Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-11
STATE AND LOCAL POLITICS.

The Republican Students of Yale are
Wide Awake-ChauRcey M. DePeW
to Come Hither and Speak-The
Grand Republican Rally Thursday
Night Next at the HyPeriOn-The
Coming Parade of the Yale Hattal-
ion-The Ninth Ward Rally-The |
Eighth Ward Rally-General Cam |
Paign Notes.
DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depew Of New York |
has given verbal promise to Noah II.
Swayne, jr., captain of the William Walter
Phelps battalion of Yale university, that
he will come to New Haven and speak I'M
der the battalion's auspices on October %.
Mr.. Depew so informed Mr.. Swayne when
the latter secured an interview with him
in New York. Swayne telegraphed to
Manager Bunnell to reserve the Hyperion
for that date, but Manager Bunuel said
last evening that the date, the 2Sth, is yet
open, held for one of three applications.
No assignment of the date has yet been
made. Chairman Bishop said yesterday
that he had rendered Mr.. Swayne two other
dates, October 30 and ~, for Mr.. Depew
in case the 28th be not available, but it is
not known whether or not Mr.. Depew can
assign any other date than the 2Sth.
THE COMING PARADE HERE.
Much interest is excited over the coming
big parade of the city companies and the
Yale battalion on Monday evening, October
II. On this occasion all the city compa-
MES, the Yale battalion, 700 strong, and a
number of out-of- town companies will
participate in the parade, which will be
under the command of Lieutenant Colonel
Frank T. Lee. The captains of the various
marching companies met at the Republican
league last evening to perfect arrange
ments.
THE BIG RALLY THURSDAY EVENING.
Thursday evening there will be big re-
publican rally in the Hyperion. An elo-
quent speaker is promised.
NINTH WARD REPUBLICANS COMING BIG
| RALLY.
w. q. Ransom, president of the Merwin
| Campaign club, has issued an address in
which he says:
Tuesday evening, October II. It is to be hoped
member of the Glib and all others
| decorate our dwellings along the line of march,
and thus show the participants that we are alive
night Attorney William H. Ely will speak 10 the
Lincoln building, corner of COTE and sperry
street, MI Ely is very interesting f h ana IN D.
| sufficient to fill a hall. The Merwin Zouaves,
under Captain Henry, will be with us and will
| help make things lively in the Ninth.
| ATTENTION REPUBLICANS.
| The grand demonstration and banner raising
at the Ninth ward will take place this CTuesdayI
| evening, and every republican of the city and
ward are cordially invited to be present in max
| ing this one of the grandest occasions of the
| campaign. The marching organizations of the city
| will assemble at the wigwam on Crown street al
street, right resting on Temple street, and viii
| proceed over the following route: Crown to
they viii receive the Bridgeport, stratford and
other visiting organizations, and escort then
lican league where the line will halt and receive
| the carriages containing the speakers and pro
coed over the following rout': Chapel to York
| to Broadway, to Dixwell avenue, to Shelton ave
| nue., to grand stand, where there will bs the
banner raising, speaking, etc.
| Every member of the Merwin Phalanx is re
quested to be present on this occasion.
| Per order of
| HENRY 8. HAMILTON. Marshal.
| EIGHTH wARDERs' BIG RALLY.
Friday evening the Eighth warders viii
have their first big campaign rally. 1t will
be q rouser.
wIEGAeD sCHLEIN WILL BE ONE OF THE SPEAKERS
The meeting for the formation of German re
publican club is postponed to Thursday evening
Octorer 10, at the republican headquarters Oh
account of misunderstanding as to the date O
repuhlicaner of New Haven will address tn,
meeting. Mr.. Holz of New York, one of the bes
German republican speakers, will speak her
| next month.
| EX-GOVERNOR LOUNSDURY ON DECK.
| Ex-Governor Lounsbury is home and ha
| shown his devotion to the republican standard
| bearers by unfurling magnificent sold Glory
to the breeze across the street opposite his resi-
dence. 1t bears the legend Harrison and Reid.
PoRTENToUs.
| Mr.. Pigott continues to maintain portentou
and knee deep silence as to which of ''the plat
forms alluded to- he intends to endorso-Wate
| bury Republican.
| FIGURES WILL TELL.
| Hon. E. J. Hill was one of the speakers at tn
recent republican rally in Westport He shove
that during the three years Of Mr. Harrison &C
/ ministration the savings banks deposits in MOI
| previous years Of Nh. Cleveland's administrator
the deposits were only about 5000 900, shown
how much more favorable the republican polio
: | Is to that OF its opponents.
REPUBLICAN RALLY FOR PRESTON.
There was rally of republicans at the Plat
schoolhouse in Preston last evening. Mr.. Ralp
: | H. Park of Norwich, formerly Of New Havel
a paign. Preceding the meeting handsome Ha
{ rison and Reid flag was thrown to the breez
+ Preston and John 2. Barstow and Oliver F. Aver
j, | Of Norwich to the Preston republicans.
WALLER FOR THE wINDuP
b Judge M. V. Gannin of Omaha Neb and g.
! | Congressman Timothy J. Tarsey of Michiga
| are to make democratic addresses in the audit
|. rum October II, and ex- Governor Waller speal