The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
PLEASED AT BUZZARD'S BAY.
Mn CLEVELAND AND FRIENDS SAT-
UP ALL NIGHT FOR THE NEWS.
Gov. Russell Gives Out n Statement that
HID Beeu Prepared BY the Ex-President
Constant CONGRATULATIONS Pouring In
A Cclebt Afion Planned For The Fourth

HID Beeu Prepared BY the Ex-President
Constant CONGRATULATIONS Pouring In
A Celebrstion Planned For The Fourth.
BuzzARDs BAY. June 23.-Mr. Cleveland re.
tired this morning at about 8 o'clock. shortly
after the result OF the ballot had been received
at Gray Gables ard after his guests rendered
their congratulations. The nominee had
turned the dozen or moro newspaper men over
to the care Of Gov. Russell. who had prepared
several copies Of the presidents statement
for the reporters
Gov. and Mrs. Russell. Mr. jefferson and his
sons had sat UP all night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland at Gray Gables.
1t was few minutes before ; o'clock when
tho Jefferson carryall came In sight up tile
road. The reporters lined the street in front
OF the Buzzards Bay station OF the Old Colony
Railroad as they approached. Tom Jefferson
sprang from the carriage and exclaimed.
Here are the copies OF Mr.. Cleveland's state
ment to the press" Then followed a scramble
to the telegraph offices to file dispatches
This was Mr. Clevelands statement:
1shouid certainly be chArgeab,s with dense insensi
bility II were not profoundly touched by this new
proof OF the confidence and trust of tho great party
which belong. and whose mandates claim my loyal
obedience. am confident that fellow countrymen
are ready to receive with approval the principles OF
true Democracy, and cannot rid myself Of the belief
and honestly advocate those principies
Differences OF opinion and Judgment in Democratic
Conventions are by no means un whoesome indcn.
tions but 1t is hardy conceiv able in view OF the i'm
pornhee OF our success 10 the country md the party
that there should be where among Democrats any
lack of harmonious and active EFFORT win in tho cam
paixn which oreus before Va, have therefore
cern on tina, subject 1t will certainly be my constant
endeavor to deserve the support OF every Democrat
1t was between o and 10 o'clock when Mr..
Cleveland appeared this forenoon. He did
not rest vol. Congratuln.ory kilograms from
W. c. Whitney. Gov. Boes. and muuy
other politicians and party leaders had
began to pour in upon his desk long before
he came from his room. They were from all
sections Of the country. and included his
business. social. and political friends. These
congratulatory kilograms continued to
pour in all the day through md
continue without cessation to- night. Mr. Cleve-
lands coachman is continually riding horse
back over the four-mile road to gather the
messages accumuating at the Postal telegraph
office at the village. The Western Union spe-
cial wire into Gray Gables transmits many
more in addition to those the coachman has
carried
Gov. Russell returns to Boston on the mid
day express. bidding Mr.. and Mrs Cleve-
ns s HEARTY ssSf0y Said To that ns y" %ss
Of the tenvent"n and reiterates e his state
sure to nsrch on the bemHcrat ic''t ban rs
nsrs IN NGysmIeT To.%sht at Gray
and are celebrating the event with f!reworks.
Charles B. jefferson =, Mrs. jackson, Charles c.
actors colony started movement during The
materials for grand rand celebration q lndelend-
especial honor OF Mr. Cleveland. 10 be
held either at Gray Gables or at the
More than $500 was subscribed on nj the spot.
and Mr. Charles Jefferson started on the even
ing train for New York to purchase tho fire.
come on and take charge OF the Solicitation. It
will be gathering ." the sumner residents
cs sS ssa nt0% n amt
stration in honor Of the nominee '''
Mr., Cleye land made a1 no direct statement to-
He is greeting ali who come to Gray t Gables
~ ara says he is
party lie had arranged for the extended use
Of LAWYER Lewis S. Dabney = catboat and rae.
;Manimon. in authorization Of daily fishing trips.
but the nominatinn ". viii ma materially change
Ilus!ish and rock bHss which abound in BIZ Bnz,
zard's Bay; Residents tonight are troubled
n o% nSs or New M nd S
not return.
The renoteness Of the villa at Gray Cables
from the metropolis. they lear. is disadvan-
taGeous for political work. Owners OF prop
erty here horc that he will not leave.
There IL renort that he vii! 60 to Newport
but his associates here ridirule it MS prepos-
ferrous. Mr.. Cleveland gives no satisfactory
replies to queries rs to his future movements
1t is thought that he will spend larger
portion of July and August at Gray Gables.
and will mako frequent trims to New York
and elsewhere. as the demands OF the cam
paign may determine.