The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-07-23
THE CANDIDATES NOTIFIED.
Twenty Thousand People Cheer En-
President Cleveland in New
York City.
General Stevenson. Mrs. Cleveland
and Baby Ruth Also Enthus-
iastically CheeIel.
A Strong Speech Of Acceptance DE.
livered BY the Next Presi-
dent.

New. York, July 2O.-rhe mecca of
democracy has been the proud city of
the Empire state today. No MOham-
medan could have been more jealous to
his creed, no Aztec more loyal to his
mystic faith than the great leaders from
the east and west, the north ana south
who have worshipped at the democratic
shrine today. The multitude that gath
cred to pay homage to the national
standard bearers of the party numbered
in it's ranks all classes of democracy from
the highest to the lowest. The proceed
ings opened with much dignity at $50
this evening and closed an hour later in
uproarioas cheers for the candidates of
the national democracy.
The arrival of the committee and can
ddates was greeted outside with fire.
works. AS the candidates passed inside
more than 1900 people were awaiting
them. The assemblage was truly
democratic one, the admission tickets
being exclusively confined TO the stage
and boxes and the vast amphitheatre
being thrown open to the general public.
At exactly 8:30 there was little com
motion in the rear of the stage and a
moment later the committee entered,
headed by Hon. Perry Belmont,
who walked arm in arm with Gen.
Stevenson. Instantly there was cry of
Here they GOMEZ and as the crowd rec
ognized the vice presidential candidate
the vast building fairly trembled with
loyal democratic cheers.
Gen. Stevenson bore his honors mod.
estly and, bowling his acknowledgements
gave way to Gov. Flower, who entered
moment later and received tlatterine
welcome from the New York democracy
OF course the great ovation OF the even
ing was reserved for Grover Cleveland.
AS he entered the hall and ere he
crossed the portal of the stage entrance
sharp eye from the rear gallery. }OC
feet away. recognized his familiar form
and shrill cry of there he comes,
Cleveland. was the signal for demon
stratiOn that Grover Cleveland has not
] witnessed since 1888
:, When silence was finally restored
Chairman VIM. l.. Wilson of the notiti
e cation committee addressed the ex-presi
: dent. During Wilson S address Mrs
a Cleveland. who had been de
tanned. stroye to enter the hal
. unobseryed, but the audience caugh
L sight of her and fairly went wild with
b enthusiasm. Then a voice in the CALLER,
Il. proposed three cheers for Baby Ruth
: and the cheers broke out again will
= such force that the chairman wal
u obliged to wait several moments. Cleve
# lands yisage darkened with displeasurC
i but even his frown was poweress t
d check the enthusiasm of American chiv
: alrv and it WAS fully minute befor
s that enthusiasm exhausted itself.
It At the conclusion of Chairman Wi
l. sons address the secretary read the fol
Q lowing formal notification letter I
a Cleveland:
Tn. N,ti,ic,,ion
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members OF the holincht'oh Eonin,a, Sat;
delegated py tne hati0Lai ue,n1clali
convention whlch assembled IN NhIcas
J. June 2l' II is our agreeaple ou.y ~ u,
n form you .nat uPpii s'HS " fou ~,
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that ADMINISTRATOR nav Mo, ~, H.
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