Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-30
.,raEIsG TIE NEWS

ssfS ,haf He Has Become "a
ss s's,. July 2s.-The raj rain a, s snt;l
lIs.sd at noon time SET " aeail
hac cs,ock, Despite the Wea ., ear
$40 GU IA Broadway were iined VIII
sresi az sndiua under the shelter Of
cope; About the headquarters Of
snbfshs, on State street, the GROVE
he Pnai At little before O'CLOCK
81 GREE formed on State street, 10.
DE FnS'qTh sv were attired IN dark suits
arcD2. hats. and carried canes
han 30 by the ALBANY City Band they
PrecsJ through state street INTO
rs'cnea 20 the Delsvan House, where
B'osass.a uas so great that the streets
sse inioyslks we're almost Inpasfaole.
sd aos,riapss to the number OF ~
Tbefe o.,ded for the distinguished
ssfe couo posing she committee.
gspiiel1es .95 headed by the band, the
a soa. marched up Broadway, fol-
rD 70 by the committee Ia calliae I't
essa,Ossssion turned up Clinton ave
ids "a into North Pear street TO hod
zoe Ssrne. Madison avenue to Eagle
90 s'sS the Governors residence,
sfssss Gas reached about 4 p. N. ,
snien 81 concourse Of people had
Ab La about the Executive Man
seIS ooIiee we're stationed about to
500, o. ;niarious trespass upon the
Ps'sIa. snrrounding the residence.
g,O so,ssts we're prompt IN arriving and
,hs members OF the two commit
sDso So uroylded for, there was very
~ $500. space. The ceremony took
us'n .bs large, handsome main par
49, o,angion. Tue only attempt
Mo sasnt was seen In huge banks OF
-hich rested on the mantels of
n0s ,lo, and library. The ceremony
ps 80 but exceedingly impressive.
Tsssrriyal of the Com mittee on NOUN
80 in a body, was the signal Tor
ooso..,ssn,ration in the main parlors.
sS." he Committee on Notification
rosition on the south end OF the
Eos IA the members of the National
fn ss on the north. A space WAS
-.,sd In the center, and as soon as
y. ,,snarations were completed, the
n y. entered through tue main
A"@ss standing with his back 70 the
sassr banked mantel. The ladies OF
~ party stood near tue Governor at
III apDearance in the doorway was
- si.nsi for hearty AID spontaneous
sr.bur.t of hand clapping which con-
..,oad for several minutes. As soon as
AZ bad subsided, W. +. Villas of Wis
son.;o chairman OF the late Democratic
Tstional Convention and of the Motif
sation Committee, stepped slightly for
vs,d and addressing the Governor III a
.ssr tone and with marked enthusiasm
aid:
C,oysr Cleveland, Governor Of the
s.sts of New York: These gentlemen,
nv associates here present, whose voice
am honored with the authority to
nttet. are committee appointed by the
E.taual Democratic Convention which
,sosp,ly assembled at Chicago, ana
eharped with the grateful duty Of ac-
ouain.inR you officially and IN that
solemu and conscientious manner
vhIch the digRity and importance of
Ina communication demands, with the
intsres,inp result of Its deliberations,
alrssdy known to you through the or
alpsry channels of news. Sir, that su-
eus. body, convened by direct deIega
ions from the Democratic peeple OF the
sversl States and Territories of the
Rspublic, and celebrating under wit
psss Of the greatest assembly OF free
nsn ever gathered to such a conference,
il forethought of the election which the
Constitution enjoins during the present
year, have nominated you to the people
d lhsse United States To- be their Presi-
deaf for the next ensuing term OF that
great Office, and with grave c0nsidera-
too Of It's exalted responsibility have
onhdently invoked their SURFACES To
invest you with its functions. Through
hs committee the convention = high
ruaisement is delivered that you ae-
uys that candidacy. That choice oar
iim with il profound personal respect
md admiration, but II has been In no
manner the fruit OF these sentiments.
Tie National Democracy seek a Presi-
dent not in compliment for what the
mani or reward for what he has done,
BAL In q Just expectation of what he will
iccomplish as the true servant of "A free
people, it for a lawful trust. Always
u momentous consequence, they
conceive the public exigency
10 be now of transcendent
Importance that laborious reform in
administration as we'll ~ In legislation
. imperilively neee 'sary to- the pros
psfity and honor of the Republic ; and
competent chief magistrate must be
Of unusual temper and power. They
have observed with attention your ex-
sutton of the pubic trusts you have
bald, especially of that with which yoa
are now so honorably invested. They
place their reliance for the usefulness
Of the service they expect 10 exact for
lhe benefit Of the nation upon the evil
denee derived from the services you
bare performed for the State of New
York. They invite the electors TO such
tproof OF character aud competence to
Justify their confidence that in the na
tion, rs heretofore in the State. public
hastness will be administered with COM
nensufate intelligence and ability, with
angls hearted honesty. and with q reso-
ase aud daring fearlessness, which no
isetlon, no combination, no power of
wealth, no mistaken olamor, can dis
nay or qualify. In the spirit of wis
aom and invoking the benediction Of
zoe DIVINE Creator OF man, we ohal-
hnRe from the sovereignty Of this ma
Won MS words In commemoratlon and
mnaeation or our choice " Well done,
NOE good and faithful servant. Thou
aaa1 been faithful over few things
tu make the ruler over many things"
y further fultillment of our duty the
secretary will now present the written
@umanication signed by the commit
Voi. Villas was several times interrupt
uy applause. AT the close of his re-
nhks Nicholas NJ. Bell, of Missouri,
sssfstafy OF the committee, read the
,ssovin9 formal address, prepared by
we committee
NEW YORK CRY. July -, 1884.
20 sht Hon. GroSr Clepeidtd, u Nae
aws--sm In accordance with the Gus
~ renting the nature of the oommu
- ..ssa,n,co' the undersigned, from the sew.
ssM states and Territories of the Union.
80 appointed a committee by the Ma
~lA Lemocratlo Convention. which
- moied at Chicago on the 9Th day of
=, sssfent month 10 perform the pleas
a. which by these means we have
- aonos 70 execute, of informing you
- vSr nomination rs the candidate of
49,. Demscfatlc party in the ensuing
- n for the Office OF President of
ua,ted states. A declaration of the
s = upon which the Democracy
s..ssa, o.e Tue people. With the hope of
.As aae and maintaining them in
vs...osefnment, was made by the CON-
a. aad an engrossed copy
v;,n 70 submitted in connection
sss,. ms communication for your