Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-13
POLITICAL
AFTKR TIE CONVENTION.

AFTKR TIE CONVENTION.
CHICAGO. July l2.-There were very
rev remaining evidences this moruinc
OF the Democratic Convention. The
ueieRaies very generally have taken
tneir departure, bat on the streets are
Sill 70 De seer more than the usual
nQmosr of white hats, a number of
which are surmounted with small feath-
ered ROSTERS, the wearing of which has
come to be sort of a rage among the
democracy. The members of the Ma
tional Committee and other leaders of
tae pArts who aze sGiu in tie city ex
press c1niidence as to the strength Of
The ticket. The delegates generally ex-
press great satisfaction with the treat
msns received at the hands of the local
cofs mittee Ia providing for their coIa-
fort.
BUrLER's POSITION.
NEW York, Julv l2.-John Henry.
President of the National Anti-monop-
oily Or2anizstion. said today: IL have
not beard from Butler since Clevelaa 1
Was nomiaatej, but from what he said
20 me before going TO Chicago am con
ndent that he will not support Cieve-
land. de cannot do it, He has nomi-
naily accepted the nomination OF the
Anti Monopolists, and be telegrnphed
me from Chicago. Thursday, saying "he
would never consent to the nomination
of monopolist."
HENDRICKS sos-ooMxrrrAL.
ISDIAsAPoLIs, July 12.-Ex-Senator
Hendricks arrived at an early hour this
morning and Was recsived with
salute. he remained at his residence
during the morning, whsre he was the
recipient OF many congratulations from
friends and neighbors. A large number
OF conRratulatory kilograms wers also
received. Mr.. Hendricks declines to
answer positively whether he will ae-
cept or decline the nomination, saying
IL would not be proper for him to dis
cuss matters until be is properly mott
ned- IL - the general impression that
be will accept. ratification meeting
Will be held this evening, at which Gov
ern"r Hendricks is expected to speak.
WHAT RosEcRANs SAYS.
WASHINGTON, July ll.-Representa-
tive Rosecrans said of Cleveland that he
was not the choice Of the people that
be represented the capitalists, and not
the faboring classes. Tue platform he
regarded AS solid" and said of the
tariff plank that it met his views exact
ly; that, IN fact, il was the substance of
his speech ON that subject.
WHEELING INTO LINE.
SAN Francisco, July 1.-The first
feeling of disapp 'intmeut that the can
didste OF G lif0r ala was not nominated
has dlsapp arsd. md daty TO the party
prevails. Pfocessiols headea by bands
are parading the streets and fireworks
are going on. cannon booiuing, and
cheers for Cleveland and Hendricks are
heard In all quarters. The opinion is
that Hendricks has materially strength
eued the ticket on this coast.
This evening, after a mass meeting
held at the pavilion TO ratify the noDi
nation of Cleveland and Hendricks.
there was grand torchlight procession
OF all the uniformed Democratic organ
izations through the streets of the city.
A number OF bands accompanied them,
and the line of march was marked by a
constant display of pyrotechnics and
the glare Of colored fire and rockets.
Dispatches have been received from
points throughout the coas. stating that
the feeling of Democrats is one of con-
tidence for the success of the party in
November With the ticket made up to-
day at Chicago. Cannon firing, bell
rineisg, and the usual demonstrations
of JOY welcomed the receipt of the news
everywhere.
DEMooRArIc NATIONAL CoMMITTEEs.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE final session
of tue retiring Democratic Nstiontl Il
Convention was held tonight, aud after
the consideration of financial matters
and passing resolutions of tn .nks to
Chairman Barnum. Secretary Prince, to
the various local committees in the Con-
vention, and the citizens of Chicago
generally, adjourned SINE die.
The new National Committes was
then called to order by w. ii. Baraum,
as temporary chairman, and without
transacting any business adjourned to
meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York, July l4th. when permanent or
ganiz alton will be perfected, and the
members will accompany the Notifying
Committee in Its call upon the candi-
dates.
General Butler was seen tonight. but
declined to make any explicit state
ments in regard to what his course will
be during the campaign.