The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-06-25
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoS.


many remaining over to extend their con-
gratulations to Vice-Presidential candi-
date Stevenson.
The committee to notify the candidates
Will probably go to Buzzards Bay with
Congressman Wilson of West Virginia,
at their head, to notify Cleveland about
July 18th, thence to Bloomington, ILL.,,
to notify Stevenson.
EFFORT TO GET TAMMANY IN LINE.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Now that the
nominations have all been made it is said
there is no doubt that the Democratic
machine will be set to work for Cleve-
land. 1t is also said for the safety of
Iammany it is necessary that Cleveland
should get an overwhelming majority
In the county. Tammany made move
ment toward getting into line this morn
ing, when painting of Cleveland was
ordered. On Saturday the front of the
Wigwam will be decorated with trans
parency, 35 feet by 20, bearing the names
and pictures of the Democratic candi-
dates.
Croker and Sheehan, Tammany leaders,
declare that Tammany will give Cleve-
land loyal support, and advices from
Nv VI n W OIO [1SSOCIdOcu TESS are W
the effect that such course is recognized
there in order to maintain Tammany's
supremacy in New York city politics.
Il. Eliery Anderson, leader of the New
York Cleveland delegation sent by the
Syracuse "aDti-Snap'' Convention, said
to-day that the organization would, in
stead of attempting to supplant the reg
ular Democratic machinery in the COM
ing campaign, act as auxiliary.
sTEvENsoN's NOMINATION..
CHICAGO, June 24.-General Adlai E.
Stevenson, the Democratic candidate for
Vice held a reception in his
rooms at the hotel this morning, and was
visited by large number Of Democrats
from all parts of the country. The gem
eral expression was that his nomination
would add greatly to the strength of the
ticket. Henry Watterson, among others,
said it would cause Illinois to 60 Demo-
cratic. General Stevenson also received
many kilograms of congratulation from
all parts of the country, including a large
number from his neigbbors in Blooming
ton, Ill. He left for home this afternoon.
BLOOMINGTON WILD WITH ENTHUSIASM.
BLooMINGToN QllD, June 24.-Bloom-
ington is wild with enthusiasm tonight,
the occasion being the reception of Hon,
a. E. Stevenson, the ce-Presidential
candidate on the Democratic ticket. The
store buildings and residences through
out the city are gaily decorated, and
when the train arrived this evening there
was great throng at the depot to greet
Stevenson. He was received by a COM
mittee and entered carriage, which took
place in great parade composed of
marching clubs, militia clubs, City Coun-
Gil and citizens in carriages. The parade
moved to Franklin Park, where 5000
persons were gathered. General John
McNulta delivered an eloquent speech Of
| welcome in behalf Of the citizens. Ste
venson, in response, made a touching
address, saying IL was the happieSt mo-
ment of his life. His remarks were fire.
quently interrupted with applause. Ste
venSon held an informal reception after
which he proceeded to his home near by
kilograms Of congratulation are pouring
in upon Stevenson in great numbers.
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF THE NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Following are
from interviews on the nomination of
Cleveland:
Senator Sherman Rep.) of Ohio-I re-
gard the nomination as logical result,
The resolutions on silver are substanti-
ally similar to those OF the Republican
platform.
Senator Stewart (Rep.) of Nevada re-
GREETED the Democratic party (as he would
in the case of any other partly has nomi-
mated man who has expressed so strong
Ill.
Il do not wish to criticise Cleveland's
position at present." said the Senator,
because it may be changed" The Sem
ator declined to say anything for publica-
ton concerning the silver plank in the
platform. as he intends to make speech
IN the Senate III few days, when he will
probably discuss it.
Bartine (Rep.) of Nevada thought ex-
President Cleveland the weakest candi-
date the Democrats could have nomi-
mated. The silver plank in the platform
was less satisfactory than that in the Re-
publican platform.
Senator Shoup of Idaho (Rep.) said:
Il am willing TO venture an opinion that
all the new States and the Pacific Coast
will cast their electoral votes for Harri-
son.
MURAT HALSTEAD ON THE TICKET,
New YORK, June 24.-Murat Ralstead.
in his Chicago special to the TeLeoYon,,
says: at is said Cleveland would prob,
ably have preferred almost any other
running mate, as matter of his own
personal comfort, than General Steven
son, the distinguished son of Illinois. to
whom has been assigned the honor of be-
Ing placed with the ex-President on the
ticket When Villas resigned the Post
master-Generalship it was the ambition
and anticipation of Stevenson that he. i'm
accordance with the exquisite and elaho-
rate rules OF Civil Service Reform, should
be promoted to a Cabinet place. Cleve-
land, with that rare discrimination which
selzes upon him sometimes, thought
otherwise, and hence the magnificence of
Don Dickinson. Stevenson's Illinois
friends do not hesitate to admit that there
has been slight strain in the relations
between the gifted Cleveland and admir-
able Stevenson. There are reports about
those relations which, do not doubt. are
exaggerated in a sinister and shameful
way, and [ do not believe they don't
speak as they pass by"
BOLTS THE TICKET.
DENVER, June 24.-The Rocky Mount
ain NesUS, the leading Democratic paper
of this region, has declined to support
Cleveland. In lengthy editorial to-
morrow it will give reasons, which are
his position on the money question. It
argues at great length on the question of
Tree coinage, and says until a President
favorable to it is elected free coinage is
hopeless. Cleveland and Harrison. the
opposing candidates, are determined OBJ
ponents OF free coinage. The platforms
upon which they were nominated impose
no moral aobligations upon either to sign
free-colnage bill, and, knowing they
port the candidacy Of either.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
CHICAGO, June A.-The Democratic
National Committee meet at New York
between the 10th aud Goth of July to or