The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-05
WITH MUSIC AND RED FIRE
PATRIOTIC CIqIzENS SIVILLPARADE
 TOMORROW NIGHT.

Classes and Masses VIII March to Me-
 Kinley Melodies-Ten Thousand Men
 Are Expected to be in Line-WorlSing-
 men OrganlzIng-Line of MRroh-Aids to
 be Appointed To-day
 General Henry s, Peck who has been reelected to act as chief marshal of the monster parade which the chairman of the republican town committee is arranging for, was in conference with members of the copmittee last evening arranging the details of the demonstra- tion. It is the wish of the managers of the parade that all who live along the line of march decorate and Illuminate their houses and grounds in honor of the event There is now a prospect of the demonstration being the largest ever seen in this city. The working marching clubs Every factory of any pretensions in the city win be repre- scented in the parade From the Win chester Repeating Arms company's es- tablshment there will be LOGO men i'll line General Peck will select his aides to-day and issue an order for the as sembling of the organizations wishing to participate in the parade will be is- sued this afternoon The men who march in the line are requested to carry a small flag. The various clubs will be notified officially this afternoon.
 The clubs are requested to assemble on the green at 7:30 o'clock and form in line to march at 8 o'clock sharp. The procession will form and march out the south gate to Chapel street, to Orchard, to Whalley avenue, to Norton street, to Maple, to Sherman avenue, to George street, to Howe, to Howard 1 avenue to Washington, to Congress avenue. to Church, to Chapel, to Olive, Wooster street to Brewery street, to Chapel street, to Wooster Place, to Greene street, to Academy, to Chapel, to Olive, to State, to Eld to Orange, to Grove, to Church, to city hall and be dismissed.
 Republicans and sound money dem ocrats were more than pleased yester- day morning at the news of Tuesday s | election. Ut was a landslide which far exceeded our most sanguine hopes" 1 said a prominent gold democrat who 1 had been in the movement for the maintenance of the nations honor, sound money, peace and prosperity.
 Congressman Sperry was in pleas ant frame of mind when met yesterday morning by Journal and Courier man. 'The people have risen up in their maj esty and condemned the silver heresy of Bryan, Teller ct al, i" he said. q am en- l tirely satisfied with the reports from other states, and I want to express my ! appreciation of the grand support the voters of this congressional district gave me-
 l Chairman Macdonald was about at tending to his duties as highway com missioner, but he took time to say the town of New Haven did nobly, and 1 Connecticut to her place just where l have said she would"
 James Bishop. commissioner of pub lie works said: Tt is ali right, with a great big Az
 Was that not grand stand the country made for honest money?" said Commissioner Hoyt, when asked how he felt about the result of Tuesdays battle
 What is the use of saying anything; there is nothing to say was the answer of President McCiann of the board of public works.
 1 Both Commissioners Grant and States were well satisfied with the result.
 'eThe Tenth ward did her share of the work" said Commissioner Johnson We are proud of our majorities'' 2
 The claim that Indiana had gone for Bryan and the manifesto of Chairman Jones of the national popocratic party caused a doubt in the minds of some of the citizens of this city as to the election of Mckinley Numerous in. l quiries were made at the office of the | Journal and Courier as to the authen- ticity of the report from Indiana There never was any foundation for it. Nc. Kinley's majority in the electoral col lege has not materially changed from the estimate made yesterday morning in the columns of this paper