Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-11
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.
Notifications.
An Uprising Of the People.
GpnePaI pafoiot,,.., C-orrwhoro
General RejOiclngs Everywhere
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FRANKFORT, KY, july @ 1925 p. NJ
A large and enthusiastic meeting is beino
held tonight to ratify the nominat;on IF
Seymour and Blair. FloouanI 81 -
ring speeches are being made bv e,oI q PI
Churchill, Hon. G. W. Craddock CoI w
p. ID. Bush, Hon. James A. lD,xson A.,
torney General Rodman and Judge JaDaas
The greatest enthusiasm prevails
The following resolutions were read and
adopted amid deafening applause
Resolved, That We heartily indorse the
action Of the Democratic Convention. a.
well as that Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention, which recently met in New
York. % ESQ fr r.i.lr r.- 90
Resolved, That we cordially approve Of
the platform, and pledge Kentucky to give
greater majority for Seymour and Blair
than has ever been given in the State for
any candidate whatever. .... q r....
A national salute was fired upon the re-
ceptiou Of the news of the nomination.
Bonfres are blazing on the streets, music
IS playing and the widest enthusiasm pre-
walls. -....... .r,..
Special to the Louisville Journal,
LEXINGTON, KY, July 9-94 P. MA
large and enthusiastic ratification meeting
is being held here tonight. Cannon are
firing, bonfres blazing and great euthusi-
asm prevails among the people.
l.. c. Johnson, Gen. johnson, John Z.
Huston, Gen. Leslie Coombs and other
prominent men are addressing the vast au-
dience. a
Resolutions pledging a hearty support
to and indOrsing the candidates and plat
form, were adopted. .. -...'
Our people are more unanimous in their
approval of what has been done at New
York than they ever were before.
ST.. LOUIS, July "a large Democratic
meeting was held at the Courthouse to-
night, TO ratify the nomination of Seymour
and Blair r. L. Leteher, Of Saline coun-
ty, d. A. Sutton, Maj. w. G. Jones, Capt.
Tobin and others spoke. A national salute
was fred, and thirteen extra guns for
Blair. An unusual amount of enthusiasm
was manifested. A fine display of ire
works, music, etc, coupled with a large
number present, made it one of the most
successful meetings that has ever been held
here since the war The nominations
seem 10 give universal satisfaction 10 the
Democrats, and the mention Of the names
at the meeting was received with loud and
long continued acclamation. .
CINCINNATI, July 9.-ImmediateIy on
the receipt Of the news Of the nominations
at New York, Mr.. Pendleton telegraphed
Mr.. Seymour his congratulations, and
proHered him his earnest and active sup
port in the coming campaign. -..
CHICAGO, July 9.-On receipt of the
nomination Of H0ratio Seymour salute Of
one hundred guns were fired Another
salute was fired this evening. A ratiliea-
ton meeting will be held some time next
week-tlme not stated.
BOWLING GREEN, July $3.50 P. M
There ia great enthusiasm here for Sey-
mOuF. The town il Illuminated, and bands
Of music are playing, the people crowding
the streets and rejoicing generally. We all
feel that winning ticket is nominated.
Hurrah for Seymour and Blairl
ST. LOUIS, July 10.--Dispatches from
nearly every section Of Missouri, say the
nominations of Seymour and Blair were re-
ceived with great satisfaction, particularly
that of Blair A ratification meeting was
held last night salutes fired and all the
various joyful manifestations INDUCED.