Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-29
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
Will be Formally Notified of His NOmi-
nation, on Tuesday.
ALBANY, n. Y, July

ALBANY, n. Y, July 2S.
Several members of the notification and
National democratic committee have already
arrived and the remainder will be here to-
night The formal notification to Gov. Cleve-
land will take place at the executive mansion
at $50 p. NJ. The proceedings will be brief.
The chairman Of the committee will make a
short address to which Gov Cleveland will re-
ply.
The limited accommodation at the execu-
tive mansion will permit no one to be present
but the members of the committee and few
personal friends of the governor.
Among a large number of callers at the ex-
ecutive chamber TO-DAY were Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Jsgier of Kentucky; Charles Banks, man
aging editor Of the Post and Telegraph Of ON
aha. Nebraska: Geo CclhrOn of Chicago /;
Dean Sage of NY; +; Col. Dennis of Orange n,
Y. Edward Wilson of the national committee
from Maine and Judge Amasa J. Parker of
Albany, \. Y.
The committee appointed by the democratic
National convention at Chicago to notify
Cleveland and Hendricks of their nomination,
assembled at noon to-day at Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Nearly all the members of the com
mittee were present
Before calling the meeting to order, Chair
man Villas announced it would be necessary
BY the Chicago convention which was done
and the committee went into executive session
to conduct their business
A subcommittee appointed at Chicago to
prepare addresses to candidates, submitted
their report, which was adopted The com
mittee left the city for Albany tonight b.
Steamer Drew. Tomorrow, at 8 Z. NJ, they
will wait on Gov. Cleveland and formally no
tify him Of his nomination. On Wednesday
the committee will proceed to Saratoga to no
tify Mr.. Hendricks.
Already large number Of distinguished
democrats have arrived and many more will
be here tomorrow morning. AT 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, the democratic Phalaux
will assemble and escort the members Of
the notification committee to the Executive
Mansion, on Eagle St, where the governor
will be formally notified Of his nomination by
Col. H. F. Villas, Wis. The ceremony will
not be public, the limits of Executive Man
sion forbidding Gov. Cleveland. It is expect
he will briefly reply 10 the speech of Colonel
Villas After the ceremony visiting democrat.
will be informally entertained at Fort Orange
club house
In the evening the Democratic Phalanx
will escort the speakers to Vanon's hall
where more meetings will be held. At Music
Hall Hon. John Z. Devlin Of New York. will
preside and Col. Villas, Gen. {. F. Hooker of
Miss, Gov. T. VI. Walker Of Conn, and ex-
Speaker Randall will make addresses. At
Leland Opera house it is expected Congress
man Dorscbiemer Of \. r., will preside. and
that Hon. P. A. Collins Of Boston. Speaker
Carlisle and Col. John Fellows Of " Y.
will speak.
The national democratic committee will
meet tomorrow forenoon at Delevan house,
where Chairman Barnum may announce the
executive committee.
Gov. Cleveland's callers today were more
numerous than on any Monday since his
nomination.
ALI rumors concerning Cleveland's letter
Of acceptance are unfounded, he has not yet
begun to write il.
Gov. Hendricks will be formally notified
Of his nomination as vice president at Sars-
toga, Wednesday,