Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-07

in fron. of the Tribune building, on Printing
House Square, was thronged by f.So CLOCK.
People were clinging to the statue OF Benz.
Franklin and taking advantage OF every point
from which the bulletins could be read.
There is immense enthusiasm and repeated
cheering.
Tho Albany Journal saws of Blaine's nom-
;na,ion: 1.-The party will be worthily led by
a man whom it has honored with its approval
this day. If there is need of honesty, vigor,
leadership and capacity in the chief executive
those qualities will be supplied in triumph
| in the election of that candidate to the office
of president.
| WORCESTER, Mass, June 6.
The announcement of Blaine's nomination
was received with cheers and firing OF can
non.
| SAN Francisco, June 6.
Tho news of Blaine's nomination created
wild enthusiasm here. The paper offices
were besieged with crowds shouting ana
cheering for Blaine.
| CoNroocooK, n. H., June 6.
The nomination of Blaine was received
with Joy BY the republicans of this vicinity.
LAWRENCE, Mass, June 6.
This evening 500 guns were fired on the
common in recognition of Blaine's nomina-
| ton.
NASHUA, N. H., June 6.
The nomination of Blaine was received in
this city with no particular demonstration.
DOVER, n. H., June 6.
When it became known that Blaine was
nominated the crowd cheered loudly. Ii Is a
pretty unanimous opinion on all sides that
Blaine's nomination is wise choice anu
Blaine leaders claim without doubt that he
will get many votes heretofore given to the
democratic party.
| ST JouNspuRY, VT, June 6.
There is no enthusiasm here over Blaine's
nomination.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., June 6.
Blaine's nomination is fiat here. Inc
papers say that Cleveland would sweep the
country against Blaine. At kittery salute
was fired. The democrats are exulting and
claim Blane's certain defeat.
| ELLSWORTH, June 6.
Tremendous enthusiasm prevails over the
nomination of Blaine. The people are out
en- masse. Flags bearing the name of Blaine
was raised with furious cheers. Shortly
after the news was received the street were
almost impossible, so full are they OF people,
brilliant display of fireworks was made
this evening.
BIppEFoRD, June 6.
| The republicans of this place are cele-
brating the nomination of James u. Blame
with a band, fireworks, street parade and
speaking in the hall.
| BANGOR, June 6.
Business today has given way to politics,
and all day the streets are crowded by men
of both parties talking over the situation, and
eagerly scanning and commenting on the
bulletins issued. Before the balloting COM
menced the republicans had been convinced
of Blaine's nomination, and the situation at
adjournment last night gave renewed confi-
dence that he would be nominated on an early
| ballot.
| Crowds surrounded the Whig office, and
when the announcement came of the nomina-
| ton, cheer on cheer was sent up for Logan
| and others. Steam whistles on mill and boat
were blown, bells were rung, one hundred
guns fired, flags displayed and everybody was
on the street. At 7.30 train of ten cars
| with over 500 started for Augusta to con-
| gratulate Blaine on his nomination. They
took with them field piece with which they
will salute on the route.