Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-23

and vigorous campaign in various sections
of the state this fall. In this city the Hy-
perion theater has been secured for several
successive Saturday nights, and rousing
rallies will be held. The inaugural rally
will be held tomorrow evening, when
General D. II. Hastings of Pennsylvania
will be the orator of the evening. General
Hastings is one of the finest orators in the
country and all who hear him will enjoy a
rare treat. In addition to the rousing
speeches that will be made campaign music
of high order will be rendered by the
Republican Campaign Glee club.
THE NEXT ONE.
The second of these rousing rallies will |
occur at the Hyperion on Saturday, Octo-
Der 1, when Roswell g. Horr of Michigan |
will give one of his famous talks on the |
vital issues of the campaign.
TOWN CONVENTIONS.
The republican town conventions to elect |
delegates to congressional and probate con-
ventions will be held on Monday evening
next, the former at 8 O'Clock and the latter |
at 7:30 o'clock. Both conventions will be
held at the Young Mems Republican club
house, 202 Crown street.
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The democratic executive campaign COM
mittee will meet in the committee rooms at
o'clock this afternoon.
MAR1GoLD zoUAvEs DRILL.
At their hall in the East end, Bridgeport,
the Marigold zouaves are holding enthusi
astic meetings. Over forty members at
tend and rapid progress is made in drilling.
An address on organization was made at
the last meeting by w. NJ. Ormond, who
showed plainly the advantages which the
members of the club enjoyed.
FLOOD OF DEMOCRATIC oRAToRY.
The sub committee on speakers of the
democratic state committee has been ar
ranging for flood of oratory, to begin at
once. Among those who are to expound
democratic doctrine are Governor Russell
of Massachusetts, ex-Congressman McAdoo
of New jersey, ex Governor Waller, and e1-
Governor Hill it is likely will be trotted
out here by the faithful New Haven democ-
racy.
CAMPAIGN COMPANIES.
The Stamford Advocate says the two re-
publican campaign companies of that place
| are doing we'll. "The Rowen cadets are
steadily improving and they march well.
The torches are in use. After the young
sters had been dismissed, Captain Birken-
| meyers pioneers were called into line and
put through various maneuvers. They
marched in fine style and their ON the
right or left front into line was well e1-
| ecuted."
| ANOTHER REPUBLICAN RALLY IN BRIDGE
PORT.
This Friday evening General D. 81.
Hastings will open the campaign for the
republicans in an address at Bunnell
theater on the issues of the campaign.
Every preparation has been made to make
the meeting rouser. The Young Mems
Republican club are to act as an escort to
General Hastings, and will be accompanied
by the American band. The Tppecanoe
chorus will sing.
HARTFORD SWEDISH REPUBLICAN CLUE.
A large number of Swedish residents of
Hartford are much interested in the sue
cess of the republican party. About 1876
of them have formed the "Swedish-Ameri-
can Republican club" which meets every
Monday evening.
The Danish Americans of Hartford will
meet to form club on Saturday evening
at the republican headquarters.
THRILLING WITH THE PUBLIC INTELLIGENCE.
Hartford Courant: What an impressive
spectacle it is to see David B. Hill and
Carl Schurz, the spokesman and the sol
distant reformer, the New York Sun and
the Louisville Courier Journal, the free
trade democrats and the other kind of
democrats, simultaneously exciting them
selves over what they call the force bill!
| he hoe
and passed in a hurry, along the whole
line.
Possibly they may succeed in fooling a
part of the people for a time with this dis
honest hullabaloo; but it won't be the in
telligent part. President Harrison's let
ter is before the country.
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY IN PENNINGTON.
The citizens of Pennington gave General
Merwin and Joseph L. Barbour an enthu-
siastic reception Tuesday evening. The
line was formed at 7:30 O'Clock in front of
the Elm Tree inn and paraded through
Main street in the following order:
Chief Marshal William H. Bronson.
Aides, William Gallagher and George F. Miles.
1 Belden's Brass Band.
Captain T. H. Root
| Pennington Marching Club.
Carriage with General s. (. Merwin and
Carriage with the Hon {a;s Joseph L. Barbour and
.. Stage With C5smpaign alse Club: W.T.,
liam Gay and Young Ladies.
Prsn 0osRs Men in rn,
Erastus Gay was president of the meet
Ing and among the vice. presidents was
Henry N. Whittelsey, formerly of New
Haven.
STANFORD coLoRED REPUBLICANS.
Colored republicans in Stamford have
organized "The Sumner Republican club
of Stamford" Robert r. boswell was
elected president and James Green secre.
tary. Samuel Bowen was elected captain
of the company.
FOX AND CALLAHAN.
Bridgeport Standard: The New Haven
democrats have nominated their old lseis-
lative ticket over sgain-Senator Fox and
Representatives Callahan and Hotchkiss.
They are for 20 vindication" and the
chance to Edo so again" If 1t should be af-
forded them.
NEW HAVEN ORATOR.
The Bridgeport Standard says In its re-
port OF the republican rally there Tuesday
night:
| Again last evening were the rooms of
the Young Mems Republican club filed to
overaowing and not one member of the
audience left the room during the entire
time consumed by the address of Attorney
j. P. Goodhsrt of New Haven. With an air
which plainly showed his interest In the
matter which he was to discuss, Mr.. Good.
hart took the floor amid the applause Of
the assemblage. he 10 not q speaker Of
the ordinary style, but. possesses not only
the fire and enthusiasm Of youth, but the
keen scuteness of a successful lawyer and
wise judgment of mature age His address
teemed with solid shot and the calm, cool
way In which he picked Senator Hill's
speech to pieces excited the admiration of
everybody.
| At the close of his speech three rousing
| cheers were given for Mr.. Goodhsrt, and
| he was elected an honorary member Of the
club. The Tippecanoe chorus was present
and sang aevsssl Of their songs IN aps