Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-24

SENATOR QUAY Will BGT ON
HARRISON,
notes aud comments by prominent
Wen and the rress.

CHICAGO, June e3.--"Ihe nominal
tiou OF ClevoIand," said ex.Sectethry
Whitney, "was n forogone conclusion,
and putting Stevenson's name on the
ticket means that Illinois will this year
he added 10 the Democratic column.
There IL absolutely no truth that I
had arranged to put Gray In second
placp.v
The Democratic National Committee
this afternoon, after tTausacting some
routine business, adjourned TO meet Ia
New York with notification. Chair
man Brlte, Secretary Sheoiing and
Treasurer Canada, OF the old commit
tee, were reelected 10 the same offices
In the temporary organization OF the
new committee.
Tho headquarters OF General Steven.
son ut the Palmer House were the
Mecca tonight Of thousands Of cnthusl-
astic Democrats, aud the general was
forced 10 repair 10 ono OF the public par
lUrs, where for three hours lie shook
hands with stream OF visitor, who
Tasted rapidly by and were presented
" him. Daring tint reception most Of
the Tammany delegates called to pay
their respects, and all Ut them gave
words Of cheer. IL Nv estimated that
fully 10000 people graspod the hand VI
the candidate for tile ce-Pfe-idOnCy,
and at the conclusion of the lcvee
General Stevenson was very much
fatigued. 10 n representative Of tho
Associated Pres, lac expressed himself
M confident Of the success Of the
ticket. He considered the platform
very strong and one In respect 10 which
there could he no difference VI inter
probation. The declaration on the
educational question, lie thought,
would add great strength 10 the party,
particularly In the West, and lac has
great horea that tho Democracy viii
carry New York next fall.
Late tonight kilograms OF cOngratul.
alton were flDwing In upon Stevenson
by tn. hundred, including one from
Mr.. Cleveland, and dozens from ueigh-
bors Ia Bloomington, ILL.,, regardless Of
party.
HARRISON DECLINES ~ SPEAK.
WAsnINuIoS, June Gas the
nomination of Cleveland wns fore.
gone conclusion very little interest
was taken In the convention by the
inmates Of the white House. Tho
AllANt was 'lNhNh Nv ANsnf
and President Harrison retiioi and
knew nothing OF the nomination until
s n. m. An attempt was
made TO interview the President
by the 4 saoCiAted Press representative,
but he declined TO say anything for
publication.
SENATOR SANDERS.
Speaking OF the nomination Of Clevo.
land Senator Sanders Of Montana said
that uino.tenths OF tho Democrats
would have preferred some other can.
didale, because the record made by
Cleveland was not approved by his own
party leaders,
SENATOR ALLEN
o. Washington said; ~ am inclined
to think that Cleveland viii have the
support Of the strong, well-e,tablishod
Democracy Of the state Of Washing.
ton. rhp Democracy OF that StAt. IL
especially friendly 10 Cleveland. My
Judgment IL that he will not make a
specially strong race"
poIULAR APPROVAL.
The nomination by the Democratic
convention OF Hon. Adlai H.. Steven
sou for vlco-prcsldunt was received Ia
Washington with every manifestation
" popular approval. II Is not too
much 10 say that Stevenson has Nh
many warm personal friends here rs
amy person who ever hold public
Uiiicc ia the dis,ricl. He was, while
iu Washington, equally popular with
both political parties, and possessed the
confidence and friendship Of President
Cleveland aud every member OF his
Cabinet and had the regard ana esteem
Of the Democrats aud Republicans In
Congress alike. Mr.. StcvensOn's nd.
ministration OF poslotlce affairs was
able and thorough aud he gained foi
himself an envisble record for ciiloi'
ency and executive ability.
norEs NOT ENTKUsIAsIIo FoR cLEvE.
LAND.
DIS MONIES, H., June 23.-rhe
news OF the nominations OF Cleveland
and Stevenson was received here with.
out any particular denomination. The
dsieat OF BOlts was n distinct dlsap-
pointment 10 Iowa Democrats. Gov
ernor Boics In an interview stated that
he was satisfied with the nominations.
He said hs realized the contest would
be hard fought aud n close one. Har
rison, he thought, Ia stronger now thar
four years nRO. Whether Cleveland !,
is problomatical.
ENTuusIAsM IN nLOOMINuToS.
BLOoMISGToS, H., June 2S.-Th,
news OF tho nomination Of A. H.
Stevenson was received here few
minutes after the action Of the con
vention. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed throughout the countr,
among the people Of all parties alike
Tue Democrats have gone wild owe
the honor bestowed on the city
fayorlte son. Arrangements have beef
begun for greeting the nomlnno OF
his arrival. An Associated Press re
porter carried the news 10 Genera
AtevensOn's residence. II was receivel
with great Joy.
"Tho news, "sRid Th.Stevenson, al
indeed great and pleasant surprise
II was unexpected, as Mr.. Sievsnso
said nothing u any such probability.
The Democratic leaderb are arrange
ing for u great ratification meeting.
GRAY SATISFIED, TOO.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 28.-Ex,Go'