Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-10-30
ro-n1GHr,s HrG RALLY.

The Largest Republican Gather1ng
Of the Campaign Expected at the
HyperiOn-The Evening Parade.
To-night's big republican rally at the
Hyperion is expected to be the largest
political meeting of the campaign in this
city thus far. IF the weather is fine there
seems to be no doubt but the big theater
will be taxed to its utmost capacity The
presiding officer will be Governor Henry
B. Harrison. Senator Joseph R. Hawley
and Hon. Mah1on. Chance will make the
principal addresses General Aerwin win
be among the other prominent arepub-
licans on the platform.
General Hawley and Mr.. Chance will AZ
rive in the afternoon and viii be enter
tanned at General Merwin's residence on
Orange street. At this place the Young
Mems Republican club will. visit them in
the early evening and escort them to the
Hyperion.
For this purpose all members of the club
are requested to be at the clubs headquar-
ters promptly at Z o'clock. Atiquarter-
past the club will form on Chapel street
before the Insurance building. The
line of march of the short pa
rade will be down Chapel to State, to
Trumbull, to Orange and thence to General
Merwin's residence. A bountiful display
of red fire and fireworks along the line of
march has been provided for. Houses and
stores will be brilliantly illuminated and
upon State, Trumbun and Orange streets
the display is expected to be notably fine.
The procession will be headed by the
~ Maonnro1d
will be grand marshal and his aides will be
L. w. Hall, Captain Luzerne Ludington,
R. M. Burweu and G. D. Nicoll. From
General Merwin's house the paraders will
escort the distinguished gentleman down
Orange street to Chapel and thence to the
Hyperion, when the meeting will be opened
at o'clock. = i:
The president of the meeting, ex-Gover-
nor Harrison, will be introduced by Presi-
dent Matthewman of the Young Republi-
can club.
The list or officers who will occupy seats
upon the stage is as follows:
President.-.Hon. Henry B. Harrison.
Bigelow, Charles P. Clark, General A: II. Terry
Ell Whitney, A. W .DeForest, Thomas Forsyth, e
Henny D.
ker, Thomas R. Trowbridge, General E. Greeley
Hon. Henry F. Peck Charles S. Leete Dr.. J. Pc
H fsdi " F. sternberg, Even aeint A
Arthur D; Osborn Rev. J. E; Twitchen, Thomas
Bennett aa W; NJ s9nn no Rey Miller e
a. E. Ember, William Villain scharf James 4. How
Ketcham, Charles II. Townshend, A. P. Wilder
| N. s Wells, F. H Hart, J. B. Darlington, Henry
Reyes WejgaR sn schep L w. BsecheE james
R ReS +. jacobson, 9. X. Shepard, J. NJ Marlin
n. Easterbrook, jr., Louis Pfaff, Rev; John P
ALERT Alert Tton, H. 6. Warren, Colonel Frank
Lee, B. E. Brown, Lewis Elliott Herbert Barnes
dur rGrs e. ststso sobsrt
Ssss5s %ofssp French John aS S|iS:;s
201sp 9effcots E: B. Foss s. T. pibbls =:
Brown, J. H. Wilkins. George R. Burton, g: s
Hamilton Colonel 8; j. Fog G W. =: Benedict en- 3,
3. Fem, L. I. Camp, S. n. N. Smith, Charles 2
Graves, N; H. Hoyt, 5r., George Martin. JohI
Roesser, Major 2. Ma6er, b. 5. Clark, samue
nj Whitney 5r LISdRg
e cam oS1sssedt rev Hsnrs Pa1ma
David steele, Hsrman gussmann, Henry 4
8. B. North, George D. watrou., F. g: Bushnell
e aSrgs Ms erS
| thewman, Julius Twiss, j. B. Morse, Mose
! Thomas.
Sacretaries-Colonel Rutherford Trowbridge
W. F. futile, Joseph Keglmeyer, A. G Benedict
Lewis I. Norton, s. 9. Pease John 2 Mason
Hendee, H. B. Dayton, Henry Bell, B. II. Doug
lass jr., D. T. Mallett, Louis NJ. Ullman, Angus
Hanson, Anders P. Vallbers, Robert Malmquist
John E. Lindquist, August Samuelson, Alfred 3
Lila, Charles D. Nicol, Arthur w. Wright
George A. Pickett, G. F. Gruener, F. w. Skif
J. H. G. Durant, William M. Emmerich, Georg
M. McKendrick, W. A. Spaulding, John Wilkir