Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-17

very unpleasant uuty IL DOW Imposed
upon me as chairman al the Indiana dele
gatien in Withdrawing from the further
consideration Of this convention, the name
nj our great statesman, Oliver r. Morton
III express my own deep regret, ~ -~e1i as
1 that of every alternate and every citizen ol
| Indiana, who belongs TO the republican
party, Icheers when say that he stands In
the senate Of the United States the peer oi
the nobiest and tin. best, utter . thought
that will not be disputed by any republican
| in The United States OF America; (cheers]
but We feel that the time has come for
us not to ask any longer that our friends
shall stand by US. We thank them for the
noble support that they have given US In
this convention, and in Withdrawing his
name, Indiana casts 25 votes fnr K. B.
Hayes.
| The cheeEing and applause and yclls
| which followed this announcement lasted
| for fully 10 minates4 The galleries were
wild with excitement Gentlemen jumping
up on the seats and waving hats and caps
! Ia the air, while ladies waved their hand
kerchieis 10 show their predictions. AZ
ter adding Avs votes for B. d. Brls,ow, Mr.
| Cnnbsck returned To his delegation amid
deatening cheers-chcers from every part
of the hall.
! When Kentucky Was called. General
Harlan stepped TO the platform, and when
the applause subsided. he said
MIR. PRESIDENT The republicans Of
Kentucky ieel deeply Rralified for the very
cordial support which sur distinguished
fellow citizen, Col. Bris,ow, has received
from the delegates Of the various states,
peth HeTfA and south We feel especially
grateful TO those gallant men of Massachu
uptt TO nd W t.ae Y~i, N
Engiand, who, when 1t Was circulated from
one end OF this land 70 the other, thst Col
Bristow was not 10 be presiden. because he
WAS born aud raised In the south. Massa.'
chusetts. Vermont, Rhode Island and Con
necticIt have done him the honor To say
Bristow was true 30 the republican party.
| Applansel Without delaying you any
longer have come upon this stage for the
purpose OF
WITHDRAWING u. n: BRIsTow,
and casting the entire vote of Kentucky
tnr R.zR.-HaYea Cheers, almost deaten.
lug, came from all parts of the hall
AT. Cumback then cast the other votes
from Indiana sfor X. b. Hayes. CHEERS. /
Col. Ingersoll rose to point Of order,
time, it Was almost indiscribable Mum
and waving their hats and FANS
YELLED HAYES.
The crowd 10 the galleries was equally
demonstratiye, The noise continued for
about fiye minutes, during which time, Col.
lngersoil maintained his position on the
floor TO press his point of order, that the
vote OF Indiana could not be changed.
Mr.. Elliott, of New Jersey.-'I raised a
r.
ruled oui OF order. GIL Ingersoll said II
was out Of order TO change votes during the
roll call.
The chair decided The change could not
be made.
Montana changed her two for Hayes, and
AZ soon as The rull call WAS announced, the
| victorious side abandoned themselves to
SHOUTS OF TRIUMPH
The vote is, total 758; necessary to =
choice 379. Hayes 3S4
| .aFafiehs and continued applause.
The chairman then said
Ssssse RUTHERFORD Il. fHAYEs .
of Ohio, having received = majority OF ali
the votes cast is declared the nominee ol
this convention f0T the office OF president
OF the U. y. II Was moved that the nomi
natipn be made nnanimous.
| Mr. Frye, Of Maine seconded the motion
/ (Dsafening cheers.)
/ fhe chair The question is shall the
motion be agreed TO. tarcat cheeriDg.)
The melton wAs agreed TO.
On motion committee was appointed
| to intorm Hayes of his domination.
A motion then came up TO proceed TO tht
denomination OF vice president.
Judge Poland nominated w. A. Whecier
4 Of New York.
Coy. Ha~lcy nominated Marshall Jewell
/ Judge Hoar tseconded Wheeier's nomi
nation,
| Platte, of New York. in behalf OF por
tim OF the delegation nominated Gov
| Woodtord Harlan, ia behalf OF Kentuckl
nominated GOV. Hawley Balioting began
Ion the platform and surrendered his ctain
Ia favor Of Wheeler IN = graceful speech
When Tennessee had been resche,
Wheeler hsd received over 800 votes an
IL was apparent that he was nominated.
Il Thereupon Kellogg moved that th
nomination Wheeler be unanimous. Ih
convention then agreed To suspend the rol
call and made W hecfers nomination unan
imous. On motion OF Hoar, commiite
lof one from each state Was appointed I
wait on the nominees of the conyentio
aud solicit their acceptance on the platform
The following telegram was the
read;
Washington, d. c., June iti
To Hon. EUGENE HALE,
lshope that you viii find II conve
nient to stop =. Columbus and bea
my congratulations and sincere perse
nal respects aud regards to Governc
Hayes, JAS. G. BLAINE.
i a vote of thanks WAS then tendere
to McPherson, and the convention NJ
} journed without day.
sKcoSD BALloT.
4 Blaine 296; Bristow IA; Conl
!. ling 93, Hartranf. 83. Hsves "a, Mo
i ton l2o, Wheeler 3. Wsshburn /.
THIRD BALLOT.