Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-13
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Meeting OF the New National
Com mI ttee- Butler Declines "a
Outline His Course In the
Coming Campaign.
CHICAGO, July ll.--After the fina
session Of the retiring Democratic Ma
ton Convention held last night, the new
by w. II. Barnum, temporary chair
man, and. without transacting any bus
mess, adjourned to meet at Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel. New York, on July 2Itb
when permanent organization will be
effected, and when the members OF the
committee will accompany the notifying
committee in its call upon the candi
dates.
General Butler declines to make any
explicit statement In regard to what his
course will be during the campaign.
Cleveland Receives ConxratuIa-
tiOns and Makes n speech.
Albany, N. Y, July l2.-Governor
Cleveland. In response to q serenade and
address by citizens, said, In the course Of
his speech, Parties who may be long in
power may become so arrogant and
careless Of the interests OF the people as
TO grow needless Of their responsibility
to their masters, but the time comes
~ certainly as death, when the
people weigh them in the bal.
ance. We believe the people are
not receiving at the hands of the party
which for nearly twenty-four years has
directed the affairs of this nation the
benefits to which they are entitled OF
pure. just and economical government"
After the speech the crowd passed
through, shaking the Governor by the
hand. Fully q Thousand cengratulatory
kilograms were received from prominent
men, among them Thos. y. Bayard, Gov.
Hoadly. Gen. Mcclellan, Richard B.
Hubbard. Hugh Mclaughlin, leader of
the Brooklyn Democracy, and number
Of Independent Republicans.
q. w. Curtis. Carl schurx and
Horace n Dem ming Endorse
Cleveland and Hendricks.
New YoRK, July l2.--Geo. William
Curtis, leader Of the independent repub.
lican movement says. al regard the
nomination Of Cleveland as the wisest
one the Democratic party could have
made and believe 1t will be satisfactory
to the independent voters" Carl Schurz
said, al am pleased with the nomina.
tion of Governor Cleveland and shall
give him my support. | think he is the
strongest candidate the democrats could
have nominated. Horace Il. Deming
chairman of the Independent republican
executive committee and president of
the Young Mems republican club Of
Brooklyn, said he regarded Cloveland's
nomination as equal to a triumph of the
better element In the democratic party
and tribute to the independent senti
ment throughout the country in both
parties.
Blaine Don't Regard Cieveland's
Nomination q strong One.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July PA gentle.
man who visited Blaine to day reports
him as saying that he did not regard the
nomination Of Cleveland as strong one.
Cleveland was but little known. There
were Aeveral men whs would have been
more available He seemed perfectly
satisfied with the nomination and did
not intimate by word or look that it
troubled him. He was impressed with
the belief that the tariff issue would be
paramount in the campaign and would
drawn a good many votes from the other
side.
Prediction that Butler Will holt.
New York, July l2.--John +. Hen
ry, President of the National Anti
Monopoly organization, said to-day 81
have not heard from Butler since Cleve-
land was nominated, but from what he
said to me before going to Chicago, | am
confident he will not support Cleveland.
He cannot do it. He has nominally
accepted the nomination of the Anti
Monopolists, and he telegraphed me
from Chicago on Thursday, saying he
never would consent to the nomination
Of monopolist.
Hendricks Congratulated.
INpIANopoLIs, July l2.--Senator Hen
bricks arrived at an early hoilrthis
morning and was received with salute,
He remained at his residence during the
morning, where he was the recipient OF
many congratulations from friends and
neighbors. A large number of congratu-
latory kilograms were received.
Failure of Halstead, Haynes Il Go.
New YORK, July l2.-Halstead,
Haynes & Co, have assigned to Lewis
May, of May h King. Their liabilities
are reported at two million dollars.
Destructive Fire and Loss of
Life.
BRADFORD, Pa, July IL. "A most dis
astrous tire occurred here at an early
hour this morning, by which four per
sons, Mrs. Ruby, her two children and
a servant girl, were buned to death.
Four others were badly injured, two ere
believed to be fatally. Ten buildings were
destroyed.
Disappointment and Bitter Feel
ing Against Hoadley.
COLUMBUS, 0. July l2.-There is great
disappointment here, Judge Thurman's
home, over the nomination OF Cleveland.
Democrats are making no demonstra-
tions. The feeling against Gov. Headley
is very bitter. Preparations are making
to give Thurman a grand reception on
his return tonight.
disappointment Over Thurman's
Defeat,
CINCINNATI, July l2.-There is a very
general feeling of disappointment over
the defeat of Thurman here.
ban Francisco Press on Cleveland
and Hendricks.
San Francisco, July l2.-Speaking of
AL. na,an,ralia aanlil.taa tho E-U 10, 90.
says: Fidelity to Democratic princi.
Piles, firmness under trying ordeals, hon
esty OF purpose and intiexible integrity
Of character are the qualities which all
men concede them to possess,
The Ala, Democratic, says: "Cleve-
land is strong candidate. lie has be-
hind him the solid, respectable elements
of the population of New York, in the
country and in the city. He will have
the undivided support of the independ.
emit press and of the civil service reform
clubs and associations. The ease with
which he secured his nomination shows
that Cleveland was the clearly recog-
nized popular favorite in all the great
States of the east and that he is Just the
man to beat Blaine" The Alta heartily
endorses the ticket.
The Fund for JenersOn's Grand
Daughter.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l2.-The fund
suggested by the Chronicle on the
Fourth of July in aid of the grand
daughter OF Thomas Jefferson, who is in
destitute circumstances, has been taken
in hand by Mayor Bartlett, who, it is
understood. will appoint a committee of
prominent ladies and gentlemen TO TAX
charge OF the amounts donated.
The London News" on Cleveland.
LONDON. July l2.-The Daily Neu,
says: America foreign relations will
be safer inCleveland' hands than those Of
Blaines. The latter represents the Amer
lean links" party, which, like the SAINT
party here, make up in audacity ano
rocubilhy for lack in numbers. As Pres
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