The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-28

With the doom of Republicanism ging in every cheer and sounding the measured treat of 500 march with the birth of a new govern mt for the good old Nutmeg State etold in the rainbow of political bnaise which frightened the opposi- n of rain and wind, with stirring arts Keeping time to stirring music, people of Bridgeport gave royal lcome last night to Judge Simeon Baldwin, next governor of Con- eticut.
 The outpouring last night which med the big parade and filled ekSon's theatre to oVerflowing, was e of which any American citizens ght be proud, irrespective of party Iliations. It was not gathering Democrats alone, although the rep bentatives of that party were in jority; it was a meeting of the cit
 of Bridgeport, the unbouglat, un-
 unpledged freemen whose votes
 approaching election will sweep
 once and for all the party of
 promises, corrupt practices, be-
 trust and arrogant power.
 the cold wind and drizzling
 n street was thronged at
 expectation of the parade
 krted the speakers of the eV-
 SThe Stratfie1d to Jackson's q there was no American
 ering with red blood in his
 did not thrill from his head
 when the multitude stood
 in the wet, doffing their
 E. playing of our, national
 Stal Spangled bapner.
 b enthusiasm whit less
 sight a bit less inspir-
 parade and the specta-
 Jackson's theatre, fill
 edifice to the very linn ing LID cheer after cheer
 Lldwin and the other nom
 Democratic party, staunch
 cttizens of Connecticut In
 hg could be noted no pro-
 Politicians, no corporation
 no wouId-be buyers of Sen
 Honors, no professional spell
 none of those men whose vile
 ss it is to mislead the people
 weeks every year and rob and epresent them the rest of the Promptly. at 7:45 o'clock the Dem ratic parade formed in front of the ratfie1d on Main street, and the lrs of those who expected that the filing wind and driZzling rain would be utterly groundless. for when and Marshal Lawrence Gill finally i've the word for starting over 500 en were in line, filled to the marrow tn enthusiasm that no unpleas- tness of the weather could quench Headed by the Wheeler & Wilson Ind, with 1aring red fire, sparklers Id other fireworks in every hand, Id between solid lanes of people on kher sidewalk, the parade started it's march to the scene of the Aly. Accompanying the parade, and Instantly responding with bows to cheering, were Judge Baldwin and e other Democratic candidates and bakers of the evening.
 Reaching the corner of Main and all streets, the big procession came a temporary halt. In anticipation the ceremony which was to follow immense gathering had formed at e corner, so that both Main street d the side thoroughfares were a lid mass of expectant humanity kt the given word the huge Demo- htfc banner was flung to the breeze the accompaniment of frantic Reering and applause. Then the Ind burst forth into E'The Star span Ed Banner" and American manhood sponded to the appeal of that stir hg air To a man the huge con urse uncovered and paid a sponta- ous tribute to their country's an- lem and all that it represents Men heal and religious faith were in dded in the gathering which made lis splendid tribute, and it carried Hth it the acknowledgment that the en in whose honor the banner was Hurled. and for whom the paraders q turned out in the rain, were ,rtFly representatives of this coun- true types of American citizen X fter the unfurling of the Baldwin "a Broughel banner, which from now sfiI election time will remind the Sters of their duty at the polls, the 8ocession once more proceeded on way. At Jackson's Theatre there hs another demonstration when the HArchers formed guard of honor at Ee entrance to the theatre and al wed the speakers of the evening to oceed to the stage.
 AVORS The parade was not without it's r1lorous, as well as it's inspiring fea- res Many transparencies were car hd showing in striking terms the 4eIing of the voters. One of them, follows, was the laughing hit of ke evening;
 e'I left the Garbage Wagon For the N. Y., NH. 6 H.
 am on My Job.''
 John T. King. l Cheers and laughter everywhere Eeeted this reference to the man &hos- coatless, hat1ess, coIIar1ess, EugIat tooth and nail for Cousin k7arlte" at the Republican econven- snTl+ and patted the chairman, Con- fass1nan Hill on the hack and said !.You are doing well, old boy when ka4 distinguish gentleman attempt I to award Cousin Charlie the brnination on the now famous stuff