The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-07-03

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fNorK Gas. Morn was one OF Gen nsn'
cocks old division commanders. :,
HARrROHn, June 25.--Gsneral iianeoeA;
Ia behalf Of the old soldiers OF the second
Army Corps, who served under your Draw
and noble leadership, send you their slnc ~
and hearty congratulations, we pleuge ane
vote of Connecticut by six thousand majority
CuARfRs WNFigfD ScorT, Sec.
NV Yoak, June 70. "A large meeting OF
veterans Of the Mexican war was heid last
evening for the purpose OF organizing cam
paign club in the interest OF Hancock anu
English Resolutions we're adopted inV'uns
all survivors OF the Mexican war, soldiers ana
sailors, to become members OF the eiuo'
Hancock and English clubs are rapidly organ
izing, and their banners and hags are oeihs
displayed,
tSrN. uANcocE: am a Republican Of the
hlaekest stripe, but as an old friend congral'
mate tho man into whose arms fell, bleeding
almost TO death, after Mira Flores, on the
honor he has attained through his spotless
reputation. II may not vote for you may
congratulate you as your sincere friend, ad'
mrer, and fellow soldier.
SCHUYLER HAMILTON.
Major Gen. Schuyler Hamilton served dur
ing the Mexican war on the staff Of Gen. Scott,
aud was run through the body by lance al
Mira Flores.
IRON ALL rARTs OF THE uSioS.
la Utica Hancock Club was formed and
General james G.. Grndlay, an influential Re
publican, who was chairman Of Mr.. Conklings
local convention, came to the trout and ac'
cepted the Presidency OF the club. On taking
the chair he said:
~ never went iato any movement with
greater pleasure than this one for the purpose
Of organizing TO support such good soldier
as General Hancock. | congratulate the
Democratic party on giving us the chance 10
vote for such man. Ills election is fore.
gone conclusion. lie will give US superb
( soldier President. lie Will receive the votes
of the blue aud the gray His u;terauces
during the war showed him to be states
man. Those who served under him will be
/ glad to rally 10 his support.
There are many Republicans in Albany who
J concur with General Grndlay
! At New Orleans, La, salules were fired,
/ At Baltimore the nominations give entire
satisfaction to the Democratic party. One
hundred guns were fired on Federal Hill, aud
100 more IN the western suburbs.
At Albany long procession paradcd the
streets, carrying torches, banners and flags
cheering loudly All along the route ire
works we're set oil and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. One hundred guns were fired
when the nomination WAS made known aud
one hundred more we're fred at night. At
the Civ Hall the crowd was addressed by 81.
Clair MeKelway, Recorder Gould, D. S. Lamb
and others
AT Richmond, Va, the nomination was re.
ceiyed with great enthusiasm. Ills generally
conceded that the ticket Is the strongest that
could have been put in the field. Ex.Conted.
crate soldiers upon receipt Of the intelligence
fired salute OF 100 guns.
AT Biughamton, n. L., guns were fred all
afternoon. AT night a large meeting was held
Speeches were made by all the prominent rcs
ident Democrats,
AT Columbus, o., the nomination OF Han
cock and English was enthusiastically receiS
ed. An immense ratification meeting wa
held on the west froHt Of the State Hsoue
The appearance Of Senator Thurman on th,
platform was the signal for a prolonged out
burst Of applause. His speech eulogizing thl
Cincinnati nominees and predicting victory il
November was repeatedly interrupted viii
cheers and applause.
At Providence, Il. l., the ticket nominated
is considered by Democrats and Republicans
I alike as unexceptiouable. The Democrat
are confident Of success in November.
salute was fred in honor Of the candidates.
At Annapolis, Md, salute Of 100 gun
was fred by the young Democracy in hono
of the nomination. Hancock and Euglis
campaign clubs will at once organize for th
! contest.
, A very large Democratic ratification NEE
ing was held in indianapolis Monday nigh
, x.Goyernor Hendricks presided and made a
! address. Addresses we're also made BY Hot
: W, I'll. English, the nominee for Vice Pres
: deaf, and by Senators Mcdonald aud Vooi
bees, Hon. Franklin I.anders and others.
At Kingston, n. Y, the nomination me
: with complete satisfaction. Many Republ
. can soldiers say they know nothing again
their old commander, aud will vote for him
! November. A campaign clsb was formed
! and work will be begun in earnest. ulst,
county Democrats promise 1000 majority iC
. Hancock.
At Catskill, n. Y, the nominations wei
: warmly received by the Democrats, who ~
I raded the streets, carrying brooms. Oh
hlndred guns were fired.
E At Utica q Hancock. English club wi
J formed Immediately after the announcement
. Of the nominations were received.
, At Quincy, ILL.,, the Democrats we're d.
monsiratively enthusiastic over the nomini
5 tons.
. The Democratic State Committee of Cal
S fornia telegraph the N. Y, World that Il
$ State will give her electoral votes to Hancoc
and English.
+ Alabama promises ten electoral votes an
! $4,000 majority for the gallant standar,
:; bearers Hancock and English.
4 All over Texas flying banners and flag
i street professions, ringing bells and boomin
c cannon give hearty Endorsement to the nou
inatinn.
Interviews with leading San Francisco Den
ocrats showed that the nomination was II
e garded as the best solution OF the question
The Republicans we're disposed to adm, tn
the ticket was strong.
G Dispatches from various points lhrougho
n New England report enthusiastic reioicir
:, over the nomination
n At Philadelphia the Democrats were high
n graiiiied, and declared that Hancock willee
talnly carry the Stale, and possibly The eli
/ At Nashville and all parts OF Tennessee 4
Q news was received with emphatic expressio,
d OF satisfaction. Even the Republicans A,
mitted that the ticket was one Of the stron
RI est that could be put Ia the field.
e At Newburg, n. Y, the nominations we
ratified with music, fireworks and salute.
Al Buffalo 100 guns were fired and boniir
: were burned. The ward Democratic elu
Is paraded the streets with Illuminated tranSpa
Is eneles appropriately inscribed. A number
business houses were illuminated.
e AZ WATERFOWL, N. T., salute was fred a.
"a boufires burned.