Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-07
right if republicans turn out as they should
and as they probably Will tomorrow. he

Rht If republicans turn out as they should
nd as they probably Will tomorrow. he
ays: .-....
"We think the republicans will carry the state
y q safe plurality and elect our electoral tlcKet
10th houses Of the general assembly will be re-
ublican and we shall elect three out OF four con-
"Upon what do you base these claimsf"
"First upon our canvass OF the vote that Is
xpected second upon the vital interest waGn
bird upon the fact that we believe that the slent
and I'm urchasable VOTE mean the vote which
Is with US. The tide is with us, I feel sure Of
that week ago the state vas our ours d 70 ceaa
have been unusually active for week past, and
we know how to account for 1t. More money Is
being used. All the talk about our having Doodle
corrupt one end Of the state. We are relying upon
carrying Connecticut. but not by DOODLE.
THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM A FEW THINGS.
Chairman Clinton B. Davis of the demo-
cratic state committee thinks the demo-
Gratis will carry Connecticut. He says
Cleveland will have majority over Har-
rison that will be surprising. he also says
Luzon B. Morris will have mice ma
cut democrats will elect three out of four
congressman. He not only claims as
above, but claims that hehasn't discovered
any bolt as far as Mr.. Pigott is concerned.
Where is the eagle eye and massive brain
of which Mr.. Barnabee spoke with such
JUNCTION at the ''Robin Hood" performances
Saturday. Mr.. Davis scouts also at the
King nomination at Saybrook by indie
pendent democrats. Only four or five
''kickers"' did it, he says. Evidently Mr..
Davis wants it understood that everything
is rosy with the democrats.
A RoUs1Na REPUBLICAN RALLY AT STONY
Tie most enthusiastic republican rally
ever held at Stony Creek was that of last
Saturday evening. The hall was packed
to the utmost, and the speakers, Major
William A. Lincoln and Attorney Edward
L. Linsley of this city were vociferously
| applauded again and again. Mr.. Page OF
Stony Creek presided. All the way from
Elm Tree inn to the hall, before the meet
| ing red fire and other fireworks blazed and
| the whole town was awake.
THE OLD WAR HORSE.
The Stamford Advocate says that "Hon
James Gallagher, of New Haven, one Of
the war horses of the democracy spoke il
the town hall there Saturday night. HI
l VI
up in his old time STYLE"
DEMOCRATS TO RALLY TO DAY.
Ex-Governor Waller, Colonel Osborn o
the Register and Colonel Irish will speal
to the democrats of Haddam at noon to
day, to the democrats of Naugatuck il
the afternoon, and to the democrats o
Waterbury in the evening.
| THE SWEDISH REPUBLICANS
of Meriden had fine rally Friday nigh
The speaker, Rev. Mr.. Fern of New Bri
ain, was escorted to the hall by the Swed
ish Republican and the Garfield clubs
headed by the Meriden Flute and Drul
, corps, Walter Phoenix leader. Both es
, corts turned out strong to do honor to tn
talented speaker. He was introduced t
the voters by Ellis Under, president of til
Swedish Republican club and strop
young worker for Harrison and Reid.
THE SITUATION IN BRIDGEPORT.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 6.-Everything
being done by both parties to get out Il
entire vote on Tuesday. The headqual
, ters of both parties to day were scenes (
workers are going over the lists and maj
ing memoranda of illegally registere
voters. Many will be challenged on Tue
day and large number will not go to Il
polls, through fear Of arrest. Alrest
y four arrests have been made by Unit,
:. States Marshal Strong and more will fe
t low. The republicans offer 500 rewal
r for each case of illegal registration. II
n democrats say this offer is a blu
4 and that % many illegal vote
4 are republicans as democrats. Sever
ministers have asserted their intention
causing the arrest of all persons makil
election bets. They also will challenge Il
votes of those making wagers, as the ms
y who bets on the election is disqualified
g voter. The democrats criticise the actit
of United States Marshal Strong in a
y pointing republican deputies. He has a
a, pointed two deputies for each polling di
a se that Bridgeport will 60 democratic by 8
S majority. -Four years ago that city ga
IF Cleveland a majority of 679. The dem
y Gratis have given up all hope of carryil
" the state for the national ticket, but tn
ID Gain that they will elect the
IS state ticket. The republicans es
al mate that this city will gi
IS Cleveland 600 majority and they clai
RS the state for Harrison. The betting is We
iir dull. No bets are being made on the &c
" eral result, but several small bets ha
or been made on states, all favoring Harriso
be The largest made on Saturday were
it's tween Chief Rylands and Editor L.
as Prindle of the Morning News. They ma
ha four bets of $125 each. Prindle's b.
,r. were that Harrison would carry Indiai
Is, New York, Connecticut and the Unit
,i m States. The chief covered them eve
nd State politics are not discussed much. T
y, democrats think they have cinch.
or republicans say there will be no elect
for state officers and their candidates Y
be seated by the assembly. Both part
3D. say Bridgeport will poll the largest vote
n, its history. Whitelaw Reid will speak
ba Bunnell's Monday night. Hon. W.
~ Bishop, director of the Consolidated r,
N road, has challenged him to joint deba
"a Should Reid refuse to accept, the der
~ Gratis will hold a rally in the armory W
ht Congressman DeForest and w. D. Bist
an as speakers.
ur CRAWFORD AWAKE.
in BRANFoRD, Nov. 6.-The making
n voters in this town has been very la
,st both by the republicans and democrs
re but the republicans outnumber the der
re Gratis two to one, something which
he never happened before in the history
W, the town.
OF An AIl-Day Tournament.
- An all-day tournament of the New
on ven Gun club will be held on tt
lis grounds, West Chapel street, next Wedr
ny day. The program consists of seve
mt sweepstake races besides the state troy
match. The club medal contest will
one of the attractions.
RI A TRACK WALKERS FATE.
h Sad Fate OF q Naugatuck Man Vest
day-An Investigation to be M ade
Z. thea nth critics.
'as BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 6. Especial W
ne lam Brown, for several years track wal
~ on tina Consolidated railroad hattu