The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27

he 1epoTt OF the Committee on per-
nansHt Organization Recommended the
sdEiasioa Of delegates from Territories
apd DiSt<ie. Of Columbia bat without
tAS right 10 soks. The report Of the
Ccnnihes on Platform eongratnlaies
the ecan;ry on il escape froD Third
Tenn" sad regrets that Samuel y.
Tilden has been si;hdrK~n ass eandi.
date. A motion to adjourn vas lost.
The COMMITTEE On Resolutions not
being ready to report, delegate from
Kentucky moved that the Convention
proceed 10 the nomination for the Pres
idsney- Carried.
The roll OF States for the presentation
Of sne OF candidates vas then called.
Ani CAliIornia being the 6rst in order.
ieEl.sth took the platform and present
ed the Of lame Judge Field. which elicit
ed . round Of spplssei Colorado second
Ing the nomination.
Prolonged cheering followed the nam
ing OF Bayard. by George Gray of Dele
ware. when that State was called. dele
gates and galleries rising to their feet.
Marshall Of Illinois presented the name
II W. II. Morrison. which was warmly
applauded. and rhsn Senator voorhees,.
CT Indians. presented the name Of
Thomas A. Hendricks. the cheering
was renewed With gTea: vigor.
Mas2ehasettssseonds the nomination
Of Dsyard.
whru New York vas reached. the
Chairman asked to have the State
passed. Ohio then being next. John
Svyuey presented the name of Allen
G. Thurman, which was most .niLusi-
IsticaIly received.
Pennsylvania being reached, Sr.
DousLterty presented the name Of Gen.
Hancock. Of New York. the mention Of
whose name called forth vociferoas np-
plausei everybody risiog to their feet.
The cry was for Hampton when
South Carolina was called. and the
General taking the platform on his
cratehes. gracefully seconded the nom.
Of Bayard in q brief speech
Hhics was frequently ~spplsuded.
Governor Hubbard. Of Texas second
ed the nomination Of Hancock.
stringfelloE, Of Virginia. seconded
the nomination of Judge Field.
Tie roll Of States YVES concluded ST
ii5 P. II, and a motion to adjourn un-
Ill 10 O'Clock to DoTow morning. vas
By & vote OF 39s 10 32e-
The frst bs!io: was just taken IS =e
go 70 press, cad the following sunDAry !
Of the vote FOR the principal candidates
only be given: Bayard, I63; Hsr-
cock. ILL., Payne, IS; Thurman. s.;
Seymour, g; Hendricks. az: Morrison.
81; Tildeu. 80; Field. IS; Randall. 5;
!; English. I; Lovelsut. 5; /
McCieIlsnd, p; Parker, l. Black, l;
Mcdonald, 8; Lathrop, g.
The CONVENTION then adjourned Until
O'Clock, L. n. Tomorrow.
CIxcrSSATI, June %.
The CommGeis! Of this morning says:
Ohio and Indiana will 20 for Hancock
to-day, and he will probably be nomi-
mated on the hrst ballot.
The Enquire says: The nomination
lies between Hancock and English,
with chances in !aror of Hancock, and
says that If BayIrd's friends break this
morning. Hancock is sure OF il. Nor
rison Of Illinois. will probably be cbos.
en- Vice President. nNew York leaves |
it will be TO 60 for Tilden, and
Ohio men are contemplating the FEAST
bility OF throwing Ohio solid for I'll.
den.
The Cincinnati Convention was
called to order q, 1890 4. n. House
crammed. Weather suitry.
Peckham. OF Albany. y. Y. took the
platform and said that the New York
delegation had received a letter from
Tilden lGreat ehseriug1. r~euourcing
his candidacy for the Presidency:
Peckham then presented the litter
from Mr.. Tiiden, already published.
and said that New York had agreed on
a candidate and bis name was Randall,
Of Pennsylvania.
The roll of States was then called on
the second ballot.
Second ballot-HnncOck, SIG; Bay
ard, 1l3; Field, 65H; Hendricks, 81;
Thurman, 20; Tilden, GH; Randall.
Jewett ]; Parker, 2; English, 10.
Hancock total now is 334-necessary
TO n choice 402.
A number of Chairmep Of delegations
are up on their chairs ~eadeavoring to be
heard. Great confusion. Pennsylva.
mia has changed her vote TO Hancock.
All the delegations on their feet and
have pulled mp their banners. Intense
excitement.
New York has changed her 20 votes
for Hancock.
Hancock is nominated on tho Second
Ballot.
Nearly all the States are turning their
votes to Hancock now; his voto is 501.
Roll Of States called down to Georgia.
All votes solid for Hancock.