Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-17

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could not be- changed.
similar question some time ago. and Il was
ruled out Of order.
allowed Colonel Ingersoll to speak. He
made tho point that 1t was out OF order to
change votes during roll-call.
| not be msdo. amid great confusion.
The change Of Mississippi provoked an
other outbunt.
New York then cast sixty-one votes for
r.. b. Hayes and nine for Blaine, amid
furious cheers.
Montana then changed her two votes TO
Hayes.
As o a. the ~roll-call was announced
the victorious side abandoned themselves
10 shouts Of triumph. ~
The vote was announced: Total, 75G;
necessary TO o choice, $40. Hayes, 38i
Furious and continued appliance, drowned
by the bands musicl; Blaine, ISL; Bris-
tow. 81. y
The Chairman theu cnaid: "Rutherford
| d. Hayes Of Ohio. - 4 received A ma
Iority Of all the \ declared tho
nominee Of TIM e. 4 y lor the Office Of
President Of tbs o. 0t11R n Il NOV
ell that the nomin11on b: unanim-
Gus. and on that, 1r. IN -Lxne has
the floor" 1890
Frye then said: "Nr. rnnsident: I
know that this immense and enthusiastic
convention will pardon me II I say Just
n word Of kindness and thanks TO the
glorious supporters that our candidate,
Mr.. Blaine, has had here. No words OF
mine can express the thanks which Maine
gives to you men who have stood by her ~
you have to-day. God bless you forever
and ever. We recognize tho fact thai the,
convention In its wisdom has selected the
Hon. MT. Hayes a. tho standard'beare In
this next great contest for liberty. for JUS
ticc. for humanity. and for civilization.
tnS stas OF A,lne accep,s Ahd ihaoIres
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On NOTION q WAS appointed
70 INFORM Hayes oi Ills unanimous nomih-
Alton.
The following telegram was then read:
To Hon. Eugene Hail: hops you VIII
md II convenient to stop ut Columbus aud
hear my congratulations and sincere per-
sonal respects and regards to Governor
Hayes. JAMES q. BLAINE.
Washington, June 10, 1876.
The reading Of the telegram was greeted
with cheers.
Among the delegates appointed were
George q. Gorham Of California and John
p. Jones Of Nevada.
The following resolutions were. ON mo-
ton. added 10 the platform:
Resolved. That We present our candi.
dates for President and Vice President of
the United States, two distinguished siates-
men ~ eminent ability and character, and
conspicuously fitted Tor those two high Of.
fees, and We confidently appeal 10 the
American people 10 lntrust the admins
tration Of their public Affairs 10 luther
ford d. Hayes and William A, Wheeler.
GsSerssr Nsyss' npsseh. by which
Hayes WAS Nssaiaated.
CINCINNATI, June lG.-Gentlcmcn of the
Convention /; On behalf Of the forty-four
delegates from Ohio, representing the en-
tire Republican party OF Ohio. I have the
honor TO present TO this convention the
name Of . gentleman well and favorably
known throughout the country-one held
In high respect and much beloved BY the
people OF Ohio. A man who, during the
dark and stormy days Of the rebellion, put
himself In the front Of battle and followed
his leaders and his flag until the authority
Of our Government was r~c-c~tablished from
the lakes to the Gulf Of Mexico. and from
the rivers around To the sca. A man who
has had the rare good fortune since the war
was over to he twice elected to Congress
from the district where he resided, and
subsequently the rarcr fortune IL heating
successfully. for tho highest Office In the
gift Of the people Of Ohio, Allen q. Thur.
man. George n. Pcndlcton aud William