The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-01

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oregon. ...,..,...................
pennsylvania .................. ......."..... d
Rhode Island. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :
South ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ii
tennessee. Observation-Disclosures. ~
texas. III
| ermlt....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ~
Nlrgllla. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
West NirgInla............. ................ III
Total. ............................. 40
Ohiocast s votes blank.
The Jerk proceeded with the roll-cdli
as tar Is Indiaia.
| Col. Williams of Indiana ask that
Indian; be pissed for the present.
The dcrk proceeded with the call OF
the roll
| The blowing remarks were made by
the charmenof the various delegations
in casthg thor votes;
| Kentucky is proud OF the privilege
| that sh has of casting her united vote
--24 i'm lumber-ior Ihos. \. hendricks.
| fCheerA
| Mississippi casts her entire Yotc--lli in
| numbe-ior Hendricks. ahd wishes she
| had IGNORE to cast.
Pennsylvania, with the open hearts OF
| AL Democracy, casts her 5S votes for
| Thos. l. Hendricks. Cheers.
| TeXa authorizes ana iuStrucls her del
| egates to east her IL votes solid for
Thoma. A. Hendricks, and we have
| 100000 % give for Jildcn and Hcndrlck,
in NoymbeiincNt. Cheers.
South Carolina lthe entire delegation
in chorts) CITES II votes for Hendricks.
| Laughter altl cheers.
| Upon the pnclusien of the roil-cll The
clerk again oiled Indiana.
| Col. Williams Of Indiana: Mr.. Presi-
dent, have Int one word to say. on
| fusion.
The Chair: iGentlcmcn. be seated. be
| seated Col. Williams OF Indiana has the
| floor.
Col. Williams: The Indiana dclcga-
ton are not authorized 10 say that GOV.
Hendricks VIII accept this nom.Aation.
They are not authorized TO say that he
viii not cxc"H it. Cries good, good,
and cheers. We have 40 right 10 do so.
| But, sir, in view of iii 1iShty demon
| stration. the delegation from Indiana ac-
quiesccs in the decision OF this conven-
ton loud cheers aud cries of good.
Voices: Announce the vote.
! The Chair Order! The secretary will
announce the result Of the vote lCrcs
| of "vOtc.' vote"
Mr.. Bell, the clerk, then announced
the vote rs follows: Total number oil
votes cast 80.
The President: Eight blank.
| Mr.. Bell Yes, sir. 13S. OF which Mr.
Hendricks receives $50. Trcmcndou,
cheers and waving of hats.
The Chairman Mr.. Hendricks having
| received the entire vote Of the conYCn
ton tor e-president, Is therefore til,
nominee OF this convention Tor that of
flee. Tremendous cheering and l0uC
erie jtor Voorhees, aud kelly.l
| MIR. KELLY OF NEW YORK
MaCe his way upon the platform, annie
louJcheerS, and spoke as follows:
Nj. Chairman and Gentlemen of til,
| Contention: There is no man holding
a s3t in this convention who has WORKED
mot strenously against the nomination
| of samuel j. TIlden than myself. | die
| it ilithe full belief that it was impossible
for Is to carry the election with an East
ern candidate. | gave my opinion tC
this convention yesterday that this nom
| inatDn should have gone TO the Western
State. The convention has decid, 9th
e.wis. | submit MY opinion to the de
cisior of this convention cheerS ant
now Nat Mr.. Tilden is the candidate Of
our prty, promise you and tell you
that lam capable OF working cheers
| that there is no man in the convention
that will work harder for his election
than myself
In tie conviction that had upon thi
question my hind ran toward that elO
quent that honest, that upright states
man q Indiana. lLApplausel. | knew
him tWnty-two years ago III congress
WATCHED his course from that day L
this. 4 there an individual III this who'll
countrythat can assail the purity OF tina
mans daracter: Cries OF mot one
and APPLAUSE Therefore the nomina
tons OF his convention have been made
Ii now becomes the duty OF every Demo
crat in thin country 10 use his best on
dcavors and cNertions 10 elect him
Applause. ! \ believe if that be don
. there can be 10 doubt upon that qucs
ton. We should now bury all on
opinions applaisel that we entertain il
favor of the Candidates that were pre-
, scented to this convention. Let us no,
look to the objective point, and that is
, that if this Republican party's pOwe
: should be pepetuated, all understan
and easily COMPREHEND what would D
: the misfortune 10 our country. How
| it now under tbs administration Gu
people everywhere unemployed, thou,
ands of our business men running int
bankruptcy, or commerce driven from
: the seas by tn neglect of our nationa
rulers, everything showing a tendency
destroy our buiness men. l. there an,
+ one here that yill suppose for momen
that we can have any better condition {
: things if this Republican administration
, should be Continued in power? They
have selected two men. Now, let m
say 10 you, gentlemen, that two swa
lows do not make Il summer. Laugh
teri The party remains the same. IL /
corrupt h its tendencies, and II is due /
the honesty, to the well-intentiOned act
of our members of congress that the Z,
pOsures of these individuals have bee
given TO the world. Reform not onl
: commenced in New York, but it was col
|, tinued in congress; and while we m
perfectly willing to give all The credit I
Coy. Til,len that he deserves in that II
spect, let Us turn our eyes TO the hous
Ofrepresentatiycs to say "well done tho
good and faithful servants, you hay
rendered a noble work 10 the party an
to the country and the
will give you that reward In thei
] respect and in admiration ia