Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

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"ihcohhin ehuHB'' 'H Eo'o ior ii"ncoch'
causing tuhlu'lup'n "pp'I"7e' Ne" Jersey
then chahgen 70 iihucoeh' when "hother
VIVA scene ot sleltohehi ehsueu' every
oouy risinB 10 Iit'r iset' mats waving,
whiie the Cnairlnh Kept up all ihcnsaant
rappinS WIN bll huBe ghVei'
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applause, ara uprohr thil mas rarely
ueen equHiieu' tc' pr, perhaps III some
OF the scrlles III he ShlcsBo Con'eulioh
Inc s'ata ohhhqS woro biouPo" '"ee'ner'
anu 'hose Oh tnsciuoS waved 10 anu no.
~hlie III the RsFries there was q uulVef-
hul waving u hhhukereulels anu rams
inc NOISE anu ohiuSlo,i WAS ihtehsliieu oy
the piayihB oi pe uahus' "Du' thouen the
CHAIRMAN ha'h iefeu WIN n'i MS sttenBth
aDou' ten hiih'r's pas"eu oeiore hhy'nlhg
hKe oruer 9alu De TeSto'e"' me
reporters tHolelwefe STOOD upon py out
siders VINO loFo' tneir way upon 'ho plnt-
ioru'' anu ny leir iiicesSati' ohHtlerins
aud shouting tcahe perfect NUISANCE.
Ihe ron Oh Slnos WINS aRa'n ca'ieu' una
eech slate asHI cast It's VOTE tue chalrhlell
OF each deieBaph announcing Tue vote OF
ms state AhNle a'ateS vote" solu tor
hHhc9ck, excel 'hHt ou woes were cast
tor henuriekS from Iunlaha, one ior
tllien lroul i""' anu Two i"r oH!"ru
IRON MafyH Hnu
Inc nhai fe5it OF tht ha'lot was theu
announced as 'lo"h'
Hancock. ......,.................
Hehdrichs t''''t'..''''.. '''.." ~
I!ty BayNrd '''' '-''''''',.''.'''''''-''
iiu'n 70 '''- ,''''',-''''''''
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scene OF grtusixcitement' moved to make
the nominatiolunan
While MIR. hck Was speaking speaker
randall and penator wallace appeared
side by side oithe Ohalrmans stand and
when MIR. lanai stood up TO second the
nomination oideheral HANCOCK ne was
warmly greetet all the delegates rising 10
their feet and ueerlnB MN loudly.
Mr.. Randall made brief speech, In
which he saldslt MS energies would be
given to The 'uecess OF the Democratic
nominee.
Senator Waace was also cheered greatly
upon his appearance upon the stand, aud
his speech 'as loudly applHuded lie
predicted eeat victory III the coming
election, andsald they would hnd lust
Penusylvanlts Democratic.
Gen. Wadslampton being loudly called
for, that geileIDan appeared upon the
platform, ant during his speech pledged
solid vote . the South Tor the nomlnse.
His speech rs received with great tavor.
Judge los Icy of Ohio, also, III second
ing the noujation, pledged the vote of
Ohio TO Gheral Hancock About this
time the docs of the hall seemed to have
been left uguarded, and tue REPORTERS
upon a poiOn Of tho platform were
driven ffoulheir seats by wolnen getting
upon lheiriDieS, while every available
space all or the hail WAS rruwGrd 10
suttnGatiOnI senator Nourhres appeared
up,n tn" Gnd, and the baud phlrd
"D'N'a's h'd, then the - Hr SpanR!rd
| Banner" d. great IrShn pmSiug The
accompaniarnt. My couotry, u, "f
Thee, wn5lnyed by The baniund u'in.n,
the audirut jplnlnp in the r=irnln
Mr.. Nuof es IN his speech iehtMtd a
| hipn eulOgylpnr the cterarirr ui q ~ rtl
Hancock, al dwelt ~ SOME lrrgth upru
the fact tit ho, ilHrGocg, had detl1t Il
that the nat"ry pGwor must u" H. :" tht'
civil. ..
Al''f "i'' pI''h'Hf''H'' :" h'"'"' ny,
ns ' ,,' nm',,'a,' - '" "'t ~" '"' ''',I' .,
VI th' SN'>t"" hhu 'uhh'". ,he
DtmoerTeyp Ne" l ,fS, MI" fl"t Mr
John Kelly OF that state, WAS on the
platform tolmke the announcement MIR
Ksliey's npeurance was the signal frr
another uuturst of npplnu,r. uud his
sn.,.rh was arered IN III, nrhn rI,..,,,-
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.nuA'',7in uluE 10" ''''Fety " me ",her '
Hpeeche9' wich were r'itlh"en iui 'ohR
wilile' was ffy ertht.
After Dohel John Il. Fellows, NJ New
York, had ioncluded his sppecn. John
Kelly appro,hed him and the two clasued
hands m. lrd IL, tl,. sam, NM .t,,tiu,
n,,,,ShnnIi uIJ t,,,n.im,a,.o.''i'. H.. r,,,,,',, );
VI ''n 80, Nv. 'i ia"'''Go -; ~ ~ i"' W,
"h,i' 'he f'i''h'' Jo'ht" IN 'ht r"'rA'h'
making ~ hall rug nghla with Their
voices.
Susan ] Anthony, President ui the
Womnu's hlirnye Association. WA. iutro.
duetd AMI MFR th. .nuI,,,s,, snd nhe.r-
had subsiid she ha, d,,i a v,ri,,sn s,,a.ch
.i"a n'o" rs 81 N., u'.. . "'''ten 'sV,'n
10 me eI,i VIA u was r''Ha uy hih,' nitef
which ~ report oi the Comhltt.e Oh
Resolutlm was presented by Hon. Henry
| WvttnruOr nf Kant,nEv ttuu a.