The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-19
nocAh POLITICAL NOTES.

The Sumner league is making ar engagements for a grand political rally to be held before the campaign closes. The leaguers, through the state, are to hold rallies in the different cities at which the speakers are to be members of the State Sumner league. Joseph P. Peaker of this city will speak at these meetings in New London, Meriden, Hartford, Ansonia, Waterbury and Plainyille.
 A republican rally was held at 262 Congress avenue Saturday evening, at which Arthur c. Graves and r. w, Orr were the speakers. J. B. Ullman pre- sided. Over 200 citizens were present. Mr. Orr happily spoke of the republican party. It's record and name stand for the prosperity of the worlingmen and of the whole people. MT. Ullman said in his remarks that the riotous demon- strations made by the recent democrat ic parade in the Third ward made more votes for the republicans than any other occurrence in this city. He viz orously scored the parade in question. IIt llGAl lulllSu HID dlLCiLioA tO C@N- Mayor Sargent, and in closing said: If you want to eat nothing but rice, rats and those things the year around, vote for Sargent" MT. Ullman stirred up the popcrats at a lively rate. The last speaker, MT. Graves spoke on the financial issues.
 The Tenth Ward Progressive Repuh- lican club will hold a rally at LenoX hail. corner Broadway and York Square, on Wednesday evening. w. G. Davidson will call the meeting to or der. Hon. H. E. Benton will preside. The speakers of the evening will be coin, W. s. Beecher, T. Attwater Barnes and F.. A. Averill Music will be by the Emerson quartet, led by c. A. Weems, assisted by the boy won der.
 The. Jocelyn Square Bryan and Sew all club has been organized in the Seventh ward. It has more than one hundred members. It will parade to- night at the Seventh ward banner rais- ing The popocratic route of march at the parade will be as follows: From the Green, where the parade will form, through the south gate at Temple street, to Chapel, to State, Wallace, Greene, Olive, Grand avenue, and to Jefferson street, where the banner will be raised.
 The procession will form at 7.15 on the old green, the right resting on Elm street. At 8 o'clock the command to move will be given by the chief mar shal, Alderman Edwin F. Rourke. AL derman Rourke has appointed the fol- lowing aides: Michael Keegan, James Hennessy, Charles Belz, John Dillon, Patrick Kent, Peter McNerney, John Shannahan, Eugene Hubbard, Thomas Codla, William Collins. The aides are requested to report at the band stand on the green at 7:15 o'clock.
 The speakers will report at Shanley's s store, 7S5 Grand avenue. Four stands have been erected-No. on Grand ave- nue, near Aliens blacksmith shop; No. ? on Jefferson street, south of Grand avenue; No. on Jefferson street. north of Grand avenue; No. on Bradley street, near Grand avenue. This stand has been erected for the Italian speak, CTS.
 WIDE AWAKES.
 All Wide Awakes of 1860 who wish or have a uniform are requested to meeting this evening at o'clock at the Young Mems Republican club rooms, Grown street, or send their orders for one to c. F. Holt, 224 State street, at once
 The New Haven Wide Awakes will take part in the big Wide Awake pa rade in Hartford next week.