The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-07-03

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me convention was called 70 order a. lo.3
vciocA. AnnouSn tne Weatner was euHocaune
vain tue ciVWu III hstfuuanfe was larger tReh
anS sinle PteslSus curing tne convention.
on eeha Of II @ NV Y,t sose 70
gallon heard Win great eraotios ftries ~ = pias
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] Tji,ias sS AoAotS4 s-assNiuen VI sc" Au
qha chair r.h,Laa ,t,as,,.-sa-a,,oa ,,,.,, $1,000,
iuss ~ osia ea ~ Us Nv N p'ocseu
ask the e'nysnt,on ~ tsssrn ardss s,,s sa,
ali hsz4r IL " oes - any eI.'
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as AZ cn,ro,,,p,,s .saz az iA ~ ~ -
have this morniny ssreeS nnon snotSe, - nSi
date aud ba nd nsd SO sey fisndsli r. rrfensa
ua Ta scu chair ne opssker
Ttidans iaster 80 ra. W =. Ve =, 80 :. NJ;
and az sr ,.e yo, II 4, ~ s = sao,dad ~
Rail sailad snr ha ailo. sar ,.resida,,t ,asrltad
Alabama-Hancock Ii. Bayord s. Field
ArkanEas-Field T.. - --' =
Caiifornia Haneock E;ara pana-;cSs Oh
sent + haiieocA o fiea D. henarinAs l. 90
Coiorado--F,ala
Observation-Disclosures Fno,,sb ~
Ilais me- pars2S :, e
Florida-Bayard 5.
niinass So an.,aS' 1iu ~ naacocA q Dayafoo.
Indiana HenSSicts az
ins.a p.ns n 1As o. =, 10 ,,,
Tans, Ttoma-DayaIu !. hanaail IL HANCOCK 2.
Renia,cs = HpEovz Hs,.aoa, ~ et.,a ina.
g. Thurma2 lAAoA O. DeSaiu . fieiu > Aiiuen
a,ssl <
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ 40.
MunS-naucocK
oi~ Tsse IL, Biyara 2, kAndaIi
% Luoen Z Fleia iI2-
REIN shThaucoeR r,fR II, bayara 1. Engiisn q
5000 Mil,d !, dhqSn zen |.
Mis.sa Minnssso.a-nancocs ~:
Misn pp1Days sla :, req q, hancocS O.
MMissou,,i-Sayard Hancock S
49, ua-rleiu 15au y inuttpAn 4 hanua,i !.
New ia pss-e5 se.asncock o. Randall D.
NNen zen feyIrss.eo.
.seH iofk- .handali ~
Narsh Caroiaa-Hancock 20
Onio-Assed leave 10 go out Tor CONSULTATION
agreed.
0regon-Fleid
Psnn,ssiysania issl -passed
Rhode island-H ancock @. K tnda /, English l.
south hCaralina-Bayardl4 ID
Iennissse-ftelc .Bavard. 8. Hancock II.
1exas-DdSaid D. daneock IL.
Vermant-hancoek TO-.
yirginlia-psssen and not ready.
Mesi Sirginia-BsyaFdi |, Thurman z, hApcos q 4
New Jersey was again called, and rotet Bsyard
ohio-Hnl stated that, in 'ediencs ~ instruc
ttons, they cas-. u for Thurman. Another Ohio
delegate denied his rigat to ANNOUNCE ths vote
ir,en,isyiVaniia-hay hsnoail -, hancock "i.
Ylrginia-HancocK7 7. Bayard ., Field 7.
PENNSYLVANIA correced hers-Rsndall Is, Ham
coes e:s ~. aa.,., .,...J. ,.,,...,.
Before the Official vote was announced Eiscon-
sin asked permission 10 change fs vote lCfies OF
agreed and some noesl. and somebody raised a
The convention agreed to IL aud Wisconsin cast
Hancock 20,
There was now scene of great confusion. New
Jersey changed IS votes to Hancock which was
followed by immense cheering, loeg eoatnued,
and great confusion, which the chair vainly tried
for several minutes 10 suppress. The chairman of
the Pennsylvania deeg atf1a rose d naally and s1ii
that Peunsyivania was proud Of her sons both OF
them-oue a great soldier aud the othsr an able
statesm IN He would gladly vote for eifner aud
then changed her Whole vote to Hancock I'm
mensc cheers and excl ement. great ,rtioa Of
waving banners and tossing hats
platform amid great enthusiasm, the baud playing
.Haii 70 the Chief" The small banners OF states
voting for Hancock were brought forward to SALUTE
Hancock's large banner. The Virginia delegates
hocked to the front OF the platform and Others
ru sheo In with changes.
Nevsds-6 to Hancock.
Before The oficisl announcement Of the result q
motion wss made and carried for new call Of the
roll of states.
The sergeant -at.arms announced that the chair
had ordered no applause until the roll .cail was
finished.
Aiaba na voted solid for Hancock. Arkansas
changes to Hancock from Tlldeu states were greet
ed with hisses in the galleries Each state follow
which voted for Hendricks sofd:
Iowa Il For Hancock l; for Tiiden -.
The call Of states continued, interrupted ~
Hancock. which resulted: Hancock, 705. Hen
bricks. 90: Bayari.
gates and audience 10 the galleries rose and gave
eneer after eheer, ana the Dand played Kali Coz
lumoia
MACK ol lnoiaua, moFSn 70 maze nhncock :
numipAnoh unanimous ne e4pressea ene oeep
,eetins y. nis ssAte inf hsnufacAs, pu. susy were
duty manfaIly
speaker kandatl was then presented on the
ana s1aa lnat ne @ss nele e ane