The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-07-16


aiyat respect for the men who have reg
deemed her ;4have great respeotsfor the
gallant men of all parties who have in
augurated this great liberal movement in
this country, but tell him, and l tell
YOU, and l ask him to take it kindly,
that New York will give a larger .pajor-
ity- for Horace Greeley than tall The votes
which Missouri shall jtastl !T'rremen-
dous cheering
| cast the seventy votes of New York
for Horace Greeley. Renewed ap
plause.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Chairman of the Delegation
North Carolina gives her entire vote for
Horace Greeley. IGreat applause. =
= hTc ONO = g gtlprT
The Chairman of the Delegation. The
delegation from Ohio, strong in the
faith that in November the vote of Ohio
will be in favor of Horace Greeley, and
now united inhearty good will, direct
me to cast the vote of Ohio, forty four
in number, fof Horace Greeley. APP
plause. 81 s. 4slgN 8 e, q -,...,s2,
r.! "A voice in the gallery. BpNlly!c cFp
flom Ohio.
II IYiGt.,4u., OREGON 6 aoeF suef
The Chairman O. the Delegation. Or
egon casts her six votes for Horace
Greeley. Applause. "'H
2'ia2gs' PENNSYLVANIA. bisg id219i
The Chairman of the Delegation
Pennsylvania casts 35l votes for Horace
Greeley, 81 for jeremiah S. Black and 2
blank.
p RHODE ISLAND,
: The Chairman ofLthe Delegation
Rhode Island casts her eight votes for
Horace Greeley fApplause.1 !, q Il q
assig ,s,asoYTHH. TIL, CAROLINA @ A. i.7aF,,r = r,
| The Chairman eief the Delegation -
South Carolina casts her Ia votes for
Horace Greeley.
2Hl = tJf TENNkssEE. ~ aalToJ r
The Chairman of the Committee. Mr..
President, in less than week after the
nomination of Horace Greeley and B.
Gratz Brown, at Cincinnati, the Democ-
racy Of Tennessee assembled in Conven-
ton % There was doubt, and hesitancy
reigning throughout the Union as to
what should be the course Of the De:
mocracy, when the Tennessee Democra.
Icy, drawing inspiration from the tomb
at the Hermitage, Iapplause, took the
responsibility Of declaring that it was the
high duty of every patriot in the land to
support the Cincinnati ticket J"Good
good" Tennessee was the :frst.to clasp
the hand that was extended at Cincin.
natl, and it now to-day warmly repeats
that clasp Tennessee then, which has
given three. Presidents to this Union
casts her "a votes for Horace Greelev,oi
New York. q Applause And Ldesipe
ITO say to the gentleman from Missouri
and to the gentleman from New York
7 that as, ,Tehnesste was the first to pu
this ball il motion, she proposes to e1tel
4 the contest with them, and to give til,
candidate. of. this Convention, a large
majority than either. Laughter ant
applause. -IAsai7g lW .sas.5 9fdr
/ .42aH %fiaa TEXAS. .yIsea.
4 The Chairman OF the Delegntion.-
Texas casts her I6 votes for Horac,
} Greeley. Applause
! VERMONT.
| The Chairman Of the Delegation Yer
mont casts her ten votes fol. Horac
Greeley. Applause
VIRGINIA,
The Chairman of the Delegation. Vir
ginia desires 10 isighalize njthe most em
phatic manner, her cordial approval q
l and sympathy with the. great meYemen
Of pacification and liberation which wa
ihaugurated at Cincinnati, which is. s.po7
pushedoon by a great bathurst Of. publ
sentiment. and which will meet a glori
> ousIatifeation iby the brilliant election
triumph which We are to have'ih No
vember next; And now, as the stron
gest evidence ishe eann give of hsr sym
pathy witbthis movement, Virginia. east
her % votes for Horace Greeley, ,ofa aNey
York. Applause! t1-5ii : saq,d Sns j
TO-" - a3t7R y-d E.ll odR li.. oi Goifosasi
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Chairman lof'the West CVifgini
! Dele CATION? Mr. President, West VIII
J ginia casts two Of her votes for Hon
d VIM. S. Groesbeck, Of Ohio. Thesotbe
eight votes she desires to have cast fo
, the next President OF these URite,
States. Applause. Not because G
: what heknows about farming, but be
cause we desire to return to the Unior
: the Constitution, and the enforcement gc
r the laws. West Virginia casts eight {
: hervntes for Horace Greeley. Lar
Y plause.
>'"oNN9 y >WIscoNsINi Z ! hal4 i
. The Chairman of the Delegation
Wisconsin casts 90 votes for Greeley
Il Horace Greeley's Nomination.
! The roll cali being concluded, Eth
II President directed, the Clerk to read til
: result Of the vote, which was as follows
= Whole number of votes cast 1872. q
d HoFaee Greeley esq., lGfeat Al
Jplause. ~
i James A, .Bayard, Of Delaware, 16.
t Jerefniahi.S. Blaek of Pelansylyani'
r21. ..,
William. S. Groesbesk,of Ohio, q =
5 % Blank Z, =, ! .b,., "a. 49,, -.
THE EFFECT UPON THE AUDIElHE-ENTHl
aei.nop 30, tSIAsTIC, SCENE. sa,ri1
Il At the announcement that the nomin:
'1tion of Mr.. Greeley VAS unanimous,
curtain at the rear Of the stage rose an
disclosed to view large and handsom
D painting Of the White House. The e,
r 1citement of the delegates and the aud
J, ence at this moment kne,wno bounds, ,au
/ withone impulse. all rose, and the wilde
: cheers greeted the'unexlpected scene.
/ A VOICE FROM, PENNSYLVANIA. r.. gi'
= j., William A. Wallace Of Pennsylvani
Mr.. President -, 80 : -, 80 j,
: The Chair. Will the gentleman fro
; Pennsylvania suspend for one momen
and be. good enough to step forwai