The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-29
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
PLANNED BY REPUBLICANS AT
 MEETING.

Town Chairman Macdonald md Many |
 Others Present-Big CoIored Repub-
 Iican Rally Announced for Next We'd
 nesday Evcning-VariOus Democratic
 Meetings.
 The republican town committee held a meeting Saturday evening in the quarters in the Glebe building, all the ward chairmen, as well as Town Chair man Macdonald, and a number of oth- CT prominent republicans being present. Plans for the campaign were discussed and it was stated that the prospects were of the brightest.
 It was announced that extensive pans have have been made for the big colored republican rally, which Is to be held at Masonic hall, on Webster street on next Wednesday evening.
 The various candidates will address the meeting and Frederick w. Orr and Rev. J. w. Davis will also speak. Mu- l sic will be unfinished by the saratoga Prize Quartet, which is the quartet which scored such Init, winning first prize at Saratoga this past summer.
 The officers for the evening are as follows: l President-Frederick Young.
 Secretary A. Mail.
 l Tel, IR1N9 man, Simon Johnson, Moses T. Rice Thomas Johnson, Rev John W. DaVlst Jacob Hodge, Willis M. Bonner, Jacob Keys William c. Manning, Richard
 Muse, Fred Hendrickson, Judson l.
 Saunders, William Johnson, Walter Pierce, Frank Fatio, Anthony Whit
 tington, Algie Epps, George London
 William Porter, Holiday Miles, Jame'
 Henderson, Eben Leaherbury, John R Cannon, William J. Cummings, w. M Perkins, George Mokins, Alonzo flaw
 lev. William Gray, J. P, H. Jones Wadsworth Ladieu, P. H. DaVls, Johl tAdley, J. T. Johnson William Brown William Tibbetts, W. J. Hargatt Fleninf Holt, Marcellas Spencer, Da yid Henderson, Thomas Whitby, ". Il Lynn, William Sevens, J. J. BosWortf
 Thomas Jennings.
 l Extensive preparations are also be f ing made off the big rally which IS | be held at the Young Mems Repubiiea u club on next Thursday evening, A
 the candidates are scheduled 1c
 speeches, as well as a number of otf CT gentlemen. The full programn y will be published in this paper later n WOODRUFF TO SPEAK. I Next Thursday evening there is to y an informal republican rally in Repul
 lican club hall, Crown street, under u $ direction of the advisory committee ' the club. The meeting will be a gen s- ral one of the republicans of the ell r. as a climax to the senatorial dstri g meetings that were held at the GIL Il during the past week Colonel Woo. r. ruff. the candidate for governor, Will t. present and several other candidat
 will attend and make addresses
 Frank c. Bushnell will be the pres ~ ding officer.
 N OUTDOOR DEMOCRATIC NEE " INGS.
 Six open air meetings are to be he
 by the democrats around at the .
 shops this this week. Two meetin nj will be held tomorrow at noe d. George M. Wallace will address he meeting at the clock shop and AttS if ney David E. Fitzgerald will speak I'd Sargents. ad Other meetings will be held durl
 the week at Winchester's, GrapeYi D.; Point, in Fair Haven, and Peck Bro' es ens & Co.'S factory.
 yi- Charles J. Donahue, candidate rill cong t-large, will addr' ,s- some of the meetings.
 lld NASHVILLE RALLY. he The democrats will hold a rally
 Westville this evening. The speak h. will be George M. Wallace, Pm
 Hugo, M. J. Goode, Charles W. Tut av1 T0o1,id n u4t1Gnraid