Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-30
MR.. CLEVELAND TALKS.
He Is Touched by the Renewed Evidence
Of PnrtY Coniidence.


BUzzARDs BAY, Mass, June 23.--All |
last night ex-President Cleveland, Gov. |
Russell and Joe Jefferson sat beside the tele-
graph operator in little room at Gray |
Gables, receiving dispatches from the Chi |
cago convention. 1t was about 4;20 g. IN
when the ticker told those present that
Grover Cleveland was nominated on the
first ballot. Before retiring Mr.. Cleveland
through Gov. Russell, gave out the follow
ing statement:
81 should certainly be chargeable with
dense nsensibilty if | were not profoundly
/ touched by this new proof of the confidence
and trust of the great party to which | be-
long and whose mandates claim my loyal
obedience.
81 am confident that our fellow country
men are ready to receive with approval the
princ pals of true democracy, and | cannot
rid myself of the belief, that to win sue
cess, it is only necessary to persistently and
honestly advocate those pr inciples.
"Differences of opinion and Judgment, in
democratic conventions are by no means an
unwholsesome indication, but it is hardly
conceivable, in view of the Importance of
our success to the country and the party,
that there should be anywhere among dem
ocrats, any lack Of harmonious and active
effort to win in the campaign which opens
before u.s. | have, therefore, no concern on
this subject. 1t will certainly be my CON
slant endeavor to deserve the support of
every democrat"
Cloudiness and rain have marked tho day
at Gray Gables and Mr. Cleveland has
passed the entire day at home. lie has had
few callers, but his time has been largely
occupied in reading kilograms of congratu-
iation from various sources of which he has
had over 200. One or two were from mem
bers Of the Tammany organization of New
York.
MIR. Cleveland was asked this afternoon if
he had received any congratulations from
Hill or the Tammauy organization as q
whole and he smiled as he answered in the
negative.
Boios Congratulate Cleveland.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, June Ex-Governor
Boies said to-day, 81 am pleased with the
{ nomination, because tho majority of the
democrats wanted it, and, further because
MIR. Cleveland is a good man. There il
nothing about the domination which is moi
satisfactory to mo-" Governor Boies THU
morning sent the following telegram to Mr.
Cleveland: Accept the hearty congratula
r. tons of all the Iowa democrats, and be as
sured that none will be more devoted to you
than myself and those l am proud to NUM-
Der among my friends in this State"
The Rocky Mountain News Bolts.
. DENVER, COL, Juue 23.-The Rocky
Maintain News bolts the democratic ticket
- on account of the silver plank in the Chics
go platform.
49, Nil Thanks Tammany.
CHICAGO, June 23--ghs following tele
- gram was received to-day:
o. WASHINGTON, June 20.
Hon. Edward Murphy, jr, Chicago.
Please express to the New York deega
90 ton my heartfelt thanks for their stead,
- devotion to my cause, and for the gallau
fight they made TO preserve the rights an,
- dignity Of the regular democracy of Tia
- Umpire State. DAVID b. Hill.
- Isunered from severe cold in my head fc
- months aud could set no relief, Was advise
- to use Ely's Cream Balm. II has wUrACd lik
- magic in its cure. ! am free from my col
- after using the Balm one week, and helieN
II Is the best remedy known samuel j. la
rls, Wholesale Grocer, Ils Front ST., Ne
- No.k.
Every bottle of Arnica & Oil Llniment sol
- is warranted by the pgoprotors TO glvo satl
- faction or money will be refunded.
- Survival OF tho fittest. Downs Elixir hs
- outlived every other cough remedy simply b
! cause 1t is the best.
- More people, adults and children, al
- nilpient. Dr. Henry Baxter,s Mandrake Ri
tiers Will cure costiVencss and prevent the Iii
cases which result from II.