Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-10
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

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 James Graham Plumed Knights
 Enthusiastic Meetings Nm All Parts
 Of The State.
 The West Haven Republicans banner rais- ing will take place on Saturday evening, October 11th, at o'clock, in front of the postofice under the auspices of the West Haven Blaine and Logan club. An appro- priate speech will be delivered by Professor William K Townsend. The James Graham Plumed Knights will be present in full uni form and 8 good time is expected. The Re publieans of West Haven never do things by halves and are wide awake for Blaine and Logan.
 The James Graham Plumed Knights made their first parade in West Haven Oct. 2. Headed by the West Haven band and the Columbia drum corps, the company pass ed through the principal streets of the bor- ough and were received all along the route with much pleasure by the citizens. After a serenade MT. Graham presented the com pany with very fine banner. The company is one of over fifty men and nearly all are voters for Blaine and Logan.
 The Hon. F. x. Schoonmaker, of New York, addressed a large audience at Cherry Hall, South Manchester, on Tuesday even ing. His speech was clear, sound argu- ment for protection and was listened to with the closest attention by large body of work ingmen. The Manchester Republican bat talion held a short parade and escorted the speaker to the hall.
 Senator A1drich, of Rhode Isla1d, will ad- dress the citizens of Collinsyille and vicinity this evening.
 Hon. John R. Buck and Mr. John A. Stoughton addressed the East Hartford Re publicans last evening.
 Blaine and Logan flag was raised at Elm wood, near Hartford, last evening with speeches by Judge Arthur F. Eggleston and Leonard Morse, of Hartford. The Elmwood band furnished music and the ladies a colla- tion.
 Hon. Andrew J. Pickett, mayor of New Britain who was nominated for Senator from the Fourth district on Wednesday. is a prominent manufacturer of New Britain and president of the Landers, Frary & Clark Co., a man of high character.
 Colonel WheeIock T. Batchelder, of Win sted, was nominated by the Republicans of the Eighteenth district on Wednesday. He was a soldier in the war, has been State comptroller, and is a successful manufac- turer.
 General George B. Mcclellan is announced to speak in New Haven during the campaign to his Democratic brethren. When he de cides on the day, train and hall the Demo crats will issue general order.-Courant.
 New Britain had big rally on Wednesday evening. Although it was raining the Flaw ley Guard and Blaine and Logan escort turned out and escorted the speaker, Hon. Mr. Schoonmaker, to the hall. He made a powerful speech. In the latter part of his speech MT. Schoonmaker addressed himself to the adopted citizens. He said he had a right to do so, his own ancestry being Donegal Irish and Amsterdam Dutch. His showing of what the Republican party had done for the naturalized citizen and the en- forcement of respect for American citizen ship the part of the old world govern ments particularly clear and effective
 A rousing German rally was held in Rock vile on Wednesday evening at Whites Opera House. Hon. Frederick w. Holb, of New York, was the speaker. MT. Holb is a German of fine address and powerful speaker. He was introduced by Mr George Nargle, and large number of prominent Germans were upon the platform. Three companies of Boys in Blue, with major and staff mounted, paraded the streets until near ly 9 o'clock, when the speaking commenced at the hall. Many of the streets were finely illuminated and some of the houses present. ed a beautiful display. The entire address was given in the German language and the speaker was frequently interrupted by bursts of applause.