Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-13
POLITICAL JOTTINGS.

Two Republican Rallies Here Next
Week-The one Tonight - Eighth
Ward Republicans - Judge Hol-
comb for Senator-stamfOrd Ger
mnns-Grover Cleveland and MIR.
Benedict-Ralph HI. Park-Cam-
Paign Notes.
Another republican rally at the Hy-
perion this evening, at which Hon. John
W. Noble, secretary of the interior, will
speak, as announced on our second page.
There will be two meetings next week,
both of which will also be addressed by
orators of national reputation.
MAJOR TIBBITs.
Major John A. Tibbits spoke in Winsted
last evening ct rousing republican rally.
To. night he.speaks in Chester. The pro-
cession will be composed of the Chester
drum corps, the Young Mems Republican
club of this place, the Pratt, Read & Co.
drum corps and Harrison and Reid uni
formed guard of Deep River, followed by
citizens of both towns.
| JUDGE HoLcoMB FOR STATE SENATOR.
| HARTFORD, Oct. 12.-The republican |
senatorial convention of the Second dis |
trict was held here to-day and Judge Hol- |
comb of Southington, a very popular law
yer and gentleman, was nominated. He
will be easily elected. The nominee has
been Judge of probate in this district for |
sixteen years. Until four years ago he was
| democrat
OTHER NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY.
NEW BRITAIN, Oct 12-Noble E. Pierce of Bris-
| toll was nominated for senator by the Fourth
senatorial district democratic convention here
to-day.
HARTFORD, Oct. 12.-The democrats Of the
Second senatorial district met at East Hartford
this morning and nominated Earl Cooley of Ber-
lin.
was nominated for the state senate from the
Tenth district by the republican convention this
triet. TOT 'uus0 Oh pf0'"'e l0' 'i"''D 0
NET Oct fes
| by the democrats of the Ninth district.
NEW HAVEN DEMOCRATIC WARD RALLIES.
The dem ocrats of the Eighth ward will have
rally this Thursday evening at O'Clock in Pyra-
: mid hail. corner Of State street and Hine place.
Martin Conlan, one Of the young campaign
speakers, and Attorney E. q. auckland will be
the speakers. Town Clerk Brethauer and others
will make short addresses.
The uzon B. Morris association of the Ninth
ward will hold meeting in Schadee g. Pohl-
, mans hall on Friday evening, at which the Hon.
James Gallagher will speak
r The Eighth ward republicans are busy arrang-
ing for their grand rally tomorrow night. 1t
will be a rouser. Hon. N. D. Sperry and others
will speak.
STANFORD GERMANS.
The organization of German Republican club
in Stamford, which was to take place last week,
+ address. was perfected last evening. The club
o starts off with a good array of members.
Y HARTFORD DEMOCRATS
r | ad a at asst
b evening. Hon. A E. Burr presided. Ex-Governor
a Waller spoke.
p SENATOR PLATT
f Senator O. H. Plat was booked to speak in
, | Roxbury last evening.
- l.. L SAWYER THERE.
a The Peoples party of Meriden held its first
4 ward rally in Malloys pavilion Tuesday evening.
!, The rally we'll attended, and the remarks of
a the nominees for representatives, W. w Wheeler
~ and A. D. Mcdonald awoke considerable enthu-
;, | siasm. 1t is the idea of the party management
81 | to Have similar meetings in each ward in Meri-
70 | den where local speakers will make remarks.
evening. Colonel L. L. Sawyer was present. and
being called upon, took the floor on the educa-
a inr that he Vas democerat H HH psophesed
At cyclone of some kind in November
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS HENRY.
The Hon. E. Stevens Henry of Rockville, repub
! lcan candidate for congress from this district
and Thomas L. Norton of Lakeville addressed q
large and enthusiastic gathering in the rooms Of
the Young Mems Republican club in Hartford
Tuesday evening. P. Davis Oakley presided. II
the course Of his remarks Mr. Henry said "The
immediate result OF the Mckinley tariff on to
grow rs have received 81 900, COO more for the
ia on ae Of e
ley ia if is found here. With one fourth the
Mckinley tariff went into operation, the income
to the country from the tax has increased half I
| oXcaDt DarhaDS the Dutch nlantar VI raise
his tobacco with coolie labor and would foot
this S eonntry With the cheap product. s,,eu -,
~ promises OF the democratic national convention
OF e as ss rsd
' as unconstitutional
n ADDRESSED A FORMER HAvENER.
as The Norwich Bulletin yesterday says of tn
t. republican rally in Preston Plain Tuesday night
1.-THE republican campaign here opened Octobe
10 at the schoolhouse by flag raising and speech
w. making as announced The national flag fyin
:. at the peak, and the roll of the drum for
for ipg
Vas called to order at p M WI, when Mr. Charle
man and he was UNANIMOUSLY elected. ted ''i ''-o
ro On taking the chair Mr.. Main made brie
o o being introduced began his address by person,
ILLUSIONS sion, to his boy hood Here he had acquire
lso | church meetings in times past
s+s The discussion of the socalled "force bill,
Gus state banks and reciprocity was an able an
ate very effective exposition of the speaker
strength; but it was in the discussion of til
'tarif question that he did his best work, holt
ing the close attention of his auditors (some
tho whom stood outside near an open Window
LILO the close of a nearly two hours speech.
va | Nc Park has good voice and presence; an
these combined with force and earnestness
at manner, and clearness of statement, certain
:: | give promise of usefulness in campaign wor
Ill 1t is proper that we should state that the aud
18th ence was very largely democratic and therefor
~ not in sympathy with the speaker, yet he cor
no manded the close and respectful attention of
en- hearers to the last.
,ed The presence Of Mr Charles Hewitt, ST., at IL
present.
TO- At close Of the meeting old friends and ne
came forward for hearty handshake' with IL
speaker.
AIS James Frank Lee, the wealthy broker who sh
ssi- himself, Miss Emily Wright and an elevator be
r. | while insane with drink Monday afternoon, die
in, DALI