Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-09-26
HoNoR1NG cENEnAL mEnwIN.

ho 1oYr OFT
oao A"iso "' We.
the republican candldate TOT governor,
General S. E. Merwin. General Merwin
sat upon the platform with President Mat
s. oa-o1 Go, - cer.-,,or
ene""n, oe.o"'
blgelow, PRESIDENT De"en OF inc cnamoer
of commerce and other prominent citizens.
The events of the evening opened with a
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n''ie iniorinai speeoh NAMING "nu 'aoS
A. Howarth, an ex-president of the club,
was first called upon. He spoke of the
work of the Young Mems Republican club
in helping to place the republican party
back into it's proper place and thought
the work by the young men
had been enormous. These young
mems cluhs had drawn the vounp men into
noIit;cs and GIVEN them an active interest
+, ,,,,h1;o offe;rs m; thont makino them nol;-
t; IL p' 1 We are nleased said he. to have
placed in nomination man who is above
I'll nolit,cians and machine work. We
hear a great deal of talk about pluralities,
but in Connecticut there would be no plu-
! ralities if it were not for republicans. We
have a few brothers who unfortunately do
NOT have the same ideas as ourselves. They
are are not not to blame. perhaps, for their pecu-
| liarities Init if thew did not have these
| thew would cast a republican ballot. I
| have seen a good deal Of the state, and I
am sure that the trend of public opinion is
in favor Of Governor Merwins lad
T1ansa
:. The nresident of the Connecticut State
1eaone. Edward L. Lindsey. was next in
trodnced He smoke of being mistaken a
fa,w dsus ooo 90 he nrasidanf of The Ra-
nnh1ics, iesone Int stated that he had far
| rratha1. Ia at fbe head of the vonno mon Of
i
| he sai5 and in lime The yonno men viii
| he at ths hood If Connecticnt noIit;cs He
po,: ~ w - 80 s"'S y. L. IL s ~
@ VmcIo mo,u n ~ - dI ~ !
1ion ~ noA'y Iuo 5a w eioaD ls Sne
| parry 1nss 11ln 1. -n9 u M-a Parry me'
IN IaItlero lasI weeA uesa 10y anu ns auopc,
60 piaIlot" opp I W Iiee pa..o. anu
d atn o4 this ,,,a4fnr Tat 3D. s4amd for
frea ba ;iat p amd fair count and The nax4
sosooir VI 'o"' VIII "'
oam. lApP4tauso - ,,,;
Onairn'an oalnes Dis.op VI VI: leRuDn I'LL
can town commlttee SAID ne DeheVeo one
reason why the party would succeed was
because IL nao nom1na5eu man WHO !ne
people nave wantea. mere Is no o 1acI on
.ne Patty ssaid he ht Nv nur na;or
~ ana +h;nI that two vears hence We
~, anu . nnl 'uaS wv yo"iI A h1s W.
wiz place Gonn 1 Mnoie $40 o0.o 70 H
anone 'Te loyal ieP"oiio"n S'''eS VI 'ne
nortn. lApPiause;!
Attorney jacob T. tooonart toio OF no"
ne mad labored long and earnestly 1or tne
welfare OF the clup, anu was JUST as 81,
thuslastlc to work as hard again Tor such
man as Genera! Merw1n. he was sure
| every MEMBER OF the clup shared us senu-
ments. 1t was durlnga dark DAY IN the
life OF the Young Mems republican cruz
that General MerWln mao extenoed q
helping hand. Now the club can
show its appreciation and he even thought
that both the club and General Merwin
should be congratulated in the friendship
OF each other. The republican party VIII
commune 10 exist as long as we nave sucn
genuine bricks as Tom Reed and Jim
Blaine. Applause Call them crazy dem
agogues or what you will, 1t is just such
men that save country from destruction.
[Applause.] But there are always host
of little men who wish to pull them down
clamoring to pass force bill. But
it is only safeguard thrown about the
ballot which has been in existence in New
| York for years and the democratic party
does not appear to know it. General Mer
win is bound to win. [Applause.1
Colonel F. T. Lee said he was not poll
tician, and had cast his first ballot fol
James G. Blaine. He always has and still
considers him our greatest statesman alive
he SAID General a Merwln had been a mode ode
since he began his career in this city. 1
Is IN the prosperity OF such men that TN
public rejoices and loves to see then
placed in high positions by the party. N
wonder, with such candidate, the republi
can party presses forward to victory will
new life and vigor. Although we have tn
very pest OF leaders, we eannot De on oul
guard Leu US oe caieil 1iere ID no1n:nt
~ 4al lI -; 70 pt ~ r. aD tot t;aIt
M Sae that +hs neo W andorss the ent;r
t;et s e@v e IIe .I p ;ts he,o~ad had at ~
have at the head OF our state next Noxem
Der tne most NJ man 1or tnat posluon
General 5; y. Merwln; lApPlauseI.
hite ~1ncneii M Gor u p .n9 on a,,,,
in i'm 1894 90 'n Ganars1 M Merw;n was one 1 -
those who addressed the club at this time
He nroed them to fioht the good fpht q
faith 70 the end and the sneaker declared
this advice seems to have been take,
fbronobont tba state and the nat;ona
iaaaer,as H. aa;a 49, Na+;onaI 1.an,,a a,',
9 a. IL .t. Aoas e 20 a..t
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arler .ile liianiier vi lne Ne" raven ci"o
nc .nuusi' she youns nu .:a "io ~" -
controi " Inc Pol.ties Vi IN
ssa'e I'M, anu We We are Re-. continuity noiu
wbSere o" thew 'D' e1;s. p" He heI;ave e
the marty won1d carry the state bn
thongbt 4 devoiyed chiefly mon the wori
done bv the vonne rennbIicans Let NJ
! no+ he afr.;a 10 fiaI+ npdar orr o,r,, hon
mar Let ms stand sonarely mon on,
,iatfor,o Tot nc dacis~a sorarelv tho
1ra heliavo IN ,,rotective +ar;ff and in ,
60 Iii &c - 70. no sooa1lad 1f ~,
80 IL H. - :: 10y - -. AZ.
carry .neee piihoipios ola.eiy 'niouen In'
campaign We can cohsratuiate ourselve
upon tne eiectloh OF Iepuohcan govefno
ana rePuD,lcan ieglsla1ure: !Appiaas.ee y.
deneIai =, .. oreeiey, Plesioen. OF tn
hePuo!can league oec.areo hUtnlng nag
I ueen saru e P iosa0us n LIS vsue
snan ;ru. w. - oa, III nH on IT, snH s'ius
.o 1 w. n4r no hnt ho1;an ~. WI" ~, 10 10
la SUI o ~. Ienose W: .an oleo
1ne eht,re sta'e tieAet Ny . maJority sooe
Inc only way 70 90 u surely Is TO get on
every republican vote. Dont waste TIM
by trying to convert democrats Sc
1nat our own votes are an polled
mere Ism nalne on on o l .icAeI put goo
one But gsand epa aa1 tnan men can be ar
ruo ,.at,,r,, fo,,r con@rassaa, anS ai., ~
distinonished Gentleman who renresents II
in the United States senate GApnlause
President James D. Dewell of the Cham
her of Commerce said he tool daen;nta,
ast n tha Vornn panuh1;oan Ill ".a
e ~ - :. - Ing opoDn a1aa: oiuo on ~.
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