Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

The Committee on Resolutions not
being ready to report. the delegation
from Kentucky moved that the oonven-
ton proceed to the nomination Of oandi-
dates for President. Carried.
The roll OF States was ordered for the
presentation Of candidates. When
California was reached Mr.. McElrath
took the platform and presented the
name Of Judge Field. Hs said that
Democrats now had an opportunity to
select q man who would insure victory
to the party. Judge Fields name ELECTED
Q good deal Of applause.
Colorado seconded the nomination Of
Judge Field.
When Delaware was called there vas
great and prolonged cheering. George
Gray. Of Delaware. took the platform
and presented the name OF Senator
Bsysrd amid great cheering. the dele
gates and galleries rising to their feet.
When Illinois was reached Mr. Mar
shall presented the name Of William B.
Morrison Of Illinois. During his speech
Mr.. Marshall was frequently interrupted
by the galleries. The Chairman threat.
eusd to clear the galleries II the dis.
turbanee was repeated.
When Indiana VA called Senator
Voorhees, placed In nomination the name
OF Hendricks. Tho mention Of bis
name brought out immense cheering.
Massachusetts, seconded the nomins.
ton Of Bayard.
When the State Of New York was
reached the Chairman Of the delegation
asked to have their State passed.
When Ohio was reached. John No
swyney took the platform and pre-
sented the name Of Allen g. Thurman.
Immense cheering.
Pennsylvania nominated General Han.
cock amid loud cheers. Mr.. Doushsrty.
who placed General Hancock in nomi.
nation. was listened to with great ap.
plauss. BE said II Hancock was nomi.
mated hs would b elected and would
most certainly take his seat.
When South Carolina was reached
there were great cries for Wade Hamp-
ton. Governor Hampton took the
platform on his crutehss and received q
most enthusiastic reception. In . short
speech he seconded the nomination oil
Bayard.
When Vermont was reached Govsrnor
Hubbard, Of Texas, seconded the nomi.
nation OF Hancock.
S~trinsfsllow Of Virginia seconded the
nomination Of Judge Field.
The roll call OF States was concluded
at 4.43 P. n. At this point . motion to
adjourn to 10 o'clock tomorrow was
rsjsctsd-30s for, ss8 against.
O'Clock P. Mt IL not probable that
more than one ballot will be taken to.
night. The roll call Of States just or.
dersd for the first ballot.
On tho first ballot Alabama was not
read.
Arkansas gave ~ votes for Field.
California-Fisli q. Thurman 8, Hen.
dicks 1. Seymour 2.
Colorado-Fisld !, W. A. q. Love
land 8.
Connsotcut-Psyns 4. Hendricks 8,
Thurman q.
Delswars-Bsyard g.
Florida-Bsysrd 8.
Georgis-Hanoook 8, Field 8. Bsyard
8, Hendricks /.
Ilinois-Morrison "A.
Decentralization 80.
Iows-Bsyard 3. Hendricks 2. Payne
Q, Mcdonald 2. Hancock Z.
Kansas-Psyne 10.
Kentucky - Bsysrd Q. Hancock l..
Thurman Z. Hendricks 2. Tildsn 6.
Fisld 2. Mcdonald l.
Northumberland 10.
Mains-Hsnoook IA.
Maryland-Bayard l6.
Observation-Disclosures 1lH, Hancock
G, Tilden 2, Randall 2.
Michigan-Lathrop l, Tlden I. Payne
/. Seymour I. Mcclellan 1, Bayard 2,
Hancock 4. Field s, Z abssntsss.
Minnesota-Hancoek 10.
Mississippi-Bsyard 8. Hancock s,
Field 2, Tilden !.
Missouri-Tildsn Z. Baysrd 4, Hem
bricks 3. Morrison 4. Hancock ~.
New Hampshire-Pisld I, Thurman
Q. Bsyard 8. Hancock 4.
Nsbraska-Payne 8.