The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-29
COMING POLITICAL RALLIES.
4EPUBLICASs AND DEMOCRAJs TO
 HOLD FORTH AT HYPERION.

EEPUBLICAGs AND DEMOCRATS TO
 HOLD FORTH AT HYPERION. Preparations for the Final Week of the
 stats Campaign-Raiiies Arranged for
 Nearly Every Night-Prohibitionists Arc
 Also on the warpath.
 The present will be a week of unusual activity with the politicians of all par ties in the state and cities. It is the final week of the campaign. and during the next six days the most herculean efforts of the entire canvass must be made by the candidates and the man. agers of the several political parties. During the week rallies will be held every night in the several cities and towns of the state. and excitement and interest will be at fever heat.
 Locally. the week has much in store in the way of political meetings and ral- lies. Both parties have made arrange ments for number of neighborhood meetings and there will also be held two big rallies. one by the republicans and one by the democrats. Both of these events will be held at the Hyper ion, and every effort will be made to make them the political events of the campaign. In addition local meetings or rallies will De held every night in the several halls of the city by the adher- ents of the two big political parties, and altogether the week promises to be one of unusual excitement politically wise.
 The republicans will bring the state campaign to a close next Saturday night, when rousing rally will be held at the Hyperion. Strenuous efforts are being made to secure the attendance of and speeches by ex-President Harri- son and ex-Speaker Reed of Maine, but the arrangements have not yet been completed. Whether they can be se- cured or not, 1t goes without saying that able speakers will be provided and the principles of republicanism ex- pounded in an eloquent and convincing manner. The exercises will commence promptly at o'clock. Prior to the ex- ercises at the Hyperion the street pa- rade which was postponed from last Thursday night will be held, leaving the Young Mems Republican club house at 7:3O o'clock sharp. Already the sev- eral republican clubs of the city have received notice to be on hand at that time prepared to do escort duty.
 Wednesday evening next will witness a big republican rally in Westville, at which will be present a large number of the residents of Bethany, Wood bridge and Westville. A brass band will be in attendance, the Young Mems Republican Glee club will sing, and speeches will be made by ex-Judge Pickett, Assessor c. A. Baldwin, Attor- ney John F. Wynne and several other well known local speakers. Altogether it will be fred letter" evening in the history of the republicans of Westville and vicinity. <
 The democrats are also making ex- tensive arrangements for rally to be held at the Hyperion Thursday night. Speeches will be made by several local democratic lights, but the principal speaker Of fha evening will he ex-G Gov ernor ThomasN. Waller. 3.s' s,t
 The prohibition party are bent on making a vigorous campaign in this state and are bending their energies toward getting out as large a vote as possible. Already they have sent to the voters of the. city a quantity of campaign literature, including the names of the candidates for state offices, the members of the state central commit tee, the platform of the party as adopt ed at the state convention and copy of an address entitled "Copartnership of Piety' and Piracy" delivered by John G. Wooley before the Cincinnati Methodist Episcopal conference at Will mington, O., September z, 1894. There Is also enclosed a statement showing the growth of the prohibition vote for presidential candidates from 6,607 in 1872 to 270, ,710 in 1892. r
 The Young Mems Republican club have secured Warner hall for election night and will receive the returns by special wire at that time. Admission to the hall will be reserved exclusively for members of the club, each of whom has received. card of invitation. All republicans who join the club before election will also be entitled to the privileges of the evening.
 The selectmen and town clerk will be in session assa board of registration in rooms 10 and Il city hall to-day from g a. m. to 8 p. m. for the purpose of making voters. During the past week the number of voters made was 1892. The total number of names on the list is S.5S5, leaving balance of 1893 to be made to-day.
 The court of common pleas will be in session every evening this week for the purpose of granting naturalization papers to all applicants. The sessions win commence each evening at ' o'clock.
 The democrats of the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh wards will hold rally at washington hall this evening, The rally will begin at 8 o'clock, and will probably be presided over by County Commissioner Reynolds. Speeches will be made by Congressman Pigott, At torney Charles H, Fowler and A. F. Hunie of this city, Gaston Hubbard of Middletown and Judge Walsh of Dan bury,
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