New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30

TO 122 nays. So the unit rule was Killed. anu
Speaker Randals control Of the Convention deinoh'
strated. The enthusiasm of the Randall men oVcs
this result was frantic. They had haruy uuieu
hone for success and their delight knew no Dounos
Mr. Randall himself was congratulated by stream
of delegates that fled past his seat.
ORDER RESTORED.
The 6ght was over now, and all the rest OF tne
proceedings went of smoothly. W. D. StenRer' W.
L. Scott, Lewis Cassidy and r. Martin speer "eIo
chosen deleqates-at-large to Cincinnati by accla-
nation the first two representing the kahual lao
tion and tho last two the Wallace faction. h. H.
Monaghan was chosen an elector-at-large by ac-
clamaton, In spite of his declensioD. 3ailot Lor
the second eector resulted 1873 votes Tor W. H.
Playford and 40 for j. P. Barr.
The nomination for Judge Of the Supreme G1 GoiI1
was disposed of by single roll call, tne FOlo Strn
ing as follows Geo. a. a. sSs JSns; b." reden Cba5
r. Buckalow 1. Mr., jerks, who was decHIegI
the nopiner, lives in Jefferson County eoIIa omo
served I'm Congress from 1875 to 1871 Sonl9
amuscmont was caused during this vote by Itlcnain y
Vaux announcing that the Peace and HARMONY
delegation from Pt tladelphla naa % grs time
cast 40 votes for Mr.. jerks This was the I59 tIhe
the warning Philsdelphia factions came toge61er @
The vote for Auditor GeDeIal resulted III I5o9 ior
r. p. Dechert and S3l2 for Edward Herrlck;
Colonel Dcchert the nominee, was DARK MORSE,
brought forward by the Philadelphla men as M u
token Of their harmony, and his nomination
haviOT by the Convention. -,
Andrew ii. Dill was unanimously CHOSEN Guar c
man of the state Committee. At O'clock JHe CoH-
veution adjourned In good humOr ~
Mr., Tildsn's name was but once mentlOneu IH lHp
Convention during tho whole two days proceed
ings. Nobody spoke of General Hancock save MI
Specr, and no other candinato got the least atteI
tion. The fight between Randall ana Wal
lace absorbed the interest of tho dele
Gates and prevented them from discussing the
merits of the Presidential candidates. Inc ueic-
CATION to Cincinnat! j. divided INTO TWO rts e.t-
ments one being ant-Tilden, because it supports
Senator Wallace while the other is for Speaker
Randall primarily and for Tildcn cOndiu0hallN
Probably tho Randall element has majority, out
this cannot be definitely stated this evening III inc
sO-Calpd Tildpn mon vote for TIlden at Clnclu-
mari it will because their present doubts rs 10 ms
availability are first put to rest The belief OF most
of them Is that he will Withdraw. anu that lheIo
will then be q chance for Speaker Randall. E.V :.
General Press dispatch says that W. Il. Scott, oil
Erie, who Is a strong Tilden man, this evening
nearly rcverses the igures-3S to 2O-giyen by
Senator Wallace rs TO the status of tho Cincinnati
delegation Ho claims that there will be 40 lildcn
votes in the delegation and 8 in favor Of Hancock
Perhaps the farcst statement is that which Is mado
bv men Of known independent feelings. These say
that the delegation Is made mp Of three classes: ne
first two number about nineteen each Tor lilden
and Hancock while the remainder are unbound,
ard will undoubtedly support the most AVallaDlo
candidate
During the meeting Of tho Committee on Rcs0H-
tiOns to-day, motion to Incorporate q resolution
instrueing the delegates 10 Cincinnati TO vote tOr
Hancock was voted dOwn-3l to -.