The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-12
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Of tho Honest Money Democrats at the Hyperion-Hon. John R. Follows and Hon. Lewis SpeTy to Spcak-Many Leading Democrats of the State.
 This evening the big mass meeting of Connecticut honest money democrats takes place at the Hyperion theater and big audience is indicated.
 The theater is to be opened at ' o'clock, when those holding tickets will be admitted. The committee in charge of the matter has engaged a military band which will give concert between and o'clock.
 At 7:S0 o'clock the doors will be thrown open to the public, when all who desire it will be admitted without tickets.
 The speakers of the evening are to be Hon. Lewis Sperry, who represented the First Congressional district of this state in the Fifty-third congress, and Colonel John R. Fellows of New York city.
 Ex-Congressman Sperry while in congress, served as a member of the committee on currency and had an op- portunity of hearing about all that can be said in favor and against the free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1. He Is a forcible and able speaker.
 Colonel Fellows has for many years been associated with the democracy Of New York city. and was delegate to the democratic national convention. His analysis of the Chicago convention and the delegates will undoubtedly be interesting and brilliant.
 It has been proposed that General E, F. Bradley be selected for chairman Of the meeting, and it is extremely prob able that he will be chosen to act in that capacity
 The list of vice presidents include these names of New Haven men:
 Ex-Governor Charles R. 1ngersoll, Lynde Harrison, Pierce N. Welch, Will liam Nicely, Burton Mansfield, Henry F. English, William J. Mills, B. Shelton Cornell, Michael Dillon, Thomas H. Sullivan, John Ruff, John I. Goodrich, Dr. c. Purdy Lindsley, John s. Reilly, Benjamin F. English Dr. Robert McNeil, William A. Wright, HenryRey- holds, David S. Gamble John S. Leeds, Townsend F. Jones, Frank H. Sperry Joel A. Sperry, Edward E. Bradley, Eze- kiel G. Stoddard, Norris G. Osborn John D. Jackson, William s. Pardee, Francis G. Beach, P. J. Cronin, N. w. Kendall, Colin NJ Ingersoll, Cornelius S. Morehouse, Edward H. Rogers, Dr. Matthew c. O'Connor, Henry M. Blsh- op, Peter McKiernan, John w. Hut Henry c. White, Thomas M. Prentice James H. Webb, Dr. Max Mailhouse Patrick Gallagher, Samuel c. More house.
 Tn addition to the list of vice presi- dents are the following names of prom inent and honored democrats from other towns in the state:
 x-Governor Thomas M. Waller, New London; Charles G. Root Waterbury Alexander Wildman, Danbury; Charles S Canfield, ,Zal1nan Goodsell, F. s. Stew ens Bridgeport; ex-Lieut. Gov. Ernest Cady, Hartford; ex-Mayor w. w Hyde Hartford ex-Senator Frederick Holden, Ansonia; George M. Woodruff Litchfield; Colonel Il. Holton wood Derby; Thomas H. Aldis, Torrington T. F. Carmody Waterbury, and ths following named from various section: of the state: c, H. Wilcox, A. F. Nc Donald, James H. Welch, A. Cooke See ley, Darwin Benton, Christopher Spen cer, D. K. Parmelee, B. H. Fitzpatrick Ebert P. Roberts, Origen Storrs Sey rnour, George c. Griswold, John Can field, George c. Woodruff, Thomas T Lawlor, J. E. Madigan, E. l.. Phelps w D. Parker.
 The secretaries are all New Haven CTS. They are:
 G. Herbert Bishop, Frank T. Cannon George Baron, James E. Moore, John J Lawton, Charles E. Keller, Thomas F Madden.