The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-07
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,oo,aersbc STATE to cart her ax votes for u + Grant
G.aashierJ 80.
me lana ~ flowers gses her eight votes unanimously
for T. =. Grant .
ney g,a,ude Tor hs administration aud nds her
delegation 70 cast their twenty-five votes for u Grant
1hppiauseJ -
east her foriy.two votes Tor [. >. Grant
,pop twenty yots for & 3 Grant upplause3
WILLIAM a. How,ap-Ae1ean has twenty-five dele
feTe' not ssa aepuiaion rom oaieehoders W. repre-
' " @ 9 Gan and d." ens regret a hey ae
not lorty-four. GheersJ
Jams Lrson tooloredJ ~a~i.slppi, with her sixteen
s., a s' sSfi al
nv a. epa e nnns s s s e sn5 AMI eea
.qaa o, al without hesara e adf o 2, eo2 s, sy
wlc.e connection wit rational AFFAIR, constitute q
Ne brightest pages Of ihe history Of The repubic-Pfesi
gives her tx votes for ,e Timer who win ian The hide
q Horace IN The yat Of democratic corruption add damna
NEVADA
Mr. arxy,ssosThe silver sate OF the Union casts her
Governor smrn-scw Hampshire ono Of the old mir.
teen states and NE birthplace o. iiorac. Grecey-
wan give him her electoral vote in November
sgw Hnsry.
cortlanGt to ra'ify ms nomination
ey Se a Sixteen ea w voes Tor ffGC nsnc ' s
pianteJ
W. rowssrSp-rhe Empire State, by the unaninou.
wa q deleeaes, nsfrucis u east her seventy
Ocen leabn never VIII be, o. \. Grant tUrroarious
npplanseJ
ne state called The Tar liee State intends 10 stick to T.
= Grant With her twelve votes MpplauscJ
The birthplace Of Ulysses Il
her nnfh front A. 70 a., nomination today ONO that
doleDhio promises 70 the Convention and the coun
Npu majority Tor NE nonlnee Ohio casts her united
rrNasYLyAma.
reaasa 70 90 m a ass s as %
er whole great heart cas her hiyesht votes Tor o. D.
uni be responded 10 eaIl 10 take he PLATFORM whence
s @ gave him great pleasure 10 cast The vote Of his
Mr. MAcHEy said that the delegation Of he state whose
him lDcas his vote for that soldier aud honest
~ a Topo-I nm instructed hy the republicans from
te gallant soldier he world ever saw. Ulysses j.
Grant Mppiaus.J
esss sixteen votes and would IKE q have The privilege
for u H. Grant npplnusel
Mr.. rorn4.-The republican people, marching forward
f put h" heel ap s *. he"a =" me
fa,y me ls are "' ana virginia must and wan be
Dsraior ooLuAmA
aner but The District wnnsa T to res It "I e as
tenant
enes her two FOR s. Grant ana may 1, be said Of
hun nt II was OF another good man FIRST In FIRST In
nppiause)
Immediately inter the vote OF wyoming had been
heard and recorded dozens OF individuals all over
the house, Wild with excitement cried and cried
again "Chcers for Grantlr Three cheers for
Grnntn But the delegates responded, mol not
watt Then the Chairman, rising In his place,
d:-"It IL a pleasure 10 the Chair 20 announce
that
uLyssRs Il. GRANT nAs RECEIVED sEvEN HUNDRED
AND fiFTyTwo VOTES,
the entire vote OF every state and Territory In the
An he resumed his scat the most tumultuous and
continued cheering broke out, ~ n mighty echo to
the words. The whole Convention and the spec
tltors rose, waving hats ana handkerchief, and
there were continued cheers during several
minutes. Az the excitement some what subsidized
the band struck up, evidently IN consequence Of
some understanding, playing The AIR Of
GRANT CAMPAIGN SONG.
THIS concluded the tenor OF the song was
dcrcd by gentleman standing In the midst Of the
instruments, the chorus being rendered by large
choir Of gentlemen stationed just by the side OF the
band. The song was most raptnrousiy received
and the singers were loudly applaudcd M the con
cluson; and after the cheering subsidized, there
were loud cries FOR the music OF .John Brown y
until the band began To play II, the whole C0nven.
ZION rising ana singing u with great enthusiasm.
a, thls time the exci,emcn, was intense, which
the stirring strains OF yankee Doodle"
aud next the call for the Rattle Cry or
Freedom,n was responded 10 by the band the
audience again Joining IN the chorus with win.
Mr.. Chase, Of Indiana, was called 10 the platform
ana sang the 'lte1, WHITE ana Nue, the band ana
the audience Joining N the chorus. The enthusiasm
would not be sicnced until Mr. Church followed
"mAncnrNG rnnou0n GEORGIA"
When church sang The words. "When the turkeys
pobhed aud The sweet potatoes slld from the
rround.n there were great cheers from the
colored delegates. whose hearty applause
created terrific ronr OF laughter The
phrase Now the darkics h0llored,n refer
ring 10 the excitement among the loyal blncks
ns shcrman's army crushed through the rebel
heart on lts way To the seacoast brought from n
lpl ~ tInu IA Iell ed
yen Of
''TnEy DID THAT. THOUGH ~
which was received with roars OF laughter
After three hearty cheers had been given mt
Chuichs call for the loyal black men who stood by
us during that march through Georgia,
Mr.. Cm.iunEAp, OF Onto moved that the rules be
suspended again ana that the Convention proceed
10 ballot Tor Vice Presidential nominee. TAP
plausc)
The CHAIRMAN announced n meeting Of the Ma
tona Committee would be held tonight nj the
ton'inen tai Hotel
The Delaware delegation here announced James
Riddle as It's member of the National Committee.
motion to suspend The rules was here put ana
NOMINATIONS ron vicE PRESIDENT.
The rnrsiDEsT or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tiona Tor Vice President OF the United States are
now IN order.
81 Pennaylvanin appeared upon the stage ana
had -
NJ rmpysr sea Your INDULGENCE ana the na"
msfns nemna'io" 81 a. eandaa" Tor Tie Woe FrSs
acny ec unasd s,ass DO no, come here sr or q.
there y complaint for to make, Sir the republican
party had both It's birth and ", baptism Pennsy vann
t"l ~ fisbnip VI was called into existence by volun
thry gathering aud IN hilade phin the solemn
tnngton Of the people aud from the hour
this Pennsylvania has always scadnstly upheld tho
principles upon which was founded You, sir and NIL
VINO hear me remember It, ana when bee Of the
ceases Of those tneplrr the South plunged mndy into
revolt and with formidable martial preparations chnl
iehRou NE North to mortal combat pennsy ivania
Mnrs NE nfst Ia the gid aud foremost In tho
hpht Vf,ht hppauSc) rod forbid, SIR, that by
even 80 much ~ iasment of syllable ! should
hr any sound deroentuy 20 the gallant aud noble spirits
VINO nv the signal kuu ~ the from rolling JrAiric and
rushing river from the silence OF the depths
oi thc nine, nom the glow OF the urnace the ain
~ IN. factory nnd rom ~, hustle u the mart church
nnd college, swamcd 70 the defence the car
tai Hut ours was the hurdcr lnud ~ the war Hence
was her destination 70 be the plad tdnps
tlc rescue IN MI the troubled hours 81 that
PENNSYLVANIA nrvtR siiHstp uMn pury
By regiments, by hrigades ~ divisions by armies OF
soldiers, she came t. the rescue and from her tax bur.
dcncd exchoqucT uousnndS tons thousands
thousands and millions sustain the ,nus,
In the supreme council OF the nation foremost She was
heard among the earnest the ccnrst ANA the nir Ia MA
that yrandest OF all grand republican Nemrns-
the cmanr patton OF four millions human souls nAk