The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
T0-DAY'S BIG RALLY.
YIcE-PREsIDEsTs FOR THE RE
 PUBLICAN RATIFICATION.
The Arrangements in General for the De-
 monstration.

The Arrsnssmsnts in General for the De-
 monstration.
 Bridgeport. Sept. 2l-The following have been selected to act as vice-presi- dents at the republican State league ratification meeting In the Park City theater, September 26.
 E. A. Hawiey. E. ". sperry. w. D. seevey, E. c. Burnham. A. B. Beers, Hugh Stirling. F. J. Naramore. John Rusling. Edward Hutchinson. Joseph J. Anderson, J. W. Knowlton. J. w. Johnson. Allan W. Paige. Thomas P. Taylor, L. N. Van Keuren, A. s. Bodine. George Lovejoy. Charles s. Cole. Harry A. Hubbell. Captain John B. Hubbell. Samuel Baldwin. W. E. Burnham. John McEiroy, Charles Keith. Howard Hub bell. J. H. Crossley. H. O. Garfield, J. J. Corr H. I. Hunt. George E. Melius, L. N. Middlebrook, B. P. Nobbs. Peter Doolan. Jr., George Derrick, Terrence Grace, George P. Carroll, Emory F. Strong, H. c. Hoffman, Charles A. Hotchkiss. Dr. c. c. Godfrey, pr. J. W. Wright, J. D. s. Smith. A. D. Laws. Dever H. Warner, John c. Atkinson. J. B. Billings, John H. Cole, David T. Foote, P. o. Hull, J. c. Chamberlain, F. s. Hunt, W. G. Lineburgh, Jr., J. II. Luts. George H. zumstag. George Long, stafs. M. w. Manwaring. Stephen Con- ger, IT,, W. H. Thomas, George E. Som- CTS, Peter Gabriel, W. L. Wakely, Ly- man Turney, J. H. Smith, W. B. Dis brow, p. A. Creevey. J. W. Barnes, FL mer Ravens, Philo P. Ravens, Jacob Kiefsr, W. W. Walker, Henry c. Cogs- well, Charles Lee, Erwin Strickland, Henry Lee, W. E. Baillee, Jonathan Godfrey, Frederick Pfau, John c. Shel- ton, Harry W. Walker, Gus Kehrer, Willis Lyon, Ben. Miller, Henry R. Par rott, George c. Waldo, A. E. Quessy, F. c. Lyon, George Baldwin, T. L. Watson, Charles spooner, James McElroy, F. D. Bell, William Bryant, Henry Orters, c. W. Broadfield, Alfred Johnson, Doug- lass Brightwell, L. c. Prindle, M. H. Rogers, W. W. Porter. George Card, Alex. Watt, Jr., Theodore, Birdsall, Charles c. Wilson, W. F. Green, John V. Giles, James Staples, Joel Farist, Charles Keller, Michael shannon, Vim cent whitney, Richard Brown, V. R. c. Giddings, Joseph Heisler, George W. Mcfarland.
 FROM STAMFORD.
 The following are vice-presidents from Stratford: George H. Spall, c. p. Stagg, E. F. Hall, Robert French, w. H. Freyer, David L. Rhoades, H. P. Stagg, Henry Meachem, Charles H. Peck, Thomas B. Fairchild, Frederick Lil- ingstone. .n,.o,,n.,,,
 RATIFICATION MEETING ',
 In the afternoon there will be meet ing at three o'clock for delegates from state clubs, after which a banquet will be served to the speakers and officers of the state league. ..-.
 In the evening at eight o'clock at the Park City theater there will be a pub lie meeting, at which the Tippecanoe band and the Colonel Stevenson band will furnish music. The speakers of the evening will be the Hons. o. Vincent Coffin, candidate for governor, L. A. Cooke, candidate for lieutenant-gover- nor, W. c. Mowry, candidate for secre- tary, B. P. Mead, candidate for comp troller, Stiles Judson, Jr., Robert l.. Gilbert and other local speakers.
 For the parade before the meeting Frank J. Naramore will act as chief of staff. The procession will be formed on Water street, right resting on Fair field avenue. The line of march will be up Fairfield avenue to Main, to State, to Courtland, to Fairfield avenue, to the opera house. Citizens are requested to illuminate along the line of march.
 The galleries of the opera house will be thrown open to the public. The main floor will be reserved for the marching clubs. The vice-presidents will enter by stage door. It is proposed to close the meeting by all bands pres ent playing in concert "The Star Span gled Banner" the entire audience join ing in the chorus. Colts band of Hart ford, and bands from Middletown and New Haven are expected.
 The members of the Young Mems Republican club of New Haven will be represented to the number of at least four hundred and have secured spe- cial train to convey them to and from the Park city. This train will leave returning immediately after the ratif- cation meeting. Tickets for the round trip will cost but sixty cents and can be