The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-29

/ lodge Field's name eliciting . goo
deal Of applause.
| A Colorado delegate seconded Il
nomination OF Judge Field.
When D~laxsre was called theI
vas great. prolonged cheering an
George Gray of that state took th
platform tor The purpose of pressn
ing the name of Senator Bayard
When Mr.. Gray mentioned the nam
Of Mr.. Bavard there Was great cheer
ing and applause. the delegates an
galleries rising To their feet.
When Illinois Was reached Nj
Marshall presented the name Of MI
Morrison. of Illinois.
Mr.. Marshall vas frequently inter
rupied DUNG his speech BY the up
plau>e in the galleries and the chair
n,an threatened to clear them il r.
peated.
When Indiana Was called Il elicitet
the greatest applause which vas con
tinued for some time Notwithstanding
the repeated Efforts Of the chairman 4
restore order.
Senator voorhees, then presented
the name Of Hendricks. At the men
tiou of his name the crowd again be
gan cheering.
Massachusetts, seconded the nomiua.
ton OF Mr.. Bsyard.
When the state Of New York VA
reached the chairman asked to have
the state passed.
When Ohio VAS reached Mr.. John
McSwyney nok the platform and
presented the< name IL Thurman.
[Cbeers
When Pennsyl&snia Vas reached
Mr.. Dsugherty took the platform to
present the name Of General Hancock.
Of New York. There was great
cheering when his name WAS men,
toned.
Mr.. Daugherty was listened to with
much attention, his reference to his
nominee always elected applause aud
when his name Was mentioned, dele
gates aud Others rose to their feet and
cherred for some minutes. Mr..
Daugherty said il Hancock was
nominated he would be elected, and
he would certainly take his seat. More
cheering.
3.6-Whe0 South Carolina was
reached there were great cries for
Hampton.
2:5l-General Hampton took the
platform ON his crutches and received
q most enthusiastic reception.
2:52-General Hampton seconded
the nomination of Bayard. He was
cheered during his re-
marks.
2:53-C;ov. Hubbard, Of Texas,
seconded the nomination Of Hancock.
SpringfeIlow of Virginia. seconded
The nomination Of Field.
The roll Of states was concluded at
i:I3 p. m.
At 4:46 p. m. a motion was made
10 adjourn ill ten o'clock tomorrow
which vas voted on BY call OF states.
During the voting considerable con-
fusion and caucussing was done among
he delegations.
The result Of the vote on adjourn
ment stood tor. :a;29 sgaipst, 39S.
Notion lost.
It's probable that not more than
,ue ballot will he taken tonight.
The roll of the states was ordered
allied for ballot.
FIRST BALLOT.
Alabama not ready.
Arksnsas-Field II votes.
California-Field 6, Thurman ;,
l, Seymour 2.
Colorado for Field, ; for w.
4. H. i-oveland.
CONSIDERATIONS 2. Bayard 5,
Hendricks 3. Thurman 2.
Delaware-Bayard 6.
Louisiana Hancock Is.
Maiue--Haucock IA.
Msrylard-Bsyard. 16.
Massachusetis--Ba yard IL, Han
,ock 6, Tilden 2. Randolph Of Penn
,ylvania 2. Field ! II and one half vote
Ior Hendricks and one half vote for
Thurman.
North Carolina-Bsyard Z. Han,
cock 9. Hendricks 1. Seymour J..
Judge Black l.
Ohio-Thurman A.
Oregon-Field 4. Tilden 2.
Pennsylvania-Jewett I. Field 1,
Seymour 3. Randall /. Hancock %,
Bayard Z. Tilden Is.
.Michigan-l.athIop of Michigan. /,
Iilden /. Payne l, Seymour l, Nc
leIIan l, Bayard 2, Hancock 5,
Field 4. abseDtees Z.
Minnesota-Haucock 1.
Mississippi-B.ysrd s. Hancock 5,
Field z. Tilden 1.
Missouri-TildeD Z. Bayard 4, Hen
dricks 3, Morrison 4, Hancock IL.
Nebrsska-Payne Of Ohio 6.
Nevada-Field 3, Tilden 3.
New Hamshire-Field 1, Thurman
2, Bayard 3, Hancock 4.
New Jersey-Bayard 10. Randall 3.
Hendricks 1, Joel Parker Of. New
Jersey. I.
Nev York-pavne of Ohio. "a.