The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
AT TIE noMR or nLAINE.
THE NOMINEE ADDnRsaia nNTHUsIAFfIo
CROWDS on HIA FELI,OW-TOwaaMEN.

At THE HOMR or BLAINE.
THE NOMINEE ADDnRsaRa ENTHuaIAffIo
CROWDS on HIA FELL0W-TOWasMEN.
AUGUSTA, Mo, June 7,-All tho afternoon
hundreds wore gathered IN tho vicinity OF the
Western Union office awaiting news OF tho
donga OF the convention, Tue crowds grew
d0na0r aud denser as tho ballots were 70,
eelyed, When tho ilnal tldings camo one grand
hurrah burst from tho great throng, and
tho aoolamRtlOns which arose found
one prolonged echo from ono limit ~ Water
etreot 20 the other, HatA were thrown wildly
IN the Air, and became wild and almost fren.
zed They Wroatlod with eaoh other, laughed
could not bo satisfied. II was not long before
Wafer street was lmpaasable. Loss than nvo
minutes after the nows came mammoth flag
with cheers, Az night tho city was not lo6a
excited than IN tho afternoon. When tho
y o'clock train arrived u was tho signal for ro-
Moved cheering, ono hundred Gardiner olll
zens came mp, and large party from IIollo.
well, A procession was Immediately formed
on Commercial street and moved down State
street % llalno residence, whore the procea'
sion halled' Three cheers for the nokt Pres et
spokesman OF tho party. storm of cheers
followed In response blaine appeared at tho
door and surveyed tho aasembled multitude
for moment, All demonstration was quick.
ly hnahed, ana Blaine spoke ~ followai
my friends and my noishhorA, l thank you
most sincerely for tho honor OF this call,
There Is no spot IN the world whore good
news comes 10 me 80 gratefully ~ hero NJ my
been on terms OF friendship and Intimacy for
moro than thirty yoarh-peoph whom know
and who know mo. Thanking you again for
tho heartlnoSs OF tho compliment, bid you
goodnight"
Bano received tho news OF tho ballotng
while seat0d upon ha lawn with tho mombera
OF his family, laughing ana oomnohiing upon
| reports ~ they came In rapid aucoeBnion.
Bainc gave no Gign that no was espeOlaiiy
concerned In tho proceedings at Chtcngo, A
dispatch from William weter Phelps was
received after tho third ballot which fore
under tho apple tree began increasing
by tho addition OF frionds and nolghborA
Soon oninc dispatch announcing hia nomina
ton, followed by tho roar OF whistles, tho
elang of bella and tho ehonling OF crowds.
but 1lll no change was peroepublo In BlAino'S
] appearance aA no rocoiyOd tho cOnSratun-
| tlona OF those around him, Hundreds OF dis
patches followed from every state IN tho
Union. Following ave some OF tho most lm'
WGsiuNdroN, d. @. Juno 0,-To Hon. Jumos
q. hlninoi Az candidate OF tho Republican
party you VIII have ny earnest and cordial
support Cilhiilnin A. Aiprli un'
WAsniSGTos' ii. C.-1Ro tho Hon. Chester A.
Arihuri Accept my sincere thanks for your
cordial assurances, JAmRs q. DLAINE,
TO Hon. James q. Blaine; most heartily
oongraluaic you on your nomination. You
viii b0 elected JOuN a. LOGAN,
Mr., Dlglnc sont tho following dispatch To
Om proud and honored by being associated
with you In tho National oampnlgn'
JAMES q. BLAINE.
WAsIIINdToN, Juno 0,--Acoopt oongratula-
'' ''' JOSEPH II. HAwLrY.
Lntor In the evening many admirers arrived
by special trulua from various plaCoa Tho
Visitors marched 10 tho residence OF Mr..
Dlalno, who addressed thom ~ followai
GoHtolncni nni sure must rognrd this na
u compliment totally unprecedented IN the his
tory OF pOlltlca la Maine, | do not dare take
the compliment all 70 myaolf, but recognize
the oarnestn0aa with which you nro prepared
10 ontnr on the pending National campaign,
from dispatch / have Just received, that
have omyaolf the honor 10 DO associated on tho
Republican tok0t with thai brave una honor
abe soldier that ominent senator and true
applause ana ChOore,) am Nllro, gentlemen,
/ clin add nothing by n apOooh 10 thai fllot,
nnd you would hardly expect mo 70 do m0ro
on this oQcusOn than 20 okprcsa 10 you worry
nary obligation for tho compliment you
havo paid mo IN Comlug from your homoa
In distant parts OF tho State on tho an
nouncemont OF tho action OF the National
Convention, | wish my house was large
enough TO contain you all, NJ my heart Ia,
am worry sorry that tho elements arc not M
nuHpoiOua ~ they might have hoeu for youi
visit u voices "WO hay0 hoen waiting fol
this shower eight yoam''l ana the way you
stand u ~ good PROOF, nm huro, that you are
not ialr.woathor aoldlore, but ar0 "a ready q
como out IN Storm IA In sunshine Your on
crgy and oNrn0atnosa OF this evening give
good nugury OF your successful work In The
onnvaes In which you VIII 80 soon ontor