The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-30

government, who made the people what
they are, will once more be elevated TO
power. The flag which you have carried
in many fight will once more float in
triumph above your heads, (cheers), and
you will have that self-sssurance that
you have an honest government and
honest administration, and that the peo
pie will be once more happy and con
tented. loud applause.)
A delegate insisted on finishing the
call OF the roll, which proceeded amid
confusion.
M minated ou the First
Ballot by GnaDi "a pus Vote.
Connecticut hendricks -.
New York Hendricks y.
Delaware -llendricks G.
Ohio-Hendric', 81 bank S.
Rhode l. 'and-iirndrick s
Pennsylyarit-l ii .ndrick> 80.
Tennessoc-lIenGr.CSs Il.
South CaroiiI a hendricks ii.
Oregon liendri,ks i
Texas IL niricks IL.
North Carolina-ll"r6 6r., KS 20.
Colarado-Hendrick g.
New Jersey-HendricEs ls.
Observation-Disclosures T.
Observation-Disclosures 10.
Observation-Disclosures %
West Observation-Disclosures 10
Observation-Disclosures 5.
Arkansas-HeRdricks II.
Observation-Disclosures 20
Observation-Disclosures 6.
Mississippi Hendricks l6.
-Msryland-Hendricks 10.
Maine-Hendricks II.
Kansas Hendricks 40.
Illinois-HendrIcks 4.
Massachusetts, -He Ldricks 26
FlorIda-IIendricks &
Georgia. Hendricks -
Iowa-Hendricks -
Louisiana-HrndrcSs lG.
Kentucky-.HrhdrI.,o II.
New Hamp-h re- Ilrndncks 10.
Alabama iirndric<s -.
Missourr-ll -llendr,vS- 50
MinncoIa II "dri,A. 10.
MichiSan-ll nj i'sS2!
The t."u v,- ws- .33 "a Itandri' X
received 80 hiuk { u,nIrisks w.
declared the 10 n'"',
Mr.. Kelly, Of New N,rk, rose - sd,
dress the the Chair. 1pohu-e aud load
calls for Kelly, Kelly; piat"r.nl
He proceeded TO tho platform Hm,o
cheers
Mr.. Kelly said there was no man hcr'
who worked more strenouusly tbaa him
self against the nomination Sof Tilden
because it was his earnest belief they
could not carry the election with Al
eastern candidate. He bowed TO thc
decision and none would work hard
er than he for his election. He expressed
his admiration for Hendricks and conf
dence in his high, pure character .anc
counseled the burial Of all persona
opinion; to concentrate their efforts for ,
common victory, and proceeded witt
some comments on the necessity for ,
change in the national administration.
Mr. Henna, of Indiana, thanked tn,
Convention for its expression Of kindly
feeling towards the State here. Th'
contest had been hard and bitter, bu
the tomahswk had been buried, 10 res
forever. Now let the old gusrd Of tn
Democracy come 10 the front. Ap
plause. He continued to exbort them u
unite in their efforts for the success o
the ticket.
Mr.. Miller, of Nebraska, offered
resolution recommending all future Dem
ocratic Conventions not TO adopt tn
two.third rule [Cries Of no and yes.
The Chair SAID il was not in order now
as the next business was 10 call the rol
by States for the National committee
Alabama, Walter T. Bragg; Arkansas
John T. Sumpter; California, Franl
McCoppin; Colorado, B. VI Hughes
Connecticut, William IL Barnum; Della
ware, Robinson Hickman; Florida, Will
Call: Illinois, William Sougy; Indiana
Thomas Tolin; Iowa, II. Hsrnen; Kan
sas. Isaac B. Yesthnsn; Kentucky
Henry ID. McHenry; Maine, ThOmA
Downing; Maryland, A. Golfer Lodis
lana, B. I. Johns; Missouri Johi
G. Prest; Massachusetts. T. o
Prince; Michigan Edward Kan
ter; Minnesota, VIM Lochrane
Oregon, John Whitaker; Nevsda, X. 7
Kesting: Nebraska, John L. Miller, New
York. Abraham 5. Hewitt; New Jersey
Miles Ross; New Hampshire, A. W
sal!iwAy; Rhode Island. Nicholas Van
slick; Teune.srp, William B. Bates
South Csrolinn. Jane, II. Bysn; Missls
sippi, Ellit ia k-d,; Vernon, Nj
Smaily; Ohio, J..bn q. Thoup on Pean
sylvania, w. l. Soo.t; Wiscor,I', VII
liam J. TiIlas Virgins, AlexsI der Camp
bell; TeIss, J :. 81 ckosl.
Mr.. Murphy, OF New York. offered
resolution OF thanks ~ the COovSntio'
70 the Comm tie o. Z .esption and eli
zens of 81. L 4is !or ta'-,r generous lio
erality 10 To, usmhers u the Csnven
ton. Ad0pJsd.
Mr.. Brown, o. Tennessee. ffsred I
resolution appointing c,on mites "t 10
President OF the Convention and "n
delegats from each S.s.e 70 visit 70
rominees, and notify them of their ron
iustion. Adopted.
The States named their member &
this committee. Among them were
Caliiornia, George r. Rogers; Coiorst'
Adsir Wilson; Serads, L. z keatisg
New York, Henry c. Murphy.
Mr.. Weber, Of Michigan, offered
resolution recommending 70 future M
,ionaI Democratic Conventions 70 abo
,.h the ,wo-thmd, rule, ~ it ID unnece