The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-29

DOlitical cnptosts ,bcy eS,no,;,,oo. o;J horsb
thinos cr noch atLor fnn ,nI;st ~, ~,
sohaT uor,on a." u,mel' .i "n'ch III ", tnn
oiveness ~ oo M Si0 N"sei y nsN W.
not he carried cycant hy ,ni,v IN tIn demo ,
cratic NAVY ava NrnIdLmv 1ot ~, ~ I"L onn
cured. hn' f.I I' IL sn # t,"r .,,S l,'t NV wv NJ So
York wonlL oive her oi su = r eta' - N Wv
ticket ,nadn hare na,cnoi, '"ee aot""
Great solIfer h,t. ,ta4asnn "a' ~ oLns "
iJemor .rairs n'. 90 "rii, " 90
(ChecIsN In connlnsion hn ssaiI !" i y, ~ '" >.
turn ia our bonnns nrnn,iya @"'r' = 80 ~
let him who sbaN frSt rnfor 70 W. a",.s,%n n
some and Giscorl.nt ,,st ho :" "o y .
a traitor. IGre,t onnnl,nr W. n;u'aa,r
he promised tn IN al in lie rn,h1, "ran"r
for The s1cccss ~ NO 1a ~ az 'it,.ioi9 pp%n'
plausa.l NN \Hr
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forward as,nnInl tIo ,lo+f,,n, n oasat
q nonrr T., tha choi,,,,n T,l'a Io "Ia -, ~ 49,
readinr clerk. If n,ovai t ~ II" ,'' ~ ~ Az
| neal Nv the W,,rnn.a G,r., " t so, "r-
/! /, was r4sd Nv the n,o,i- aame, 49,. ,.:.,, -,
nronnscd wor,on's en- rr,To riari. " i
4 TELEGRAM wss raoT go" n" tIo ~
, General GRANT sayino that ,bn ,'nHhon 'J' "ar ~
of General Grani va n,hns aoia .' "no '' nv
Nominations IF Uoncork TfJ,oers d, wv" "'
da,nrats t,rp, Moe bmcottr
resolution thu. the rational co,nmitteo ha
Instructed to make a,la nran,onts OF tTo ,ow
national convention far irlar,te. ,I,nrna+oS
and the n,ess alone so as ~ n,9Lo In .>rwnn
tion a jeIibcratirp bodv M sooot,I h,;mr
heard, the resolution was tabled.
Pulitzer. Of Missouri n,ovad 70 nrooo.d in
the nomination of a candidate for Tice~pras-
ideut. Agreed. Roll of Statas or,erod
Pettis. of Alabama. mt in nomination w
III. English. of Indiana. Some ono r,nvad -
be made unanimous. TCries of unn, No
ballot, y All the states down to Ceorn ia ser.
onded. Indiana being called. Voorhees, took
the platform. He said Indiana had not baen
applicant for second place on this ticket hit
was deeply touched by this mark Of con-
fdence shown one of her most distinonishad
citizens; a man who was never defeated for
any position when his name was before the
peOple, nor would he now. He would cast
her vote for English.
Iowa being called, Irish, of that state. Dre-
sented the name of Governor Bisllop.
ICheers, Kisses and cries of emo, now fron,
the calleries.1
A telegram was read from Allen G.. Thur-
man saying:-"Splendid nomination. and one
that can be elected" and one from Hendrirks
endorsing Hancock.
The states all voted to confirm English ex-
cept PENNSYLVANIA. which state did not vote.
PENNSYLVANIA, when called, said that she ras
profoundly grateful for the great honor done
her by the nomination of her son for the head
of the ticket. She had no nomination TO
present for vice-president.
Villas. of Wisconsin. made q strono and
eloquent address in endorsing ENGLISH. lie
moved to make the nomination or Enolish
by ana and unanimous.
Ohio witbdre. their candidate and second.
ed the nomination of English and then th.
motion to nominate the latter hy acclamation
as the only candidate before the convention.
was put and unanimously carried, ICbeers.i
On motion of Smith Weed. of New York.
the thanks of the convention were retnrnei
Stevenson for the able, impartia) discharge of
the duties of the chair.
On motion of Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
it was ordered that a committee of one be ap-
pointed from each state to notify the nomi-
nees o ftheir selection.
At the suggestion of Preston, of Kentucky,
the committee was instructed to inform the
nominees both by letter and in person. 4.
Dickson, of the District of Columbia,
offered a resolution in favor of representation
to the District of Columbia and the terrific
ries on the national committee. Tabled.
Weed, of New York, moved that the dele
gatohs OF the d'here,S STATES pe auth'llAsut 10
sehu 'ie hahles VI me ne" lhcitoels y we
hatioha! committee W tne secretary Vi the
convention; ms was hot accepted however,
anu INC ron Oh tne states was cdileu ior tNe
presentation VI the lie!hoeiS VI sa'u CON.
mittee. LII lhe CONFUSION SONS hatleS cP'io
not be heard.
On motloh OF NS'u inc president OF Inc
convention was ADDED 20 me conial'tee 10
wall Oh tle nominees IL u'uai ie'o'"t'ohs
OF THANKS 10 secretaries ana reaoli9 cleIhs
were adopted, also a iesoiItlon leaNlas tne
seiue1'oi' :, unS i," ~ w. n or no,nmit0
a ''o vn oii ;s Hosis ~ rsn"ason,at;on
tIc II lnun'h' ~ '"s n",inn
| ',G sali7 - d '' p''s'"'
Thfo na,,orios u. ,,ro,dv ,,er,otrI Na
y. m, tho convention adjourned sine Dir.
Nav tho nomination was Received.
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cAS lNAN,.s.u, '"He 49, anh Gis'
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