The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-25
BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY.
GREAT PREPARATIONS MADE FOR TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Speaker Cannon and congressman sher-
 man of New York to Address the
 Meeting - Congressman sperry to
 Preslde-List of vice-Presidents and
 Secretaries of the MeetIng-speaNing
 to Commence at Two o'clock.
 All the plans for the big republican rally which is to be held at the New Haven theater tomorrow afternoon have been completed and most en- thusiastic and interesting meeting is expected. It was definitely decided last evening that the meeting should conn mence at o'clock instead of o'clock. as formerly expected. The speakers of the occasion will be Congressman Joseph G. Cannon, speaker of the house of representatives and Con- gressman James s, sherman of New York. Congressman N. D. Sperry will preside at the meeting. The theater will be handsomely decorated with the national colors and a musical pro- gramme will be rendered between speeches.
 The list of officers for the meeting is as follows:
 Vice presidents-John Adams, Theo- dore J. Alderman, Clarence c. Ames, S. s. Adams, Frank c. F. Barnes, Will liam H. Beecher. Robert A. Brown, Alfred H. Buckingham. Winthrop c. Bushnell, s. H. Barnum, Samuel Bow CT. Harry B. Brown, Edward c. Beecher, George w. L. Benedict, Ar thur c. Benedict, Fred H. Benton, Friend E. Brooks, George B. Bunnell, John M. Crompton, Ward Church, Lewis D. Chidsey, David Corey, Nehe- miah Candee. Leonard w. Cogswell, Frank s. Cornwell, vincenzi DeElia, lJudge Edwin c. Dow William F. Dick erman, Edgar B. Durant, Willard c. Fitch, John s. Fowler. Robert A. France, Herbert l.. Freeman, Noah A. i Fullerton, Sol L. Gompertz, William H. Graham, Wilbur F. Gilbert, W. Henry Gowdy, Charles E. Graham, Wallace B. Holt, John A. Hauff, George IT. Hewlett, Edwin A. Hotchlziss, Fred c. Howe, John A. Hull, Samuel P. Hoyt, Henry F. Hosley, Ernest l. Is-t bell, N. w. Kendall, Louis Knollmeyer, Wilson H. Lee, Frenk E. Lewis, Gus tave H, Larson, Charles s. Leete, Lu- lzerne Euddington, E. E. Lord, John N. Leonard. John T. Manson, George B. Martin, Samuel E. Merwin, c. S. Nell len, William H. Moseley, Michael Moakley, H. E. Merrells. Frank H. Ma son, George A. Mayrock, Harvey. s. Munson, Edward B. Munson. J. A. Nell son, John c. North, Joseph F. o'Brien, Dr. I. N. Porter, Charles T. Pehnell, Charles W. Pickett. J. N. Pierpont, J. Wesley Platt, Vincent Pasetsk. Rev. Watson l.. Philips, John M. Peck, Frank F. Ryan, Washington M Row Hand, Samuel H. Read, John R. Rem bert Edwin P Root, Edwin G. Russell, Edgar A. Russell, J, B. Savage, Charles 4 H. Small, Henry e. Shelton, John H. Shaw, Arthur H, Smith, Marcus P. Smith, Adolphus C. shell, Michael Som nenberg, Elizur H. Sperry. James R. tuart, Joseph H. Smiah, H. Sims. David Steele, Sherwood s. Thompson, Ruther- ford Trowbridge, Julius Twiss, Cap tain Daniel Tilghrhan. James D. Todd, Clarence D. Thotnpsun, Edward F. Thompson, Richard IF Tyner, Joseph H. Ullman, Louis M. Ullman Frank B. Walker. Arthur e Warner, William A Waterbury, Clarence F, Wilson, Arc I, Ward, Frank H. Wheeler, J. Rice Win Ichell Herbert c. Warren. E. Harris Weaver. Eli Whitney, Rollin s. Wood ruff, Frank J. Rice, Frank E. Hill. Will Ham F. Clarke, Fred E. Whitaker, John H. Pearce, John V. Rattelsdorfer, Samuel J. Well, Oscar P. Ives, Fred w. Orr George E. Hall. Oliver F. Spark, Thomas N. Gierding, Murdock Ding