Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

Sucl lTcutueut. OlcS HCE5 uot u po nau II Huy
such way. Applause.
Nj. Young, of Georgia. us chairman
of tho committee on credentials c,csed
committee had found OILY one regular deleea
ton hero from N. Y. ADD they had recommend
cd their ADMISSION Tilden waa not before this
to God he was. Applause. Tho question WAS
Simply as to who were tho IighlfuI representa-
tives of New YORK.
The Chair stated that the question WAS FIST
upon substituting the minority for tho majority
report and ordered the roll call.
Tho tctsl vote on the motion 10 substitute tho
minority report ~as: Ayes .Gj!; nee, Ij7-
New York not voting.
The msjority report was adopted.
CINCINNATI June 2a-The cIucs!anIs from
New York wern invited to seats % the flor.
The report If tho coalmttco on permanent
organization was adopted, and Gov. Stevenson
escorted TO tic chair. being received With
cheers. The report II recommends til, admission
OF tho decgatcl from the Territories aud the
Dlstic. of Columbia without right to vote.
Tic report of the Committee on platform
coograulatcs tho Country upon al csaare from
| third term, ard regrets that SamuelJ. Tllden
has Withdrawn as 4 candidate.
A motion to adjsurn was lcs'.
The committee on resolutions not log ready
TO report, motion to proceed To nominating
| candidate for President was carried. and call
OF tho roll of States ordered for tho presentation
oil names.
Whonualirtr0ia WIS reached Mr.. McEIthroth
nomiogted s. }. Field.
Colorado seconded the lomioation OF Judge
Field.
Delaware nominated Senator B,yad, which
Was received with great applause.
Illinois lr.scItcd the namo CT w. Il. MorIi.
son.
lndlipa put ia nomination. Thomas A, He.-
iricls.
Massachusetts, s,c,nlc1 The limitation Ct
Baynrj.
The State Of Nav York Wis pasycd By.
Ohio nominated Allen e. Thurmaa.
PENNSYLVANIA presented the nam? OF GacCral
W. S. Hancock
Mr.. Dougherty said i! Hat c,ck was uomi
mated he would BE- elected aud he would c.rap
Iy take his seat
When South Carolina was rcachol great cl;s
were mado for Hampton.
Gen. Hampton took tho ii ifgrl on his
crutchcs nEd rTo:ivrd most rntiu:ias io ra-
copi1n.
Gen. Hampton y the n1uiipation Of
Bayar1. llsw.s frequently cictlul turirs his
remarks.
Gov Hubbard, Of Tcx,s, s;o,n lod shY nom
inaiion of Hancock.
Mr.. Strin2t.llow. CT Nirgiti,. seconds the
nomin ton Of Field.
j. W. Dlbic, of Eirgiuil, .coLdad the
noll9aIloa oil Hancock amidst great cnthua.
ism.
}. III. Good. OF West virginia, stcoul,d Ike
nowiGation OF Thurman.
Tho roll oil States concluded at I.43.
When the secretary read Tho names Of candi
| dates IN nomination, llanci ci j mama rd I'll
others IN outourSts Of onlhusiasm.
Mr.. Preston, OF Ky, moved That the c,E-
| Vcn'lon priced at orc> to ballot fer President
Judge lloadley moved that tho convention
adjouru till 10 o'clock TO morrow.
lost by the sound.
a division Was called for. aud hl rel, Of lho
States cllIed
Cor 8 dcrahl. confusion anl cauausing am1ng
the deIega:ijns.
Tho motion to tdiourn WIS rtj c,cl-ycas
500, noes 39S.
1t is probable that not N no than ono b,lIot
| will DO taken to night.
The roll OF States was ordered and c.lod for
ballot.
First ballot Alabama not ready; Arkansas,
Field, -; California, Field G, Thurman >; Hen
bricks |, Seymour ,; Colorado, 4 for Fold, 5
for w. a. II. LoveIand; Connecticut, Payne, ..
}ayart, 4. Hendricks, 3. Thurman .; Delaware,
B.yard. E; Florida, R,yard, s; Georgia, Han-
cock, S, Field s. EaSsrd, S. Hendricks, |;
Illinois, Morrison. II; Indiana. Hendricks, So
iowa, B.yard, 3. llotdricks. .. Payne, .,
Mcdonald, ,. Hancock. !; Kansas. Thomas
Paync, of Ohio. 10; Kentucky, Bysrd, 6.
!laocock, |, Thurman, I. Hendricks, =,
tiden, 5 lchccIs), Field. ,. Mcdonald, |;
LOUISIANA, Hancock, lG; Maine, Ilauc OK, II;
Marylatd. Bayard, lG; Massachusetts,, Bavsrd,
lI4; Hancock. 6; Tildou, =; Randall. Of Pom,
sylvania. ,; Field, Il; halt vnto for Hon
drck;; and half tor Thurman. Michigan, La
tthtrop. Of Michigan. 10. TiIdcn. l.,
Payne, l, Seymour. |, Mcclellan, l, Bayard,
=, Hancock, S, Field, 4, absnntccs, 7;
Wisolusio, Bayard, c. Hancock, l, Morrison,
10. Mcclellan. |, Field. .; Alabama, Bayard,
7. Hancock, +. Field, ., Thurman. |:
Minnesota, Hancock, 10; Mississippi, Bayard,
5, Hammock, 5. Field, =. TiIdeu. |; Missouri,
iiden, !, Bayard. i, Hendricks, ;, Morrison, 4
iisuoock, II; Nebraska. for Poyoe. OF Ohio;
tN,,V,da, Field, 3. TrIdou 5; Now Hampshire,
Hle'd' |, Thurman. .. Bsyard, g. Hancock, 4;
New Jersey, Bayard TO- Randall 8. Hendricks
4; Joel Parker, OF N. j., |; New Y ork, Payne,
Of of, ono, TO- 1chse's and hs1.s); North Caro-
Ina, naySrd L nancock 9, Hendricks l. scy.
mour |, Judeo Black, Of ps.. l. Tllden !; Onio.
Thurmau. a.; Oregon Field 4. Tllden .:
Psnusy l7ania. Field l. Seymour 5, Randall l.
Hancock %, B.yard !, Tilden Is; Rhode la
lnnd, Seymour |, Tidau | Euglish, of c., |,
Field l, Baysrd ,. Hauc,k .; South Carolina,
Bayard IA; Tennessee, Hancock l. Field .,
Thurman l, Bayard Q; Texas, Hendricks
|; Thurman !. Bayari 5, IIauock 9;
Vermont, Hauucck 10; Virgina. Bayard
10. Field Q. Hsncock 8.
Whole vote 1873; necessary 10 choice 402;
Bayard ll9; Hancock liz; Payne o.; Mcdonald
3; Eovelsnd s; Seymour 8; ThurmanC9I; Hen
or dnGks al Morrison &C.: Mcclellan 2; Jew
|; Illdon IS Jeremish Black l Field G5.
tcs leads on lst ballot. Outside pressure
Tor Harc 1ck is more than all tho rest put to.
ge:her. The chairman ordered the band to plsv
while tho clerks mako the footing aereo.
sat VI p. n. tho convention sdlurned ill
10 o'clock tomorrow.
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