Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-21
51rTEISON ALSO EFFECTIVE
r,r,r1as Applause GreeiS Both
Nominees al Every Opportunity.
Trf MEETING N OLD HANOVER,

Dsmoc-ai' ana i"''''' - = '''' ''''''
Issrthcr-' '"f'e''''''" "''''''"'
ten. Held anu ''p'' "No
tnc Leading Speakers
~ y-E-. july p.-Grovcr Cleveland
..t t.-si T.. Stevens. lave been official
....l that th,y .re tho choice OF the
-.....,.t. r.rty of ibis great country TO
-.... e.,ter g. victory or defeat. The
....t.r ,erem1u'os took place tonight
'...rr. rcc .i IS crowd Of people chat
......t a enthusiasm and numbers
....t..t,s.t tatalE that on September
JESS. .. tlrsam. p.ace, gave greeting 10
A... %. Thurman.
Tho n.a' auphtheaire Of Madison
-e O.-..a was crowded as IT never
.! boon before, ana the thousand ana
.I .-'-ir-.-'i- tNihbleu IN Wohoer as
i. down irom Their lofty perches
"a. sol. o. heads and the sestlcu-
...- .H..aer>. Outside the ar was
v-. a.l -'tff INSIDE mo tuefihoine'eT
r, .a. t' cuihuslasm OF OieV'lahn 3
tr.. 30 o.. od-atit. but no one
thought .t heat
tNn.TsS CT HUMANITY.
v....- ayeuue from Tweutv-slxth 10
r...., .s.r-l streets and Fourth ave
$500. crowded a. carly as 6 o'clock. II
..--,..,r. mass If humanity. DASH
..... waves aea.usta pile Of rocks. the
!
uE. showed no favor and took no
......It -,mrly pushing the people back
...t.. management saw fit 10 open the
.,I.....,.,. hall
"
t..l 'lr doors were opened the people
.r.,-.t. r.rce climbs. and all. They
Al .
'fhut.c ruoh lor seats, ana III tho
r.r..h.v short space of ten minutes all
... l,,r1s,,,, .hot ro..,a,rcd
f...t were the reserved seats on the plat
.4.i. J..v-
'"'
.iu FX-rREsIDENT NOTIFIED.
t. -..,.rso,, cvas .he 6rst to euopor
Nr Cleveland soon f0llOWod. AFTER
..-.-.. .r,.o tuna for an oppOrtunitv 10
...4 r...,, ,,,.r.or of o,,,,io,,.o b.,
l n. NJ
.'..s N'N 'A.'if'' ~ WV '-''r' 80 W. .
.r...r Of West Nirriuia. notified him
r ......., l,,-,.,,,, +l,t
1859 GOT ~" MN" CD '".'
... .-1 been nominated Tor the presidencY'
.... sell 90 state what Mr. Wilson was do
. o. .1.4.t ...l.tt,.. v,o.ro thor,
'" i ~ ''u "''"' N"o."N '''iN ''''''
... people heard q work that was spoken.
lilo. r.4.on for rhi. WAS Mrs. Cleveland's
a -.
B 'Mahte I'D another part oil tuV nou'e
I a
l..l .,..u.+b.r
' '
ME WILSON ~ifEcH'
F-. Wilson spoke as follows:
.t,, . ,....,. s 81, ,
'' i"N 'u. ',..'ti4. " ... ,u'. ~, W
pAl ~ " -,
.I' A.. ,i ,,,',,tr, =, ,.,S
al uotIn .otion mat you have been
.' ii@ canlidite ior the office OF PTesi-
90" United states. We are also
WIN tho duty ~ presenting
Hr platform ~ principles adopted ~
.tohton. IDLE platform contains iul
70 declaration oil lhe poritoh oi tne
t.'. J. w V'' a, .IU i hsoa' i',,'ii- -, -
'',,l ,l-. 'li "a, ,. ~ -, '-,,t ~ -,
i'Fc'' lutHl "I 'ilv Sttat Pil". ~, -
'v. t", 'l liilou W e,iu Tvs a.. '',' & ~,
hi'i i' u"ho TOT an lue pe'plo Ni.lpu'
oi -tlton or EtH1o "i 'ihAonsiHP'
ut1N or DEMOCRACY.
.u. f.. rvo that n government administered
a-'.r measure ot freedom ana pros
F.t'p 'n1u .~n .e ~ =. III Vs.. 49,, ~,
t,,,-',T 80 All ,Da,t,nJ m,
, -, a -',-,',,,,,,,.,,, 20
- r,,h,s 80 e,,of
- - fro,,,c,, s,t1t,
- ,.,-r,,i ,r,.,,,'.'
~ ,,.,,,,ii i.,,r i,s'h, -,
'' 'u0 'uisH1' 20.
20 Ihal P.usi',7' t"Is y ,llo
u1,' -, 'i,e ,,,,i''T ,,,,s. ,.., ~
'.D.il'e ~ y" d nc NC ,..,. s.'U.,'s f'. ".',-
'vIso7t anu iuVsI olIut' 'ne 'VVi' ~ i'o
o." i.'' t,' ~ - ". ~ -. - W ~,
I"'-" are tho liIuin pnah' IoIC'S 'uSs ,
't' Aun pa aI,io7t NJ D',i"- ~, @ .-iin'
.t''l.lu, etu Nv. uiuIsHs @ $500, $500,
wy, oi' N - - 49,. 20 -. - - =
e., - ... =. s,t 90. - "
To-" '"' "'H"'l'"' VI 'NO P''N
t.I It.pFSClfs or EErUBLICANISB.
'.l dangerous thing for political party 70
thte el'er tle W9rA "i1,l .,-i, ga ii'u
N''l. "','',. 49,, ~. - - - -. 49, ~
'.' ~ -, ~ ,,Hss',J
' '.,' az - .',il.',ai -'i' i,.r,,s.s
20 t.D b'V.N 49, .tSi,i
"h.i' hi'e tp h'NUi0 i0''''0"'
',i s 'l'''n I'D. ,,. 4. ,,,.
~. ". - -, s,ya,, 49, ~ ,rai,'
'h. .n,f ",, '.nu .u ~ ~, ~ CI,,',r,,
' P'"'' %. 'u' ,, t'4,-@i ' -,
l'"'l1''s'n VI "o,',' -, "a. ',' W
''i 'lA-sc7. against bv'u trii,.'' ,
.'' "7 against enemies "a Oui 'o'-
PART or OUR FREEDOM.
eve that the opportunities Of mate
f- Ya-ify Whlrh our country offers, as
fe in human history, are a part OF
i..1 not o. be- gtakod on tho issue OF
.af.ie- or made the booty Of party VIC
.- "esifh that all may gain Is not a
f strong buttrc@s 20 Tree govern
uru Will protect what all may hope
.- ilc open prizes OF industry thriit,
Ntruce. but the wealth that comes
.f.l and perycrsiOn Of the power OF
f.lt i- gathered boy unjust laws from
Ne people, is a source of rightlul
and "a growing peril 20 our freedom.
.l. oi hat freedom We plant our
a geo principle that the necessities oi
..t Lre tAe beginning ana che ending
f.kscun. Whatever goes beyond this
tl- power OF government az The ex-
ihe liberties OF tnc people.
r,r.s oo,,,y,,,.,>,q
.. W. A'''''1''.' -.,.
B., t.'rflineni ~ - carried On beheelh
own cyo' py his own ohoso1 scr, s,t-
"l'hin ressn oi uls Dnn i9s .,is' suia' '',is ~.
. ius I ~ 'ha' sOEvtuinonl ot,u 9 20
'H.I l'' We aHtt but to olt'y oIu %
. .F'i tu,coseluI tilort 70 ettiAo uysh
F.. -,,It thAl etihds he"iesl tne o''ineH ~.
r l"tn the p9'5is IN we s'S1ee ~, ss.,,, ~,
" tr- tseIr own cicet,ons ans 81 chooslng
..r feprcsentatives. such. cir, are some
.a-l.. d the campaign Ia which We are