The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-21
Receive Formal Notification
of Their Selection.
BOTH GRACEFULLY ACCEPT.
Protection, Says the E1-P President,
Robs the Producer.
STEVENSON OF THE SAME MIND.


Action Urged - The Notification
Ceremonies Partioipated In by a
Cro,vd wh,o,, Et,,.d ,ha vos,
Madison square Garden TO snHo-
cation, While Thousands We're I'm
able to Gain Admission.
NEW Yopu Jrlv ot -Tha frat decis.
-,
I've gun Oh the Democratic canipaieh OF
1899 was touched off last night in Madi-
son SQUARE Garden in the presence Of a
xa.t asaamblaoa Tho ouaitoripm was
o,ss o, 's go ~. 80. .,.a =. AZ a.
psexeu from pi. 70 oono' anu 40 .no
place holds 10000 persons comfortably
il Ia estimated that almost twice that
nnn,h.r xxera nrosart Tba occasion
- - ~" p INt,,1.
tnat orougnt tnis vast tnronR togetner
was the notification ceremonies Of the
lenders of the Democratic party-Groyer
ryaval.na .,a A d,.; N stavarson
"". Ns~' ~ '''' '-'A,
's',g ~ early sso ooiock ohe orowo oesan
eetnerlng ABOUT tne ooors' ana ae low
when they were finally opened, the
streets about the garden were filled with
. .np.b;ng strpog,;no nsrsnir;ng uob
p,As' ." ene' p ,.i, -, -
wh'oh howed INTO tne auditoriurp win
the roaring sound of cataract. Never
had the garden held such a crowd, nor
had more enthusiasm been displayed.
The space room was econol 4 zed to the
utmost degree. the enthusi,sstic Demo.
erats standing after the aisles were filed
IN lines so dense that breathing became
aificult, while thousands were unable to
cain admission.
The platform had seating capacity
for TSD nersons' bnt IL had a thonsand on
a haSors the central f,enres in one Of tbe
meat br;llisnt tableans Nav York had
SAN in nnnrv months onneared The
crowd was natiant desn;te the heat rc.
ilsyin, H. 6sIings avery few ninntea NV
.a,,nIs - as,ia Ssa as 49, fs,,iiiar a.
80 a,,,aaraH n,, ~ ,,iatfor,,, A. sroot
sisrSnep pSnrine these ppar;ods nf entbna;0
s.m one svnn1a I'M n o5na tha ,vboIa and;.
sncn was com nosed of men bnt after the
s,nrb,sa soa bsJ souoawhnt esttieS tbe
S.;r say .es,nsd to emsrga from II in he
..tidSrinn arr, ,,,ar oostr,,as s,,,;Iaa ord
sha insv;fahia tan A
. Mo.as,. o..r,
cn,,;a5 hnV.I n1 t.ara W;I,,p,r n WIZ MY
Pa.i.. E Ieno, nait,r 80 +ha a.
,;s Psnnslio. Gnuarnor vu1 Elowsr W. FrsT. S.
80 fopSart W PrrIa Cochran n
potter Mavor crant I.nrv ViiIsrJ
fr,,u",, 49,. io,,tA1a,. Gaa.s'
- ahashan Enrrv paI,aant Rrfns ~
pLsdns aSara sr,aH n n
Soci ~ BrNa,o. + Cr.,iahton ~
\ 4sSrss ~ Woii ~ W;scons;n,
A. NJ McE;nsnn 81 M;chioan. Bania,
-, Tahin rrhnnn.s tssr.on and n 3
Ph;llins ~ IiIinois, " n Collins. of
sra,sna~saa. ar. .Govarnor 1;amnhail "
n tIoI,.sr.and Calvin q Rrioe ~ Ohio.
G.nator pasco and William r. Harritv
~ PSnnaviysnia4 and a host 81 OTHERS
Mrs, Cleveland and party entered a
box about 4 oioloolx and tbia gave tba
crowd a chance Ia 0iva vo,,t to soma az
the;r nontun enthnsiasm Ouist mi
eoaroely heen Restored when 4 mighty
ahorns Of cheers broke ont and there
va n universal waving Of hands and
arms. hats, handkerchiefs and fans.
Then John M. Bowers. escortipg Adlai
Il Stsyenson. annesr4d M. Stevansnn
Peacefully acknowledged the plaudits
with a bow. Governor Flower and Gen.
eral sickles were the next arrivals, and
they were also vigorously cheered.
Tho Ovation TO Cleveland,
The concert mitch of enthusiasm was
Eruck al $40 O'clock. At this time tho
chief figure in the memorable meeting
c1rne unon the acene. SURROUNDED bv a
TYoup 6 notable men the leader of the
hemooracy and OF tariff reform made
his way to the front of the platform,
The cheering and plaudits that had gone
before were as nothing compared to the
ovation tendered the ex .president.
Mr.. Cleyeland looked Impressed with
ths magnitnde Of the aatbeTinv and
the wondrous scene 1t presented as each
and every man and woman stood on
thar fact annIandinq in the most on
thusiastic manner. He bowed his
thanks again and again, but the noise
continued for many minutes, and the
ssoretory Of the notification COMMITTEES,
Nichols q. Bell. finally arose in DESPAIR
and entreated the crowd to be silent II
-ss frnitless bowsvsr as tbev nnit to
bss;n aaain M Wilson Of Virainia
snsroac5ed the rostrnm and Groyar
Csvsiand rose 10 listen 10 the speech Of
notificat;on,
In notisvi,o Mr. Clavelord of his nom.
tpation WT' Milson said.
The Leader Notified.
"Wo bring you tonight message
from the Democratic rarty. We como
ass COMMITTEES from its national cor
yention, representing every Democratic
constituency in the country, to give YOU
Official mobilization that YOU have been
chosen as its candidate for the Office OF
president of the United States.
- awe are also charged with the duty
Of presenting you the platform Of prin.
cipies adopted by that convention. This
platform contains a full and explicit
declaration of tho position of the ma.
tional Democratic party on the great
political issues OF the day; but in all It's
satterances it is merely DEVELOPMENT OF
one great principle, that whatever goy.
ernments and laws can do for people
must be done for all tho people, without
Urecedence OF section or grades of citi.
Fenship.
Nh Wilson then smoke at lenuth ON
the dutv of tbe Democratic party and
the issues OF The campaign. In conolu,
Gon he said,
nAnd now. air. we nut into YOU,