The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-07-15

clared the unanimous choice of the |
convention.
ESOPUS, N. Y, Jus 11.-Judge |
Parker declared this nlIuing that ne |
had not yet received t message pre-
pared by Congressma.. John Sharpe |
y, ..Iams and adopted by the Demo !
cratic national conye gJn declaring
that the monetary q Fs-ion was no
longer a live political ssae, and that
the platform was :dsf ID only to live
matt me message
viii zr.swau vii
1jans OF 'Bl EE,5eII : - III mean
time the judge declin@s to say any
thing in regard TO the controversy, and
it is believed he So reserve any
statement until he soRll be formally
notified of his nomi1a.lop.
kilograms OF cong. 7.ulations are
pouring in upon Park r. Among the
number was one from. his daughter,
Mrs, Hill, who with ej his nomina-
ton in st. Louis
Grover Cleveland, lai Stevenson
and Hearst were also mong the num-
Der who telegraphed Hearsts mes.
sage was: 81 congral Ilato you upon
your nomination and uDon the express
sion of Democratic prI ueiples in the
platform. hope an believe that
battling for the people and with such
principles you will bea Democracy to
victory"
Parker replied by mail; Just a
word to thank you lor your kind mes
sage and to assure ypu OF my very
grateful appreciation"
Cleveland's wire: You must per
nit me to express my gratitude and
admiration for splendi h manifestation
OF honor and courage you have given
to your country and t. ! Democracy in
your st. Louis dispatc b."
Bishop Grafton, Wisconsin: 1--WE
WIZ pray God to posse rs thee with his
wisdom and give thee courage and a
peaceful heart
Parker took his usua, horseback ride
this morning, aftc biah ne spent
The afternoon replyi1a to letters and
messages. Friends ai Parker made
positive denial TO-DAY gal Parker had
wired Hill Friday ina asIng that the
financial plank in The platform be al
tered, It was pointed out that Parker
did not see the plato NJ until he had
receu Ell news OF his npm.nation. The
only callers that Judgd Parker had to-
day were eX.AssemblyiIuan Lagdon and
his wife, who are negghbors.
NEW YORK, July 1R-Bourke Coch
ran, The Tammany Orator, telegraphs
TO the Press this morning that he
eft ST. Louis in globm, refusing tC
wait for the closing session fearing
chat he would be Gale "a upon to make
a speech. II he had he would have
had to toll the people that Judge Par
ker would surely be defeated because
there was no gold ST bndard plank il
The platform. He moi " felt he woul(
like to have gone back to St Loui.
and tell them Parker would surely
win, owing to that ,e egram Of his.
ESOPUS, N. y, July 12-Formel
Lieutenant.GoveruOr Shcnhan was the
first of Parkers mar 1ers to arrive
from st. Louis WEI being driver
from the depot to his nome, the Shee
han carriage encountered carriage
containing Judge Parker. Unmindlu
Of a dozen reporters in the vicinity
Mr. Sheehan and MI. Parker botl
jumped from their ca rriages and seiz
ing each others hanI Is danced abou
the road for fully a minute, belor,
saying word and hnclasping thei
hands. Afterwards Pheehan deliver
ed the following; am authorized
to say that no teleuanl was sent b,
Judge Parker to'Seuiltor Hill on an!
subject while the latter was in 81
Louis
The committee chosen rn noIlfi