingham and took part in the rally there. They made pretty sight as they marched down Main street, which was crowd ed with spectators. First came the Farrel Advance drum corps, followed by platoon of pioneers with large axes over their shoul- ders; then the Farrel Advance, Captain Moore, sixty-six men, with white coats and brass buttons, trimmed with red, and nickel plated helmets and straight torches. The Tingue drum corps in their handsome new uniforms made a splendid appearance and were greeted with cheers as they came down the street playing for Wallace Reserves, Cap tain Johnson, with sixty men in line. They ing since their last appearance on the street. The Pine Cones and the colored club not having received their uniforms were unable to participate ill the parade. Colored lights were burned and our citizens irrespective of party joined in giving them a hearty send of. The speakers were General J. w. Illus ted, of New York, and Captain Patrick O'Farrell, formerly letter carrier in Hart ford and now a lawyer and clerk in Wash ington, D. O. The meeting was large one.
 Woodbridge and Bethany Fair.
 The Woodbridge and Bethany fair occurs on Wednesday and Thursday, October and 2. The fair will be good one. All are in vited to attend.
 For Judge of Probate.
 Hon. Morris B. Beardsley was renominated for judge of probate by the Democrats at Bridgeport yesterday. This is the fifth con secutive time that he has been so nominated
 Killed on the Track.
 An unknown young man, well dressed was struck and killed by the White Noun tain express on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, just this side ol Thompsonville, yesterday afternoon.
 The Democratic Parade.
 The Democratic moguls have about decid- ed to have the general turn out of the Dem ocratic campaign organizations on the evening of October 1st. By that time they expect all the clubs will have uniforms Thil parade is for home talent only, no out-of town club coming in on this occasion.
 Republican Gathering in TrumbuII.
 One of the largest and most enthusiastic