Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-07

The Democratic Committee Notifies the
view York Governor Of His Ho1ination
for the rres1ds nry.

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venason, consisting az one person IFaEn each
state and .errisory. hea5ea by Cod s1As
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which rne present surroundings create, NAAs
! have been chosen 10 rspcesEat the Pssas
purposes and tho pohcy OF the Democrats
party, / am profoundly impressed BY the
solemnity Of tbs occasion and by the respoa-
sibility Of my position Though / CRATE
fully appreciate il, I do not q; this moment
| congratulate myself upoA the Distinguished
honor which has been conferred upon
me, because my mind IL full Of An anxious de-
sire 10 perform well the part which has besn
assigned TO me. Nor do at this moment for
get that the right and interests OF more than
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our efforts 10 gain Democratic supremacy.
This reflection presents 70 my mind the con-
sideration which more than all others gives 10
the action Of my party in convention assembled
IT. most sober and serious aspect The party
and its representatives which ask to be en-
trusted at the hands OF the people with the
| keeping OF all that concerns their welfare and
their safety should only ask il with the fun APP
probation OF the sacredpess Of the trust and
with a firm resolve 10 administer it faithfully
and well am a Democrat because / believe
that this truth lies at the foundation Of true
Democracy.
HAVE kip HI PATH
because / believe il rightly and fairly admins
tered and applied Democratic doctrines and
measures viii insure the happiness, content
ment and prosperity Of the people, II, in the
contest upon which we now enter, we stead
lastly hold to the underlying principles Of our
party creed, and At all times keep in view the
peoples good, we shall be strong, because We
are true to ourselves and because the plain and
independent voters OF the LAM will seek by
their suifrages 20 compass their release from
| party tyranny where there should be submits
sion 10 the popular will, and their protection
from party corruption, where there should be
devotion 70 the peoples interests. These
thoughts lend a consecratoa to our canse,
and we 90 forth not merely to- gain
q partisan advantage, but pledged to give TO
those who trust us the utmost benefits and
honest admiration Of national affairs. No
higher purpose or motive can stimulat us to
supreme effort, or urge us TO c~outinuous
amp elective patty organization. Let us not
fail In this, and we may confidently hope 10
reap the full reward Of patriotic service and
wei performed j have thus called TO mind
come simple truths, and trite though they are,
il seems TO me we do well to dwell upon them
at this time shall soon, l hope, signify in
the usual formal manner my acceptance of the
nomination which has been rendered to me. In
the meantime l gladly greet you al, as CO
workers in 4 noble cause.