Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-25
HANCOCK & ENGLISH
THE NEW DEMOCRATIC FIRM
OF CINCINNATI.
The Convention a Harmonious One,
---The Two Nine-Pins !" Set Up
for tho Republican Bowl
ers-.-Ratiflcations.
Especial Dispatch to The 7yS6une.)
HOW IT IS RECEIVED.
Especial Dispatch to The Tri0une.)

Gratis throughout the country and espec-
tally throughout the south. Tilden sent
a telegram to Hon. w. H. Barnum, con-
graduating him upon the auspicious event
Newspaper men tried in vain to see Mr..
Tilden yesterday. He would not be inter
viewed. Senator Thurman addressed q.
| large ratification meeting at Columb bus,
last night, in which he expressed sincere
pleasure in the nomination and eulogized
Hancock as not only daring, courageous.
and brilliant soldier, but a constitutional
lawyer and statesman for the interpreta-
tion of the situation at New Orleans.
Yesterdays WORK.
Especial Dispatch to The Tri6une.)
Bulletin No. IL
CINCINNATI, June 24-Convention called
to order at 1890. House crammed );
weather sultry.
bulletin No.2.]
Peckham, of Albany, took the platform
and said that the New York delegation
had received letters from Tildcn. Great
cheering and demands for his candidacy
for president.
bulletin No. 81
Mr.. Peckham then presented the letter
from Tilden, already published, and said
that the New York delegation had agreed
on candidate and his name was Ran
dali, of Pennsylvania.
bulletin No.4.]
Great excitement and cheering on Peck
hams announcement.
bulletin No. 81
A motion that Tilden's letter be read
was lost
bulletin NOEL
Roll of states called on 2d ballot. THE
first ballot was taken Wednesday night
resulting as follows: Hancock, 174; Bay.
ard, 149 Paine, OF; Thurman, Gs155; Til.
den, 33; Morrison, Sc; Randall, 6; sey--
mour, 5; Mcclellan, 2; Jewett; s; McDon
aid, 3; Black, LED. TR1BUNE
bulletin No.7.]
After the roll of states had finished,
Mr.. Mack moved that the nomination Of
Hancock be made unanimous.
Bulletin No. 81
Gen. w. Hampton, of South Carolina
j udge hoodley, Of Ohio, and Senator
VOORHEES, addressed tie convention,
seconding Mr.. Mack's motion.
bulletin No. 81
The nomination of Hancock was made
unanimous, there not being q dissenting
vote-544 Great cheering, the band
striking up Dixie and turning it into
"Star Spangled Banner" in which the
great organ joined, producing telling:
effect.
bulletin No. 10.]
AT the conclusion of Fellows speech
Kelly stepped up and shool; hands with.
him again in view of the convention,
Great cheering, the band striking up
"Auld Lang Syne," in which the audience
joined in singing. Motion to proceed to
nominate Vice President, carried.
bulletin No. III
Susan B. Anthony has taken the plat.
form, and her petition is now being real,.
asking for woman's political rights.
Bulletin No. IL.
Committee on resolutions reported.
Report being read by Watterson. Of Ken
lucky.
Bulletin No. IL.
A resolution by s delegate from Mass;s-
chusetts that the national committee be
instructed to exclude all persons from the
next convention except deleeates altern-.
atcs anu members of the press was laid On
the table.
~. bulletin No. Ill
Alabama presented the nam, of Eng
lish, of Indiana, for Vice President.
Bulletin NO. Is
Roll of states down to New Hampshire
except Iowa have seconded the name Of
English.
bulletin No. 1871
Engiish's name presented for vice pres
ident
bulletin No. II.
English's name unanimous. Great
cheering.