The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

LOUISIANA .............. nenuricks. 10
Kentucky. Hendricks.
New Hampshire. ......... Hendricks. ........ 10
Alabama. Hendricks. ......... 20
Missouri ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hendricks. ....... 80
Minnesota. Hendricks. ~
Michigan Hendricks. .......... -
At the end OF the roll Indiana was called when Mr..
Williams arose aud said -
spEKcH OF Mr. WILLIAMS
The Indiana delegation MOI authorized TO say
that Governor Hendricks viii accept TINS nomination.
They au hvrzcd to say that he will not accept
IT, (Crics o 'Goodln Good - ana chcers.) We have
no right TO do 80; but sir, in view Of this mighty
demonstration tho delegation IRON Indiana acquiesces
III the decision OF this Convention tl.uui cheers aud
cries OF "Good ''--voices ssAnnounce the vote. ~
The CHAIR-urderl The Secretary viii announce
the result oi The vote
Tue CLERK-fhe announced vote is as toliows-
Total number u votes cast, 100
The PREspENT-E sht blanks
Mr. BELi-ycs, SIR, 73S; OF which Mr. Hendricks re-
cevss 80.
Tremendous cheering and waving OF hats, amld
which
ionN KELLY OF New York arose TO address the
Char. Applause. ana loud calls tor kelly KcIy!'1
he proceeded to the platform amid cheers, said
Mr.. kELLy's SPEECH.
MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN CoyvEx-
riox:-lherc no man holding seat In this Convcn
ton who has worked moro strcnously against the
Nomination OF Samuel j. Tildcn than myself. did IT
tho iuli belief that u impossible tor carry
the election with an Eastern candidate gave my
opinion TO TINS Convention yesterday that this nomi
nation should have gone 10 the Western States The
Convention has decided otherwise subm my opn-
now that Mr. riidcn IS the cand catc OF our party
pron,se you--and tell you that | am capable Of
working tchcers-that there Is no ia TINS Convsa
ton WHO viii work harder Tor his than myself
In the convection that | had upon tins qucst my
mind toward thai oQGcnt, that honest that uu-
right statesman Of indiana tAppiaase.) heard HIM
tw, MY wo years ago IN Congress. have watched
hls course from that day 20 this there indi-
vdua ~ this Whole country thai can assam the purify
OF that man charaAicry Ceres 0l mot one, and
applausc) Therefore the nation oil this Conven-
on having been MADE, II now becomes the duty of
every democrat IN the country - usc his best en-
deavurs and cxertions 70 EJECT him (Appausel be.
lieve II tuat Oc dDne there be doubt upon
question. We should now bury all opini0ns--(ap.
pausc)-that We entertain IN favor OF The cauui-
dates that were presented 10 this Convention. Let
look to the objective point, and that
Is that i this republican party power should be per-
petuaed all undcrstand and easily comprehend what
would be the misfortune TO country. How Is
II under this adm. people every.
where unemployed thousands OF business men
runnin- into bankruptcy, our Commerce driven from
the The neglect OF our national rulers, every
thing having tendency 10 destroy our business
Is there any here that %iil suppose Tor moment
that have any better coalition OF things II this
republican admin. sration should be CONTINUED IN
powers they have selected two men. Now, let
say IL you. z ntirmen, that 'rwo swallows
do not make summer" taushter) The party
remains tho same. II Is corrupt IN its
dercies and II Is due the honesty,
to the wen lntentioned acs OF our members OF Con.
gress, that tue exposures OF these individuals
been ,vcE 10 the world. Reform not only commenced
New York, but II was continued in Congress, and
wA,lc perfectly Wiling to give all the credit 10
Mr. Tden that he deserves thai respect US turn
our eyes 70 the House Of Reprcse natives ana say -
swell done, thou good anu faithful servants You
have rendered noble work to the party and the
country. and they wa, give you that reward in their
Icspecs admiration Tor your that you de-
serve Mr.. CHAIRMAN, Will not continue my re-
marks any longer, but let tne say before concluding,
int We appea, 20 tue members Of the Convention to
bury Their differences OF opnun 10 bury their hates
tner dsappo ailments, and 10 bury everything
that their minds entertained his subject Let them
60 home the districts aud thor people say
In n
thcs, nominations, they were not our nominations;
WI preferred oner men; We were D. atcn; other
gentlemen were chosen; why should continue
mud f,ullr should VS. not, then, In and do
everything that our duty to do-to
elect these Candidates Of this Cunycntiouy IL this be
done. ar. President, there can be question:
the result, and that old democratic party, which
founded this government, which made the people
what they are, will moro be elevated t. power;
the nag which you nave carried IN many light viii
once float IN triumph your hc .d-caeers)-
and you Will have that scll-assurance thai you VIII
have an honest government, honest 'straon,
and that the poop viii be once moro happy
tented tlauu appiause.)
Mr.. HANNA, OF Indiana, then addressed the Convex
tion as ioliows:-
MR.. nAxxA's spEKcu
Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN uF TIM CONVENTION
thank you Tor the express ion ol kindues, toward
ana and have say that the great
test that has been made Indiana has done nothing
more here Than you would have expected her
10 10 But | take this occasion 10 sly To
the Convention aud especially 10 our brethren
OF n " York that although this contest been hard
LOMduuWk
buried, 10 forever. tChecrsJ Two among the
greatest VI all American citizens have been placed IN
nomination oy THIS Convention They true and
tried captains IN tho service. Let the Old Guard OF
democracy now 60 70 the front more. This Is
fight Tor constitutional government ana reform. We
take The standard Indiana Tor our part Of IT, We
raise II up to-day higher than Presidents raise It 50
high mas be seen by all states and read by all
The people q The status; that, like the serpent Of
and hope and resolution 10 all who look
on IL thsou. bout this country The wilderness OF
shraz aud the Dittcr waters OF Maran lon bcen
our ,,ort on; out 20 10 he land OF Elm
laughter and applause --wbere are promised Twelve
wells 81 water ana also three score and palm
We will spread a. last the feast OF rejoicings and
our restitution. CHEERS
Mr. MILLER, oil Nebraska offered a resolution recon-
mendlng to all future democratic conventions not 10
auopt the wothirds rule. tCrcs Of .sSU and Yes ~
tho CHAIR sad u not order now as the nexi
was 10 call tue roll Of states the National
Committee, which was done. re- ulug as iolows:-
ThE NATIONAL coNMrTrEx
Alabama. Walter l.. Bragg
Arkansas. ................. John ). sumner.
Calofn ~ McCopn
Colorado. H. VI. Hughes.
Connecticut. William H. Baruum.
Delaware. Robinson Hickman.
Florlua.. .GoneraI Mccall
1csggia..... ..George Barney.
ii,noss................. William q. Gardy.
lnuiana. Thomas Foi n.
Iowa. ....................M III. Ham.
Kansas. ..................J. r. Eaton.
Kentucky. ............H u. McHenry.
I.ous,ana... ..............b T. Junas.
Missouri. ............... John @. Prescott
Maryland ~. forscy.
Massachusetts,. ..-..........F Prince.
MlcAi- r.. Tanner.
oregon. Ex-Gov. John Whitaker
Nevada. ............. Robert l.. kcating
NeorasKa.... George /. Miller.
Minnesota. L. Lochran
New York. Abram ). Hewitt.
Virginia. ...................R Robert A. CognIll.
New Aanps hire. ...........A. w. Snilaway.
Rhode lS.antt. ............. Nicholas Van Slack.
Tennessee. T. Bates
sou b Carolina. ............ james II. RYAN.
Mtssssippi. .......... Thai BarKsdale.
Vermont. ............B Is. Smaliey.
New Jersey ................. Miles Ross
OHIO .................. .Jonn 3 Roseson.
reunAy saa ............... iliism l. scott.
Wisconsin. ................. William \. Villas
West Virginia. ............ Alexander Campbell
lcyas........ ..............F. ). Stockdaie.
Mr.. MURPHY, OF New York, offered resolution OF
thanks 10 the Committee Reception and the
OF LOUIS Tor tncir generous lberality the mem
bers OF the Convention. Adopted
Mr.. BRowS OF Tennessee, offered resolution APP
pointing committee oil the President oil the tonven-
ton aud one delegate from each TO visit the
Nominees and notsiy them of their nominations.
Adopted
lie states named their members Of this committee
,.l4s.