St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-10
following telegram was sent Hon. Grover
CleFeland. uresldent-elrct.

triumph OF solid country. OF the entrance
OF our entire people upon their grand mis-
sion among the nations Of the earth. under n
leadership upon whose banner Is inscribed,
Public Office Is public trust" When funda-
: mental principal is 'sthc government was
made for the people and not the people for
the government" and whose loyalty to the
whole people, the best interests Of republic
Of 30, 600, 600 and the constitution of the
country, loving and conhding people by the
ballot OF 4 nation Of free men have attested
They send their sympathy in the great task
before YOU, their supreme confidence in the
conservative administration Of the govern
ment, knowing their country's best interests
are safe in your hands,
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. s.-Two hun
dred and nineteen guns were fred at noon
In token Of Cleveland's election. Tonight
there is monster mass meeting on the pub
lie square, where 20, 600 people Of all ages,
sex and color are assembled In the light of
two great boufires, and amid the firing Of
rockets aud cannon. great torchlight
procession for next Saturday night is an
nouneed under the auspices Of the business
men OF the city. The following resolutions
were adopted by the mass meeting on the
public square:
Believing that great crisis Is impending,
and the corrupt and desperate leaders OF the
Republican party win, unless arrested by
potential warning Of the sovereign people,
solemnly aud firmly expressed, attempt TO
defeat their choice for the chief magistrate
lawfully and constitutionally made; and be-
heving that the faith in a republican form
Of government cannot survive the shock
OF another fraudulent seizure of
the reins Of power, and that
the life and permanency Of our free institu-
lions depend upon the issue, We, the Demo
Gratis OF Tennessee, In mass meeting assem-
bled at the capitol OF the state,
Reso'1s, That exalting country above party.
We will, no matter what the result, abide by
the choice Of the people lawfully expressed
aud honestly ascertained. We believe
Cleveland and Hendricks have been duly
elected, and that the claim Of the Republican
national committee to the contrary is but
the prologue 10 another drama Of fraud
Ike 1876. We have the utmost confidence
that the Affairs Of the nation and the great
commercial interests Of the country will be
wisely and faithfully administered by Cleve-
/ land and Hendricks. We commend and
endorse the Democratic National committee
Tor the hrIn declaration Of their patriotic
purpose To stand forever by the right and
call upon them to be brave and vigilant. for
they are now more than the mere represen-
tatiyes Of the party. Their trust has become
enlarged, and they stand as the life guards
over the sacred rights Of the whole Of the
American people TO protect the civil liberty
and self-gOvernment from destruction at the
hands OF the mercenary minions Of mon
opoly. We call upon the whole country to
unite In 4 solemn declaration that the law
must prevail, and fraud viii not be permitted
TO thwart the wishes Of the sovereign people
AT GALVESTON.
GALVESTON. Tex, Nov. S.-For the third
time in as many days the Democratic cannon
is again booming her victory.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. S.-The Galveston
Democrats devoted the day TO celebrating
their victory. After firing 100 guns in the
afternoon, there were largely attended mass
meetings. Resolutions were adopted de-
claring ''They believed Cleveland and Hen
bricks honestly elected, rejoicing in the
victory that viii enable the people Of the south
to prove they are tolerant Of their political ad-
versaries, and are especially tolerant to the
colored people" Tonight there was a grand
torchlight procession, 1900 in line. Many
transpareneies bore notices from the late
campaign. A large broom near
the head Of the column was
inscribed, $40 sweep them out. ~
The mass meeting in the Opera house
tonight was largely attended and the after
noon resolutions were adopted. Judge Bal
linger, Congressman-eleet Grain and others
spoke. All largely attributed the Demo
cratic success 70 the Independent vote. Tele-
grams to the Galveston Meas give accounts
OF equally enthusiastic demonstrations in
every principal city Of the state. At Dallas,
Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio,
large torchlight professions paraded the
streets, followed by mass meetings. The
enthusiasm throughout the state is remark
able for its intensity and continuance.
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY, Nov. s.-The Democrats in
public meeting in Turner hall tonight
adopted resolutions congratulating the
American people on the election Of Cleve-
land, and declaring their viii thus expressed
cannot be subverted. The concluding reso-
luton is as follows:
''That We approve the sentiment which
declares that any party can bear to be de-
feated, but no party can bear to be defrauded
and we supplement the same by saying the
American people cannot and will not sub
nit 10 q REPETITION of the frauds of 1876"
The committee decided to hold q ratihea-
ton meeting next week.
AT OMAHA.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov S.-The following call
was published In Omaha to-day: ''The
Democracy of Douglas county and vicinity
WILL on Monday night, meet en- masse in
Omaha In response To the call Of the Demo-
cratic national committee in New York TO de-
clare their support Of the Democracy in New
York in their firm determination to maintain
the will Of the people as expressed through
the ballot" The call is signed by James Z.
Boyd, member Of the national committee,
and others
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. S.-This city is
ablaze 20 night with enthusiasm over the
election Of Cleveland and Hendricks. One
hundred guns were fred to-day at noon, and
tonight a monster torch-light procession is
parading the streets, while the whole city is
illuminated with fireworks. Prominent bust
ness houses and many private residences
are illuminated. Cannons are booming and
twenty thousand Democrats are cping for
Cleveland and Hendricks. Congressman
elect W. C. P. Breckenridge made an elo-
quent speech
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s.-The Democrats
jollifed tonight over the victory Of Cleveland
and Hendricks. q street parade Of several
thousand being the special feature. The
streets were crowded with people, and there
was much noise. confusion and excitement