The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-11


OF the country, he hoped their brethren
elsewhere would do the same, fGreat
cheers.) \e"'
Alter the Chair had announced the re-
suit OF the ballot, Wallace, of Pennsyl.
vanla, took the platform, aud was re-
ceived with cheers. He said in obedi.
ence to the decision oi public sentiment
IN Ills State, their delegation had cast n
Part OF their vote against the gentleman.
Dy the usages and customs of che Demo-
cratic party, he was now its nominee for
the Presidency. They would yield to
the decision. and accept the result which
the great high court of appeal OF the
party had decreed. In conclusion. bv
the instructions OF his delegation, he
moved that the nomination be made
unanimous. wild cheers. Music.
"Battle-Cry of Freedom" followed by
Hail to the Chiefly
When the music ceased, O scene was
lowered ut the renr of the stape. pre-
senting view of the White House.
which was greeted with applause. Order
being restored, the motion of Wallace.
that the nomination be nude unnni.
nous, WAS put aud carried, With one or
two dlssents only.
On the nomination Of Vice President.
on motion Of Chalmers, of Mississippi
the nomination was made unanimous.
bouck, OF Wisconsin, offered a resoIu
tlon appointing committee of one from
each State. to be named by the respect.
I've delegations, to apprise the cauli-
dates OF their nomination.
Payne. of Ohio, moved to amend by
adding the President of the Convention.
to be chairman. Agreed to.
On motion of Heatou, OF Ohio. a re.
solution was adopted, that on the ud.
Journment the Convention would. with
music, escort the Missouri delegation to
their quarters.
A resolution was adopted leaving th.
place OF the next National Convention
to be decided by The National Commit.
zee. Also, resolution of thanks to
John i. Ford, to Frederick Paine. and
20 baltimore, for courtesies. Also.
thanks to Doolittle for the able and i'm
partial manner in which he presided
over the Convention.
mayer, OF New York, made few re-
marks eulogistic of Greeley.
Ihe Chairman returned thanks for the
Klnd expressions toward him, and in
vokea the blessing of Providence upon
the efforts OF the Convention.
brown was nominated by vote of
1l3. Stevenson, of Kentucky, received
6; blank. Ii. The blanks were Flori1.
z; New jersey, 8; West Virginia. @
Delaware voted for Stevenson.
BALTIMORE, July 1O-Eveninq The
ooiters Convention adopted an address
to the American people. and after
issuing u call for National Democratic
convention, to meet in Louisville. XIV.
September B, adjourned sine die The
officers of the Convention were. Pre.;.
dent. Samuel j. Bayard, of New Jrraev
Yice-Presidents, E. F. Stokes. of Soutb
Carolina; James Sweeny, of Pennsvlva-
MIA; Eliza Keser. of Texas. and Jesse
Miller, of West Virginia. Secretaries
James Sherwood, of Connectica at and S
j. Clute, of New York.
The female suffragists are disunno;nt.
ed. They declare their intention to
work Tor the Philadelphia nominees.
Augustus Schell was elected Chairmon
OF the National Executive COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON, July lO-Eyenino
The caterpillar has appeared in MANY
Counties in Alabama, causing denres.
sion among the planters.
London letter says Stanley did NOT
tell oil he knew. Livingstone is mar.
rled to an African Princess. and dos.rot
care to return.
Probabilities-Cloudy weather with
areas OF rain and EasterIy winds will nre.
vail on Thursday over the Gulf States
Easterly to Southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather for the South Atlantic
States. Westerly winds and clearing
weather for the Middle States. RISING
barometer and NortherIy to WESTERLY
winds Northwest of the Ohio Valley.
The Revenue Commissioner decides
that u person who has fixed place Of
business IN car, as, for instance. at q
stand in Pullman car, or in a stenm.
boat, to which persons may go and pro-
cure cigars, &c. instead of being sought
out IN various parts of the train or boat.
anu solicited to purchase, is q dealer il,
tobacco, and not a peddler.
LOWELL, MASS, July lO.-John Fl
Worland, for many years editor of the
Aowell Courier. is dead; aged sixty-fve.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.eA salute was
tired in honor OF Greeley and Browns
nomination. There will be a ratification
meeting at Lafayette square tonight.
MOBILE. July 10.-DeLeon. the m6.
naglng editor Of the Register, saws. to.
morrow, their paper puts Greeley and
Brown at tho head of its column.