New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

Total .........3OS ll3 Ill 81 30 90
IS absent; absent.
Mr. Edick-I ask permission for the NewYork delega-
tion to withdraw.
The Cba'r-If the New-York delegation desires to with
draw they can do it at their motion, without sd-
dressing the Chair.
Immediately after Colorado called the New York
delegation withdrew following the example set by the
Pennsylyanians Just after Colorado had been called
delegate from Virginia arose and said there are gene
men upon the floor who do not belong to the C0nNentos
insist upon their being removed
the outsiders qaiety walked from
Al this moment the New-York delegation began to
Withdraw To ante-room for c0Ls ION DIR. rogers
OF New York asked UNANIMOUS consent iOi recess
SEVERAL CANDIDATES WITHDRAWN.
There being no choice the roll called for tho
seventh time Immediately after tn. call began dele
gate from NewYork said move we take recess OF tcn
minutes fCries OF No, no!
The New-York delegation returned and resumed their
seats
william Cumback ascended the platform and spoke as
follows:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION: very unpleasant
duty is now imposed upon as Chairman OF the IN
diana delegation, in Withdrawing from me con-
fndians statesman. express my own deep regret as
well that Of every delegate from Indiana ana every
alternate and every citizen OF Indiana who belongs
to the Republican paTG "sn tSs peer s c the
stands N 3 the sn..s h ner nae truth that viii bot be dis
puted any Republican In the United states OF Amor
s moi TO SIX any longer that friends ,ha stand by
US thank them for the noble support That tney nave
given MS in tins Convention, and In wkhdraHlng hls
name Indiana casts Is votes for Rutherford b. Hayes
The cheering and applause and yells which followed
this announcement lasted for fully ten minutes The
galleries were wild with jumping
upon the seats and waving their hats and canes IN the
air while the ladies used their handkerchie- TO show
their predectOn After adding five votes Tor B r. Dts
tow Mr. Cumback returned TO his delegation amid deaf
ening cheers.
Cheers came from every part OF the hhil "heh heh-
tucky was called and Harlan stepped TO the plat
FORM When the applause subsided he said
Mr.. President AND GESTLENEs OF THE CONVENTION:
The Republicans OF the State OF Kentucky lsel ueepy
erafed for the very cordial support which our dlsh
Susbed fellow citizen Col Brstow has received from
sontb We feel especially grateful to those gallant men
OF Massachusetts and Vermont and other siaies Hi SS W.
land to the other that Benjamin H. Brstow was not 70
Soutb Massachusets Vermont Rhode Island, and Con-
necticut did him and us the honor 10 say BstOw was
,sisg se 10 Yo nSer have come upon the for the
purpose Withdrawing the name o. Benlann II; nn Dts
tow casting the entire vote OF Kentucky Tor huher
ford B Hayes.
The cheering which followed this unlocked for an
nounceInent was almost deafcning. IL came from all
parts OF the hall with the accompaniment OF hat WAVING
with stamping and hand clapping. During this demon
straton Mr. Cumoack took his place ON the platform
and said: Gentlemen: AS the namo OF Benjamin H.
grstow has been withdrawn. AIN instructed to call the
other nve votes OF Indiana for Rutherford b. Hayes
uoud cbeeIs which lasted several minutes.l
Col Ingersol of Illinois to point OF order but
tried i'm vain To make himself heard. The scene at TINS
nont was almost ndescribablc Numbers or delegates
mounted their seats, and waving their mats ana Iahs
vrIled Hayes" The crowd In the galleries was
eomoIIv demODsraye Tho noise continued ab0nt hye
minntss during which time Col. Ingersoll maintained
his posOn ON the floor press his point OF Oioer that
the vote @, Indiana could not be cnangod .
Mr. EicE OF New York; raised "a Similar question
some time ago aud ruled out Of order We insist
\ on the same ruling now. . ,--.,.o g.. u,.,o
The Chair-(shouting at the top OF mis- voice 10 make
himself beardj-Thc gentleman from Indiana rises on
question correction Of the vote OF us ucieSaiO
upon gentleman from Illinois raised the point
OF order the fourth rule tho change De
made IGrrat confusion In the body OF inc nan Inc
provision Of the rule H. that when any St e mas an
nOuuced It's vote, IL shall stand. llnterfuptlon anu
noise Oh the right Tho Chair decided the point wen
| taken. 80
The calling OF the roll was proceeded with.
The change Of Mississippi 70 Hayes proVoHed another
| outburst Of yes
When New York called, Mr.. POmeroy said; To in
dcate that NcwYork Ia In favor of anity ana victory
sne 81 for Rutherford H. Hayes and votes
| for James q. Blaine
This report was greeted with ferocous cheers .
When Montana called, the Chairman baid tDal
Montana yielding TO In admiration of the gallant
stat. from Maine casts her two votes Tor Ruthcr
I ford Il. Hayes. ,,,
Te result Of the vote was known as soon as the roll
and the delegates on the VICTORIOUS buc
| abandoned themselves TO shouts OF triumph.