New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
THE CAMPAIGN ~ CONNECTICUT
Az ENERGETIC REPUBLICAN, CANNAS>-IHE
TOBACCO CROP An ARGUMENT WITH
DEMOCRATIC FARMERS.

DEMOCRATIC FARMERS.
Hartford oct. % (Spccal).-There Is We" no
fined movement Of Protection Democrats 10 '''e sup
mort OF President Harrison all through the a-rI'u'
REGIONS Of this state. and especially In the CONNIE "'
and Iou,atonic Valleys whore tobacco raising i 'ne
Great agricultural industry. These Iroccuoh D'i''
Gratis are free to ray that they have no h'ehuo" u
cr,,ipc themselves of from the Democratic party or
~ ioining the Republican party bu' a. hH"Nr vi
,lfntrrest they SEQ way out bat I" vote 10y INT
i,, I'm order 10 assure themselves + TIE p'ot"cuoh
an their tobacco crop which tn.y le'l sure 'n'S VIII
not have in case Of the success O! ire D'""''4n0
Marty. This feeling j, also gaining ground III ,i'
manufacturing section. if there Is aN "''i' '' '"' y"
dicatlonS that seen on every iHihN'
I'm. ~ttte (, well ,auvas-ed by speakers for the he
,,llican party while there arc not gf'f many
De-, ocrtc speakers I'm The state OF Wei hh'"h r'p'
tatiop Tid, week senator Hale, # Maine has D''l
the particular Republican star, and lr hS h"" -''
n,.efic,. Couele. sman Rus ell. Of Mas,achI'e't'
| ,o era,yo for the Democrats under Oh" Impression
! ,f., # Wa Governor Russell WHO Wac % leak, ANA
| ,.... lea, been a eo0d deal OF d. appointn+n'. ~
,r the largest meeting held In i"io 'ity was mo
week Tuesday when Joseph J.. Barbour POKE III 'l'
| ,,.,o U,u.e Eve-v available sclt and biz OF stand
! ir. room was occupied, and there were h""fE -
many ncreops who went away unable 70 90; inside rs
n ere present. The particular feature oil MS "'ui"'9
VA, the pre-c1tatlon of the increase q N" manu-
f,,,u,ir, industries OF the city under the Mckinley
,av furnished By manufacturing firms u"u EWES
| The showing was over $4,000 a year III wages
alone 10 say nothing OF the enlarged moor space Ia
| nanufacturrc and the number Of new concerns
| started The brightest Thing was tie showing OF inc
! raft and Cady Company the president OF "hon Slu
that II the Mckinley law should lie repealed 1t would
mt a stop 10 any extension OF Tier business MI
Cgdy the junior partner OF the concern, Is the Demo
| cratic caudidli- for Lieutenant Governor. THIS hit
va, erected with cheers. The enthusiasm wa never
,.,acr than at that meeting. The marching ciu> oi
,be Young Republicans, the Cheney battalion. made
is first alpcaIancc al banner raising IN tie seventh
| n ard and made a fine show. The uniform is simple
ard each man carries flag made at tle works Of
| gn,onnl Cheney 1t south Manchester, instead Of n
.oych. The out-ofdoog meetings Of the Republicans
| continue aud great crowds attend them almost
nightly.
The troubles OF the Secctmon Of the town and the
city Missionary. Mrs smith. c)ntinue. The special
committee Of the city Mission Itself has made a
port and wle IT does not exactly coincide with the
| report Of First seccman Fowler, it has drift IN
that direction. and means, n IT means anything, that
| the DAYS Of Mrs. smith are numbered In the city
| mission work. The argument j. substantially that
the Office OF member Of the state Board OF Chortcs. -
ybi.h she d.,ot,s much her time. is Incompatible
with ie best service to the City Mission The baby
! farming cases which at the bottom Of the whole
trouble the committee think, are not satisfactorily
explained by Mr,. smith.
| ',hr experiment of paving prat-,L. la, been cn.
tered upon ard the work has began. 1t M, seem
-.Dr. u the people of other cities, bat the shOIi
-rctiOu Of street being tn ilcd with paving blocks VIII
be- the ONLY stretch of paved street IN I'D" civ ID lar
,td Mil, A. and all Inc other principal streets bcnl
god tspo, Of the Macadam road. DE ucshhorlIool
furnishing the best Of stone lDr crushing for that
uurls,-c. The sticct railway IuIduN g. relay INK
.r.,. section # its trsc with continuous steel rail
au Improved pattern. and II h. th" apparent intention
"a The company 10 PIT electricity ia motive.
| over u. soon &C., the CITY dutioutic. viii allow
Tle need for transit 81 more Iupii type Than HAT
now used H. apparent, and If b. -.owlu@ every dan
A. viii not be long bcOr" the demand viii force Il.
adoption. not oaly upon tAe company bnt upon 10,
city fathers.
Accordinc the lists prepared hy thc re-. ,'rtrs n
voters, there are 5000 voter. 10 be made Til
year ana H. Will the Board u sclo' tnc s.yc..I
lay, To- attend to 20 much business. The uuiHb"r :.
ahont IN same Il, il wa, ior a. ago isicrr is y,
actual test by which the political character o. the
voters may be determined. but the great Republican
second Ward has a showing of 700 new Voicr-. whci
l. M indication 20 some extent Oi The proportion O
increase which BE- expected IN the Republican
vote The Third Ward. which has grown most ripdl,
fhc advent Of the Mckinley law. also shows a lafgt
increase. Many Of these ought 10 Dr. in thc Repuo
lican list.
,ouinhus Day was the most deliberately celebrated
In tis clty Of any OF its recent holidays. The clty
was in hoGay attire. and The school children and III,
Catholic societies all included il some part q
The exercises The evening disp play OF fireworks il
the park very fnc, ana tlcr' were thou,ands {,
wtacs. II.
congressman Thomas d. Reed has ,pO,en twice fl
fhi, state this week. in bridgeport ly nviiafol
a. eA Congressman Nncs. and once In Dani"isOIyi,
by Invitation Of Congressman Russell. These IN 'c;
Incs have been held Dy special arlangtments with H.
Maine Congressman and the candidates. who wei~. IN
warm personal friends and supporters the floor o
the House. lie has had phenomenal audiences in bot'
place.