Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-25
POLITICAL JOTTINGs.

Governor Beaver speaks ThursdaY l
Night, Chauncey M. DepeW on Fri. q
day Ntght-The Grand Fair Haven I
Republican Rally Tomorrow Night !
Fourth Ward Republicans-Gen. {
eral Notes OF the Campaign in Va.
rious Parts OF the State.
The republicans of the Eleventh and
twelfth wards are actively getting ready
:or their banner raising tomorrow even
ng, before which there will be a large
parade. A meeting will be held and ad-
dresses made by Charles A. Baldwin and
Henry F. Keyes. Great interest Is felt In
the coming election by the republicans In
those wards and large turn ont will be
present to morrow evening. Many houses
and places of business along the route Of
march will be illuminated.
There will be another rousing rally next
Thursday night at the Hyperion, when ex-
Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania will
speak. The club will parade.
Friday night next Chaunoey N. Depew will |
speak at the Hyperion under the auspices
of the William Walter Phelps battalion. |
The top gallery will be open to the general |
public, all the rest of the room being re-
served for the students and their friends. |
If any room remains after they have seats,
1t will be thrown open to the general pub
lie.
Next Monday night the Fourth ward re- |
publicans will have grand rally.
George W.. Balm, the silver tongued
orator Of Kentucky, will speak for the pro-
htbitionists at the. opera house, Winsted,
next Thursday evening.
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich addressed
the Waterbury republicans last night.
The German republican club of Water
bury resolved in the meeting on Saturday
night to engage the German band for .
street parade to be held on Monday, Octo-
Der 81, at O'Clock p. m. Extensive ar
rangeme nts are made to make this demon
stration very successful. After the parade
r. W. Wolfsohn of Buffalo and Wiegand
Schlein of New Haven will address the
German people in Music hall.
The French Canadian rally at the audit
forum in Waterbury Saturday night was
very successful. The attendance was large
and the enthusiasm was great. John B.
Vallee presided and the Hon. h. A. Du-
| buque of Fall River, Mass, made an elo-
quent and telling republican campaign ad
dress in the French language.
Republicans of Dsnbury turned out in
large numbers Saturday night, the crowd
filling the opera house to the top gallery.
Judge McConville opened the meeting with
a half hour speech that was greeted with
hearty applause. Mr.. Schlein, a German,
of New Haven, followed with a speech of a
half hour, in the German language. Cap
tain O'Farrell then talked on the tariff,
holding the closest attention of the large
crowd that remained from the beginning
of the speaking. Great enthusiasm was
The Swedish democrats of This city will
have g rally to night in their hall in the
boa1aman oullalng' me speakers viii
Albert r Mon1ton ' "no
The Ninth ward democrats of this citv
are to have banner raising at Shelton
avenue and Starr street this evening.
Solonei =; ~ ~ Graves OF aart1oros mayor
oalgen', ~; l. Driscoi., v. y. hoaoiey ana
o!neIs VIII aooiess tne meetlng. finere
"I Poiit WI t toaM oa '1e green.
to1 are. Rannh1;esn Ws sd,o ~ a AZ n
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nvnacker of PannsnI1an;o. Thars5. 80 en
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'raves OIL hhrt.oro 1or speakers.
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bn 49, Goshar go IT. A .L eS
oorted tbe Won Waiso, w .Ia.;ah Wn;ta
States senator fron Rboda 1sIand 20 A.
morv. hall wbere he daliverad a srssch .,
the issnes of the csmnaion oivino ssnao,a
sttantiou ~ +ha tie p $3.50, ns e0p0o'"
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: The Connecticut democratic ara in a baf
, vo, aoo,,d;r, :. ut. I..s,, -.
, "' s w .n''A 4es Aens
paper, the New haven Register. II
New Haven they have great deal of wha
the New York Sun calls "pent-un an
tbnsiasn, u Init co,nn,sint =. r,sde that .th,
,es.I -. ~
iocai managers 90 no' seno Iof ntss- cias
speakers to turn 1t on, The Register
On ssrh Do the dsmoorso S"
q up in frst-class Fighting condition, so t,
speak, in New Haven unless we hay,
some such men as Senator Hill, Gov
,: ernor Waller, Bourke Cochran or Gov
ernor Russell to come here and arouse tn
F; democratic sentimentr They are al
waiting to be reused, but somehow nobod.
comes round to rouse them. There ar
/; | pionoJ VI aoo"r oeo@ooi0 tAo oiatots, as, ~
> instance, the hon. James Pigott, who ha
{ just oeen nominated for congress after al
a extremely arduous campaign, In which hi
+ party associates shook up his public serv
! ices and private character from SaybrooI
to Southbury till he didn't know whethe
he was running as a republican, democrat
know nothing or prohibitionist, and wasn'
, certain whether he hailed from Cork D.
Jerusalem. Jimmy" is something of
hustler; and we should think he nigh
. rouse 'em little after he RECEIVERS from tn,
fstigues Of his late campaign.
4 Then there is Judge Luzon B. Norris
the candidate for Governor and prize mar
: tyr, who, like Grover Cleveland, is now IL
the enjoyment of his third nomination
3 we should say that the story of his mar
cptioon Illustrations Of bis taking t the ss oatl
, Of Office, and his introduction to Boston
dining club as an actual gov
ernor, and his attitude when be
g demanded the Office of Morgan
, Buckley, and the countenanoe of the
"Usurper" as he replied, ooh, no, judge
, not this morning; smother morning
Good morning!" and his own ap
pearance as he dropped q tear az
large as a crab-apple for the violated
constitution and turned away exceeding
sorrowful-we should cay that this story,
from the judges own lips-the stereopti.