Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
ECnNTNG CHICAGO'S VOICE.
o1KrRLAND aEAss TRe NEWS.
How IL was Received st AlboHJ- -Osnsra's-
istinG T.issrams-rae nEaisoo naskes
Ruserf

isting Tsissrams-rAe n17iaoo makes
speech.
An Albany tpeclsl Of Fridsy says: Jlmr
Bowdoin'e csnnon was tho first 10 carry the
news 20 Governor Cleveland. At lao l..
Al. signal nom the weeterr Union Build
ing 10 The gUn-squad. waiting On the bier,
announced bis nomination for President,
and before the message could reach the
Capitol TIE booming OF The baby
walker" bad informed tho whole city
that the Democratic Convention had
chosen New Works Governor for tho
party's standard-ocaror. The honoTcd
candidate was ~ The time in the Gov
efnor's private room, IN The Executive
cbamlNT. with a few intimate Friends. lie
went "a The Capitol Of TIE nS1ll hoCr thu
uloFnmg and examined ul.abcs % orders
relative 70 the state epcaIDpDens ~ Pceks-
XII. presented FOR his confederation ny
Aciuia1t General FaTnswor.b. When The
dispatches began 10 come N from Chicago
.-yirc &c dctpils - The bailo.rQ he re-
br,o 10 tlc inner apaTtnen. with his PR
ysic secretary, o.oncl -. y Lamont, Adj
fp,sp,.Gtpersi FSrr.SwCrth. and Dr.. y. ).
Ward, ihc physician, leaving in tne Large
room tie T,mcS'S correspondent and
dozen othCTe.
A. The bulletins were carried by the mes-
sence!s from tlc bronch telegraph Office
outside lae Assembly chamber the ic9,uTcs
OF The proceedings 81 tho Convention were
ROT sSccriAncd until several ninutcs after
they were known down town. TIE Sistc-
mcnt oi PonnsyiVauia's chance WAS greeted
with applause by The party ~ She kIc'u-
nVe chamber. and. - soon - the tran 'fer
- North CArohna's vote from Bavsrd 20
Cleveland. indicating that tbo break hs1
cclnC, vas read. the caunon's roar from
the riverside declared that the victory
was Won. Colonel Lamont, bis face
wreathcd IN smiles, 1T oace threw open
the doors and The Governor received
the congratulations Of the company IN The
outer chamber. General FsTnsworth and
In. Ward standing on ais right side and
Colonel Lamont on the le.. Trs Governor
screpled with kindly dignity Their coa-
zratvJetOrs, and returned the vigorous
sbakc - tbe band 81 I'll with frm D.e.-
.ure. The same imperturbAbls dignity With
which Do Lss borLc blElSsn throughout tn
Convention characterized bis doDiaanOr
whom ibe news " the nomination was re-
cciycd. Only the sparkle % bis eye iaGi-
cstcd bis pleasure. suddenly turning 90
his secretary he said, "Dan, I wish Won
would telephone that % the mansion:
sister will want 10 hear i.." lie
tlcU went 10 The large room and &C.
rJncu for an hOur or more receiving the
congratulations 81 The crowd thsi poured
into The Capitol. Among the lirsi visitors
were Mr.. John ASlc, Er. Ho.bFook, OF The
Board ~ ClsimS. Deputy Beno-
Dict. and other subordinate Stste officers,
Congressman Van Alstync, Dudley Ocott,
sad many prominent citizens. An kinds
and conditions ~ men were present. A
tt,s Frorf, fIn a u hf1 hivf
sleeves. with tsttercd bat in hand, Wa one
q the Earliest 20 extend his hand, With q
,.God bless you /" - the Governor. Tae
Governor took The prolcrcd hand AID gave
il q vigorous grasp.
CONGRATULATIONS.
1Ec Governor hal nothing direct 20 2ay
lcycud sxpres.inc bis thanks "a those Who
Ulorcd congratulations. lie manifested
-orc curiosity TO learn tho details OF TIE
EuGl ballot; but with 5ho snUOCGctmou OF
the IOmipsiion bulletins ceased coming,
aud those surrounding him were too much
elaicd viii the general Result IL pay close
attention 10 further particulars. N At
while kilograms began pouring in. The
fri dispatch, received tn minutes after
he news % the uoE.iuat.ou. read:
she syracuse Democratic escort, 200
stroh-. adl oIcc.iuC % President Cl"vc-
lsrG. We rjoics in vour nomination.
M.y GOD grant YOU sHcces,.
JACOB KOoVs.
IIENEY k0ONS,
iDWLR0 Moons.
Tha 1rt dispatch from Chicago was
from the editor II the New York NorA
10 read:
Coz graduate YOU and the cansr o. good
government. You are noElnstcd.
Pm
Di,pschcs followed from ex-senator
william y. Euriha. eT-Spcakcr &. l.. Pat |
tw,on. Deputy Treasurer =. X. Apglr !
ssnd The Buh4lo Nt1fS. The H-dNickS I
Mcial-Works Factory NJ Buffalo sent /
dispe,ch:
fCr,y-sevCn WorkingmeC in Ovr factory /
loin win UIc in con yrs.ui&sioc ypu.
!. II. HAlDWICE. Z
s,ustoy Bayerd tcIesraphed:
Aeon, NY best wisLcs FOR your triumph !
ant election and assurances VI nay thorough /
&ad st,eGiast support in the canvass.
~. =. BAYAGp. !
Governor George lIoadly sent word:
] congratulate Won ald ogr country. We /
SIc now Grjuy one hundred guns. ONO I.
iced, ,he column FOR yoGr r cior-.
G4aEGs iloLyIY. !
NocrasTT q state kelsey, OF New jersey, (
telcuapbed;
No nomination could lcso strong iu EeN 4
J9-,Y.
Nhc ZION. George y. Wise, % Virginia, /
tde2TaThCd:
Virginia W,ll give yo0 5000 minority.
The chairman ~ tht DemJrr.Is Conn
ruttcc u West Virginia i,i-srarhs:
Con TatuH'iur, ard cl,hl, a-tic uppott.
Congressman Leopold Aorst:
Your nomination = au endorsement o.
honest independence in public Office. Ac-
ocpt ny congTaiu'auor
The chairman % The ,hington County
Committee sent:
NcVll give NoH TIE largest Democratic
vote ~ est ID ih. county.
The y Drew banking firm Of WorGsar
~ Co.. keW Nork, sent Le1rty congratun-
ton. and expressed The belief taas .la
uomlnalipn would De endorsed. The B)s-
ton H,r1H sent congratulations. Aaron
:. \@ntcrlocl t,icera9Nea the co2@ratUll-
lions ~ lie NJ" York Manhattan CiGh,
which believed Tie nomination meant Vi.-
tory. Baltimore Democrats seat Worl
'hat Maryland would give Cleveland |
20NO majority. From Rochester
dispatch Wss sent ststing that 100 gun,
were bling fired, aud Great enthusiasm
prevailed. The Uuca Observer declred
Lhai II entered the cIMHaisn with the
utmost zeal. By , O'Clock The mass OF tela-
i.c,t,,a 49,. f.fr0t a.. tg..,