The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-01
FREE SILVER DEMOCRATS
OF THE STATE WILL MEET IN
 THIS CITK

 BsEsIon wIH be Held Next Tuesday-l May Place a Ticket in the FieId-EcO- homie Leaguers of the State May Join Forces With Silver Democrats. The following significant political document has been issued by James A. Martin, of East Hartford, chairman or the Chicago and Kansas City platform ! provisional committee of Connecticut said committee having been appointed in this city last week:
 To all Chicago and Kansas City Plat form Democrats-Greeting
 As chairman of the Chicago and Kan sas City platform provisional commit tee, raised at New Haven, Conn.,. on Wednesday, September 24, 1902. for the purpose of standing for a reaf1lrmation of the Kansas City platform in the democratic state convention which was held in New Haven on September 70, and as said Kansas City platform was not reaff1rmed but entirely ignored, as was also our great national leader, w. J. Bryan, hereby, as chairman, call a meeting of said provisional committee and invite all Kansas City democrats to meet in conference at Masonic Tenn pie hall, 70S Chapel street. New Haven, Conn, on Tuesday, October ', 1902, at o'clock D. m., to take such action as may be deemed necessary to suit the time and occasion.
 James A. Martin, Chairman.
 East Hartford, Conn.,, September 29, 1902. '
 A. prominent democrat, who is also a member of the local Economic league, stated last evening that the turn-down yesterday of Charters in Waterbury was alike distasteful to the democrats and the Economic leaguers. The Eco- homie league will meet this evening and a motion will be made that the local league issue a call for the other leagues in the state to hold another state con- vention for the purpose of nominating a state ticket This ticket may com prise men who are in every way accept able to the Kansas City platform dem- ocrats, and, if so, the Economic leagues x of the state and the national democrats of Connecticut will join forces and en- ter the campaign with determination to poll large vote for their nominees. It was also stated that the Kansas City platform democrats will, at the meeting of the provisional committee next Tuesday. vote to place ticket in the field, this ticket to be as nearly in harmony as possible with the wishes of the Economic leagues of the state. The only hitch expected will be that in the nomination of candidate for gov- ernor. The Economic leaguers are in favor of Attorney George M. Wallace. He Is recognized as a gold democrat, and this fact will not meet with the favor of the Kansas City platform men. In the matter of this kind the two or ganizations will endeavor to reach an amicable agreement, according to the statements given out last evening.
 The local Economic league is strong ly in favor of placing ticket ino the field with the name of Stephen Chartrs for sheriff of New Haven county. Int league will, at it's meeting this evening probably withdraw it's support from \ Afessrs.. Bree and Donovan, who were represented by proxy at the shrievalty convention in Waterbury yesterday The proxies are said to have voted fol IOmllnson, who IS strongly opposed p9 the local league.
 The reports last evening were to the effect that the Economic leagues of the state and the Kansas City platform democrats are firm in their conviction: that ticket favorable to both and sup ported by both, with men on it who will stand for organized labor, will have z good show of polling the greatest mum Der of votes on election day.