Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-10
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(specln arc n Y, Aug. 1o.-1n accord
EsoL the prearranged program
snce WIZ .,.on B. Parker was notined
Judge .odav Of his nomination Tor
tof'n s.s.,dency by the democratic ma
the :, convention. The ceremony TOOK
TOM :, Rosemont, his country nome
pacs c.. village. Pursuant to the wish
n ;, Judge Parker, the ceremony nor, wa was
!'os simple as possible. The form
nas .sScation of the action OF the con-
ssn vas made. on behalf OF a COM
wnlDn ..nresenting every state and ter
I ...,v Of the Union, by Champ Ciark'
n!e.' .,ecial train bearing the menu
iD the notification committee and
Oa' ..,,od guests left New York city
~s .he west Shore railroad shortly
W., 10 o'clock this morning ana
a'', .od Esopus about noon. Besides
ls''A s.,ecation committee the members
~ New York state democratic com
W.. attended in a body. Included
h' the invited guests were men
-,,nsnt in all walks of life Conspic-
among the party leaders on hand
nayid B. Hill. Chairman Tag,
~. NJ the national committee, Au-
~. belmont, William F. Sheehan,
-, Laont. and Senator James
smith Of New Jersey.
owing to the large number OF VS.
49,. n was found necessary to hold
-. exercises on the lawn in front OF
=. house. Mr. Clark was greeted
IN loud applause as he arose to make
"a ratification speech and his remarks
~. frequently cheered. A still more
,ousine welcome was accorded Judge
p,,ter and he had to wait several min
,..s IN allow the enthusiasm to sub
dido before beginning his address.
throughout the address the assemblage
onnlauded and cheered the salient feat
mo. of the speech. When the address
vas concluded there was a round of
.haers for the candidate and then
Iudee Parker and a half dozen Of the
more notable guests posed for the pho
toeraphers. Before leaving Rosemont
,he visitors were entertained at a
. luncheon.
Following are the notification and
acceptance speeches.:
Speech Of Champ Clark
Judge Parker, the most momentous
POLITICAL performance among men IL the
ouadrennial election of an American
president The supreme executive pow
r $4,000, 900 free people changes hands
With the simplest ceremony. All his
tory proves that government bottomed
on popular suffrage ID government by
rarity. Experience shows that he serves
the party best who serves the country
Mt Out of the strong debates and
profound deliberations at the st. Louis
convention emerged a reunited party
which goes forth conQuering and every
phase Of democratic opinion IN repre-
sented and advocated by the brave
honest and able CHAMPIONS Of thai
reat conclave o. free patriotic men.
There was a splendid array Of pres.
nential candidates before the st. Louis
convention supported by loyal friends
md ardent admirers. You were chosen
With such enthusiasm as fortells sue.
49, The hope Ii not too extravagan'
s@ entertainment that this campaign o.
~ candidates have the support Of no
~ every democrat in the land bu'
~ every voter who believes in tn,
aasttution Of the state in which he Il
anng as reality and binding equal!
"a the high and low the great ant
snal, public ofiicials. private citizens
lao your hands the great history o
ne party OF the constitution is com
United Its standard with abiding faitl
~ your courage, integrity. honor, ca
Sc'ty and patriotism, believing unde
your leadership we will achieve a sig
.A' victory. May the nomination fin,
nu,1ion in election. may God, Gu
er' guide, protect and bless yol
''n al candidate and chief magis
us'e Of the republic"
Parker's Reply
nave resigned the office Of chic
VS. VI the court of appeals that
"as accept the responsibility put upo
"i'hout possible prejudice to tn
S'1'' 70 which had the honor to be