New-York tribune., 1880-06-25
The following is the vote by State
Dele Han

a Hendricks Tilden, C Bavard.
When the vote was announced the audience and
Convention rose ana chcered, ana thc Dahu plaNcd
&" Hail Columbia"
Mr. Mack, OF Indiana. moved to make IIancocks
nomination unanimous. lie laid
arse in behalf Of the brave mGrracv OF Indiana.
lapllausc cl to that the nO,hnaiion Of GcIc'a
Hancock b. unanimous li"ud appanarl ~ tins Conyel-
llUn. We CAME here instructed '0r GUVtino IL IL
drcks. We knew he WA honest. capable and fa hu TO
the consiitu ons-Natlona ana oI3t'-a!d We thonEhi
he could be eertrd m we kncv II" c9uI carry In J.
ana. The second choice OF Indiana l. Winfield Scott
y h'nsSsh sSs A"gftss wh% H%a y%% ""~ & @
InGiana Won viii find tnat we have again
pamsrl SHd Win We DO It L- ine We %iI rX"ret onl
trends IN NewYorK and Connecticut to attend To- III"
left faux, while the SO.id South comes up behind. lap
pluuscl An when we have driven thein as We did he
fare beund the buwarks and the diichrs Of fraud
perjury do not propose 10 cease our lbors, but
drive theU from power entirely. tApplauScl
MR. RANDALL sPrAKs
The chairman said he had the pleasure of intro
| ducing a distinguished gentleman who had been
voted for for President. and who desired to second
| the nomination. Samuel J. Randall. of Pennsyva-
| MIA, then came forward amid applause. He said
Fellow Democrats, am here 10 second the noTnina
uHn "ause % Your arboraons have been marked by tie
utmost harmony and yonr act ~ an expression Of the
T0n Applause Se In bay Us SY your brpr ns xc
to to- Tue DeMOcratic coumn-the great Com
mOnwealth Of Pen3sylyania Tappauscl: the
If Sccepiable to every Democrat In the United States
but is nomination which will command the respect
detan you longer than TO say that you Will lind me IN
the front aUk 10 m aSd 70 % y ra nns
will be given from now until We shall al rejoice IN
(Appause:l There is great mission ahead Of the
party sHd you nave seee,eG
means that il the people ratfy your choice he will
"a Se nd y0S Tor o this S0TGS
that In the least discounted, but the contrary
s Weld to no man IN the mort Which snail be- made In % be-
| half of your ticket chosen this day. tAppIause.l
| SENATOR wALLACE's PROMISE,
The chairman then presented Senator Wallace Of
Pennsylvania, who said:
Gentlemen Of the Convention: On behalf Of the
Keystone Of the Union delegation you
thanks and greetings. History repeats itself In this
named their last President and to-day they name their
next lCheers. History repeats itself. In those days
Sey tny inscbe upon the banner Of the Democracy the
name OF gallant of the Commonwealth of Penn
yTsn9i Ssmo nvlncibc ns The % word rings 'eS OUT Hd
vance the column move on the heIemys works.
aggression, aggression and victory is ours. tCheers
On half OF tnat great Common wealth, ns one OF her
sons came here you that feel does every
OF her delegation that have given Us In this
STONE IN the column Of Democratic states icleers aud
when November shall have you Will find that the
our standard bearer will have worked wonders IN that
commonwealth. tCheers and howls tor Voorhoes.1
SENATOR HAMPToN's RESPONSE.
Wade Hampton was also loudly called for, and In
response came up to the platform on his crutches
and saidi
Mr.: President and Gentlemen of the Conventioni On
behalf Of the Solid SOuh," that South which was
arrayed against the great soldier OF Pennsylvania,
stand here TO pledge you tts solid vote iCheerA We
viii prove aRRards In this great race for Coistu
tional government. for home rule and for freedom all
a@Oag RS sdnR shI
the maS whom yon hSye gwen to as as our standard
knew then that he Yas brave. gallant and an able
soldier. one who always conducted upon civilized
principles and whon the ended he was among
the Hrst 70 exend his fnRhy band to aid tho people
who hAd oeen nghting against him. (Cheers.l We rec