Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-19
POLITICAL JOTTINGs.

POLITICAL JOTTlNGSs ! The Grand Republican Rally at the ] Hyperion To-night-Hon. E. ID. Bas- sett to Preside-John M. Langston to Deliver an Address-A Big Turn- out Expected-The Campaign in Many Sections of the State.
 The Hon. J. M. Lsngston of Virginia will address the republicans of this city his evening at the Hyperion. The Ninth and Tenth ward republican (colored) clubs will form at Lincoln hall, corner of Goffe and Sperry streets, at 7 o'clock. and march to the Young Mems RepubIi- can clubs. The city marching companies and the Phelps brigade will parade, the line forming at the Young Mems club, 202 Grown street, and moving at 7:3O through Grown, Church, Whitney avenue, Trum- bull to 427 Temple street, the residence of Hon. E. D. Bassett. where the speaker will | be received and escorted to the Hyperion, through Temple and Chapel streets. Hon. E. D. Bassett will preside at the meeting | and the colored glee club will sing. The officers of the meeting will be as follows: President-Hon E. D. Bassett. Vice Pr qeOrgs W;f;ss% 9ias: joseph 3: ManvilIs, E EdTsId . B. Savage, Ss1ass Ssrsss wsssS SsssSn Wes 9s1[ss }Sas: aon ssad1ez; sTs" Re1 E. aeerss Bidsls, vi liam Parsons, Hon; Henry F; Peck, Captain H. J Johnson, E. A. Beulah, Moses Thomas, Jacob E. % %Santon, VII William R: noIy Lloyd: GhaF5ss M stewsrs Robert a Jackson Rcnard G. stokes Charles A. Baldwin, William H Preston, James Thomas, sGs. E. Norton Parkey, John S. cannon. J P. Goodhardt, J. Birney Futile, William A. Hine, w. how Ghsrss S. ga1 PecF N. Bonner, Rev. Elijah Richardson, George 5. ysy }asfseq WIam P. Nettleton, William Amos. R; J. Bupce, George O. Johnson, c. 0. Denison, Francis Orr, George E. Cee. William s. Wells, F. R. Futile, Rev. jo- secretaries-John Ross, jr., Walter Pierce, F.
 Beers Lsysrette Ganass WateE srs S. Miller M ": sEif, Robert E. RqfeT; Louis Henderson, Bushnell, F. F. Norman, W. R. King, stephen E. William E. Whittlesey, Hobert M. Ives, James A. Howorth, Herman A. Scott, Theodore H. Mo donald.
 MILFORD RALLY-sENAToR PLATT. The announcement that Senator o. H. Platt is to speak in the town hall, Milford, tomorrow (Thursday) evening is enough to attract large attendance. MT. Platt is an entertaining speaker, and will deal with the questions which interest everybody at tbis time. Citizens of all parties should attend the meeting.
 | HUDSON GUARD, STAMFORD, TONIGHT.
 STAMFORD, Oct. 18.-The Judson guard and the drum corps will have short pa rade to morrow night, if pleasant. Follow ing is the line of march: Assemble at the armory at 7:30 sharp and march to Bar | mum avenue, to King street, to Broad, to main, to Riverview place, to Elm street, to East Broadway, to armory and dismiss.
 BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 1S.-Hon. Morris B. Beardsley and John Walsh were nominated here today to represent this city in the Beardsley is well known. MT. Walsh is proprietor of the Washington Park hotel in East Bridgeport, and has been coun- cilman twice and twice an alderman on the democratic side.
 BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 18.-At the Seventh district senatorial convention this after noon F. w. Holden, the present incum- bent, was nominated.
 FOR STATE ENDORSEMENTS OF NAUGA- | TUCK.
 WATERBURY, Oct. 1S.-The republican convention to nominate candidate for here this morning, chose by exclamation | TNhr oS Sweeney has held the probate judgeehil for Naugatuck for some time, and this hono- is said to be in return for faithful service as republican.
 M1LNER OF PLAINFIELD.
 PLA1NFIELD, Oct 18.-Edwin Milner ot this place was to-day unanimously nomi mated for the senate by the republicans ot the Seventeenth district.
 PENNEY OF STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Edwin c. Pinney of Stafford Springi was yesterday renominated by the demo crats of the Twenty fourth district, and Frederick W. Holden of Ansonia was re nominated by the democrats of the Seventh district.
 c. P. LYMAN.
 L1TcHr1ELD, Oct. 19.-The democrati, convention for the Fifteenth district to day nominated Charles P. Lyman, thu present senator.
 HENRY cRoFUT. DANBURY, Oct. 1S.-The republicans O the Fifteenth senatorial district to-day re nominated Henry Crofut of this city. , MvEAaH AND THE NEW HAVEN DEMOCRATS Hon. Wayne McVeagh is to deliver ar address in this city on Monday, Dc tobe 31, under the auspices of the Clevelan, and Stevenson battalion of Yale univer sity. McVeagh was attorney general o the United States during the administra
 tion of Garfield. He turned democrat re gently and is to make several speeches fo the democratic candidates bsfore election 8 THE DEMOCRATS RALLY TO MORROW NIGHT : The democrats of this city expect t 2 have big mass meeting tomorrow night + October 20. It will be held in the Gram t opera house. It was first thought to hay 3 it in the Hyperion. On this occasion Hon
 ury under President Cleveland, will be tn principal speaker. There will be stree parade of 8 number of the democrati, . campaign clubs of this city as escort to thu g speaker.
 MIR. PIGoTT SPOKE.
 Hon. James P. Pigott of New Haven dis = oussed the tariff and other questions o ? the present campaign in Essex Monda
 night. The speaker was escorted to tn
 hall by the local Cleveland and Stevenson g club, and the Cleveland and Steveneol 8 club of Deep River, headed by the Ivory
 ton drum corps. He spoke for over hal
 an hour, and was repeatedly applauded
 An elaborate collation. was provided fo
 the out of town guests.
 b New Haven Justices of the Peac
 Convention.
 The republican justices of the peace con
 vention to nominate candidates for justice l of the peace for the town of New Have, for the year 1893, was held in the rooms O
 the Young Mems Republican club las t evening. l.. W. Cleaveland was elected chairman and Louis Krollmeyer secretary : The convention, which was very short, ap ! pointed committee of one from eacl l ward to meet in Room 12, Benedict build ing, Friday evening, when a ticket will b. made out.
 . The following are the names of the com : mittee:
 t First ward-Fred w. Skiff
 Second ward-Wolf Levi.
 Third ward-T. M Hillman. } Fourth ward-G. H. Stocking
 Sixth ward-F. M. Adler.
 | SAVAnth ward-4 T. Elsner