The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-21
PLANS TO GET OUT THE VOTE
FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
 VENTION ELECTION, OCT7.

Another Meeting of the Executive Com
 mittee Yesterdny--A Campaign to
 Rouse the PubIio-.A Big General Com
 mittee eAppotnted-Plansto to Have Gov
 ernor Mclean and Ex Governor Wal
 Ter Speak Hero.
 The executive committee appointed to arrange for getting out as large a vote as possible on the first Monday In October when the question of holding a constitutional convention is to be voted on held another meeting yester- day afternoon in room IT, Hoadley building. New Haven and Bridge port are the two towns in the state which have no regular election on the first Monday in October and conse- quently special effort must be made in these two towns to get out vote since In other towns where town elections are to be held a good vote may be eX- pected to come out If the cities are to secure votes enough to overcome the opposition in the smaller towns every voter in New Haven who is able to should go to the polls on Monday, Oc- tober '.
 The executive committee has arrang- ed to open headquarters in the Hoad- ley building and the headquarters will be open every evening from to 10 o'clock and literature bearing on the subject of constitutional reform will probably be distributed An appeal will be sent out to all the voters of New Haven just before the election. Arrangements are being made to hold big mass meeting just before election and an attempt will be made to secure Governor Mclean and ex-Governor Waller to address that meeting A meeting will be held at Republican hall on Temple street next Wednesday eve ming when Col Osborn, Col. I. M. ull- man and Daniel Davenport of Bridge port will speak,
 The following financial committee was appointed yesterday: Col. Osborn, M. E. Chatf1eld, George B. Martin, James E. McGann, Jacob B. Ullman, James E. Wheeler A. McC. Matthew son, John M. Champion, James A, Howarth Henry C. Bretzfelder, Pierce N. Welch treasurer.
 The following committee to arrange for meetings and speakers was ap- pointed: F. B. Farnsworth, Theodore H. Macdonald, W. J. Cronin, James B.. Martin and w s. Pardee.
 A big general committee was ap- pointed to take charge of the canvas for the election The following were appointed upon that committed: Ma for Edward M. Clark, George B. Mar tin. ex-Judge L. N. Blydenburgh. ex- Alderman Jacob Frolich. John D. Gaf- fey. D. G. Carmichael, Alderman Wal ter Walsh, Frederick Adler, Assistant Corporation Counsel Jacob B. Gilman, Henry c. Bretzfelder, Isaac Wolf, Mayor Studley, Controller Rowe, Gen eral S. E. Merwin, Eugene R. Hubbard, president of the board of aldermen Patrick F. Harkin, president of the board of councilmen; Alfred w. Forbes ex-Judge Hobart L. Hotchkiss, ex- Alderman John F. Doughan, Police Commissioner Joseph c. Kelly, Alder man Edward Fertman. Samuel Ross, Frederick Hotchklss. Police Commits sioner Thomas I, Kinney Col. W. E.. Morgan, Walter S. Campton, Thomas H. Linahan, Alderman c. H. Conway, T. G. w. Jefferson, Edward A. Bowers, ex-Police commissioner Smith. Sey- mour c. Loomis, Rutherford B. Trow- bridge, James D. Dewell jr., B. R. English, A. McC Matthewson, ex-Judge A. Heaton Robertson. Postmaster J. A. Howarth, E. c. Stoddard, ex-Mayor F. B. Farnsworth, Assessor John J. Ho- gan, M F. Chatfield, exAssessor Will liam F. Shannon, D. F. Kelly, John w. Hut ex-Director of Public Works Hugo, J. F. Wheeler, General E. E. Bradley, w. s. Pardee, Senator J. P. Bree, Jeremiah Donovan and Lorenzo w. Housel, Henry Fresenius, N. w.. Kendall, City Attorney Howard c. Webb, Major D. A. Blakeslee, Town Clerk Frederick H. Brethauer, Charles Spreyer, Alderman Nicholas P. Cor coran, Alderman James McGill, Walter Leigh, William J. O'Keefe, Edward J.. Maher John H. Pigott ex-Congress- man James P. Pigott, Frank c. Bush ness, Wilson H. Lee, Frank P. Caffer- ty, County Health Officer F. c. Hoad- lev, J. P. Goodhart, Alderman w. A.. yu,;ob+ Jocanh n Hnhinpar Jerome