New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06
election. nor do dub, that he will receive large
Irish American, vote
WESTERN CONNECTICUT ENTHUSIASTIC.

AGGRESSIVE AND ENERGETIC WORK FOX Ih-
TICKET noTn STATE ANp NATIoNM'
Stamford Conn. Nov 4 tSpcciaO.-Ths has Dec" i
rl,rous week for the Republicans and even th' s''''
"a, o, hard headed Yankees IN the i'hd 81 S'.""'
habits has been awakened into nrgr"''l'" '"'""N'
for the party's nominees. stamford ms never nav
snch fine marching clubs as this year ana mu' '''"''
Is duo 10 the we'll known men who nave hrpt ''" "
d,sc,pllno on Monday evening there was an i'm
rcs,n, uar,do Of the local and visiting clubs. Tho
,,..,. were rnv with nag and lanterns and echoed
,i.h nusic @, many bands Tic Icss,i den no ~
led the WAY followed by the Pioneers ~" F -,
NJ e1 Commodore James ID. smith, "i "' ~ $780,,
Yacht club. In shnhos aud snowy u""''''"'
cIosrly rescmblcd the Old Guard Inc ~ ,,,
hind was followed by two comp'mo' "'"' ,,,n.
and south yorwalh Thcn came more l'c'i "','"
49, ,tor, Gn,r,ls tho Vail Guards, named Al'' ,"o
D.. nr Vail. the Rowrll Marines. led by III '""''
= Roveu. the Rowayton Battery and lta"' '"',
Drawing large brass cannon. >aI'ioN WV "
rocket, and Roman candles thot on Az" wv
echoed with ringing cheers Eepuou'"h' cay "
all over but IN, shouting" by when they "'"" nv
,,iu vote first and shout aitcr"ard PgoH'Yod9 NV
lnps have been held in tho Town Hall. oh 9o''
+ y schoonmaNcr drew great crowd. and pr''''neo
tho mos, convincing Protection arguments drawn ''o'
his per,ona experience. ON thursday ol "7' WIN
Governor Bulhelry and T.. j. I'M huu''' "
Iargc mass meeting In Darlen. ana a large "'""'' VI
.,,t. ware prr.cut. Tie Governor spoke d"'l" w
r,,r,,v la, al the Nichols opera House, Ne"
canaan which wa, packed 20 the doors lNre y
mn MISLEADING the fact that the sober sense OF the people
-,s,,ine th. Governor in the pucky stand hc h''"'
o,,,.t the plotting Of u Democratic senate ana TIE
lur,rues OF David Is. HI I'm the last contest tlf 'o'
ornor The people cheer him to the echo rs ne re-
coun,s the foolish bundcrS Of the Democratic 'ch"e'N
Witch were rrhuked by the Judgment OF the hfho''
ourt I'm the state several Of the Judges being Demo
cr,,s The campaign closed this evening with 10
,hrc,, rally In the Town Hall md an adore" by the
,ovoa,c orator General stewart l.. Wo"iord ~
18th portlcs claimed the hall for Monday that d'y
bse bcen rrlnqushcd by both parties rs far rs meet
s orc concerned 80 that General Woodford fires the
farewell gun.
There is no Disgusting the fact tha' the Nepno"o'h'
bove some extremely popular candidates rnnnhg'
From, Gopcrnl M.rwln for Cox crnor down. the uck't
Ia strong Colonel Cheney. candidate for L'chtchlht
Governor one OF those stir, loynl old veterans WHO
shed his blood at Antieiam. makes very strong
mining mate Th, Congressional District gocs into
the lcht with confidence. led 10y th' cNpril.h'cu ~
Enncrc.,man and manufactured. Frederick Miles, Dr.
- Jonrs Of Greenwich. 1, expected TO make great
I'm Tor tate senator. lie Is the family physician o.
~ e. ncncdct ClcveandN bosom friend, aud II J. alld
i.no,rt cannot vote against him. The late new mat
onrnful canvas, OF the new voter shows them 10
"a nyervhelmlngly Republican causes juhllaton In
w. ,nvol ranks. 4 prominent leader was asked to-
n'ght =" DO YOU feel confident OF victory ~ Con
DIDN'T ," was the reply, Sc am ccrtainV'