Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-07
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Iowa-Colfax 3. Wilson IL.
keutucky-ColfaX 20, Wilson l.
louisiana-COlaNl II, wilson 8.
kansas-ColE.N 0, Wilson 10.
Mane-Colfax TO- Wilson l.
Maryland -ColiaX Ii, Wilson O.
Massachusetts, (olfaX O. Wilson a6
Michigan-Colfax o. Wilson o.
MinnesOta-COlfaX TO- wilson O.
=, M'Sslssippi-Horace MAYNARD l. Coax 4, Wilson
MissssourI-Hawey of Connecticut l, Colfax ., VIII
Nebraska. Colhax 1, Wilson ?.
Nevada-WilsOn
New Hampshire-Wils IN
New Jersey-ColiaN Is
New York-Coltax 80, Wilson lG T. L x,,,,,, &c
Ohio |. f q" NoJrS VI
North Carolina-Wilson 80
Ohio-COlfaN H. Wilson 80
Oregon-Colfax g.
Pennsylvania-Wils0 IS.
Rhode lsland-COlGaX S.
South Carolina-ColflX g. Wilson O.
Tennessee-Horace Maynard "a
TeNas-E. j. Davis l6
Vermont-Colfl TO-
Virginia-JOhn +. Lewis p
West Nirginia-C)Lrx To-
Wisconsin-ColfaX 8, Wilson 15
Arizona-Cofax 9
COlOradC-ColilX |, Wilson l.
Dakota-ColfaX IL Wilson =,
District of Columbia-COlfax 2
ldahO-COliaX 3
MOntana-ColfaX ..
New Mexico-Wilson g
Utah-ColiaX 2
washing tOn-COliaX 9
l.
Total-ColtaX S2l x, Wilson 3cll5 377 votes were
necessary to a choice.
Virginia Mt this juncidre changed 90 of her
votes from Lewis to wilson, and The remaining
TO CollaX. This gave Wilson 1911, and bis
nomination was assured.
WILSON'S NOMINATION MADE USASIMoUs
Various states hurriedly changed to Wilson.
unhl eX Ex-senator Hcm} S. Lane of Indiana
moved that the nomination of that good man
and distinguished patriot, Henry Wilson, be
maze unanimous, which was ed with
GREAT CHEERING,
And the entire audience rose to its feet frantic
ally applauding the result and ending with three
cheers for the complete ticket.
DISPATCH FROM CoLFAX.
The following is the despatch from Vicc-Prcs-
ident Coliax:
WASHINGTON, June 8.
To John W. Foster Of Hdtcnd:
Accept for yourself and the delegation my sincere
gratitude for yorH gallant cont st. support vorr
ticket cheerfully. Men are nothing; prime pies
everything. Nothing must arrest the republican
triumph unt'l equity under the law like the liberty
rom which it springs, is universally a,k lowedged,
and the citizenship of the humblest becomes sure
prot ctlon against outrage and wrong as ives RO-
man cit zenship ofOld.
tSigned) SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The republican national committee organ
zed tonight by elccting the following officers
ed Morgan chairman, and VIM L Chardler 500.
rotary; executive committce-E d Morgan of New
York, VIM Claf'l of Massachusetts, Marshr'I jew
oil of Connecticut, G Gatchel of New Jersey
oliver L Morton of Indiana, VIM II Kembe of
Pennsylvania, j Scammon of Chicago Il
COwen OF Ohio, w Dod"e of Iowa, c orge Il
Sp nicer of ALBANIA, c rut0n OF Maryland Jos
Abbott of North Carolina, George Gorhf n of
California. Ayei IL of Minnesota, and VIM A
Howard Of Michigan.
AT subsequent meeting of the committee
james Riddle was chosen representative from
Delaware. The representative from Texas has
not yet been agreed on. After the selection of
an executive committee the business of the
meeting consist d IN resolution to the effect
that the national and executive committees CO.
operate with the congressional committee for
vigorous pros cutiOn of the campaign. The
meeting chen adjourned to meet in New York
June 18th.
DISPATCH To SENATOR WILSON
The following dispatch was sent to Senator
Wilson to-day, after his nomination for the vice
presidency:
Pr LADRLPF,A, June g.
The colOred working men of the country send Won
the cong tatuati0ns and second YOUR nom lation;
and wi march i'll solid columns % the polls 1 No.
vember and east thei' votes for a representntiye
labo. ing m9r of the American nation
(Stghed) ISAAC MYERs
President Colored National Labor Union.
RATIFICATION MEETING.
The ratification meeting under the auspices of
the Union league, this evening, was one of the
largest ever held in this city. Morton McMichasl
presided, and speeches were made by Gen. John
bingham, Gove.Lor Sam Ba d of Tennessee.
John Nj. Langston (colOr y of WASHINGTON,
Gen. Reynolds of Alabama, c "a. burnside, John
NJ. Stoever OF Mssoui., DR.. Lo;.ng of Massa.
chusetts, and James Lynch (color d., secretary
OF state OF Mississippi. The meeting was very
enthusiastic.