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course Of the democracy, when the Tennessee DEM

DRAwiNa INSPIRATION FROM THE roMB,Ar THE HER
,applause, took the responsibinty ordeclarng that
1t was the high duty OF every patrt0t in the land
70 support the Cincinnati ticket. l'G0od, g00d.')
tennessee was the rst 70 CLASP the hand that was
repeats that grasp Tennessee, then, who has
given three Presidents to this Union, casts her
twenty-fOur votes for Horace Greeley, OF New York;
and desire to say to the gentleman from Missouri
and to the gentleman from New York, as Tennessee
was the first to put this ball in motion, she pro-
poses to enter the contest with them and give the
candidate of this Convention larger majority than
either. daughter and applause)
casts her sixteen votes for Horace Greeley.
VERMONT
casts her ten votes f0r Horace Greeley.
VIRGINIA
desires to signalize in the most emphatic manner
her cordial approval of and sympathy with the
great movement of pacifcatiOn and liberation
which was inaugarated at Cincinnati, which Is now
pushed on by great outburst of public sentiment,
and which will meet a glorious ratification by the
BRILLIANT ELECTION TRIUMPH
which we are to have In November next; and am
now mpelled by the remarks Of the gentleman ,n
those southern gentleman who have shown some
little reluctance to take part In this great move.
by them and sympathzed with them in the dark
days OF the past Virginia felt for them and acted
with them then, and now that
THE GLORIOUS DAWN OF BETTER DAY
is Frightening the Eastern sky we appeal to our
friends from mississippi Kentucky and elsewhere
ginia; fight this fight Out side by side with her, and
share with her In the great triumph which we are
to have at the polls in November next
she can give of her sympathy with this movement,
Virginia casts her twenty-five votes for Horace
Greeley, OF New York.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Mr.. PREsIDENT-West Virginia casts two votes
she casts for the next President of the United
States, Horace Greeley not because OF wnat ne
n nc e
ment OF the laws.
casts her twenty votes for Horace Greeley.
The roll call being concluded, the President di-
rected the Clerk 20 read the result Of the vote,
which was as fOllOWs:-
Whole number OF votes cast, 1892
Horace Greeley received 6s6 great applause)
James A. Bayard, OF Delaware, 10; Jeremiah s.
Black, of Pennsylvania. 21; William s. GrOesbeck,
PENNSYLVANIA SATISFIED.
Mr.. w. A. WALLACE OF PennSylvania-Mr. Presi-
dent, Pennsylvania, which is not only in point of
population but in the integrity and intelligence Of
her people the pivotal State of the Union in this
Mr. WALLACE being indistinctly heard, there
were cries Of Platform" when, on the invitation
continued his remarks as fOllOws:-
In obedience to divided public sentiment among
the Of IL the , great nyS
votes for the gentleman VINO, in accordance with
the rules and usages OF the organization, is now its
sent, from their characteristics OF races OF teach
ing and OF thought, are slow to change; they are
movement
they regard with dlstrust and suspicion any
DEPARTURE FROM THE DOCTRINES OF THEIR FATHERS
They have seen no reason why they should
leader one who has heretofore been the en-
bOdiment OF antagOnism to every thought and Dur-
pose OF tne1f minds Su s tney tb are proud OF
created and desired to perpetuate Its existence
applause)-that It's glorious record and It's benefits
may be the heritage of their children and they will
yield obedience to its discipline. (Applause) They
will accept the result that the tribunal OF this last
and hGn oc"her OF onaer hf sne Of
statesman of national reputation will concentrate
their forces in an nvncibe phaanx that shall smite
enemy. Pennsylvania, following the standard OF
the democracy in the hands OF its now accepted
(Appause.) On behalf OF the Pennsylvania deiega.
tion, and by Its direction sir, move to make the
nomination unanimous.
The motion OF Mr.. WALLACE to make
THE NOMINATION OF MR.. GREELEY UNANIMOUS
was received with a storm of applause, the dele
Eerchiefs and manifestng the greatest enthusiasm
the band meanwhile playing the "Battle Cry OF
Freedom" followed by "Hail to the Chief" During
the excitement scene representing the White
House was displayed at the back of the stage, and
was loudly cheered.
The question was then put to the Convention and
the motion was agreed to with only one or two
dissenting votes loud cheeringl
The PREsIDENT-The next proceeding Is to call
the States on the nomination Of candidate for
Vice President.
Mr.. FENToN, OF Kansas move that the rules be
for Vice President by accamatiOn.
Amid loud cheering and cries of ''yesl" and 'nOw
the motion was withdrawn and the secretary pro-
ceeded to call the roll of States and the chairen
of the respective delegations responded as fol-
lows:-
ALABAMA-For B. G. Brown twenty votes.
ARKANsAs-The Chairman of elegation-Arkan-
sas casts her twelve votes for that great young
statesman b. GratZ Brown.
CALIFORNIA-FOr b. Gratz Brown twelve votes.
CoNNEcTICuT-FOr B. Gratz Brown, of Missouri
twelve votes.
DELAwARE-For Hon. W. Stevenson, of Kentucky
six votes.
FLoRIDA-For B. Gratz Brown six votes; blank
GEoRGA-For b. Gratz Brown, twenty-five
votes.
ILLINoIs-The Chairman of the Delegation-The
State of Illinois casts her forty-two votes for
THE oHEvALIER BAYARD
OF the republican party; man who is as wise in
council as he is brave in action-B. Gratz Brown
OF Missouri. Like the Spartan, he went to battle
to bring back the trophies Of victory, or to be
brought back on his shield. (Appause.)
INDlANA-for B. Gratz Brown, thirty votes:
lOwA-For Il. GTatz Brown, twenty-five votes.
kANsAs-For b. Gratz Brown ten votes.
KENTucKY-The Chairman OF the Delegaton-B.
know him to be q man OF courage and patriotism,
and we feel that in this campaign he will be
SUPPORTED BY THE GRAND ARMY OF THE PEOPLE
souri, and Tennessee that we accept the challenge
as to who shall give the biggest majority, and
pledge for this ticket Of Greeley and Brown the en-
KENrucKY-For B. Gratz Brown, twenty-four
votes.
LoUIsIANA-FOr b. Gratz Brown. sixteen votes.
MAINE-For B. Gratz Brown, of Missouri, fourteen
votes.
MARYLAND-For b. Gratz Brown, sixteen votes.
MAssAcHUsETTS-Fo b. GratZ Brown, twenty-six
votes.
MICHIGAN casts the entire twenty-five votes for
B. GratZ Brown.
MINNEsoTA-FOr b. GratZ Brown, ten votes.
MrssIssIPPI-For b. Gratz Brown, sixteen votes.
MIsSOURI-FOr Il. Gratz Brown, thirty votes.
NEBRAsKA-For B. Gratz Brown, OF Missouri, six
votes.
NEvADA-For B. Gratz Brown, her six votes.
NEW HAMPSHIRE casts her ten votes for b. GratZ
Brown.
and nine blank votes
NEW YORK casts her seventy votes for B. Gratz
Brown. Great applause.)
NORTH CAROLINA casts her twenty votes for b.
Gratz Brown.
ONO casts her forty yfOur votes for B. Gratz Brown
OREGON casts her SIX votes for B. GratZ Brown.