The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-30
THE VOICE OF THE COUNTRY.
The Nominations Received with Enthusiasm
IN Every section.


The news OF the nomination Of Samuel
J. 1ilden for the Presidency was received In
Trenton with the widest enthusiasm. Clubs
from oil portions Of Mercer county iocked into
the State capital headed by bands OF in usic aud
salutes were ared during the entire night. The
different clubs, after parading the streets,
gathered In front OF tho Trenton House, where
a brilliant display OF fireworks was made. A
mass meeting was held, and speeches were de-
livered by Gov. Dedie. Attorney G eneral vanAt-
ia. and the Hon. II. 8. Little. Gov. Bedle said
that the candi didate chosen was one with whom
We can go into tho canvass, not only with the
determination to win. but with confidence OF
victory. Mr. Iilden Is no time-server. We ell
know him well-what he has done and can do.
The audience dispersed with three ringing
cheers for " Uncle Sammy, the next President
Of the United States"
SWINGING INTO LINE.
The First District Democratic Club of Jersey
City that had been unanimous for Parker, yes
terday afternoon raised handsome banner
bearing the names OF Tflden and Hendricks. A
mass meeting TO ratify the nominations is TO be
held next week.
The Paterson Democrats are jubllant over the
nomination OF Tilden and Hendricks. salute
OF thirty-seyen guns was hred this evening In
honor Of the nomination.
When the news OF the nomination OF Tilden
a salute OF 100 guns was fired. aud In The even.
ing there was astreet parade and display OF
fireworks.
A public meeting was held last evening In
RAILWAY, and a salute was bred on the Tecep-
tion OF the news Of the nomination OF Tilden.
REJoIcIsGs IN THE EMPIRE STATE.
The news OF the nomination Of Samuel ]. TIL
den was received In Buffalo with great enthu.
siasm. One hundred guns were fred az the
arsenal and Atty on the Court House hill.
band OF music followed by a number Of citizens
paraded the streets, aud in front OF the Demo-
cratic Central Club rooms the assemhlage was
addressed by w. l.. e. Smith and l.. Z. Robbins.
After brilliant display Of fireworks the process
sion marched to tho Courier ONCE. where, IN
response TO enthusiastic calls, David Gray and
semblage. Inc demonstration was all animated
one, indicating that the Democrats here are de-
lighted with the result Of the Convention,
Ia Elmirs n NUMBER OF houses were illumi-
mated, an outdoor meeting was held, aud one
hundred guns were fired.
In Owego bonhres were lighted on every bill
on the reception Of the news 81 Itlden's nom-
tiOn aud one hunured guns were fired.
Guns were fred on the old White Plains battle
ground In honor OF Tilden's nomination.
In Johnstown Tilden's nomination was re,
ceived with enthusiasm. Tbero was n general
Democratic rejoicing and music by band.
In POughkeepsie, ON the recepil Ion OF the news
OF the nomination OF Tlden, the Old Line Dem
ocrats. represented 10y James Mackin, hred one
hundred guns, Flags were displayed from the
once OF the Daily Press.
In Bibghamton one hundred guns were fred
Ia honor Of lildon and Hendricks. Two bands
OF music paraded the streets. There were hre-
works and iiluminatoDs and great enthusiasm.
In Newburgh u nationol salute was fired In
honor OF the nomination OF Tilden and Hen
dricks, and a band with a 1ilden banner par
AIDED the streets
In Rochester, the City Hall bell was rung can
non vas lred, and there was general rejoicing
among the Dem ocrats.
In OgdensDurg the DEMOCRACY had an snthu-
siastlc celebration on Wednesday night, with
Gratis.
A sAlntA at one hundred guns was nrad In Slna