Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-18
THE VOTE MADE UNANIMOUS


| ON motion of Mr. Chalmers of Miss.
! iS,ippt the vote was made Unanimous
COMMITTEE To NOTIFY THE CANDIDATES.
\ gentleman from Wisconsin offered a
/ resolution 10 the effect that a committee of
one from each State be appointed to wait
! upon the nominees and inform them of
their nomination, and the same was adopt-
/ cd' The President of the convention being
added.
THE MISCELLANEOUS CLOSING BUSINESS
Mr.. Heaton Of Ohio moved to escort to
headquarters the New York and Missouri
delegations with music.
Mr. smith moved that the place OF hold.
| lnS ne next convention be LEFT to the
National Committee.
various resolutions, including one of
thanks 10 Mr.. Ford the owner OF the
Opera House. and to the citizens of BaltI-
more ior paying the expense, of the con
Ntnlioh. were passed. also to the Pre- sideut
OF Tie convention.
"F' lnaNer OF New York made a strong
,peech r. lhr retiring delegates. eulo.izing
rFee,et aud proEnosticating success for
the ticket
President Doolittlc returned thank. To
the Convention for courtesies shown him
and expressed hopes Of a speedy and com.
Plete victory
FINALE.
Alter the transaction Of some further
tiNEu business, chiefly IN the way of
thahAS 10 the sub-oificcrS of the conven-
uoh' me Latter, at half-past | O'Clock. adj
joarned aac dis
INCIDENTS or TIE SESSION
Revcrdy johnson. Theodore 1iltop anil
hnelaw Reid were on the platform.
several ladies tainted about noon and
we're porne ott with much difficulty.
IN lrlshman thrust himself on the STAGE
thlN morning and insisted on making
demonstrations for Greeley. until 4 police
man seized him By the collar ard expelled
him.
New Jerseys vote of eight for Bavard
OF Delaware VA, received with marked
EXPRESSION, NJ dissatisfaction. and cries
were heard of "D-n that pe,ky little
When New lorA wa called, loud cheer,
We're given, and GOV. Hoffman. specch
before announcing the vote. was freon.n,iy
interrupted with applause. Her vote for
'rrelcy ELECTED tremendous shouts. hur-
rah- aud waving Of hat.
y htttcr preceded the calling Of ,he
states 70 vote for President, and Alabana's
'n'.Fe ballot ~ Greeley. favor wa, greeted
M"h immense cheering, a, was, indeed
every STATE Ihai voted for Horace Greeley.
iHc chairman oi the Tennessee d.l.un-
ton. IN announcing her vote, promised |
that she would give 4 larger majority for I
nrceiey and Brown than even New YorL /
or Missouri. ''" '''N
Many Nouthcrner> denounced Delaware
Tor her vote. pronouuciug her an in,ignif-
cant little state. which would never IL |
heard q hnt lo.r her ridiculous growing.
lace OF pennsylvania. aftcr a brief address.
proposed To make the vote Tor Greeley
unanimous. he delegates lcaped upon
the chairs. waved hats and fans. and roar
ed like a torrent.
TIE WOMAN suffRAGIsTs ABANDON THE
FIELD.
Mrs. Barnard, managing editor Of the
Ream OF indianapolis. correspondent of
Cincinnati paper, appeared among the
journalists on the stage this morning. and
attracted much attention. being mistaken
far Mis- SUSAN Il. Anthony and Mr.,
Bcechcr Hooker. Those two ladies were
looked for. but did not come. The rumor
was that they had gone home in a state of
pcr-pirug disgust
\ GERHAN PETITION FoE Tnr CINCINNATI
TICkEr.
GOV. Hoffman OF New York presented a
communication signed by 5000 German
residents of New York. The cominupica-
tion declared the sentiment Of the German
siguerS ia favor of the Cincinnati ticket,
and was received with applause The roll
uf signatures was uniolded aud stretched
clear across tile Opera House.