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

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{Signed. j. w. e. JOHNSON. Mayor:
ALEXANDER LAW,
II. G.. BRECK,
.joHN f. DALE.
j. j. MILLER,
DID. MALLORY,
And hundred others.
JACKSON, Miss.
TO Gen. +. G. Walthall, Chairman
Mississippi delegation
The nomination of Tilden was received
last night with great enthusiasm. One
hundred guns fired pledges Mississippi to
the convention for the ticket by twenty
five thousand majority.
MoUNT VERNON, Ills.
TO the President and Members OF the
National Democratic Convention:
Glory, halleluah at the good work
you have done. The nomination of Til
den received with great enthusiasm.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.
To Hon. Alexander Mitchcll
The nomination OF Tilden upon the
platform adopted gives great = tisiaction
To all friends of reform.
WILLIAMS, Daiig Nct0s.
GENEVA, \. \.
To Senator herman:
The young Democracy Endorses the
choice OF the convention. Great crthuS-
aSm over liitcn's domination. APP
plausc.
DETROIT. Mich.
TO Hon. w. l.. Weber, Chairman Of the
Michigan Delegation:
The nomination received ut . O'Clock.
All Detroit is out Cannon, fireworks,
music, cheers Tor ridden.
NEWARK, New Jersey. Cheers.
Great thrOng; fireworks whole town
in great enthusiasm. Essex club grcets
the New Jersey delegation and 1ilden.
Applause.
The secretary cannot read it all.
a voice: All right we understand
the spirit. [Checrs.l
New YORK.
To Peter Olncy, st. Lonis, Liudcl Hotel ::
Tilden's nomination received with fir
ing of guns and great enthusiasm,
WILLIS b. PAYNE. Cheers.
"RICHMoNp, Va.
TO Judge John A. Merrill, Virginia
Delegation:
The Conservative club sends their
greeting OF Tilden's nomination.
lChecrs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S, 1876.
TO the president OF the National Demo-
cratic convention:
We heartily congratulate the conven-
ton on the wisdom of their work, and
predict the ultimate triumph of the De-
macrarcy la Noypmhpr
(Signed The AMERICAN CLUB,
OF Philadelphia.
WORK BEGUN,
The Chair Gentlemen Of the conven-
ton: When the convention adjourned
last evening, it was proceeding III the eX-
ecution of an order. having nominated
the Democratic candidate for president
under that order il remained for the con-
vention to proceed to nominate a candi-
date TOR yice-prcsident. That order re-
mains now TO be executed ~ the bust
| ness in hand.
Voices Call the roll
The clerk proceeded with the roll call nc
/ State making nomination until the cal
OF
INDIANA,
Which was received with tumultuou
| cheers and waving of hate and handker
chiefs, and calls for Hendricks.
The Chair: Come to order, gentlemen
| Let us hear from Indiana.
Mr.. Doolittle: Mr.. President
The Chair: The gentleman from Wis
consin.
The Clerk Indiana.
A Delegate; Mr.. Chairman: The pe0
pie OF the Mississippi valley nominate
Thomas A. Hendricks OF Indiana
Mr.. Mcdonald of Indiana; Mr.. Chair
man: Whenever we find ourselve
brought taco to face with great respon
sibility, know OF no way of solving II
excepting we take counsel by OH
Judgment and by our cOnsciences
The mission of the delegation iron
| indiana in this convention, so far at leas
as the name OF Gov. Hendricks is con
cerned, was ended yesterday, when w
had struggled from the time the canvass
opened in this city until il closed las
| evening 10 place him before the countr,
| for the Office which, as much as any maj
| in all this broad land, he was qualified Z
fill, the convention saw proper To decide
otherwise. and so far as that decision i
concerned we bow to the will of the con
vention. lCheers. The Democracy o
Indiana has never yet suffered its flag L
trail in the dust; has never vet lowere,
its standard TO the common enemy
Whether we shall be able to comply will
the wishes of this large and most re
spectacle assemblage of Democrats II
what we may be able to do in our Stat
in the coming election, Is one of the ques
lions OF the future.
Mr. Slayback Of Missouri, Mr.. Presi