Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-29

Drown OF missouri.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Afternoon sea.
sion-The Convention was called To
order at 2:l5. Judge Meredith OF vlr-
einia, Chairman of the COMMITTEES on
RESOLUTIONS, reported. He stated great
many resolutions were presented, all OF
which had been carefully examined and
discussed before coming to an agreement.
de requested Dorsheimer of New York,
10 read the resolutions to the Conven-
ton.
Alter reading the resolutions Col. Will
liams OF Indiana, nominated Hendricks
OF Indiana. which was received with pro-
longed cheers. He is now speaking in
favor of Hendricks. III. A. Fuller of
Illinois seconded the nomination of Hen
bricks.
4a5 p. m.-The Chair announced that
the roll OF States shall be called for NOM
inatlng candidates for President. The
calls have been commenced.
Whitley of Delaware nominated
Bayard OF Delaware and is backing it up
with lO-minute's speech.
$40 p. m.-Col. Campbellsof Tennes.
see. Is speaking in favor of Hendricks.
Leonard Abbott.o New Jersey, nomi-
n9ted Parker OF New JERSEY
When New York was called there was
immense and prolonged cheering. Fran.
els Herman of New York advanced to the
platform and is speaking on the nomina-
ton of Tilden.
The Committee on Resolutions pre-
sented the following:
| Reform is necessary to correct the
omissions Of Republican Congress- and
the errors OF our treaties and our diplo-
macy, which have stripped our fellow
citizens of foreign birth and, kindred
race recrossing the Atlantic of the shield
OF American citizenship, and have ex-
| posed our brethren of the Pacific Coats
| to the incursions of race not sprinpipp
from the same parent stock, and in fact
now by law denied citizenship through
naturalization. as being neither accus.
| toned to the traditions of progressive
civilization not exercised in liberty under
equal laws. We denounce the policy
which thus discards the liberty loving
German and toleraies the revival of the
coolie trade in Monaghan women import
ed for immoral purposes, and Monaghan
men held to perform servile labor con.
tracts, and demand such modification of,
the treaty with the Chinese Empire or
such legislation by Congress within the
Constitutional Limitation as shall pre.
vent the further importation or immi.
grafton Of the Monaghan race.
6:l0 p. MT. s. Tourney of Virginia
is now speaking in behalf of Tild-u.
The COMMITTEE on Resolutions also
presented the following: Reform ia ne.
cessary and Can never be effected but BY
making it the controlling issue OF the
elections and lifting it above the two
false issues with which the Office holding
class and the party in power seek to
smather it. First, the false issue with
which they would enkindle sectarian
strife in respect to the public schools, of
which the establishment and support be-
long exclusively to the States. and which
the Democratic party has cherished from
their foundation, and is ready to main
tain without partiality or preference for
any class, sect or creed, and without con-
trlbuting from the treasury. Second
The false issue by which they seek to
light anew the dying embers of sectional
hate between kindred people. once I'M
naturally estranged, but now united in
one indivisible republic and common
destiny.
6:2O p. m.-Gen. Thos. Ewing nomi-
mated VIM. Allen of Ohio, aud ia speak
ing in favor OF his candidate.
ST. Louis. June 2S.--6.30 p. MIR.
Clymer of Penn. presented the name of
Gen. W. S. Hancock. Mr.. Clymer is
making an eloquent speech. Gen. Brent
OF Louisiana seconds the nomination OF
Gen. Hancock and is making q speech.
The following is Dialects attempted
addition to the platform. That silver
coin as well as gold coin, is a legal
tender blythe constitution that it is I'M
sound normal condition. There should be
no money but gold and silver coin and
paper payable in coin on demand, and
we favor steady return to that con.
dition and al the necessary condition
thereof, we favor the restoration of
the silver dollar. which was for over
eighty years the standard of this country,
and that immediate steps should be
taken to issue and restore the double
standard of gold and silver. and that
further that any law which may be
passed in the place of the resumption
act which shall provide for steady re-
turn to such standard which shall not
disturb the values nor increase the
burden of the debt, nor create an alarm,
nor uncertainty for the future, nor
paralize the industry OF the United
States. The reading was frequently in
terrupted by applause and the denun-
citation of the resumption act and the
demand for its repeal and was received
with special favor. At the conclusion,
Dorseheimer said that the committee had
adopted and endorsed. though not as a
part of the platform, resolution which
he read, endorsing the action of the
House OF Representatives, in cuttin
down the appropriation, also resolution
as to the just claims of soldiers, sailors
widows and orphans.
The convention then commenced
ballotting.
First ballot-Tilden 41Sl; Hendricks
122H; Hancock rs; Bsyard 80; Parker
Is; Allen Sc; Broadhead 10.
Second ballot-Tilden 467; Hendricks
1903; Thurman Q; Hancock rs; Bayard
Is; Parker Is; Allen 81.
Tilden was nominated on the third
ballot.
ST. LOUIS. June 2S.-Third ballot
T,lden. 535; Hendricks. 60; Hancock.
So; Parker, Is; Bayard, IL; Allen, 81;
Thurman, %.
The Convention then adjourned until
| 10 A. M. tomorrow.
| EUREKA. New, June 28.-!Yhs. nomina-
ton Of Tilden causes great enthusiasm
here and salutes are being fred in all
| quarters of the town. The main streets
are illuminated with bon.hres, flags fly
ing, bands playing. frework displays.
and the entire population are jubilant
over the nomination. It is conceded by
all parties that the Chinese plank gives
the Pacific Coast to the Democracy.
SAN FRANcrsco, June 28.-One of the
boldest and most atrocious attempts of
assassination ever made in this city co.
CURED yesterday morning about half past
nine in the house Of Mrs. NJ. E. Mill
man. No. 226 Post street. near Stockton.
The assailants were three Cinnamon,
Who have 90 far eluded arrest. Some
two years ago Milliman.' who keeps a