The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-25
CINCINNATI.
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH THE TICKET.
Orderly but Enthusiastic Procc edings
John Kelly, Tammany, and All
Other Democratic Factions Sat.
ished- BiOgraphicals k etches
of the Candidates, Etc,
Special 70 the Herald.

The house WAS crowded. The weather is sultry.
Mr., Peckham, of Albany, took the plat
form and said that tho New York delega.
CATION had received letter from Mr.. Tilden,
[great cheeringl renouncing his candidacy
for president, Mr.. Peckhsm then presented
the letter from Mr. Tlden, already publish
cd, and said New York had agreed on a can
didate, and his name WAS Samuel
j. Randall, of Pennsylvania. There
was great excitement and cheering
on Mr.. Peckhsm's announcement, A motion
that Mr.. Tlden's letter be read was lost
and the roll Of states was called for on the
second ballot
1910 a. m.--Aabama, Hancock, II; Bay
ard, 8, Field,!4. Arkansas for Field. Cal
iforns, for Hancock, for Field. Connecti-
cut, for Bayard, II for English. Delaware,
for Bayard. Florida, Sfor Bayard. Geor-
gia, 10 for Field, 7 for Hancock, for Bay
ard. Illinois, AZ for Hancock. Indiana, 30
II, Hancock, 5. Kansas, 10 for Hancock.
Kentucky, 8 for Hancock, for..Bsyard, for
Field, 8 for Tilden, for Thurman. Louisi-
ana, l6 for Hancock. Maine, IA for Hancock.
Maryland, Is for Bayard. Massachusetts, IL
for Hancock, for Bayard, d for Randall, 2
for Tilden, for Field, Michigan, Hancock
4, Bayard A, English 2, Randall /, Tilden l..
Minnesota, Hancock 10. Mississippi, Bayard
s. Field ., Hancock, 6. Missouri, Bayard 9,
Hancock IS. Nebraska, Randall 8. Nevada,
Field A, Thurman |, Randall /. New Hamp-
shire, Hancock, 5, Randall 8. New Jersey,
passed. New York, Randall 70. North
Carolina, Hancock 20. Ohio passed;
the delegation consulting. Oregon, s
for Field. Pennsylvania, passed. consulting.
Rhode Island, 6 for Hancock, | for Randall,
for English South Carolina, IA for Bayard.
Tennessee, Field 2, BayardS, Hancock, IA.
Texas, Bayati 5, Hancock II. Vermont,
Hancock TO- Vrginis, passed. West Vir-
ginia, Bayard /, Thurman ., Hancock Z,
Wisconsin, Bayard 2, Thurman 2, Field :,
English5, Hancock TO- New Jersey, for
Baysrd, > for Parker, flor Jewett, for Han
cock, 4 for Randall. Pennsylvania, Bayard
/, Randall %, Hancock 81. Virginia, Han.
cock 7, Bayard s, Field 7. 0hio A for
Thurman.
| RESULT or SECOND BALLOT.
Hancock 81; Bayard liz; Field COY; Hen
bricks 81; Thurman so; Tilden Gil; Ran,
dali l29; Jewett !; Parker 2 English 10.
Wisconsin changed her vote 10 20 for
Hancock, making his total 1926. Great ex-
citement confusion and cheering. New
Jersey changed her vote 10 Is for
Hancock. nancocll's total now was 3i4; nee
essary to choice, 492. A number Of chair
men of delegations were on their chairs en-
deavoring to be heard, amid great confusion.
Pennsylvania changed her full vote toHancoel;
Thus far on this ballot his vote is 800. All
the delegations are on their feet and have
pulled UP their banners. There is intense
excitement, and the band has struck up.
Every body is shouting.
IL 80 a. m.--Nearly all the states have
pulled up their banners and gathered around
the Hancock banner. Enough states will
change their vote to nominate Hancock on
this ballot. The speaker is vainly endeavor-
ing to restore order. New York has changed
her 10 votes for Hancock, and Hancock Is
nominated on the second balo..
II m.-Nearly all the states have turned
their votes over to Hancock. His vote now
is $40. The roll Of states has been ordered
recalled. The nomination will probably be
unanimous on the third ballot.
There is great confusion. Down to
Georgia all the votes are solid for Hancock.
Indiana casts her thirty votes for Hendricks.
Iowa, 81 for Hancock and one for Tilden.
The second ballot, after the changes and
corrections, stands: Hancock. 6S5 Hen
bricks, 30; Bsyard, 2; TildeD, l.
Second ballot, official: Hancock, 7O5.
On the announcement of the vote the
cheering was renewed and long continued
Mr.. Mack, of Indiana, moved that the
NOMINATION OF HANCOCK
be made unanimous.
Mr. Randall, of Pennsylvania, took the
platform to second it amid great cheering.
Wade Hampton, of South Carolina; Judge
Hoadley, of Ohio, and Senator Voorhees,, OF
Indiana, addressed the convention TO second
Mr.. Msck's motion, and the nomination OF
Hancock was made unanimous, there moi
being a dissenting vote. There was great
cheering, and the band struck up "DiXie,'
turning it into ''Ths Star Sprangled Banner,
in which the great organ joined
producing telling effect. Augustus Schel
and John Kelly Just then entered the hall and
were received with great cheering,
LOUD CALLS FOR KELLY
to take the platform. Kelly took The plat
form amid cheering and an Irish air by the
band. Kelly said the nomination of Han.
cock united the Democracy of New York,
and asked that all past differences be for
gotten.
Mr.. Fellows, of New York, took the plat
form. and after shaking hands with Kelly,
said the action of to-day not only united the
Democracy of New York but united the
Democracy of the whole country. AT the
conclusion of Fellows speech, Kelly stepped
up and shook hands with him again in full
view of the convention. There was grea
cheering at this and the band striking Gr
AUD Long Syne," in which the audience
Joined singing
SUSAN Il. ANTHONY
has taken the platform, and her petition i
now being read, asking for woman her polit
ical rights.
1:07.-The committee on resolutions has
reported and the report is being read by
Wstterson, of Kentucky, the chairman.
A motion by delegate from Massachusetts
that the national convention be instructed K
exclude all persons from the next convention
except delegates, alternstes aud members oil
the press was laid on the table.
A motion to proceed to the
NoNIN ALTON OF vICE-PREsIDENT
was carried. 1t is said English, of Indiana,
will be the candidate for vice president. AL
ALBANIA presents the name of English, of In
diana. for vice-president. All the states
down 10 Delaware second the nomination Of
English. His nomination will probably be
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