Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-30
BY T GR APH
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECON-
By WESTERN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

ST. Louis, June $40 :35 a. m.-The
convention was called to order, Bshon
Robinson of Missouri opening with
prayer.
lO:4O q. m.-The Chairman Announces
that the next order OF business will be
the nomination of candidate for V;ce
President and roll-call has reached n.
'nols and amid loud cheering Illinois
nominated Hendricks.
Mcdonald of Indiana rose and said {.
In Withdrawing Hendricks be wonld
leave the responsibility with the Con-
vention.
PENNSYLVANIA seconded Woodson NJ
missouri IN the nomination of Hendricks.
ueneral Steadman of Ohio Withdrew
tho name OF II. B. Payne of Ohio and
seconded the nomination of Hendricks.
Io45 q. m.-The Secretary is reading
congratulatory dispatches received from
all points.
1850 a. m.-Gov. Hardin Of Missouri
asks for the unanimous nomination of
Itos. A. Hendricks of Indiana.
| II a. m.-The roll.call of States ia 90.
Ing on. The vote OF all the States will
be unanimous for Thos. A. Hendricks.
Inc roll-call has reached Illinois and
every vote SO far is cast for Hendricks.
Indiana asks to have her vote passed for
the present.
The vote will be unanimous for Tbos.
A. Hendricks. Not vote for anv other
candidate. The call has reached Texas
which votes solid for Hendricks,
Williams of Indiana is now respond
ing for Indiana.
Hendricks is unanimously elected for
Vice President on the first ballot.
1850 a. m.-Kelly submits to the ac-
ton OF the Convention and pledges him |
self to work with will for the election
of Tilden and Hendricks.
NEW YORK, June 20.-It ia said that
the Evening Express will endorse
Iilden. The dispatches from New
YORK State and the East. states that the
nomination of Tilden is received with
favor, but in the West, with muob
chaerln and threatened boiling.
The Tribune's st. Louis special saws
that Hendricks positively declines the
vice-Presldency. Morrison's chance is
the next.
The Tribune's Washington speoial
states that Morton says the ticket will he
the weakest that could be made. Both
gentlemen, he said. were violent south.
ern sympathizers during the war and he
thought that their financial theories
could not be harmonized. Those in IN
diana who have worked for Hendricks
for the first place, would not have the
Zeal to work faithfully for him as second
to man like Tilden. Hs SAYS HAYES
and Wheeler would carry Indiana by at
least 10. 900 majority. He was sure of
New York and Ohio
Times editorial remarks: To.mor.
row is the last day of the fiscal wear.
There is yet nothing but a vague ex.
pectation, that some of the more inn
portant appropriation bills may be got
through and for even this vague e.
pectation. there IL no apparent basis,
The Democrats at 81. Louis are engaged
in demanding the reputation Of The
national faith, while the Democrats in
Washington are trying to force the
political legislation through the Senate,
under the threat OF stopping the wheels
OF the government Within forty.eipht
hours consequences of the most serious.
not to say disastrous character, will
ensue unless their crazy obstinacy can
be broken down. Certainly more dis
graceful exhibition of reckless partisan.
ship never was made in the United
States.
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