The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-12
Reception of the News
AT BUFFALO, n. Y.

BUFFALO, July 1.-THE most Intense ex-
element prevailed this morning. Immense
crowds surrounded the telegraph and news
paper offices. When the announcement of
Clevolnnd's nomination was made. cheer after
cheer was given. Men waved hats, acted like
mad. The Misunderstanding of Democrats ana
Republicans was general, and the enthusiasm
unhounded. A salute of 100 guns was fired by
the Cleveland Gun squad under the direction
OF the Cleveland Central club A meeting Of
the club is called for tomorrow night, when
n general celebration will be held. The Cleve-
land managers from this city at the conyen-
ton will be met on their return with n brass
band and parade.
Ar PouGHKEEps1E, \. Y.
PoUGuKEEPslE, July little Democrats
are firing II salute In honor of
the nomination of Cleveland.
ATNEw YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, July ll,-All the morning,
from the time bailoting began TO the rccep-
ton OF the nomination, crowds assembled In
front OF the various newspaper bulletins.
From the first, Cleyeland's nomination was
looked for. When IL was placarded that the
Pennsylvania delegation had retired for con-
sultation, everybody said: "If Penn
s sstSesi" itg9es for 'ce Cai"s that nat
streets leading from the newspaper bulletins
were blocked, interrupting travel. There
was not lnuch excitement until the words
were put OUT Coy. Slexeland nominated
] =
! from hundreds, and more of them clapped
their hands and clapped each other on the
| back.
There was no excitement about the CITY
| Han, rs there were no politicians there. All
/ the Democrats are in Chicago and the Ronub-
| licnn Aldermen are out of town.
Mayor Edison said: 81 consider the choice
/ excellent. / have not II doubt of the Govern
Ol's election.
Register John Reilley (Tammany) said: ,"I
! hope Cleveland will he elected. The country
needs n safe, conservative able man, such Ms
| hc is, and every honest Democrat should vote
/ for him."
The Republican ofllce-hodcrs declined 10
make comments for publication. but in prl-
/ waite seemed pleased with the nomination,
considering Cleveland nn easy man 10 beat.
One of the Associate United States District
| Attorneys said; at IS good Republican
/ nomination.
A Deputy United States Marshal said:
"rhe nomination means Il majority of from
O0,o0O to 7O,9VO In New York state for Blaine,
and should not be nt all surprised If he car
rcd this county. John Kelly can be fixed
with the muyorulty or IN some other way"
The news 81 the nomination was received
at the Produce Exchange With long cheer.
ing. IN Wall street u was received by every
one ina manner Indicating that 1t was u fore
gone conclusion.
Collector Robertson said; 81 think the
nomination of Cleveland the best thing fol
tho Republican party, can't say what effect
irNuy, his election would have on the bust
ncss interests of the country. PERSONAL,
am In taN 0r Of Blaine and expect to see hin
elected
AT ALBANY, NY.
ALBANY, July ll.--Onc hundred guns wcr,
fred lu houOr OF Clevclund's nomination IN,
minute II wiS received, The Governor wa
IN the executive chambers nj the capitol witt
Acknowledgement Fnmsworth and "A fpy
other friends. The booming Of the cannon
iirst announced the nomination to him
standing IN ids private room with Farms
worth ON his right hand aud Col. llamoni
his private secretary, Oh his left, lac receive,
the congratulations of those present tn
digulhcd manner
q Gov. CicVclend had nothing direct To se
, beyond an expression of his thanks to thos
b who congratulated him. lie manifesto
some curiosity 10 learn the ballot, but ia
+ bulletins, Ms soon rs the general results wor
De- announced, stopped, kilograms nf cOng,rtu
, miiou came pou,fng In itOia all uuartcr
THE Young Mons Democratic clue scrc
4 uNdcd him Tonight.
A.. An wunMINGroN, nEIAwAIE.
. WiLIlNGroN, DEl~ July ii. Senate
e RnyNId was seated In Every Evenings CuiI
f. urnl TnomS In company with Judge Whitfield
and u lew friends when the news of Clevt
{ lnnd snomnntlon was received. Tac pI obab
- result of the secoad ballot had been foresee
:. ! by the company when the nr
~ change TO Cleveland was announced. Aft,
: the reception of the first summal
II uf The vote aud since the hopes of Buyarl
v nomination had been abandoned, there W,
e u general agreement that Cleveland won
h prove candidate very generally acccptab
l. TO the party, nnd To whom time world uni
!, the Democrats of New York In his fave
9 Very littlcwas said, however, ns the compar
" almost imiue,iately separated, trnd MIR. Ba,
e nrd, after ielcgraphing his cungrntulatlol
y 10 Gov Cleveland, left TO dine with irien
= AT HOUSTON.
L. HousroN, July ll.-lSpcclal. Great g
= citcment has prevailed here during the dn
Il and mnny speculaLOns were INDUCED In =
10 ference to the action of the Chicago convo
ton. The telegraph Office, cotton cXchant
re were posted, have been surrounded by eng
u thrOngS watching with anxiety the rrrivul
= the bulletins The News OF Cleveland's non
Is mutton was received with the grci
o. from the excited throngs rent the air. +
II nows of Hendricks nomination for
Ne second place createdno less enthusiasm n
IN altogether, u Is deemed the strongest ticl
p the Democrats could have chosen. In an
&c ctedlhly short space or time hundreds OF bi
~ ncrs were unturlcd nom the house tops bet
ct Ing the name of Cleveland, and Inter that
NJ Hpndrlclls WIS added. To-nigli
,a guns were fired In honor of the nominate
W of Cleveland and Hendricks, and nt this III
x lOM) n procession, extending through I
20 entire hnslness portion OF the city. Is mare
le, Ing To the tune of "Dlxie,n and cheering
N. that the Democracy will carry the state
UT Novcmhcrby II l,tOlm majority.
be ATGALT EsToN.
H. GALVESTON, July ll.--Thc nominations
mt the Democratic National convention .
of great satisfaction, and much qualification
n expressed Mt the defeat OF Tammnny. W
he Cleveland and Hendricks us stnndnm.he
De- crs, Il N believed the Democrats win achi,
o. II brilliant victory.
&c ar ConsiCANA.
- CoRsicANA, July ll,-lSpecial. The no
ca. b0tiun of Cleveland was received by our n
eS- pie with general satisnctlon
yer ATrYLER.
Ter TYLER, July ll-ispecial. There d
sec mol seem 10 be any enthusiasm for I'levell
zen thouEh keen Interest I'm, been tnkpn In
20 proceedings of the convention.
Ell. AT ATLANTA.
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