The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-30
P0P0CRATS WILL PARADE
LOCAL MANAGERS HAVE ARRANGED
FOR ANOTHER DENOMINATION.

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silver Men of the Sixth Ward Object to
Location of Polling Place-Troup's Flag
Day Enthusiastically in Westville This
Evening-Noonday Meetings abandoned
The local popocrats will close their
campaign, so far as big demonstrations
ale concerned, this evening. The event
will assume the character of a street
parade, and it is claimed by the en-
thusiastic supporters of the Boy orator
that 1000 men will be in line Chief
Marshal Edwin A. Rourke will an
nounce his aides this morning. The
clubs which have signified their inten-
ton of participating in the parade are
the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh.
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth ward clubs.
The procession will form on the green
at 1850 O'Clock. The line of march will
be out of the south gate to Temple, to
George, to Broad, to Cedar, to Congress
avenue, to Church, to Chapel to Olive,
to ST. John, to Elm, to the green where
it will be dismissed. There will prob
ably be no speech making. The man.
ayers CT the campaign seem to desire
that the last vestige of a forlorn hope
should vanish in smoke rather than in
Bryanite gas.
Chairman Troup has planned for out
door meetings in Norwich tomorrow
afternoon after the republican parade
there. He will be one of the speakers.
Mr.. Troup has issued call to the DEM
ocrats to prepare to display flags to-
morrow He closes his request with
the suggestion that the flags bear no
motto nor device to show the display
!, er's preference for either candidate for
president.
The silver men intend to kick up a
rumpus over the location of the Sixth
ward polling place in the same build
ing on Chestnut street occupied by the
republican club Of the ward They
claim that If the polls are opened there
1t will be in violation of the election
law which says that tickets shall not be
distributed within seventy-flve feet of
the polls
There will be republican rally in
Westville this evening at Masonic hall.
James H. Macdonald, ]. P. Goodhart
and William S. Beecher will be the
speakers.
The management counts on $4,000
men in line in the big Hartford sound
money parade next Saturday after
noon. The parade will include both
democrats and republicans. The New
Haven Gold Legion will participate in
the demonstration.
The last republican parade of the
campaign will be held next Monday
night instead of this evening, as at first
arranged Chairman Macdonald of the
town committee has decided to let the
silver paraders have exclusive posses
sion of the streets this evening.
Sheriff J. Peter Dejon will speak al
the sound money rally of German
Americans In Seymour this evening
He will deliver his address on Need
of a Stable Currency" in the German
language.
Edward J. Beattie, jr., of the Yale
law school will speak on free silver to-
morrow night in Haddam.
There have been sent out from silver
headquarters in the Leffingwell build
ing $4,000 envelopes containing silver
tickets. They have been sent to the
voters of New Haven. Those voters tt
whom they were not sent are counted
on as being safely popocratic. The
work Of enclosing the tickets in the en-
velopes and of addressing them wa:
done by silver volunteers
James d. Dewell of this city, candi
date for lieutenant governor on the re
publican ticket, said yesterday that thu
republicans were sure to win an over
whelming victory next Tuesday in boil
the national election and in this state
He thought the republicans would wiz
in this city but that the vote would b.
close.
Alexander Troup, chairman of thu
popocratic state committee, said yes
terday: "This city will go for Bryan
by 1000 majority. You can say that
said So DIR. A. B. Fuller Will be elect
ed congressman from this district Yol
can say that I said that also. And, a.
for the state, the democratic party il
not in such a deplorable condition a.
our republican friends would have u
believe
The canvass of the national demo
cratic party in the state has been prac
tically completed and indicates a sur
strength of 10000 votes, a conservative
minimum estimate. Every probat
district in the state has been organized
and the tickets completed.