The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-29
CLEVELAND GETS THE NEWS
And Has Brief Word to Say to the
Country.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass. June 23-At 4:30
this morning Mr. Cleveland, through Governor
Russell, cent from Gray Gables the following
statement to the press:
should certainly be chsrgeable with dense insen-
siblty II 7 n I uTOioundly touched by this
new pro + OF the confidence and trust OF the great
party 10 which be ong. aud whO-e mandates claim
my Iowa obedie CO
/ am confident that our fellow countrymen are
r~ady receive with approval the principle Of true
democracy and cannot rid myself Of the belief that
10 win il is only necessary 10 PersisteEtly
and honestly advocate these principles.
Differences OF opinion aud judgment in democratic
conventions are by no means unwhoiesomr indica-
ti0ns but it is hardly conceivable, in view of the
importance OF our % tn c'uniry and % the
party, that there should be Rnywhere among demo-
any lack OF harmonious aud sctive effort 70 win
in campaign which opens before i have.
therefore, no IN on that subject II will CT
tainly be my constant endeayOr 10 deserve the sup
port Of every democrat.
Mr.. Cleveland Was terribly tired when the
news OF the total OF the ballOtiDg reached him.
Joseph Jefferson departed al 4:30 from Gray
Gables. Mrs. Cleveland went 10 bed at
o clock and when the nominee OF the demo.
cratic party sought his chamber II was early D
The telegraph bu letIns were inters Derssd with
many kindly greetings and expressions of
regard from Mr. ClevelAnd's personal friends.
The sun had risen gorIousiy and WAS send
ing it's beams across upland and held and water
when the dispatch was received announcing
that Mr. Cleveland had been chosen TO lead the
hosts OF the democracy IN he coming presi.
Dental campaign. Governor Russell turned to
Mr.. Cleveland as the dispatch was received
congraIulating him hearti on his success, and
ater q short message had been prepared by Mr.
Cleveland to be sent 10 the press, all parties
retired.
The W res were again az work early this morn.
ing pouring in congratulations to Mr.. Cieve-
land. 1h.ny-eight such messages had been re.
eeiyed and transmitted from tile BuIzards
Ia h.fo h. Tall. ov.h
operator there bad arisen, ami from that time
on they came in steady stream. They were
from people IN all positions in official station
we'll civil life, ana were received With
much satisfaction. Mr. Cleveland was again
seen this morning after break last by the As
soc ased Press representative aud asked IL he
had any message to send out concerning the
work of the convention. In reply he said; Il
have nothing 20 cav beyond what l have al
ready given our. The convention has not yes
finished its iAbors anu until il has IL seems TO
me tnat anything from me would be out OF
pl c. and open TO msoonstruc tiOn."
This forenoon Governor Russn and wife,
who have been the guests of Mr.. leveland and
wife. were driven to BuEzsrd's Bay station and
took the cars Tor Boston.
Cloudiness and rain have marked the day az
Gray Gables, and Mr.. Cleveland has passed the
entire day At home. He has had but few call
ers. but his time has been largely occupied in
reading teiegrans of cOEgratulatlon from vari-
Gus sources, OF which be has had over two hun.
dred and many more are yet TO come. having
been delayed in Boston by the crowded cOndi.
ton Of the wires. The kilograms are. 10 the
main, identical in language. Among others are
dispatches from Ex-Governor Greene of New
Jersey Governor PAttson of Pennsylvan
Pinckney White OF Mary and. one or two from
members OF the Tammany organization OF New
York, but largely the kilograms have been
from democratic friends. Mr.. Cleveland was
asked this afternoon IL he had received any
congratulations from Hill or the Tammany
organization as a whole, aud be smiled he
answered in the negative.