The Portland daily press., 1884-07-12
Celebrating Over the Result.

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| AUGUSTA, Me-, July 1.-THE Democratic NOM
nation was received here without any demonstra-
| ton. An attempt was made in the evening to form
procession, but it failure. Republicans are
| jubilant, believing the nomination the easiest to
beat.
| BELFAST, Me- July 11.-Democrats here fred
| 100 guns in honor of CleVelands nomination
BANGOR, Me-. July 1.-THE Democrats fred
salute of 80 guns and rung the bells on receipt of
Clevelands nomination.
NEW LONDON, Conn., July 1.-THE nomination
/ OF Cleveland created immense enthusiasm here. A
salute OF 100 guns was fired in honor of the nom
nation, and there will be parade and illumination
| this evening.
| BUFFALO, N. Y, July 11.-Most intense excite
| ment prevailed here Immense crowds surrounded
! the different telegraph and newspaper offices and
| on the announcement of Clevelapd's nomination
the second ballot cheer after cheer were given men
! waved their hats and acted like madmen. Hand
shaking Of Democrats and Republicans was gem
| eral and 100 guns were fired. Cleveland managers
from this city at the convention to be met with
a band and parade the streets.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 11.-One hundred guns
were fired in honor of Cleveland's nomination as
soon as the news was received The Governor was
in the executive chamber with Adjutant General
Farnsworth and few other friends. The booming
OF cannon was the first announcement to Cleveland
of his nomination. Standing in his private room,
with General Farnsworth on his right and Colonel
Lamont, his private secretary, on his left, he re-
ceived the congratulations Of those present in
dignifed manner.
Gov. Cleveland Serenaded.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 1.-THE Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club and Jacksonians serenaded Governor
Cleveland this evening. Gov. Cleveland addressed
the great crowd.
Gov. Cleveland Talks but Little.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 11.-Gov. Cleveland had
nothing direct to say beyond an expression of his
thanks to those who congratulate him He mani
Tested some curiosity to learn the details of the
ballot but the bulletins stopped as soon as the gen
eral result was announced. kilograms of congrat-
ulation are pouring in from all quarters.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE feeling among the
Democrats outside of Tammany Hail. appears to be
that If Tammany Hall acts treacherousfy towards
the Democratic nominee it will be injurious to her
county Democracy; and the Irving Hall organiza-
ton, it is said will work theoretically for Cleve-
land
One Hundred Gums.
HARTFORD. Conn, July 1.-THE Democrats
fired 100 guns this afternoon over the nomination
of Cleveland.
Democrats Who Will Not supper CIeve-
land.
FALL RIVER, Mass, July 11.-Cleveland's nomin-
alton causes no enthusiasm here. Most of the
Democrats are surprised at the results Prominent
Irish Democrats say they will not support Cleye-
Irish and labor vote to Blaine. Alderman Hurley
of Ward 3, the largest and strongest Democratic
ward in the city says his ward will go for Blaine.
COngratulatiOns.
WILMINGTON DEL, July 11.-Senator Bayard
has just telegrsphed his congratulations to Cleve
land, as follows
Hon. GroCer CteUelGnd, Albany, NJ r.;
Accept my best wishes for your triumphant cleo
ton and assurance of my thorough and steadfast
support in the canvass
(Signed) 7. f. BAYARD.
Disappointed with the Nomination.
CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE Democrats here have
made no public demonstration con corning the NOM
nations. There is very general feeling of disap-
pointment over the defeat of Thurman.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July 1.-THE Central Labor
Union, representing every trade and labor union in
the city held meeting tonight and adopted resolu
tions to the effect that Cleveland was enemy to
their interests workngmen and his nomination
States.
COLUMBUS, o., July 11.-There is great disap-
pointment here, Judge Thurman's home, over the
nomination of Cleveland