The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-30
The Democrat c Convention.

nc convention WAS Calico 10 OTuer at
1920 o'clock.
The chair announced several kilograms
which were read: one Sedalia, Mo-, saying
they fired 100 guns for TIlden and hoped
for Hendricks for vice president another
from the mayor of Cincinnati and others
approving one from jackson, Mississippi,
pledging the state to the ticket one from
Mount Vernon, H., that the nomination
of rilden is received with great enthusiasm
and many of u similar character endorsing
the platform and the candidate elcting
great interest.
The chair announced the business to be
tho nomination of vice president.
When Indiana was called for ito nomin-
alton the state was greeted with much en-
tIusiasm.
Indiana failing to present candidate,
some one from his seat in Illinois nomina
ted Mr. Hendricks, when Mr.. Mcdonald Of
Olio, rose and said the CANDIDACY of Mr..
Hendricks was ended yesterday in favor OF
another nominee, but they had no author
ity from Mr.. Hendricks to accept the nom
inalion OF him to the vice presidency. In
Llama would do its duty, but he impli,
ionbts of the result in Indana. The con-
venlion must take the resp visibility.
Mr. WU0dson of Missouri, sad the del
cation had instructed him to say that Mis-
souri, WAS, and the country wouli be, Il
iuit for Tilden and Hendricks. [Cneels !
de urged Hen ricks' homina,ion.
Mr. Wall4ce of Penney lvanla, presented
Ter united demand fer Mr. Heuorcks, and
moved the nomination by reclamation.
Mr.. Steadman OF Olio SAID his state had
santed Henry B. Hainc, but they would
ut present him il view of The demand for
Hendricks, and now seconded the mo- OF
TO ominate Hendricks 10y accamatiop.
. Mr.. Ma III of Missouri fl red a res0lu-
ii IL That 1t is the duty CT his convention
select for vice president one who is he
)cer of the presidential nominee, and be-
leving MIR. Hendricks is that, and that it
. hio bobJ " tbS p1iiy eAA thC IOtEtlf ~
erve, we hereby nominate him,
MIR. Brown Ut Tennessee seconded Mr..
hendricks nomination, which would enable
hem TO carry his state ty $4,000.
The delegates insisted on finishing the
call of the roll, which proceeded amid
great confusion.
MIR. Abbott, of New Jersey, said Hen
tricks was not properly of Indiana, but Of
he democracy Of the nation. No democrat
If the land dare refuse the nomination Of
mis- convention, and Hendricks won't.
He renewed the motion to suspend the
'ules and TO nominate him by reclamation.
Lost.
At the end OF the roll Indiana was called,
when Mr.. Williams rose and said he WAS
rot authorized to say Hendricks will or
will not accept. The Indiana delegation
.cqulesce in the view of this unanimous
call. Applause Total vote 1884, Hen
tricks $50, bl INK 8. Hendricks was de-
clared the nominee.
After the announcement of the vote for
vice president, Mr.. Kelly of New York
rose to address the chair. Applausel.
Loud calls for kelly" Platform" He
proceeded to the platform amid cheers
Mr.. Kelley said there was no MAJ here
who worked more strenuously than HIM
elf against the nomination of Mr.. Tilden,
because it was his earnest belief that WE
could not carry the election with an
.astern candidate. The convention had
iecded otherwise, and he bowed TO the
ecision, and none would work harder thar
lie for Mr.. Tilden's election. He expressed
liss great admiration for Mr.. Hendricks
nd his confidence in his pure Character.
lie counselled burial of all personal
pinions aud IA concentrated effort for Il
ommon victory. He proce' eed with som,
omments on the necessity for change II
ne national admiTistia ion, aud through
emocratic success. He was frequently
greeted with applause.
NJ Hanna of diana thanked the con-
'eution for it's expressing so k nily feel
ng toward the state. Her contest had
'een hard and bitter, but NV The tom =
swk buriel to rest TO ever. Let tn,
i'd guard of democracy Low clme to tn
ront.
Mr.. Miller of Nebraska IN resolu-
on recommending TO all fiiule democra,i,
inventions not to Nd pt The two-lhlrds
ale. Cries of "No" AID YES"
The chair SAID il was not in order now
. tue next bus MISS aas 10 c Nj the roll o
tales for the natl nal mmnte'. Til,
flowing ret t NeA Engla members ;
Connecticut-Wm.H ii. Barnum.
Maine-ThomAs Bowling.
Massachusetts-F. o Prince.
New Hampshire-A. W. Saliway.
Rhode Islaud-Nich las Van Slick.
Vermont-B. b. Smslley.
Mr.. Murphy of " York Gre eli a res.
,luiJn of thanks Of the convention to III.
committee On recep ion Nj d TIT ctizens If
Il. Louis for theiI generous liberahty to tn,
members of the convention. Ad p ed
Mr.. smaliey Il Vermont ifered reso.
lut.o ia. tae pl ICE OF b, ldi g the mex,
national convention DO left 10 the national