Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

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vigor displayed In Chicago. They were
received as heroes and were cAeered and
Congratulated over and over again. They
we're es -orted to the Denison House and
were given an ovation there almost as
glorious as the greeting that General
Harrison received Immediately aftdt his
nomination. The glory Of the victory Il
credited larg ly to John G. New, who
started and has upheld the Harrison
boom gainst all outside diseouragement
and opposition.
Among the most conspicuous men In
the Harrison jollifcation to-day were ali
of Judge Gresham's enthusiastic Indiana
supporters. Major W. II. Calkins, who
WAS at The head of the Gresham move
ment In the State aud who went east to
work up a boom for him, was the princi.
pa s. csker at the joilifcaion meeting
To- night, while Colonel W. r. Holloway,
Oliver 7 Morton and and Judge K b.
Martindale were three Of the men who
had charge Of the arrangements for the
street demonstrations and were the most
active members of the committee.
HARRISON TO MORTON.
General Harrison has been receiving
kilograms ano letters from macy dis
iinguished persons. In response TO a
telegram received last night he to-day
cent the following:
Hon. Levi p. Morton, New York
Thanks for your kind message Let me
assure You thst the association o ( your
name with mine on the ticket gives me
great satisfaction.
| (sigpedI BENJAMIN HARRISON.
| General ". T. Sherman has W ired the
following TO the nominee: ut is proper
that should assure you OF my great
confidence. You were true and faithful
when we needed men Of action. be
lieye you will be elected, and you may
command me-"
Ben Butterwcrth aud William Nc
Kinley say to Harrison: 1--WE have met
you aud we are yours"
| Many specials from old soldiers, col
lege fraternity associates N the Phi Delta
Theta, wool growers and Pro,ectionists
Everywhere have been received.
| ALGEB TAKES DEFEAT GRACEFULLY.
DETROIT, June 26.-General AlSer
was given an enthusiastic reception
when he appeared at the ratification
meeting held by the Michigan Club last
night. He said: 1.-The loyalty of this
beloved State has go touched my heart
that can only say God bless you II,
in my future lie, can only show myself
worthy Of this great confidence you
have reposed in ice, l shall be deeply
thankful. We are all Harrison men
here tonight and We should al work for
him, We may have been disappointed
| If had not wanted the Office, 4 should
not have worked Tor it, but my disap-
pointmeni is nothing comp red to the
great victory we viii achieve in No
vemher. We want TO put away all
questions about Michigan being doubt
iul state. Whoever is the standard
bearer, be is our man."
now CALIFORNIA FEELS
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June &c "A
natural disappointment was ielt when 1t
was earned that Blaine was not to head
the ticket, but the strong protection SEN
timent OF the coast insures the State "a
any man standing on the platform adop
ted at Chicago. After the explanations OF
Harrison's later vote on the Chinese
question, what little doubt there was as
his eligibility in California was re-
moved, he general opinion being that
his vote on the Fair bill sets him all right
| (s'gntd) "SAN FRANCISCO CHBoSICAL.'
lhe Tribune, published in Oakland
his tine natural Utilities and his long
training IN craftsmanship make him
strong candidate. and the TACT that be Il
certain To carry ludiana assures the vic
tory for the Republican ticket this year
SIMON cAMERoN's OPINION.
HARRISBURG, June PC A representa-
tive called upon General Simon Cameron
al his residence on south Front street
He was sitting upon the wide porch tina
extends along tue font OF the old man
sion, conversiug with friend, but CAV,
the reporter Il coz dial or etMg ASKED
what he thought OF the ticket made a
Chicago, he said; ait is most excel
lent ticket, and one that win win. IL Il
probably the best that could have been
MAZE"
PROM 4 FORMER CLEYEL AND SUPPORTER
BUFFALO. n. Y June 26.-Tne nomi
nation vi Harrison and Morton gives tn
greatest satisfaction to Republicans 0
this city. The Republican clubs held
ratifica ion parade and meeting thi
eveuiug. The News, which supporte
Cleveland 10 1884, ssys OF the Republi
can nominee: Harrison Is an earnes
man, \ maD OF exec tive force and G
broad politieal vie IS, free from hobbiel
free from meanness, free from cant an
the uPi crease pronoun He is just tn
man 10 :upercede Mr.. Cleveland an
lgiTe us four years OF vigorous America
admin siration."
A CONVERT TO HARRISON.
PITTsBuRG, Pa June Cdr. Fran
ICowan, OF Gree sburg, son of the lal
ex-uHited States Senator Edwin Cowal
heretofore pr, m'ncut Democrat, hi
signihed his intention to vote for Harr
son and protection u American iniu
tries Dr.. Cowau was candidate 1,
Congress four years ago. He is one
tie most influential men in Westmor
land County.
AMID a BLAZE or GLORY.
The members OF the [ niou Repuhlicl
Club VINO attended the Oh cago Couvel
II IN and the advance guard of feturnin
delegates marched through the streets
! Philadelphia last evenin5 amid blaze
: red tir-
= The Piigr ms were met at rhe Brci
d Street station by the Republican clubs
'e Philadelphia. Ne Tly 5 600 men were
,e line, and they marched down Bro,
= street TO Pine, countermarched
At Chestnut, TO Fifth, TO Market, to Broa
a The streets were paeked with people
witness the demonst alton, and ma
cheers went up at some of the nov
banners carried by he clubs A II
coon, born aloft by the Tippecanoe Gu
Z OF 1acouy, was Ieartlly greeted, al
1n the Inscription below was; THAT raj
70 Old Coon"
THE REPUBLICAN NOTIFICATION c.
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\, CHICAGO, June GA meeting of I