The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-15

until other States should by action show
that Seymour was hmauded BY the party
in Convention. Hc urged the necessity Of
success in the campGgn, and expressed his
opinion thai Seymosr conld row accept the
Judgment OF tee C1uyention with honor.
an' hat he Should :icll as d mater Of du-i
'vto th- wish aud With him rs candidate,
New York was gaodior one hundred thous-
and majority. RI sd tss
The cgll Of the rol vas then, proceeded
with. Tennessee glve iIoratio Seymour
10; when Wisconsinwas called, Mr. Pa,-
NOR seconded lhcSuie af Ohio, and cast
3 votes far IInHno Seymeur-- Great
cheeiiAgd k2Htuuty gave Seymour her
IL votes Great thcefing Massat hli
ectts gave l. Tor llma'in S,.ym lu-. North
Carolina changed Eer votes from Hen
dlieks to Seymour Cheers ! Pennsyiya-
MIA asked tiH.t her lete-far the present, be
passed. AiisisSipp changed from Han
cock 70 ll9raiip seymour. It1reat cheering
End Confusion ehslca, the delegations
standing nfon seats; cries Of sit down, sit
down. order. Ar Rrlce took the chair
and insisted that The gentlemen must take
their seats. as az wquld rec gu:Zo no one
untii order was reStGei
PENNSYLVANIA CHANGES Ta SEYMOUR
oTEER STATS Follow. ~ e
Mr.. Wood war;, oi Pennsylvania, now
rose and transferred her twenty-six votes
to uoratio Seymour. lCreatchfeyug and
di'order-cries OF delegates all over the
house to their respecfy. chairmpn change
our vote, change our vote" Half dnz
en- States ;,t once wanted to change their
vote. Missouri changed to Seymr cev-
On; ll,'leis. followed en- masSe far Seymour
I Tremendous cheering --in1escribabl cor-
tnsinn. iDdiana changed her solil thir,.
teen to Seymour; iowa came next with
eight for Seymour; T,xis cast her six. 3
''t fAH THE CANNON SPEAKS. ''-'
as Here the ctunnn in the Streets began to
fl.e sai.,te tor thenominee, as State after
State came in, bat the confusion and ..nise
wastSo great thatn nqta woflccu!d be dis
Of what any body said. Spy-
mour is clearly nominal a. The confusion
snbsiling, Alabama, Maine. Kansas and
Arkansas followed >uccessrely with unan.
inous votes irf s ymour .. @
Htmesot1, .L0usidaa, -lHpu17a1, ,SouM
Carolina md otHer SfGtrs change their
rltos to S5syasou-"The Battle Cry ol
F'ede}on |
A delegate from Minnesota. fran.icaIly
waving ope Of the State Standards, attract
ID the attention ofe the Chairman. and cast
he vote Of Minnesota Tor Mr.. Seymour. =
Georgia paid tribute to Dir. Iiaucock, the
10 I. knightly soldier of the war, who she
ia1 supported earnestly, but she now INIT
d IN voting unanimously for Seymour.
Louisiana gave her seven TO SEYMOUR
stewart, of Nlahigln, said that State came
0 the Conve'Tlqn wiki a single purpose, to
lor'inate candidate who CouId certainly be !
elected; Tint position she occupied today, |
nd proceeded TO cnlogize Seymour as the |
Tecte.t statesman living, and cast NEichi> |
an s vote tnr him. aaH |
A han't on Fourteenth street struck up |
The Battle Cry Of Freedom. =" The can |
ION still saiuing. A del. gate from Sbu;h
laroiiaa said he was f,om State which
cit most heavily the chains Of oppresS;eii |
It Ras4is4i rnie.s-- iia4sail Sau:h CaruliDa |
anne here caring Dlqre,fcr measures than |
aen. They were satisfied with the rlat-
orm adopted 50 uaan,uously, and South
}aroina. with the invocation of God S !
,'essing on the party On which rests the
ast hope Of the courtry, cast her vote Ter
SEYMOUR.
Maryland changed to Seymour. 1iiden,
# New YORK, rose. Great interest to hear
lin was manifested, aud cries uttered If
take the platform. Tie spoke IRON his
lace, however, and said he did not. last
veuing. believe that the event which has
law occurred could possibly have happen.l.
Us remarks here were not distinctly audi |
lie to the reporter, because of the eohver-
al lon-n his Vicinity. he was understood |
0 say that he had no expectation that Ohio !
'oud have g me to The supporto Of so dis
citizen OF the Sia'e OF New
.nlk. he hal opposed Oblo's earnest |
'lshes. In conclusion be ahgnunecd the |
nanlmous vote OF New Work for Heratio
eymdur 49,. c5
aiihcatios of the nomination by three
beers inr Horato Seymour, which were
'Fen with viii.
he hNs'M Of the 7uemg-sfcond BaRot-
SegmonF Osnoatmousy Nominated
The CHAR ANNOUNCED d the result, al the
tates having voted, me result vas lnr Sry
ionf, orH votes lEnthusIasm, cheering,
leWioie convention and audience ri.ing,
avlng hats, haDdkerchlets, fans, &c, for
'vverai minutes. i1nnd calls for, Seymour.
IIeS d oi S't down III 'front.'.
= = ne ChaIrniln raped with his gavei and
,heu 7" oruer VI yam ior several minutes.
nc oiair'han frice), announced that
lym9ur haSihg received the unanimous
NC the Convention ne was the standard
a. ,areT T Ior u" . coming coming campnign'
t,g, ~ fcg I'cS"e'cy-i ihe RoHlAadti0Rs-
'ie'tnsyffa@'a q, 'oants nttes Sas yewlcd to
1o''g n, p; = Iso"lttdt.on 70. |, oai IS lfetased
.'ir, D'gisI, ot relhlh'yy11vahla' en- y. urged that
: no'ni,'a'ion ,s ' for the vice Presidency IS
i'ter OF great importance, and moved a
KS nt TOT consultation
nlr f,es'on !. made made; point oforder that {
,hiolnn, 10 adJoufn @ or 'aks recess was N
~ D"G Wv '''' Z saws was oeiog car
Mr. .Woodword n,oroa 10 .,,.no.a ~
rs IN orlar to ensbIe Ia p.nns,,I" )" NasPcni me
d ano,,;yo, ~ 0"1o,. Taa4 o''nsyiSah'a 10 "