Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08


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report of the proceedings:
OHIO NoMINATEs noRATIo SEYMOUR.
General McCook (Ohio)-Mr.
Chairman I arise at the unanimous
request and the demand Of the dele
CATION from Ohio, and with the con-
sent and approval of every public
man in the State, including the Hon.
Geo. II. Pendeton, to again place
in nomination against his inclination,
bnt no longer against his honor,
the name Of Horatio Seymour of
New York. Rousing cheers and
long.continued applause.) Let us
vote, Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen
of the Convention, for man whom
the Presidency has sought, but who
has not sought the Presidency. Gap
plause.) | believe in my heart that
it is the solution of the problem
which has been engaging the minds
of the Democrats and conservative
men of this nation for the past six
months. C"Good, good.O l be-
lievc it will have Il solution which
will drive from power the vandals
who now possess the Capitol Of the
nation. (Applausc) l believe it
will receive the unanimous assent
ond approval of the great belt of
States from the Atlantic-New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, In.
diana, Michigan, Illinois and Nilsson
ri, away West for quantiry-to the
Pacific Ocean. (Applause.) I say
that he has not sought the Presiden-
cy, and I ask-uot demand-I ask
that this Convention shall demand
of him that, sinking his own inclin.
alton and the we'll known desires on
his part, he shall yield to what we
believe to be almost unanimous wish
and desire of the delegates to this
Convention. Great applause, and
three cheers.) In my earnestnes'
and enthusiasm, had almost forgot
; ten to cast the twenty-one votes Ot
Ohio for Horatio Seymour. Tire
mendous excitement and nine cheers
for Horatio Seymour.
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mour) here advanced to the front o'
the stage and. a. soon As the euthu
siasm would permit Of his being
heard, addressed the Convention.
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