The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

, manner.,
, ,'js.. The transparency Of tic Philadelphia
Randall Association was brought ia
with ltandall's portrait OH one side and
on the other s"lfor president or tho
i United. States, Winfield Scott Han
Senator Voorhees,, Of Indiana, said
that tho somewhat sore-hearted The In
diana Democracy would do their duty
in supporting the nominee OF this Con
vcntiou. Tliov had hoped to follow
their own gallant leader in this cam
paign, but thoy would follow with
checrfhlncSs the gallant leader who
had been given tbe,n. He referred to
the confederate brjyadiers, of whom
50 much bad been heard. lie knew
thehI and Hancock knew them, and
thcy knew that they could rely upon
them to assist III upholding the Consti.
tuition and the rights OF the people I'M
dcrit. lie eulogizcu Hancock's course
in uplifting the down trotiden civil
law and liberty at tho end Of the war,
making a second Declaration of indc.
pcndchcc; Il second declaration Of the
| Constitution. ilc was worthy Of their
confidence IN war and peace. and with
lllm they could safely trust the institu-
tions OF the country.
IN response TO loud calls Mr.. Brcck-
jnridSc, of ofKcntucky, came forward
aad said they had to-day turned their
swords into pruning hooks with which
they would rcap.a harvest of victory
next November. They had shown
they were again II united people, and
knew no North no South, no East, no
West. Cheers. They had Dut in
nomination here to-day man who had
given his blood for the Union. Ii was
II National candidate whose name they
put. out to-day in the name of thc
Dcmocratic party. Kentucky ALWAYS
voted the Democratic ticket, but, he
asked, What say the doubtful States?
! lie asked New York, PENNSYLVANIA,
/ Ohio. Connnc;i"nt, New Jersey. Hi
nols and Indiana if they could carry
this ticket in triumph. and each re-
spondcd atlirmatvcly amid applause.
In conclusion he invoked thn Cox; O.:
battles to give the Democratic party
triumph and victory. CGrvat a3-
! plau3c.
! THE TAMMANY RECONCILIATION.
At this point the Tunmny men, led
! Dy kclly, y. G. Schcll, Amasa j.
! North rntrrcl thr hi, nn'; ,'''."e. ..,s,
chccri,,y and wrr, r,.,,.i,,, ,.;ti, ,S'; S'':.
NV tho nr,r,,, i''' ''t''''
'Thn rnHi;,.;,, ,,,l ,,;,,;,.
timed Cor .nvr"aI ,, o;,,t, ,t,.'''''. COZ.
cuull be quictrd
ard ,,,s ,trn,', rI>,I,. r.;,I, - T .n' na:'iorl
Ly 1hr LiuI ;ni ,hcro ,,'',,,t e,n'n 's'' ii nii
for him. q N"' @'''''
VLr thoir .,iJ :, ,.o,,o ,;.>
rir.snrc Io onnn,;,,,.n =, ,hn '''i' T;s'' .r"'
ion ,hat i,s ,,.,i,n ,n.,I,, ''im ~, o"":.i,
III, urrot Dnnnrr.r,. nt E"n. @ %.'at' I"'i.
ol;n fiat ,Ln rn,.t,;s,..,,,. Ao,N u;
STATE hnd cnn,n hn,.n tn ,r;,. ''Hni -; az! ~.
nl,cni,urr La ;n,rnd,;.Sj 'S a. ,' ~ '',Iit
whn WIZ roc,iyo,s ,,iIh .rr.,t W. a,,, ,H.!'!,
ouG snmc bissns Iva - N''' "il'''"sc
Mr. Kc,iv e,;j f. was tr,,o n,ot ,1,,
cocks unn,;nn,in, h,J r',i.n1 r'II" 81, Tn
nnrr,rv -; r,n,,. VIII, ] aI,h]'','."' ,o IT,, 1
h,;I hnrn i;',h,;,,r i,;,ia,.1'' iIO'I" - ICY
vcnrs Lot ,,..t ii;c,r',,,,.',. ~, w. Ivy
i,nishr,l furnvcr rt.hcnrs. ] 'O"
o~niu v,ull hn rnr.r - ~! ,,t ,'a,i VI
tr:u,.p;,rI ~ ,h,. n,.t c;,h,r i,o,o s., ,'';''
,Ir ~;in.n ,,i N,w Tnr, '''I' -, ''G'o u. -,
ever hnvin~ brrn .r.u"i.1 ~. "'."" ,,",'i ''"'i
Ircliuw lboumh in thr nny;ntv nfnnIt.i
cal cuuicsIs thrv sometimes :,;l tL;,,,..
OF cnch o,hrr t,,r wL;,.i, j., ,,nrn '.'' =, Ia,.
moments thcy.wcrc: rrati,. in n.l, f',
wiycEuss OF each c,hyr Nrv. ynr,,
could not be carried cycrnt hv uniIv j.,
the Democratic party, and ,,nw ih,,
this huu been secured hr f,lf !, s,t, -,
Dror.iso that New York wnrid ,r;t,n
hcr electoral; vote to NE ti,knt r,nin
here. Hancock WAS no, onlv = ~T.,at
soldier. hut n sta,rs,n,u nt; voii
gentleman against WHOM nn,hinr ,.,,,
hr said. f;,hrfrs,l In rcnrh,.inr
he said 10 illc New YORK ,IrInm,,,ry
Sl'''!'& ~ ,'!''c''''o;! 'i'ct lis return
lrt bim who shall first refer to- thr
tru;lN.csnn,r and tliScordan, paat tie
lcuouncrI IS traitor. IGrcat an
paus".l Eur himself he PROMISED io
10 all h, his humble power for t,c
success Of thc Dcmnrrnj;c t;rLr. ,,
Turning 10 the New Nur; drlrm,irs