The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-25
ton OF great fertility. Astounding in

S S IN the ss house. and 4 the horses t snd
cattle. prido In our educational, centres. pride
in our uniyersities and our schools, pride IN
when our eSuniry ore ,hsn allsa lts ta i aSo,s
with more volunteers ready as they grew.pp
to AZ the ranks; pride In our home as IN, the
may %, ' be- s sa M n ayS
sought for In the history 1 se
home OF tho leaders OF both Of the great, polit-
ical parties. the homo OF stevenson who ms
aSs pluck to attack R'pu0''an'sm In It's CIT
LAUGHTER and cheers greeted this and we're
homo OF q man who has the courage on all oc-
casions to defend these principles" The
laughter was changed to cheers when he wont
hemo Q; Owen Scott the mighty SSp
i0n osnssTs sesiFtsd mS%sn sG sna
TO MIR, Stevenson and taking him by the arm
of your ie here You are Known to all these
people. those Dem ocrats here. and oil the other
sye sh n to Ss parsessy
lists. and political nop-conformists generally;
arr s;,p personally Snosn. wlis !hsy a. 70. pin
your personal charaotsr and the goodness Of
your, purposes, so that II the une1pected
pectsd h has airssdy e1 happesed All Mr. MoNua
ysS4 WI Sss sSdss s y
II %aintain(as a soSsrniGsnt Of Tie people
home on on tho eve no doubt, OF what viii be one
itho greatest contests the world has ever
you SssIo ap mat nsy be contest
Of prps,C,eanot conflict between tvs oman man
the weapon, liberation the rule; that IN
The eua sh By the w Of
BY fh9 sRson,e Ss r pSIpsdf1stsf dov,
FOLK. NEIaHBohs. AND Fn1ESDs: / have no word
with which to EXPRESS the deep grattuds de o, Of
with s my e fo have 81 such Tt srpsns
tns FssSPe H tRras OF century, Ts
home which I esteem even more than
i' t Es'. ere ssn'r aa saa'
With any stzsn we be proud Thf
haSs, BEEN :. here. and iIu.S SavG, been zen
and r. noble people as I do -. Il :. mi ,his
my love: / CON only say i thank you from the
bottom Of my hearth
cS M1nS EXPECT ass R bs esnnetns
iabofs OF =, the Convention, have
e Ha mS As sAoa s%s for nor sss s
that cordially respond to the wish Of Con M 4,
we now enter Shall H be- ono OF Intelligent dis.
cHssion. and not Of psrsonsl v!!liItlca.ion;
principles OF Democracy and for the
great reform for which Democracy stands, dit
esf rs Ne the best
ests Of our CONNIE on country"
Sspa & ifsdd 81
e tadsy to be nsds
that It was not caused BY tho personal hos
nnr ny Il s s. s the se
most beautiful city and among the most gem
people .hs sb en1 Again.
sqohr Of ohSs.s pna the
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Mr.: Stevenson stepped down from the gun
carriage and essayed to move toward his
park and w about 15o So Yards from the sodlers
Monument. The, crowd pressed around him
snd hs N.Y. Ewn s0S
q little struggle and then the people fell away
on either side and escorted by the Mayor and
ex-Mayor. Mr.. Stevenson started for the house:
The front OF the houses had been decorated
with flags. He noticed it when he had gone a
| few steps
Well" he remarked; u seem to DO Gel e-
brating along with the other folks. don't II"
He was mot at the door OF the house by his
wife. his son Louis md his younee or daughter
He greeted them with a kiss. The greater
part OF tho crowd dispersed and celebrated
around town. He was permitted to have but
few minutes alone with his family when tho
neighbors began to drop In.
From y o'clock till midnight there was q
stream OF callers. Mr.. Stevenson received
them In person; accented their congratula.
tions and no had kind word for all. During
the greater part OF tho evening tho members
OF his family, who are at homo were In tho
parlor with him.
Mrs. Stevenson looked 2 very happy woman.
She talked pleasantly with all. She said her
husbands nomination was unexneeted to her;
him for the Vice-Presidency.
Il shall never cease to be thankful to Tam
many Hail." she said. for the sevonty-two
votes that its members cast for my husband
| at the critical moment"
Tho telegraph office here has been overrun
with kilograms Of congratulation addressed to
Mr.. Stevenson. They are from all parts OF the
country.