Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-06-24
The coavsation's Choice, Every
boay's Choice.
The Nomination Secured or
the First Ballot,
And Afterwards Made Unanimous
New York Promising Aoso-
lutte Submission.
CLEVELAND s!EvENTcH TIE TICKET.

The people have triumphed over as
oyrntled politicians and what-nots ana
Grover Cleveland is the democratic NOM
inee for president OF the United states.
The nomination was maze on the hrst
ballot which was not concluded till $40
NJ. Yesterday and the cheering that
tollowed has never before been equaileo
in breath or length. Ii nearly lited
tho TON off the Wigwam and lasted 10
minutes. The victory was one oil the
erandest ever recorded and shows that
honesty OF purpose, courage oil con-
viction and broad craftsmanship are sun
the pride OF the democrats OF the coun'
,rv No man since be who was first IN
the hearts OF his countrymen, mas ever
been held in higher esteem by the
American people than Grover we've
land. who gave the country one oil the
cleauest and most patriotic administra'
lions in its history. The people know
the man who is sincere in his belief that
"public Office is public trust, can De
relied on. and they love and honor him
for that and the enemies he has made
among the politicians, who could not
,,se him nor dictate to him when he had
tho bioh office before. All honor to the
delegates, who did not betray their trust
% some OF the Kentuckians did and
glory hallelujah now and always Inc
,nor of destinv is in the saddle again
and will lead us to certain and trium-
plant victory
rHR WAY 1T WAS DONE AND OTHER NoIEs'
TIE National Democratic Convention
was called to order by Senator brlce al
- Is p. NJ, Tuesday and the prearrangeu
propramme OF making Hon W. =.
Owens. OF Kentucky, temporary chair'
man was carried out without contest IN
the convention. He delivered snort
and pointed speech counselling harmony
and predicting democratic success Inc
roll nj States was then called Tor the APP
pointment of the committees and the
convention after adopting resolution
OF sympathy for Hon. james u. Blaine
in the loss of his son, adjourned till II
A. NJ Wednesday.
The Kentucky delegation organized
by electing c. j. Bronston chairman
Mr.. Watterson declined to serve on the
nlatform committee and James A. Nc
Kepzie was elected, @. ii. Rodes was
nut on the committee on credenuais'
Col. John B. Castleman permanent or
canization, T. f. Moss vice-presidenl'
". B. Haldemau chairman delegation
on arrangements, ana Jonn
p salver on notification committee.
Thomas II. Sherley was made Nationai
for Kentucky, at tne
suggestion of Mr.. Watterson, VINO ala
not longer care for the honor
Wednesday the Convention met Ut
tie more promptly and after the report
of the committee on credentials and that
ON permanent organization, Congress
man w. L. Wilson, who had been agreed
on for permanent chairman, was intro
duced and made speech which did iuli
Justice to his reputation as an orator
and a statesman. His declaration that
The democratic party would never per-
NIT this to become either pauper or a
oirate nation was cheered roundly. The
statement that the reciprocity OF the Me-
Kinley bin meant rather retaliation and
against our own people, was
,nnlauded heartily. Simple Simon fish
ng for whales in his mothers ram par
-sI and catching an occasional wiggle-