The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-22
FORMAL NOTICE TO MR.. REID
.,,.1oR DuBoIS BRINGS THE MES
stGE rom MINNEAPOLIS,

.ra the ThrasbinE Mnchtne 10 1he u y IN.
ua,,e for yice.rresidcnt-A Dinn.r with
~, sh.pard and Ride In His Stages.
r.-ncr Whitclaw Reid was formally called
,non Yesterday by u committee from the
y.uonal Convention which urged him to lay
lilo ,hc putent reaper and the steam thrash
Ia, machine and become the Republican can
a,.,e for Nicc- President Of the United States
ruas an interesting and exciting day at the
t-mlousc and the committee found the
b,mer ready and willing to accept
Np,tcan meut ers OF the committee got to-
esther In the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday
rorninr at $3.50 o'clock and made their way to
| ,he Grand Central Station. where two parlor
,ers attached TO the regular train for White
| Rains wore waiting for them. These nineteen
delegates represented Western and Southern
States for tho most part. as this list OF them
hows: ". 7. Durbin. Indiana. Chairman: den'
hrar Allen. Virginia, Secretary A. Becrolt'
fallIorniu; James +. llatt. Connecticut; j. I.
Hor-, Florida: c. {. WinGltsh. Georgia: Sena-
for Fred T. Dubois. Idaho: Isaac l.. Eiiwoou.
Illinois; ], /. lorney. Iowa; Walter Clifford
Massar,,usc,,s: Fred. l.. Lee. Michigan: Dan
lei Schr. Minnesota: S. SuGgs Matthews.
MisSiss!rri JOSEPH l.. flaak. Missouri: G. IL.
Dont.dsoA. Oregon; Thomas {. Walker. Nlr-
ci,.a; Grorgy NJ. bowers. West Virginia;
Frank :. Gcnun:. In 'iNn Territory; Thomas
n. rlacksloch. Wisconsin.
Whitc.aw Reid luck followed him. even in
the matter Of tho weather The sky was
brich, ami the beautiful roads over which the
Lel-s ltcs drove from White Plains were
,hape,! from III. sun by great trees that met
overhead. The way wound up around and
among lie hills. gradually ascending until the
,,.l., Inn st 1S
reached. Il was not long after leaving White
lhin. that the road entered the Orhir Farm.
lu. it WAS n drive OF at east \ mile before tho
house cane into view.
The dele. atcs. who were for tho most part
farmers. had heard that Mr.. Reid was n
arl.rr. too. aud they were struck dumb with
tmaZ,.ment when they saw tho great castle
tvwer!n. from the highest point in Westches-
Ter = unity. As the ilrst carriage came into
nrw "l the LoIse IA band on tho wide porch
tln the iowcfs tina. filled tho spaces be-
tgrrG the marble pillurs struck W q wccom-
lps march. Mr.. and Mrs. Held were in tho
var hallway luht within THO threshold; from
w., III il.u great doors were nung wide. There
sa,A sumlsr Of two PRETTY dressed children
ss.cH,Hg the proceed ings with eager eyes and
puatns Il lttln Hinr.
Mr. led wa. glad to 500 tho delegates. He
hr hpic.! /, see the members OF the other
.n RIt 81. which had done the same duty TO
raruci Washington u lew minutes too late:
liz I'D not LOOK much Ike I farmer as he stood
ta"", tall. with bright ,p.er%ing eyes. and
hrhead that dominated H. rest Of his face
the point OF ouscuring it. lie was dressed
ina long rrork coat III the latest style. aud MS
say trousers were of tho ashoaable cut.
H.. l!oll vas in a gown OF gray touIurd., with
hc. and her hook was hnth haL!y and tri-
vnsnant. Mr.. ogden Mills hcIrclin ,ne en-
Nassc,nulsd in the lLrary. Ml. i;esd stanG-
H!A,he far corner with Mrs,. Kc!,l near LllI.
ypSn e IN tns Mn intro
vtn,ioa recently tsll In Minn.aLo:is se! E,
tory from among its delegates To- notify you
that the great hsouniifan lariy OF 10 nHti"n
sa you az sta,.a Xxi fe
them. il is now my pleasin. duty to .ivc you
flat lolmai n,;if.cnl in. This nonor. one of
s s nE't w,Sn cs dfee 70 "H WOW unsouGht
with a uulnimity raiely witnessed. Your
constant st'1tea,; ana e'ft r s nu;
va $. and me honor anu dignity with
Mnrn, -. r"presrnted our country
G,"h.h. have mrrtrd this distinction.
thi sat III GiaI"nta"y ~ wh."h YOU open
lac 'a'A"i' al rr'nlr" 10 tue Ftoudct u Tao
r' I'm. 'r.I: i" mel t"o srcurhs OF market
l.i.t"s. mi your SUCCESS IN That great Held
Wi. ,"n unni IUr Ju' t!ic hearty approval OK
IT, w'"Grrs "i the United States. v. be-
lrrr t!nt ih- crrlo Will sast..in Iepubl.can
lrurlr.es. viii cnd9rse the personality OF our
Standard D-ir.'s. and tnat ths Wisdom oil our
trirE nj A.nnral'o.ls Viii hc i..ly demon
fla ct ~ you triumphant election at the
lvil, N N"raOiu Ger next.
chen ounator Iul olS had done Mr. led
h,aA nanu~.rirt IRON The desk near him and
!ru! hs reply. His Voice WAS Gear and DIS
tat. ard de men who nj Il the great. h!gh-
trH1s"' loom Win its bchuiliul furniture
sGd ~ rOWs On rows U! book. IN, o.ruptcG
LIZ VAN frequent an lHHse, NJ hGid said:
b. IA H.-oA" AND EA,-IMfS: lohr visit
ham Al :. tltIIte t.R
aGuS h..iu A." i,nIIessial. winch tie KNOWN
2, oi IA Given tou mad h,i"ady produced.
.hrn 'ra"I"n !" '"n great l"r The "A iiressioh ot
h'rriI l"i onnI iru ms. 4.ytn ny natural
aMl heartfelt un-eui < .ttitud. Tor ttc conI-
den"' sl"wn ANA the hsi! :rust devolvrd
sTm. IN This caso too unl.!rortnnt to those
You rHrn cnt 10. more than u word.
lnr iEr,y which mas guided this country
On Is ratu ri uIpnraliu!ei prvspelity. with
c@t n,trc tar ,U..u it, dug authorized repre-
"ntItvo., IN tot, -i"ur independent states
aHn Nv" i"r'it"r, -.of is choice lor the second
"i"co Wi.uin I 4" silt vi Gj.UUu.ODU OF fretmon
va" ""Nrr n cuntnnnt. and arc soon also to
p"''"'s one" mot" lie scas A profound sense
SSIs.l"nrstilly. and most earnest desire 7"
s@'i'iart."i. now Of those you represent. and.
successful f"r tn, host interests ii tho
t suny "l..rwAra. arc tho overmasterlhg
eI9u,H {" The hour.
:, ActhNins sought the great honor you con-
,.r as yu ray, !ustiy stated. am the more
ltonW IN saying that. " citizen and Repubi-
ah' shall not en.ink from tho duty you i'm |
!o'r There NIL he u moro convenient oDpor-
;;Snty Tor such EXPRESSION Of political conyic- |
t,ns a. may 10 Thought appropriate to the |
VINES Ln to IN G"tuai issues. Bat having al |
.s.4i carefully CONSIDERED the statement OF |
w h1Y principles. put forth by yourSonven- |
h nyE may eaJ ut once that accept and adopt |
Igm In tull
A., IIhcy are the principles and the partyun- |
,.efthe sway OF which the country has Mt |
,a'htl lts phenomenal growth and proc perity; |
lhnet which the rlain people have ruie ed: Ia. |
oof Ia? Leen freed. honorud. and better re-
EArded tnan elsewhere. tho largest exainnlo |
VI elun'fy before tho law the world las vat |
h.ei hhs been promoted. 10 reject thrss
IrihGIhles and this Iar,y would hs Ia indi"t
10 t GIorl2Hn History .! the nation for almost
tl.r PAST third ui century.
lou ma u natural leader in the crip.rt
pubic servant. the SUI stantal results al 49,.
wise and faithful Administration furnish nunH |
Inspiration Tor tho canvass. had expected ~ |
Ind associated with Inn my dls,inxuisheJJ |
iIead who now adorns the 9itce II Siau-tr's.
iiteEt. AS the delegation OF my state. ana With
ha,o thought 1t politically. wise TO adhero her.
~ me doctrine oi rotation IN Office. il gives me-
,he night to claim. not merely the earnest sui
put the best counsel and the most watchiui
eel!rRced leaders without exception, to tie
ut9W ts decisive vote. as II did four years ago.
au' ihdIsputably can do again. on the Re-
puI.lcan side.
,, cannot suppress on this occasion. in
which no would nave taken such a cordial in
All n Ia H.