The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-23
T0-NIGHTS GRAND RALLY
BIC REPUBLIOAN CAMPAIGN MEET
 ING THE HYPERION.

of the Meeting-No Doubt it Will Be Great Rally.
 The second great republican rally of the campaign in New Haven takes place tonight at the Hyperion and the speaker of the occasion is the gifted, scholarly and brilliant orator, Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. He is nota- bly, qualified to discuss the principles underlying sound national finance Hon. Henry T. Blake has been secured as chairman of the meeting. He will be introduced by Chairman Macdonald of the republican town committee, who will make brief address introducing the speaker of the evening"
 Five rows of seats in the Hyperion will be reserved for ladies with their escorts and the other seats in the thea ter will be available for all who wish to listen to the speeches Undouptedly the Hyperion will be packed to its ut- most capacity. This is the first tune that New Haven has had an opportunl- ty to listen to Senator Lodge, and they may be assured that an intelligent treat awaits them. There will De no marching this evening, and the eXer- cises will begin promptly on time.
 The list of officers as follows:
 Vice presidents-John M. Hall, Chas' F. Hall, J. B. Fitch, Prof. George F. Day. Prof. E. G. Buckland, Rev. Frank R T,uckey. Prof. Wurtz, Prof. George F.. Beers. Prof Henry Farnham, Rev. E. s. Lines, George B. Martin, J. BITS tol. w. T. Bartlett, Herbert Mason' President Timothy Dwight, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell Prof. Arthur T. Hadley, Rev. Dr. Phillips, Rev. Dr. Twitchel, E. A. Beecher. George l.. Girard, w. A. Beers, w. A. T. Smith, J. W. Vail, J. L. Hall, William Dickerman, Charles H. Hay den, Robert G. Morley, Gus Greenbaum, J. F. Mcvey, J. H. Holts, Carl Mel ouist Michael F. Wilson, Albert M, Bartlett. William Birney, George W, Boyer. David Curtin, Samuel Buell., George A. Lee, Samuel E. Buell., Colon- el Frank T. Lee, Charles l. Platt, Her bert A. Stevens, F. J. Margetson, AL bert E. Brace, F. L. Mcintosh, John Lewis, w. Austin, James M. Shaw, E. Hendricks, David M Da- wis, William Coates, w. M. Bonner, Chris Hochna, Frank Hendryx. Fran cis Orr, E. B. Noble, A. L. Barnes, Jo- seph w. Ballou, Frederick B. Wh1tta- ker Frederick w. Lord, Donald G. Carmichael, John F. McCann, Daniel A. Jones, John H. North, Charles Klipstein, Lars G. Larson, Edwin F. Christy Fred Guilford, Lyman M. Law, Eugene s. Willis, Abram Ullman, AL bert H. Chadbourne, Stanley K. Knight, D. J. Smith, H. F. Blogg, Fred w. Knollmeyer, Charles s. Leete, Charles F. Benoit, Louis Lassen, Andrew R. Bradley, Luzerne Ludington, Henry Knoll, A. B. Steinback, Frank Uuzen- holtz, Joseph Tender Sussman Gold reyer, George Weisman, George E. Crockett John M Reed. John Handy side George Bowling, George Butler. John G. Greenspun, Frank J. Stevens, Frank w. Pardee, Fred s. Strong. George B. Lamb, George D. Lamb, Adolph Rosenheimer, Isaac F. Smith, John l.. Jacobson, Eli s. Quintard, Fred Quintard, Max Adler, Fred M. Adler, John Ruff Ernest Bennett, John R. Ruff, James O'Brien, James Gule. Thomas D. Simpson, Victor B. Robert. L. w. Coggswell, Clinton E. Coe, Willis M. Smith, Washington M. Rowland. Newcomb M. Bassett, William H. Brad lev. Alvin Barnes, Van A. Bartholo- new, Henry Barnes, Henry Bates, E. R. Reecher, L. w. Beecher, William 5. Beecher, William R. Hoppin, Eli Man. chester, Arthur B. Treat, Allan J. Car michael Albert S. Teal John w. Sco- bic. Jacob F. Wright, Edward J. Teis- ing. James Johnston, Frederick Bots ford, George H. Bunnell, Henry A. Stannard, Fred w. Post, John H. Post, George J. Merwin, Edward Taylor, Wilbur F. Gillette, F. I. Atwater, No bIe Camp, Adam Sattig, Charles l.. Baldwin. Hart D. Munson, Frank J. Schollhorn, Frederick Hauff Alexander Page E.. Harris Weaver, Charles M. Lamb, Henry W. Porter A. Wilson Holmes, Richard R. Worsell, T. Par sons Dickerman, George F. Gundel- shiemer, Antonio A. Rockwell, w F. Batson, Charles W. Pickett Frank B. Hale, William W. Morse Thomas E. Worthington, William H. Kingsbury, Charles F. Levere, Hu- bert M. Sedgwick, Harry B. Winchell Samuel Mann, B. s. Feitelberg, Martin e. SChWauer, WlllldIn IL. beeCueI Godfrey w. Butcher Henry H. Bene- dict, Fred w. Bradley, James Eagney John M. Blake, William A. Borden Frank B. Bradley, Robert L. Brenner Edward C. Brenner, Ira E. Bride, A w. Bristol, Joseph H. Townsend, T. H Sheldon, Robert R. Russell, John H Pangborne Daniel w. Williams, Will liam P. Futile, Walter B. Law, Charles F. Bowman, Robert B. Peck, Harry N Hall, Henry J. King, J. B. Smith, Johr P. Studley, E. F. Baldwin, Henry D Bradley, Arthur Burr, David Burwell Charles L. Burwell, E. E. Burwell William Cannon. William Conerton Willis A. Cooper, Willis D1ckerman Asa l.. Fabrique, William H. Ford George c. Hitchcock, Alfred B. Hughes Norman A. Hughes, Chauncey M Clark, G. Edgar Squires, William G Cook, l.. J. Mundelin, F. P. Brett, Au chus Weld, w. F. Stevens, J, R. Blinn Herbert Jones, H. R. Chidsey, w. G Wiser, Dr. E. c. M. Hall, E, K. Rob erts, F. E. Hull, Samuel Hemingway.
 Secretaries-John B. Coe, Charles F Curtiss, Willis Curtiss, Caryl S. White Arthur E. Babcock, Theodore A. Pot ter, August Lubenow, H. c. Dockum D. McCarter H, Charles Shephard, W