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ticket. Both accept. All oppos-
ing elements have harmonized
and universal enthusiasm prevails.
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The members of the National
Committee for the Southern are as
follows: Alabama. Bragg; Florida,
Call; Kentucky, McHenry; Maryr
land, Hossey; Louisiana, Johns;
Missouri, Priest; Tennessee, Batse;
South Carolina, Regan; Mississip-
pi, Barkesdale, Virginia, Campell
Texas, Stockdals; Georgia, Barney
North Carolina, West.
ADJOURNMENT.
After the usual resolutions of
thanks the Convention adjourned
sine die.
HOW THE STATES VOTED.
st. Louis, June .29.-On the
first ballot, the Southern States
voted as follows: Arkansas. Til.
den II; Alabama, Tildep 1S, Hen.
dricks 5, Hancock 2: Georgia,
Tilden 5, Hancock 1, Bayard 16;
Virginia, Tilden II, Hendricks l
r.
Bayard a; West Virginia, Allen,
II; Texas, Tilden 1Ol, Hendricks
y, Hancock 2, Bayard /; South
Carolina, Tilden IA; Missouri,
Tilden 2, Hendricks 7, Aallen 2,
Broadhead 10; Tennssee, Hen.
dricks "a; Mississippi, Tilden 16;
Louisiana, Tilden 8, Hancock s,
Bayard 2; Maryland, Tilden II
Hendricks 3, Hancock 2; Florida,
Tilden 8; North Carolina, Tilden
9, Hendricks 4. Hancock S, Bay.
ard 2; Kentucky Tilden "a.
On the second ballot North
Carolina changed, Tilden 10, Han.
cock 2; Missouri changed, den
16, Hendricks IA The other
States voted; Texas, Tilden 16,
Louisiana, Tilden 16; Maryland,
Tilden IA, Hendricks s; Georgia,
Tilden Is, Bayard 7. The re,
naming Southern States stood as
in the first ballot.
HOW THE NOMINATION WAS RECEIv.
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SAN FRANoIso, June 29.-The
nomination of Tilden Is we'll rs.
"elved here, on account of his hard
money proclivlties. One hundred
guns were fred and ratification
meeting will be held in few days.
The anti.Chinese planka in the
platform gives satisfaction, and
prominent Democrats assert that
he will carry the State on that is~
sue.
The Boston Herald says Of that
class of citizens who care more
for reform than other issues in~
volved in the contest, Tilden cans
not fail to be the favorate.
The Boston Post says the hour
and the man at last have met.
The Nashville american doe
not disguise or deny its regret at
the defeat of Hendricks, yet res
garding the platform as a protest
against further contraction, says
it will cordially support Tilden in
opposition to the contractionists
and corruptionists.
At Elmira, N. Y, the nomin-
alton was received with demonstra-
tions of delight. The streets
illuminated, public meetings were
held, and bands played. The
citizens fired a salute Of one hun.
dred guns.
The indianapolis Sentinel awaits
the final result of the Convention
before it defines its position on the
platfrom and candidates.
AT Cincinnati there Is an ex-
hibition Of great satisfaction by
the hard money Democrats and
undisgaised disgust by the green
back wing of the party.
Great enthusiasm prevails at
Buffalo: one hundred guns were
fred at the Courthouse.
The streets were parAded at
Detroit and the enthusiasm was
unbounded.
GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 90
Tilden has received a number of
congratulatory dispatches, among
them the following:
CHApPAoUA, N. Y, June 29.--
The Greeley household and its
friends are all for you. (Signed,)
NICHOLAS SMITH.
New BTITAIN, Conn, June %.
His Excellency Samueul j. Tilden
Cordial CONGRATULATIONS. We the