Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-07-01
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION,
Gen. Winfield S. Hancock, of Pennsylvania a
for President, and William II. English, of
Indiana, for vice-President.


Gen. Winfield S. Hancock, of Pennsylvania
for President. and william III. English. OF
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"' 'or iosi"o"''
| The Democratic National cor Iention
hoe ,,,ot oo,,,,lotol a., ro,l, ,d oJ.
''' N.Y. c0inptU.o" no "0'p, wv
| lourneu. Gen. Winfield 5. HS lcock, Ol
| Pennsylvania. was nominated for Prpsi.
- ur.u.
uenU ON Jle secohu DallOV, anu NHliall
| II. English, of Indiana, received the unun.
;r,ors voto of ,La oorroot;or on tbe G, sl
'Hr NO' ''H''O'' ""
ballot, Tor Nlce'Presldent. full report OF
| the nrscecdinps of the convention will he
r,.Il IT,.
louhu pelo"'
| The convention assembled in Musio hall
Cincinnati, on the 22nd, and was called 10
order at l2:l0 d. m by Senator Darnum
chairman OF the National committee, who.
without any preliminary remarks, announced
that PRAYER would be offered by Rev. @. w,
Wendle. of the Unitarian church, After prav-
er Mr., Barnum stated that he had been unani-
mously requested, by the National COMMITTEES.
to nominate Hon. Georpe Hoadley, of Ohio,
| for Temporary chairman. This being approy-
cd bv the convention. the Chair apppinted
William Il. Scott and ]. ID. McEaery a com
mittee 20 conduot MIR. Uoadley to the chair.
On taking the chair MIR. Hoadley made n some
what lengthy address, which was hberallv ap-
plauded. At the conclusion of Judge Hoad-
| iey's speech, Mr.. Bicdlcr, of New York, offered
d, resolution declaring the rules of the last
emocratic National convention TO be the
rules of the bndv until otherwise ordered :
adopted, Mr.. Martin, of Delaware, offered a
resolution that the roll of states be called for
appointment of members of committees on
permancnt organization. credentials, and reso-
iutions. The resolution was aGopted by Il
unanimous vote. After tho roll Ind Geen caIied
and the committees appointcd. the Chair re-
oupstcd tbe memhers selected TO repnir Mt
once To the rooms in the rear of the hnll
which had been prepared for their use. Mr..
Hill. of Ohio. offered n resolution recognizing
TIC great service of the Democratic press to
the nnrtv. and declaring that applicationg of
members of the press made IN person for
spats shouId he honored. After some discus
sion. the resolution was voted on souarely and
Lost, Mr.. Watterson. of Kentucky, offered a
resolution to have referred, request of dele
gates from territories for seats in the conven.
tion. and asked favorable consideration. The
resolution yyns adoptcd hut the cause assigned
in the reouest for favorable consideration.
was stricken ont. David A. Wells. of Connec
tiout offered n resolution that all resolutions
offered in convention in relation to the plat
form he referred to the committee on resolu-
tionq. adonted. The convention then adjourn
cd rntiI N o,cIocI, nm Wodnosdov
Al 1O.iO nm Wednesday. Tho chairman called
tho canvc,t;or IN order and introdrccd Rev
Cbos w TovIor presbvterian cIernvman nf
Coviratan Kv who offered nraver. Tho corn
m;ttoo ON rosnIrtiors tbrorgh tbcir cboiruan
renroetod frrtbor t;r,e in ,pbicb IN nrpnore
tbd;r rora,t ond oIsn oskoJ Ieovo IN rdnort nj
am, tn,e ,Tbc rcorost yas grnntcd Mr.
StStgonbcrc Rnrkc Of Indiono 6ffcred The fol.
Ioyyirc, rosain,;o,. 1PcyoIrlJ rrbat tbe eur.
vivin3 soldiers of tbo war With Mcxico. and
tho ,TiJn,,,s oud nr,bor, of such soidiors
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NJ, tto ,,o,s;a,, ro,I nn tho sa,ne fn,t;ng With
~ d. ot ,sI1u trhn choirrnnr' s,otoJ
hat tbo rosnlntinn would nrdc- nm order
1917 r,a tLo ,,,;ttoo a, ro,a
In,;nry Gon Vonrr nf Conreria chairman nf
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,raI;c ,,ro,iJont Tbo nniror;ty concluded with
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.uu Tbo .oad;n, af tLo ronnr} ,as ,,roote3
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jou,nndoJ ~" mroyinno nrv orc9,ion md ,bc y"tS
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py ''"i,a Da,I;,s rn ooii ,,,astin-, or1.o os to
.In i;;t of 5ohoto n'p and tbo cor ornorncoJ
III ~ g. ,,,;io r,,la of 1919 ,yn,,IJ bN
on forced. A vote was then taken on Mr.
Young's motion demanding the previous |
question. and it was adopted-ayes, $50, NAYS. |
9g5 After an hout's debate. forty minutes |
berc allowed TO contestants, anil twenty |
minutes to the committee, n vote was taken |
nm tho onrsiion of the adontion of the ma |
inritv renort and IL was adopted by nearly |
,r.n;mnrs viva voco VOTE Tho rontreting |
de,egatee were then admitted To soa,s.
Mr. Martin. of Delaware chairman of tbe |
committees an permanent orroniz7tion. nrc. |
sortod tbc rsnrrt of that committee Tho |
committee rcportcd in favor of ey. Gov. l. W |
Stovonson of Kentucky. for nermauent chair.
r,on ~ tbe convention. and in favor of tbe |
rotort;,n nf tLo tennorarv organizutiop sn
ror na tho moin;ny otIicers vcye concerned |
IN motion nf Mr. Martin the rennrt wps |
cdontoJ and tho Chair annointed senator Mo |
DnnaIJ of Jrd;ora serntpr Rntior Of south
C,r"i;nn nrd rhornns O'Connor nf Ttrnessco |
y oor,r,i,tac 70 condrct Coz stevcnson IN tbc
oho;r Wbo, Tho temnorarv cboirman
,,rosa,.,d NJ stovensop be was receivcJ ,r;th
49,, o'ria,,so Ho tbantod ,ho corvertio,
ees ~ trihnto 70 that gaIIart an,r,on,oaIth
Knntrcs,, f,r ooI,ins one Of tbo bnybIest of
hor snus T. ,,ros;Ja He tbon made n srs,ob
s ,onatb rcfcrr;ng IN tba antsc.ao1ts f
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AT the conclusion OF GOV. SteVGnsohs IA,
dress, Mr. breckehrluRe, OF hehtucky, moved
that the convention proceed 10 the business OF
nominating a presiaent Mr. PRESTON, OF hen-
lucky, moved 10 ailo" eaoh person placing
nominee bctore tne convention, zen minutes
Tor the purpose. rms was auop5e9' ana Mr.
breckenrioges m1ti9n as amended wai also
auSpIeo S ~ Of tio SoiIow;,,a % n ni,Sato
nuu 'roao ,,sosontoJ to tho cnryentnT Sr mmri
nst;op f,r nrosident. Jnstices I FioIJ nf