The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-17

Virginia .......................... III 81 -
West virginia.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 -
Wisconsin. ......................... lol Al
arizona. ................... ........... n
Dakota II - -
District OF Columbia. .................. y = -
Idaho .................... ............l Il II -
Montana ........................I Il Il -
new Mexico ...................... y II
Utah. .........................I Il - -
Washington. ...................... II
wyoming. .....................t.l
Necessary for choice, $40.
Immediately alter the call began delegate from New
York said:-l movo we take recess OF ton minutes.
The CnAln-Ths point OF order is made that the call
ing OF the roll having been commenced The motion for
recess Is not. IN order.
Mr.. EDlcK-I ask permission for tho New York dele
The CmAIn-If the Now York delegation desires to
withdraw they can do 1t At their own notion without
addressing the Chair
Immediately alter Colorado was called the New York
delegation withdrew, following tho example set by the
Pennsy vanans.
Just after Colorado had boon called delegate from
Virginia arose and said "rhere are gentlemen the
floor who do not belong to the Convention. l insist
upon their beng removed" There was no necessity
for excrson on the part or the Sergeant Arms as
the outsiders quietly walked from among the dele-
gates.
At this moment the New York delegation began to
withdraw to ante-roomfor consultation.
Mr.. ROGERS OF New YORK; ask unanimous consent
that the call be suspended until the delegations who
desire 70 40 50 can retire and return crcs Of Nol"
and 'Yes, yesr)
unanimous consent
pend The calling OF tho roll Several delegations mako
tho motion.
Mr. AMBLER Of ohio-I move that recess DO taken
tor fifteen minutes to allow the delegations time TO
consult.
Tho CHArR--It is not in order to mako that motion
pending the roll call. (Confuson.)
Mr.. AxBLER-I move to suspend the rules.
The CnAlR-That motion any other 10 not In order
wh tSs ron is Ssns H1S IL hi.
confusion and wait until It subsidies
The New York delegation returned at this juncture
$50 nd thnp
BREAK.
WILLIAH CrMBAcE, assembled the PLATFORM amid
breathess expectation, and spoke follows Gentle
mon OF the Convention, very unpleasant duty is now
imposed upon me- as chairman OF tho Indiana
in M. S% the uass
OF the great statesman. ! express my
deep regret well that OF every delegate from In
DIANA and every alternate and every czcn OF Indiana
who belongs to the republican party. Chcers) When
| say he stands In the Senate OF tho United
Sss utter truth that viii no. ;. an dspu.es
by any republican in the United States Of America
chosrs But We ice, saas The Time has come
by uR We thank them Tor tho noble support that they
have given IN this Convention. aud in withdrawing
ford b. Hayes.
The cheering and applause and yslls which followed
this announcement lasted for fully ten inmates,
The galleries were wild with excitement. gentlemen
jumping upon the seats and waving their hats aud
canes IN the arr while the ladies usea their handler
votes for b. H. Bristow Mr.. Cumback returned his
delegation amid deafening cheers Cheers came from
rHg SECOND BRRAK.
Whom Kentucky called General HARLAx stepped
TO the platform, and when the applause subsidized SAID
sMR. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN or TIN CONVENTION
The republicans Of the State OF Kentucky feel deeply
gratiaed Tor the very CORDIAL support which our dis,
from the delegates Of the various States. both
North and South. We feel especially grateful those
gallant men OF Massachusetts, and Vermont and other
States OF New England When II circulated IRON
end OF the land to tho other that Benjamin II
Bristow TO be President because he born
aud raised In tho South, Massachusetts Vermont.
Rhode Island md Connecticut did him and tho honor
to say Brlsow was true TO republican principles Jap
plausc.) Without OBTAINING you longer, have como
upon the stand for the purpose OF withdrawing the
name Of Benjamin H. Bristow and casting the entire
vote OF Kentucky for Rutherford b. Hayes.n
The cheering which followed this unlookcd-for an
nounccnent almost deafening. IL came from all
parts OF the hall, with the accompaniment OF hat wav-
ing, with stamping and hand capping II was one Of
the enthusiastic moments Of the Convention.
THIRD
During this demonstration Mr.. CUMpAoK took his
place on the platform and said
'GKxrLsxxx--As tho namo OF Benjamin II. Bristow
has been withdrawn am instructed call the other
ivo votes OF Indiana for Rutherford b. Hayes" loud
cheers. which lasted several minutes
Colonel INGRRsoLL. OF Illinois, rose to a point Of
The scene at this point was almost Understandable.
Numbers OF delegates mounted their seats, and wav-
ing their hats and fans, yelled "Hayos"
The crowd in the galleries was equally demonslra:ive.
The noise continued about i've minuics during which
time Colonel Ingerso maintained HIS position on the
floor TO press his point order that the vote OF nda
could not be changed.
Mr.. EpIcK, OF New York; raised similar question
some time ago. and II was ruled out Of order We n-
sist tine sanc ruling now.
The CHAIR-A question Of order is always in order
This IL SIMPLY question Of order referring to the i'm
mediate proposition OF the gentleman from Indiana
change the vote.
Mr.. EoIcK-If the Chairman remembers, on q
similar proposition, to change vote It ruled Of
order
Tho cnAR-To change a vote is matter Of the
highest privilege and 10 always in order. Tho gentle
man from Illinois will make his point OF order
Colonel IxGERsoLL Ny point is that II is against tho
rule make change oil while the roll cali Is pro-
cccdng tChccrs.)
Tho CHAIR shouting at the top Of his voice TO make
himself hcardlThc gentleman IRON Indiana rises on
question OF the correction OF the his delega
ton upon which the gentleman from Illinois raised
the point OF order that under the fourth rule
cannot be made. Great confusion the body OF the
hall The provision Of the rule that when any State
has announced its vote shall stand interruption
and noise the right
The CHAIR decided the point we'll taken.
Tho call OF tho roll WAS proceeded with.
roURrH BREAK
The change OF Mississippi 10 Hayes provoked an
other outburst OF yeIis.
rux nRgAx or xsw YORK
when New York called Mr. Potnerov said. ITO
Indicate that New York Is in favor OF amity and vic
DRY, she casts s'xty-onc votes for Rutherford b.
Hayes and nine votes for James e. Blaine"
This report was greeted with ferocious cheers
THK SIXTH
When Montana called the chairman said that
Montana, yie1ing to In admiration OF the gal
liant statesman from Name casts her two votes for
Rutherford b. Hayes
call over, and the delegates on the victorious sdo
abandoned themselves to shouts Of triumph.
The CHAIR-The vote ~ a. follows Total number
$50; necessary to . choice, $780, Hayes. 1884, furious
aud continued applause which drowned tho
music OF the bands Blaine, ISL; Bristow, 81
Rutherford b. Hayes OF the State OF Ohio having re-
ccivcd majority Of all the votes cast, is
hereby declared be the nominee OF this Convention
for the Office OF President OF the United states 10
moved that the nomination Of The Convention BE- made
unanimous. and on that Mr. Frye, of Aaiae, has the
door,
nAINx 0RRgrs HAyEs
Mr.. FRYE Of haIne-Mr. President. know well that
this immense and enthusiastic Convention Will pardon
II say just one word Of Kindness and thanks to
the glorious supporters that our candidate mr. Bane
has had here. iApplauscl No words Of mine
press the thanks which Maine gives you
who have stood BY her As you have here
tAt this point Mr. Frye's voice. IN consequence of
hoarscncss, became almost inaudiblc) have done