The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
Tie Isst ?FiiaI
HANCOCK
OF NEW YORK,
The pFMoelGIIc NOMINEE On
The SECOND BALLOT.
sesd.i "a. Is41e.s.1.

The Conyeaiion vas called TO orde
al II: h r.x. Jsage Ho.aity. Q. Gin
sinn.,i. btirs elected temporary Chat.
man. After de cheering bad subsidized
Gke Chairman said be would be rei,tet
Sriend Tor fee Of any candidate, in Ii,
Fulinss; that Denoersey was eternal
AID void net Be Affected BY The success
or f.i,are Of The nominee Of The Con
ienion. His reference to the nomina'
lion Of Tadsn Vas received wish grea,
applause. delegates rising to ;heff feet,
ske<sins and waving hats and kzndksr'
ekitfs. Referring 10 newspaper reports
thni Grants name might be consider
dby Ibis c~oorea,ion,- the Chairman
said. Was entirely without foundation.
The roll Of Sis;ts Is being called for
she purpose of selecting the NECESSARY
eonni:tees.
The rules Of the last Democratic Con-
yention were adopted.
When Ne~ York Vas reached, Jotr
Kelley arose, and was received VITA
cheers ani Kisses. The Chairman de-
ciined 10 ~reeggaIzs him, he being OF Of
Order. It's said kis obiee; vas &c pro
test agiizs. The selection Of neabrs Of
the Committees from the State q EeT
York. bat failed TO make himself beard.
wsterson, of Kentucky prs>nted =
request from the Territories for recogni-
ton in :he Convention.
The Convention adjourned until 10
o'eiosk A. y. to-mono-.
CINCINNATI. 2sd.
The Convention was cai!el 20 order
ut 1000 this morning.
Ex-Governor Stevenson of Kentucky,
Was made permanen; Chairman. The
Committee on Credentials Will report
bgsinst the admission Of the Tsnimany
delegates from New York. the Committee
standing - To s.
Massachusetts, delegates have s.;lei
A~lIquts,ion Of contest among themselves
snd the prospects are that brsines, in
the Convention. to-day will proceed
rapidly.
The Women. sufrragists presented a
pstitiea, .stiug FIRST. the National right
Of individuals. spd second. the equality
OF tbo+< nights.
The rtP0rt Of the COMMITTEES on Per:
manent Organization was received and
real and ls:d 90 the table until after
the retdinS Of The report Of the Com.
Ei:tecroa Credentials. The latter COM
nittee reported adversely upon the
~rlaifas dscubtesispis from Massaehu-
sets. Pennsylvania and the Tammany
delegates from SeS York. Great cheer
ing.
A iHinody report Eas submitted By
.Csuoli, o: Kansas. iavoring the adriis-
sich Ofront-stsuts from Ns~sYork, aud
thaiJhpT aIIaADy delegation be allowed
to c~atttren'y yotes:' the regular del
.eSsiion casting 30. Cheers and misses;
ths latter p~rcdonina;iug.
TaornDii call q s.ates onthe question
of the n-jorty report Of the Committee
on CIsdenuAls. resulted in favor Of put
ting the previous question. One hour
was given the Committee 70 the debate
On contestants, and forty minutes TO the
contestants 70 reply.
Kelly OF New York was called for to
present The case Of the contestants, but
hc not Being present Geo. W. Miller, Of
Albany, responded in his stead.
Mr. Miller reminded the Convention
That the contestants represented 10000
outside Of the city o! New York. which
~oro necessary to the success Of the
Drnocrsey IN the coming struggle, and
asked the cool elaboration OF the Con.
vention bsfofe EnaI seton vas taken in
so imboriant a matter. Speaking In
iaudstion Of Kelly. his language was
received with cheers and hiss4s. Re-
ferring to Bsya,d. he said they wonid
support any man nominated by tile
Conventioni Great cheers.
Judge Parker and Gov. Hubbard Of
Texas. addressed tho Convention in
fayof Of ho report Tho lat.
ter. ia his speech, referred TO Tilden.
which aroused the greatest enthusiasm (;
the cheering OF the Convention being
taken up 10y the galleries. which was
repeated upon the mention Of. Hendricks
and Bayard.
Fellows. Of New York. addressed tho
Convention in behalf Of the majority
report. lie said the question was
whether New York had the right to ar.
range Der representation, or whether
81 should be done b. her sister States,
sud thon went into ibe history Of the
contest with tho Tammany faction.
Fellows closed with an appeal 10 the
different States 10 do New York justice
Rpfns Peckham Of Albany closed il
behalf Of the majority report.
The Contention then called the rol
on the adoption Of the minority report
A great deal Of e%snvnssiDg is going OF
among delegates; Alabama not beinI
ready 10 vote.
Tho minority report Of The COMMITTED
on CREDENTIALS, iAvorihg tbs admission
Of 30 contestants from New York wa,
rejected,