New-York tribune., 1880-06-25

OgnZe that, and, recognising It, we VIII ave MN SVr
dial a candid hearty and an earnest support Ana ID
the namo of South Carolina that State Whicn has 80
lately returned and come into the s9terhood OF
that we scarcely dared TO count the Democratic Not ~
behalf OF that State here pledge mysei TefE nG,h
Carolina will give aa large Democratic majority ~ Any
other State In this Union.
Judge HOadly, of Ohio, said:
Gentlemen OF the Convention: Ohio sends me mere
to second the motion ONO is the right OF the hed OF
combat along the skirmish line Ohio stands upon the
right and Indiana upon the left Victory In OCTOBER IN
Ohio s unanimous one in November lapplanseI, ana
that we are going TO have; Men OF Vo' hs maSpscent
assembly Of the Democrats OF the Union wlsh 10 Say
ness of the night and amid the hundernEs OF tho great
cataract where the hosts OF American soldiers met the
said to Gosn Miner that battery
and take it, lAgpau9G John Miller a6sTereG' 6S
Gays @ II. to- take he Garfield Sa1ey
we Will try The good God with holy cause Of our
own the Democracy other States sendng their silver
tongucd orators to help, We VIII do IL lslGnt apt
plauscl and when the 4h OF March next our gallant
leader Winfield Scott Hancock. shall have inscribed MS
name ut the OF the inaugural message there VIII
be recalled TO eySry memory t@ m % G.neE
applause and cheers
TIE NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS.
Mr. Stevenson, the Chairman, then said:
Tho motion has been ade that Winfield Scott Han
cock he declared unanimously elected tue DemocratIe
President Of these United States. Great laughter aud
applause Those in favor viii say ave. shouts OF nyesl
you who opposed Will say nO-the moon unanimously
adopted aid Hancock is elected daughter, applause
and checrs.l
After the confusion had subsided the chairman
introduced Senator Voorhees,.
Mr.. Voorhees, spoke, and was followed by Mr.
Faulkner. of New-YOrk, and Mr.. Breckenridge, OF
Kentucky. Mr Faukners speech was on the sub
ject of alleged fraud III 1876
Just at this point of time John Kelly, Amnsa j..
Parker, Augustus Sche!l, and other representatives
of Tammany entered the hall. Their appearance
was tho signal for enthusiastic applause As they
slowly made their way up to the platform the band
struck up st. Patrck's Day" and the whole andi-
ence rose, cheered and waved hats. fans and hand
kerchieis
The Chairman presented Mr.. Kelly with the re-
mark TINT to-day the Convention had united the
gallant Democracy of Ncw-York
MIR. KELLY'S SPEECH.
Nr. Kelly, speaking in Il clear and firm tone of
voice, said:
you mat by your action II to-day III nominating Gcncr'i
Hancock you have united :c Dem rracy ~ The STATE Of
told yuu uuly-tApplaIl-r and voice hurrah.'' v
While mys,li aud ny octhern here on the r1eht hive
been fighting each Ojler IUuicaly Tor tie last five
years. they dOubi VIII a@r"c "itn That anl going
Iosay-ie past dilGIfnrrs IT, 4IniNhru nom our mid,
fu vOu Of what has rict since We came u the
cT ,i Ci,riJ natl New, az ~ slI refer IN IA pOlii-
@ TtH 81 Wv ~, Ini has ransyri n the 81 tc in Which
we 1--we. IAppaus" We have disagreed simply poilil-
caliy. Our personal relations we've never severed.
fIoiigh sometimes our pOca anVeti"S oft II led rs
into making passionate Remarks against zen other In
sober mom' nt> wien We have tiine I" rIr thrh
we See IKE sensible men, tha, W" have committed an
error and wiling 10 ask each diners ioiENcmrS :
fAnnlau.e. cheers, and a voice "GOOI ior lUu.'l !
thirk that fl .ndS L'rr ugrn the iighi. a. sand
agree win me upon t.,s question. that The great state
Of NewIOTk canGCt Ue carried unless there b" united
Democracy In that state. NV mat We are u.llc' l
non that there clh o"' no uoupl rs I" "i',t w,
result Will that state III Nu'"inher next. 'irea
hi n II slatt~na. When utru,tcd with pUw"r by the
Cnvrnment hr rccol ccir hc 'ai tha he owed To the
ueoujp Of this country cuiy and whCn the Goyrrn-
nrut expected him clnth" VIII TIE military HuthrrtY
as me- was that hc Snoud laEr the place o, HE clNu
noble America. sad: 1t ia" civiI power Ir'i Lr
rc,. and when t;ir uiliiar' ""c !, Nant'd 10 Snl~
protect GOV Vcrnitemt am away yonr servant
NV g.ntiemrn. V"u nave II, mi'4at'd = soldier. We
have mad great the I""pir OF th,' Hmirl ;
we do nu desire discuss tie question oi ih" t- war
at nj, but ihihk that, under lie 81 rHH-iIEcrs. JUu
have nominated Il - M. .ruJu.a ~ntGiof - sidc.nsn
and !. Dc rUcrl. against Ni"I hoihin- IA Ia "oild
fn fin"f ." OF oI' tie great XrxmJr nd his h,"H H
when tn suicrs 81 hts s"n were rrith "i'i - ~ "ir
they rcsored IL the plt aux W" can sl' oi G,n'rni
Hancock has his rna NIX hud his S"lGi- IN the
hearts oi tue great American uropic
nave -aid to my hIcthr'i from ihr SiH"o N'W-f"ik
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a, know We VIII, and thr mn "hu once rll I" tH'
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