Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-24
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY

Tonight at the hyPoEAOA-0onoIo
ID. n. Hastings OF Pennsylvan1a,
Country, to Speak-An Republican
Clubs of the City to DO Escort
Duty.
The opening gun of the republican cam
oaign in this city will be fred this evening |
It the Hyperion theater. The republican
rally tonight will be rousing one, and
everyone interested in the cause should
make 1t a point to be present. Ladies' are
specially invited, and already number
have signi6ed their intention of being
present. 1t is expected that the theater
will be crowded to overlooking and it will
be we'll for all who want to have a chance
to sit down to be there early.
The speaker of the evening will be Gen
eral D. h. Hastings of Pennsylvania, than
whom there is not a better or more con-
vincing orator on the political issues of the
campaign in the fold of either party. Mr..
Hastings is of tall and commanding ap-
pearance and is unexcelled as an orator.
Assessor Charles A. Baldwin will preside
over the meeting, and in addition to the
rich flow of oratory from Mr.. Hastings
lips, the meeting will be enlivened with
vocal music rendered by the Republican
Campaign Glee club.
The campaign committee learns that
General Hastings expects to arrive in the
city sometime during the afternoon and to
at once proceed to the residence of one of
his personal friends, Mr.. George T. Brad
Icy, on West Chapel street, whose guest he
will be during his stay in this city.
The various republican clubs of this city
will assemble at their respective headquar-
ters at o'clock, and subsequently form
ing together will march in body to Mr..
Bradley's house and escort General Hast
ings to the theater. Among the clubs
| which will be in line are the Young Mems
Republican club, the Merwin Phalanx, the
Merwin Legion, the Swedish Republican
| club, and all the other uniformed compa
MES of the city. The calls to the respect
i've bodies to assemble for the parade will
be found in another column.
Following are the officers for tonight:
Charles A. Baldwin president.
Vice presidents-Eli Whitney, Hon. Francis
bridge, j. D. DewelI, Hon Henry r Peck, DAME
Trowbridfge, George i Bradley; Thomas G. Bur
D. D., Hon James Graham, Charles S. Leete
Hon. T.. E. Munson, A. G. Hendrick, Louis Field
~ D. White, Colonel F. T. Lee Richard F. Lyon
Major a. H Strong William 4 Lineolg, Jgliu
Frank Seward. Minott E. Chatfeld, G. !.
Rabanus, G. E: P. Sanford, Rev. A. P. Miller. a
George B. watrous, Henry 8. Dawson, Henr
berry, August Lebrun Rev: George Z
s. B. Oviatt, John W. Kenney, william F. Stab
wieeand Schlein, Emil H vetter, NJ. sonenbers
T Thor Henry W. Foster, Rev. z 4. Bale!
| John c. North, W. F. Sternberg, Thomas J. Su
Ivan, John s. Fowler, Dr. J: P:G: Foster 1saa
Mattel, L. lombard.
Secretaries s. Osborn, John W. Low
Normal, Ward Bailey H. q. Guernsey, Charit
B. Hayden, Lewis J. Isaacs, William A. Chan
Charles G. Ford, Z. 3. Bassett, ir., Wiliiam ]
Ford, THEODORE q. Mcdonald; George H. Field
| Jason P. Thomson, Raphael Rosso, Isaac M. VI
man. William F. Clark, Louis Knollmeyer, E.
r win L. Linsley William B. Scheussler, j. Brine
Tuttle, George H. Canada, S. F. Punderson.
NORWICH REPUBLICANS.
A republican rally was held in the Bree
opera house. Norwich, last evening. Hol
F. K. Shoemaker of New York city d
: livered an address on the issues of Il
campaign. Tubbs' band furnished must
: Previous to the meeting a banner W
raised on the West side at the corner
}. | Main and Thames streets.
It GOOD SPEAKER COMING HOME
SPEAK.
j. Major John A. Tibbits, United Stet
consul at Bradford, England, will sail fro
l. Liverpool to day by tho steamer Cephal
MIA for Boston. With fair weather
should be in New London by October
s. or g. The major will take the stump al
u tell few things about free trade as o
posed to the tariff, gays the New Lond'
ID Day.
u JUDGE DEMING.
Judge L. P. Deming of the court
" common pleas was to speak at q republics
n rally in Cromwell last evening.
r ATTORNEY ELY.
Attorney William b. Ely was to spe
# at Warehouse Point last evening and G
If Congressman Horn of Michigan will spe
in this city Saturday night, October 1.
n REPUBLICAN RALLIES
a Appointments of republican campai
speakers in Connecticut up to date are
follows:
d Senator HawIey- Milford, New Canaan, +
IL | day, September 30
of Joseph L; Barbour.Danbury, Friday, s.
n Collinsvile, Monday, September 26; Terryvi
Tuesday, September q; East Hampton, Wedn
OF day. September %; Essex Thursday, Septem
RI 90; P&tnam. Friday, September 80 @.,a. s.n+<
b. Der 3d. Moosup, Saturday, September "a, p. m
- September "a
General D. H. MISUNDERSTANDING, Frid
x | September %; New Haven, Saturday, Septem
in | "A.
- Lucius P. Deming-Cromwell, Friday, Septt
Der 20.
re Roswell G. Horr-Stamford, Friday, septe
Der 80; New Haven, October /.