Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-26

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q. Hurd, Thomas Gudening, Lewis L.
Charles Huntley, 81. Il. Strong, L. Lud-
dington, q. M. Baldwin, Herbert Barnes,
L1cius P. Deming, Fred R. Tuttle, Eugene
H. Smith
THE BIG FAIR HAVEN PARADE NEXT TUESDAY
NIGHT.
On next Tuesday night there will be
grand parade of nearly all the republican
marching clubs of this section of the
state. All the clubs heresbouts have been
or are to be invited, including the Yale
Republican battalion and the Meriden and
West Haven clubs, and many have prom
Used to attend 1t is intended to make
this the largest ever held in Fair Haven
The Harrison Mounted Escort of Fair
Haven has been formed there and new
members are being added daily. After
the parade fine collation. will be pre-
pared for the paraders.
BIG RALLIES HERE THIS WEEK.
The regular republican rallies listed for
the week will take place, as above stated.
On Thursday evening General Beaver. ex-
governor of the state of Pennsylvania,
will speak on the issues of the campaign
at the Hyperion theater. General E. s.
Greeley of this city will be the permanent
chairman of the meeting. On Friday
evening the republicans of the city will be
edited by an address on the vital issues
of the day by Chauncey NJ. Depew. On
this occasion the full battalion to the
number of about / ZOO will turn out, as
will also the eeveral other uniformed cam
paign clubs of the city.
RALLY IN NORTH HAVEN.
William E. Simond of Collinsville,
United States patent commissioner, ex-
congressman and ex-speaker of the house
of representatives, will speak in Memorial
hall, North Haven, on Monday evening,
October 81. The glee club will furnish
some of their new campaign songs. One
hundred new names will be placed on the
vote the republican ticket. There are at
present 494 voters in the town.
RESIGNED.
John N. Camp has resigned as republican
presidential elector. The state central
committee has substituted the Hon. I. E.
Palmer, proprietor of the Arrawanna mills.
Mr.. Camp is president of the First Nation
al bank, which fact establishes some gues-
ton as to his eligibility to the Office of
elector.
COLONEL CHAPMAN NOMINATED.
The twenty-second republican senatorial
convention in Mtddletown unanimously
nominated Colonel George D. Chapman
for the senate. Colonel Chapman is a
member of the firm of w. d. Chapman &
Co., saddlery hardware manufacturers al
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| popular citizen. He was colonel of the
Fifth Connecticut during the war and at
one time lived In Hartford. He was the
first drillmaster of the City Guard when il
was organized.
| ATTENTION, MERwIN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
| There will be a mass meeting of the
Ninth and Tenth wards in the Lincoln
building Wednesday evening, October 26
As the campaign is fast drawing to a close
we should see to it that nothing ia left I'M
done which will in any way strengthen oul
| cause. The young men are falling in line
and are anxious to march to the music Of
protection aud continued prosperity.
| NOMINATED ON THE SECOND BALLOT.
| NEW MILFORD, Oct. 25.-The 1epubli
can senatorial convention for the Nine
tenth district met to day and nominated
William w. Pierce of Cornwall Two bal
lots we're taken, and Mr.. Pierce's nomi
nation was made unanimous.
JONES FOR SENATOR.
STANFORD, Oct. 25-The republicans Of
the Twelfth senatorial district met in con
vention to-day and nominated DR.. Lean
der T. Jones of Greenwich. There was NJ
opposition to his nomination.
| GRAND MASTER WARE, I. o. 0. F.
The republicans of the Ninth senatorial
district have nominated on the first bal
lot Charles B. Ware of New London. Mr.
Ware ia tho grand master of the suprem,
lodge of Odd Fellows in this state.
NINTH WARD DEMOCRATS HAVE A RALLY
The democratic rally in the Ninth ward
this city, last evening, was we'll attended
A banner was raised at Shelton avenu,
and Starr street by the Ninth Ward Demo
cratic club. Several well-known speaker
addressed the gathering. There was
parade of all the local democratic clubs
who marched to the banner raising.
The Jefferson club of the Seventh ware
met last night at their club rooms for
parade with the Ninth ward club last even
Ing. Inc cluD carried the New 4OrB
Morning Journal banner in the parade. In
the recent contest for the most popula
democratic club in New York, New Jerse!
and Connecticut, the Seventh ward JEFF
tersonians came in fourth and were pre-
scented with a handsome banner, which
they displayed last evening.
SKELETONS PROSPERITY.
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