The Republican journal., 1884-06-12

lar, that Mr.. Blaine was lying in his hammock
with a crowd of ladies about him when the first
verbal announcement was made. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine, Miss Stanwood
Mrs. Blaine'S sister. Miss Dodge. two of Mr..
Blaine'> daughters. Mr. and Mrs. iIoman. their
nearest neighbors, Mrs. NJ lney and Miss Man.
ley and Mrs. johnson. A team standing in
front of the telegraph office when the message
was received was taken into service and driven
at once to the residence. Mr. Blaine received
the news quietly.
CONGRATULATIONS MESSAGES.
The following are some Of the most import
ant kilograms received:
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 6, 1884.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
To Hon. J. q. Blaine
As candidate of the republican party YOU
will have my earnest and cordial support.
(Signed) CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
TO which Mr.. Blaine responded Is follows :
Hon. Chester A. Arthur, President OF the Unit
ed States, Washington. d. G.:
Accept my sincere thanks for your cordial
assurance.
(Signed JAMES Ct. BLAINE.
To Hon. J. e.. Blaine
| most heartily congratulate you on your
nomination: You Will be elected.
Your friend.
JOIN 4. LOGAN.
Mr. Blaine sent the following dispatch to
Senator Logan:
AUGUSTA, Ne. june 6.
TO John A. Logan:
am proud and honored by being associated
with You in the national campaign.
JAMES q. BLAINE.
From Senator J. X. IIawley Accept con
gratulations and cordial support; from senator
II. l.. Dawes: Accept my hearty congratulate
tons; from Rev. Hanson of Indiana: Accept
my heartlest congratulations on Your npmna-
ton. We will give you the vote of Indiana :;
from Murat IIai>tead: 1t had to happen; it
was in the air and the sunshine: from Aonzo
Is. Cornell: Accept cordial congratulations and
rest assured Of the most loyal and enthusiastic
support in the Empire State from r. Carroll
Brewster: a thousand congratulations. Penn
/ >ylvanla Will give YOU a majority without Il
parallel; from Ellis II. Roberts: NV congratu-
latlons to the country. the party and to you.
| predict your election and perfect is we'll as
prudent administration: from Edwin CoWles.
| Of the Cleveland Leader: Please accept my
congratulations. Harmony reigns. Besides
the foregoing were bushels Of congratulatory
dispatches from every section of the country.
HOW TIE NE" : WAS RECEIVED IN MAINE.
1t would be difficult if not impossible 10 con-
Ney TO these outside the State d complete idea
of the enthusiasm with which the nomination
OF Mr. Elaine was received 10y the people of
Maine. The gun-firing. bcll-ringing and flag
raising- the cheers. shouts and wells We're but
;,utward manifestations of a ;o,. NM lnn,v no
hands In Eanaor husinnss fi,a ,,.,t. ~ ,,-
tic. and when ne announron1.nt n.,na If thn
nonination rhrrr mon rhrrr w,rr I'M III
steam whistles upnn mill. and boats wnIl
blown. bells were rln1. ONE innIraJ 'r1n.
fred h,rs di>,,I.,,pd mi rvorl},nt,- NJ ~,
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three band. narl,ed The Streets In Portl"m'i
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