Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-07
OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.

OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED. : =
The pemoers,is .cS B.ssse So.lne. CD
ernor c,evelaed M His ssomina tion--The
r. Procee1ins5
n AIsAsA 81 y, lJ,sy as.* The ceremon,
Eof formally pofif Gdseyhor Cleveland.o q,
his, noihmafh Or the Presidency took
place inthe Ngd haallne main parlor OF
the MANSION. The 11n atlempt at adorn.
ment was seen in large bknks of flowers
| which rested on. the-<nalItels of the parlor
and library. The ceremony was brief But
exceedingly impressive. Tho Arrival OF TIL.
committees in body was the signal for a CON
centratienih TIE nain paflor Eftdethe DOM
| mittee of notification took = position IN. The
south end of the room and the mem1ersof the
Iwasr eserved in tle center &AA - as the
| preparations were comp I'd the FerDor
Ientered Through tie main halwaJ<s hiding
with his back to the flower banked fnantel.'
The ladies of the party stood near the Coy
erpor at his left His appearance at the
doorway was the signal for a hearty and
sBBssiaast fel seys so ss
W wis a d,silIsa i a1iistei sm >.
cratic National Convention, and of the MOI
tificatiop Committee stepped Slightly for
ward and addressed the Governor f1 clear.
resonant tone, and with mafked epthuiiasm..f
Grover Cleveland, Governor of the State
OF New FORK: = These gentlemen, my asso-
ciates here present, whose voice ! am
horbrG with the authority TO lttere Afe. q
kdfnnittee appointed Wstte j Aidhef Demo
cratic Convention, wheh recently as
sembled at Chicago, and charged with the
grateful, duty Of ecgaaipting you officially
ana tn that solemn and acrimonious manner,
Which ses a,gpy arr ,9pernes st the
ing result of the deliberations already known
myou hr1&gl neutrality-suspicious. of ndNs.-
SIR, that august body convened by direct
delegation from the Democratic, people of
tile several States and Territories Of the tRea
public, and celebrating under the witless
Of the greStest Assembly of freemen dver,
gathered to such a conference in the fore,
thought of ythe election which the cssstitu,
ton imposes upon them ID make a,ifhig the
currentty have nominated you to Itie
people of these United States to be their
eSfaalee' III E da asve ss, aanfd is'
ton of its exalted responsibilities, have
iotnfldentM hfabed tiff kt&frgf4 n hfeA
you with its functions Through this cbrnuf
.mittee the conventions highest reoAren
ment is delivered, that you accept. that dsuisi
'didacy. The choice. carries with it pruIi
found personal respect and Alimif&tiuflt butt I
it IS in no manner the fruit 0f these Setki,
ments. The NATIONAL Democracy seek II 4
President not ,1in compliment for 1.-THE hhaYf I
or reward for what he has done, but id a
just expectation of what he will accomplish /
as the true servant of free people, ftfUfi
1s,e eis soss' vet 1Es 'Ass 1 s;.
gency to be now, of transcendent impbftI
ances that q tlaboSious reform in adniins I
istratien as well as legislation is imp4fa7I
lively necessary to the proSneFltYaAd 1ohor
of the Republic, and competent Chief Mag i
istrate must be of unusual power, ,apd they
2hass ossesysd4 Wit. with. a.ss re yfT sSecuIon
orally msested. They flacA tIeis laelhhSe I
for the usefulness of the services they ex-
pect ste act for the benefit Of the Natt0nJt
upon the evidence derived, from NAL,
s ssiai9e 81 zG Ssx As Yers. flsIEgsd sss
electors to such proof OF character and :
competence to Justify ttidr iebnfi fepea HAT
public business will be Administered with /,
intelligence and ability, wlthiI
single hearted honesty and fidelity, and With
a yesolute and daring fearaessneSs winch no
faction. no combination, No p0werOf wealth,
no mistaken clamor can dismay or qualify.
In the spirit Of xthe xwtsdom and n
invoking the benedicttos OF the DiyinS +
Creatpr of men, we chaArhge from the Sow
elsnty of this ana NstIon He CON
''WcN done, thou good and Ia thfiJ seRSant; ID
thou hast been faithful ovSf f6w lhhgs. +
will make thee ruler over shnAy WiA6B In
further fulfillment Of oar xlntN ecfeT
tary will now present. the white lhuhi-s
cation signed blythe connittes@ ~
gIsf THE CoMMITTEE's ApDEEss. -,
Nicholas NJ. Prince Of AffSsUuri, Secfel
tary of the Committee, read the following II
formal address, prepared by the committee:
NEW YORK CITY, July %, 1884. ~
To the Hon. Grover Cleveland, of New York:
tSIR.-Inj ACCORDANCE with alc,istD4 befttfhg ],
signed, REPRESENTING the seJerM lStates mhd |
~, the National Democratic Can-
vention, which assembled at Chicago on the (,
sth day of the current month, to perform the
pleasant fhce which by this 9eans We have the
nomination as the candidate OF the Demo- :
cratic party in the ensuing election for the H.
is ct esa epns f 81 abaa a ties Ia
S p sna Ss mem fS III
md s sonnsslon nn%1ea
or your consideration. We trust the y
ii examination of this expression Of opnibs
md policy, and upon hs Rolittessc
,een chosen. The election Of. President isl
'eosis of s1owts TO-
,iness, peace and liberty even may depeHd | r
'pcs its swiss ;orserisF ~ foEr