The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-09-30
LOCAL POLITICAL ARENA
PREPARATIONS FOR THE PORTER
MEETING THIS EVENING.


The Wide Awakes VIII be There-Re-
served Seats for Ladies and Their Escorts
The Mckinley Minute Men of '96-The
Monster Parade of Monday-zYale Sound
Money Club-Gold Men Elect Delegates.
The arrangements for the grand rail-
ly at the Hyperion this evening were
completed last evening at the repub-
lican headquarters. There will be no
parade, as the different organizations
are saving all their ammunition for the
monster parade, which will be held on
Monday evening next. James A How
arth has been selected by Chairman
chairs on the stage have been reserved
for the wide Awakes." the members
of which are veterans of the old Wide
Awake club of 1860, Flanking the
chairs reserved for the occupancy of
these old heroes. who had the courage
of their convictions then as well as
now, will stand fac SMILES of their old
time banners. The first six rows of the
orchestra have been reserved for the
ladies with their escorts. The boxes
have been assigned to prominent repub-
licans from other cities, who want to
hear the orator of the evening, General
Porter.
The exercises will begin promptly at
8 o'clock. The officers of the evening
are:
I President--James A. Howarth.
Vice presidents-Colonel w. ]. Leav-
enworth, l.. Katz, w. A. Newton, w.
Needle, Judge l.. H. Hubbard, Even
Mcintyre, G. R. Hubbard, j. R. True
man, G. D. Watrous, F. Chatfeld, F. c.
Bushnell N. Pierson, S. S. Thompson,
r. B. Bradley, General S. e. Merwin,
L. Herr, General G. H. Ford, A. Lau-
rock, Dean f. Wayland, S. H. Colbert.
w. w. Farnam, F. Carlson, f. B.
Farnsworth, J. f. McKenna, I. M. Ull
man, f. A. Bunnell, G.. Lehr Max Ad-
Ter, f. B. Munson, Rev DR.. James, A.
p Tuxbery, Rev. T. c. Meserve, #. L.
Bigelow, Rev. David Levy, c. Clandrel-
Ii, F. A. Belts, A. G. Agneu, J. P. La
vigne, A. Trello, J. Haury. A. D. Os-
borne F. B. Stetson, w. Belden, c. e.
Broom w. w. Be1den, D. Strouse, w. J.
Atwater. c. A. Ellis, w. e. Waterbury,
C. e. Bement, E. Hertz, w. Nichols,
O. Jaos, E. Scoyill, F. A. Brewer,
f. D. Mix, S. G. Cook, H. A.
Welles, NJ Loomis H, c. Rowe, c. E.
Clinton, J. Wlllmont, T. J. Alling, j. L.
Treat, H. Williams, c. j. Danbury, J..
b. Hooker, w. A. Durand. F. B. Brock
ett, H Carlson, F. W. Field, c. H. Ger
ner H. M. Sanford, A. Fl. Peabody, f.
Kirchaff, jr., A. Fulton, jr., l. B. Hitch
cock, G. M. Shepard, H. Schneeloch, G.
A. W. Dodge, W. A.. Sammis, r.. A.
Plank, E. L. Jones, J. Shuster, E. B.
Jones, G. Silbe,, c.. w. Jones, H. J. Red
field, A J. Harmont, T. Foughan r. /.
Couch, E. B. Sheldon, W. H. Ransom,
L. Tovello, G. Goering. G. H, Baker, j..
w Downs, p Buzzy, A. B. Smith, w.
r. White, G, B. Miller, r. Liddell, E. P.
Lyon, c. F. Frizzell, c. p. w. Perkins.
S. g. Punderson, L. t. Lees, j. P.
Thompson, G. ]. Boetche. w. A. Gill
bert, A. Russell, L. B. Hillard, j. j.
Hyde, G. C. Hall, G.. G. Doolittle, W. r..
Kirkwood, T. G. Sampson r. Cunning
ham, jr, S. Davidson, J. M. Hooghkirk,
w Butler, M. w. Hatch, Hugo Schle-
singer, w J. French, w. G. Hunting.
ton, J. Y McDermott, D. O'Connell, G.
K Bartholomew, A. L. Gates E. Hen
bricks. r. X. Loveland, G. P. Wilson.
w. Moulton, e. Gerner, F. Dupaul, S.
o. Preston, F. Perry, f. Could S. Ru-
gel, I. Shomberg. M. Sax, W. Grinnell,
S. Dram. D. HI. Burdge, l.. Goldblatt
J. F. Goodwin, A. Katetzky, e. Sigel j..
Becker, ]. M Kane, M. Geus, H. M.
Kochesperger, M. Hayman J. M. Reed,
M. Price, J. H. Smith, j. Jacobson, G.
w. Bean, R. Mendelssohn, j. L. Blinn,
N. Levinstein, T. B. Bradley Isaac
White, G. J. Burt, S. G. Curtiss. j. FL.
Lees, r. T. Curtiss, c. o. Bowers, G.
T. Perkins, w. NJ Brockway, E. L..
Mitchell, II. P. Dow, L. M. Harrison.
w. E. Cook, E. L. Foster, L. F. john
son. A. Dematty, A. L. Mallory, L. c.
Smith, T. L. Davis, w. r. Davis, P.
Boust, A. Bridge, e. Hotchkiss, S. b..
Rowe, S. Bauer, r. M. Caulyer, G. L.
Frey, James Mustarde.
Secretaries-H. G. Booth, J. G. Lacey,
w. P. Walbridge, j. P. Wilson, H.
Champagne, l.. Mansfield, R. Steinert,
C, Beebe. E. C. Jones, S. A. Barker,
S. Braden, E. B. Twining, Carlos
Smith, Charles E. Hooghkirk, John H.
Broderick, Charles A. Crittenden, w.
RI Larkins, w. C. Foote, H. K Beach,
F. H. Belden, C. G. Buckingham, j. c.
insult, B. B. Savage, H. D. Perkins.
C. w. Whittlesey, j. P. Strong, I. A.
Pickering J. H. Stock.
About thirty young men who will
cast their first ballot on November 3
met last evening at the republican
headquarters and organized CLUB.
with M. L. Loeb as chairman and R. j.
Warner secretary. James A. Howarth,
ir. and A. c.. Bernstein were appointed
to draft bylaws and resolutions and
report at the meeting Friday evening,
when officers will be elected. The club
will be known as the Mckinley Mi
mute Men of 49, The club will par
ticipate In the parade Monday even
ing.
About twenty organizations met
Chairman Macdonald lest evening at
the republican headquarters and dis
cussed the formation of the procession.
the line of march, etc. James A. How
artb has been selected as chief mar
shall. He will appoint his aides to-day,
after which they will confer with him
and select line of march. From the
way that reports are coming in to
Chairman Macdonald the citizens of