New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

discussions ~ 'is point pontless boinc composed
of points of order that effected nothing. Mr. Wallace
asked leave for the Pennsylvania delegation to retire.
but no tenton paid 10 IT.
Mr. Birch Of Tenucas broke IN at Voin hy asking
the Chairman if there was any parlimonar, means ty
which th' get igi: ana sr"lre }oi" non Iir ''i
n0rty report without rcng c'.ni'"d, ana hc Shd'
:" use the expression respectfully, hy pnia hsniafy
'lcgeriem1in.'" lApplause, and voices "Caii the
roll ~
Th, resolutions and amendments were read amid grea
conius ~, to s.sc tic t9AVealch fh it.' u wv nc
the minoHty a'Henor. n ,n took place. he cfN was
SSepcatLiy nv, ilit 81 A. iinc" W, oia
Mr. Dooiitte-I now move 10 amend the majority
port after the words declaring IN ayor 90 dtran nE
the repeal - that clause Of the Resumption aci-ater
the word repeal" the following words, that amy II"
IN the place of the Resumption law liking the une @r
the resumption Or tine payment or redemption 0i Huch
legaendcr notes. shall provide that such retireent
shall he gradual and steady not 10 disturb values
change the meaning of conracts increase the burden o
existing debts destroy conbd'nc create al am ana m
certainty for TIE future. and thereby parayze Industry
Tnis ruled ont Of order and the chair announced
me qu Son to be on the adoption Of the report oi 'ne
The can OF the roll was proceeded with on the adoption
OF the platform, when various delegations eNoiali'd
Their votes ana thCr opposition to ne hnnn'' PS
AIR Bell, Secretary announced the vote as IoI'owS
Mr.. Dorshener - Three cheers for the platform.
sscrG,ary Bsll-1h Nays, sai hpplagsc.l
Mr.. Doolitte made another attempt to Introduce hs
nemen, aGj moved 10 reconside The y@e adop'S
NOMINATING TIE CANDIDATES.
BAYARD THE FIRST.
On motion of Mr.. McLane of Maryland the
Convention proceeded 90 nominate candidates for Pfes
dent and Vice President. When Delaware was called
Mr. whteey mouned the platform and spoke as follows
MR.. CHAInMAS AND FELLOw-DE1OCGArs: TLo De
mocracy OF Delaware have Instructed her dciegaonl 10
nut in nomination fOr the Presidency of the Jlhted
States her dstngui- ed ci izcn the Hon Thomas an
ca Bayard lChCers 1t is unnecessary ieoT,D,,ino mo
e. Il ia a. E.
Office. They are Enown-and In our Judgment hhoTn w..
and read aud admitted by all OF the nv VI me %
7igor Of ms youthful manhood drawing hiS 'emocIaeE
other things; live and active in the protection
of all OF the interests OF all sections OF our
service and others; pledged enemy Of aud
a foe corruption In his own as in The EepaDllcam
parry applausel talented as honest In private ne ~ ~
public as glorious the sun at noonday lapplansel
he stands to-day before you and The country Aalcsan
worthy of the honor, confidence ana tiust Oh any p
OF Of any people. In saying this fellow Democrats M
course DO not intend any c9mpal1oh uerose"S S9ttar
distinguished gentlemen VINO W' Ie h%ah,i % t n In i
He not above them, ho is not below them nt bS -
their peer lChcers Entering the SCI ate seven shGr
years ago he mas made his mark npon "a" Sehdlorla
scroll high any other man ICheeril ~ - tie nc
while he belong to Delaware he htong- to ho Union
Cheers say in ms PShpn 5nt ,he het lime. IN dd Ten
his nomination. The reading and thinking ratl,"iic
VINO enS fen1 @ Ey@ a Gsif on emnnas m ii, nom
nation. our countfys danger demands nj nomlhati"n
The success which we All after demands h, noinn-
ocTats IN your hands You viii have ia HIM gallant,
f"ns Cbeyalicr of France from whom he takes hs name,
ho is without f-aI aud without reproach tChcofsi
HENDRICKS AND PARKER.
Mr. Williams q Indiana presented the name OF Gov.
Thomas A. Hendricks OF Indiana. Great applause lie
said fire In his rear Wth MIN they "Ou'd
carry Indiana by 10000 majority.
air Fuller Of Illinois seconded Gov. IIendrich''s nomi-
nation eloqncntly and forcbly. ,
MI. Campbell, under IN" instruction OF tho ithirSscc
state Convention also seconded the nomination of GOV
Hendricks. under whose lead, he sad Ichnesseo lei'
more confident Of success than under any 0lhtI
Mr.. Abbott Of New-JeIsey presented Joel Pdrkcrs
name in a ringing speech
HEARTY RTCEPTIOS or TILDENS NAME
When Ncw-Iork was called there was great excite
mcnt cheers, waving fans, &C. Senator hcinan eA-
pressed his sympathy win all that had been said OF the
gentlemen already presented here, bat proceeded u
urge the nomination of GOV Iilden who was sure OF
success in he coming contest NJ. Tildcns nGmo was
received with great cheers.
John Kelly Of New.York next took the platform, and
an attempt was made TO hiss him down.
Dccratc-There seems 10 be somo geese IN Tie nan
lCues OF " Gear the gaiicr!cs.'l
with Mr. Kely's first sentence complete order was
restored until made the point thn, he was ont
of order unless be intended 10 second Gov. Tlden's
nomination. Then ensured scene OF confusion, with
bisses and calls FOR " Kelly" Kelly"
MI IIutchins Of Missouri insisted upon order Hc cx-
pec,ed 70 voto for Gov Idon but SIR Kcy vas entitled
TO DC heard
delegate from Kansas demanded tho sco;ch!nG" of
tie vipers who hiss. Applause.
Mr. herman Of Ncw-York urged respectful hearing Of
ur Key and hualy the cries Tor The latter were over
wheliniug
Mr Kelly finally proceeded. urelu, that IA" nomina
top Of western candidate for President viii secure
Indiana and Ohio IN October, but " they lose those
statas then Il would be Impossible to save N'"-lo1A III
some ono an the platform interrupted, calling FOR three
dl r,fc d,tnauded his expulsion and Tho Sergeant
at-Ar!ns proceeded To eject him from his seat
Mr. Kcv persisted in hi, hight the floor Gntl he had
finished. despite efforts 10 interrupt HIN nv cat oi
Time and tbc lre "a, Chair 20 enforce order.
MIR Flournay of Virginia and Mr. Hc.niOn Of Texas
seconded Mr. Jidcns nomination.
COY. ALLEN NAMED
Mr. Ewing ~ Ohio presented the nainc OF "Ihc
Farmer Statesman" william Allen Of Ohio.
Mr. Uymer Of Pennsylvania presented Gen. winfield
T. Hancock in glowing terms.
Gen Breute os Louisiana and Mr. sexton Of Texas sec
ondcd the nomination OF Gen. Hancock
Nj Dooiilc earnestly urged prudence JIG said he
did not believe they could carry NcuIcrF n November.
unless ey carried Indiana IN October; FOR ths reason
lie favored NJ. Hendricks, who cOld carry Indiana, and
Lie feared Mr Jiiucn could not.
TnE PRsT BALLOT.
A ballot being called for the Clerk suddenly began
ealing the roll Tho following Is tlc result Of the first
ballot:
whole vote...........713 Tor Gen. Hancock. -
For Gov. Tiien .4o}le for senator i.hyad.. :.
For Gov Hendricks. 1852 Tor eAGoy fafAer... Is
After the result of tine ngst ballot was announced
motion 70 adjourn WAS made, but did not attract the at
tcuton OF the Chair.
CHANGES OS INF SECOND BALLOT.
TIL. s.cond ballot was then taken. The whole yoic on
c second ballot was 73s Necessary TO choice, 1872
Eefore the vote was announced Missouri asked II It
VA. In ofIc for her 20 change her vote before the result
was announced. The Chair ruled that it was Ms