Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

Zie, who bad nominated Carlisle, Withdrew
that nomination and announced the vote o
! Kentucky a. follows: Thurman, l Cleve
land, 3; Bayard, Z; Hendricks, Is.
Louisiana: Thurman, /; Cleveland, Ii
Maine: Cleveland, II.
Maryland: Cleveland, 10; Bayard, 9.
Massachusetts, Hendricks, 13t; Cleve
land, s; Bayard, y.
Michigan: Hendricks, IS; Cleveland, Is
| Minnesota Cleveland, Ii.
Missouri: Cleveland, 3; Bsyard, 8 Hen
| bricks, 6.
Mississippi: Baysrd, IA; Cleveland, 2
| Hendricks, ..
Nebraska: Bayard. /; Cleveland, o.
Nevada: Hendricks, 3; Thurman, /.
New Hampshire: Cleveland, s.
Now Jersey: Bsysrd, ,; Cleveland, q
Hendricks, 1 announced az for one Of the
men cheated III 1870.
New York: Cleveland, -. Mr.. Man
ming announced that on polling the dele
gates there were 80 for Cleveland and 2.
scattering. Mr.. Cochran asked, in the
name Of the disiranchised minority OF tbs
New York delegation, TO have that las
statement extended on the minutes.
North Carolina: Bayard, %. A delegatc
stated that there were rs OF North Caro-
lins's votes for Bayard and 6 for Cleveland
but they had agreed on this ballot to cas-
their vote as = unit.
Ohio: Hendricks, 1; Tilden, 2; Thur.
man, %; Cleveland, II.
Oregon: Bayard, 2; Cleveland, .; Hen
bricks, 3.
o. Pennsylvania was passed for the present
Rhode Island: Bayard. 2; Cleveland, g.
South Carolina: Bayard, 2; Cleveland,
8; Hendricks. /.
Tennessee: Bayard. 10; Thurman, IL
Cleveland, 3; Hendricks. 1.
Texas Hendricks. /; Thurman, |
Bayard, Ia; Cleveland, II.
Vermont: Cleveland, 8.
Virginia: Cleveland, IS; Bayard. g.;
Hendricks, ,; Thurman, l.
West Virginia: Thurman, .; Randall,
/; BayaTd, 8; Cleveland, 6.
Wisconsin: Hendricks, .; Cleveland,
70 tas the candidate Of the young Demo
cIacy).
Arizona: Cleveland, ..
Dakota Cleveland, ..
District OF Columbia: Hendricks, ,.
Idaho Cleveland. ,.
Montana: Cleveland, 2.
Washington Territory: Cleveland, ..
New Mexico: Thurman, !; Cleveland, 1.
Utah: Cleveland, Hendricks, |.
Wyoming: Cleveland, ..
The roll being concluded. Pennsylvania
was called. aud the chairman announced
Cleveland. ~ another noisy demonstration,
which interrupted the further announce
ment OF Pennsylvania vote; Hendricks,
IL; Randall, g.; Bayard, 2; Thurman, l.
CHANGING TO CLEVELAND.
Illinois corrected ITS vote rs follows
Hendricks, !; Bayard. 9 +; Mcdonald, 3;
Clcvesnd. 81.
Kansas changed as follows: Bayard, 5;
Cleveland. Is; Thurman. ,.
North Carolina changed her % votes from
Bayard to Cleveland. (Gret excitement
and cheering.)
Virginia changed her vote to : Cleveland,
%; Hendricks, /.
Georgia changed to: Cleveland, %; Bay
ard. ..
AT this time all the delegates we're on
their feet, and many OF them clamoring for
recognition. Florida changed to Clcye-
land s, West Virginia changed to Cleye.
land 10, and Maryland changed her 1G
votes TO Cleveland. The changes were so
numerous, and accompanied with so much
uprOar and excitement, that il was almost
impossible to keep track OF them. The
Missouri delegation announced the change
Of its - votes solid for Cleveland.
EXCITEMENT AND ENTHUSIASM.
This set of the enthusiasm again, and
the cheering was deaiening. An anchor OF
flowers were carried to the New York del
egation, and stuffed eagle was carried in
the procession. The band struck up more
patriotic airs. and flags and banners were
point because the Cleveland vote had
nearly reached the necessary two thirds.
At this iunclure, when the success OF
Cleveland was certain. some of the minor
fly delegates left the hall. The outside ar
tilery began TO boom, and the inside up
roar was tremendous.
MORE CHANGES.
Then tue change OF California was an
nounced: Cleveland, s; Thurman, 8.
Mr.. Menzie, OF Indiana, changed the
vote Of that State 10 Cleveland, and moved
that the vote be made unanimous.
Illinois changed her vote OF A 10 Cleye-
land.
Kansas changed also: Cleveland, II /;
Bayard, l.
The chairman stated that he would rule
out OF order the motion 20 make the vote
UNANIMOUS until after the result was an-
nounced.
California again changed her vote, 16
Csolid) for Cleveland.
South Carolina changed: Cleveland, 10;
Bsyard, g.
Texas gave her whole 20 votes for Cleye-
land.
Ohio changed her vote /: Cleveland, 81 ;
Thurman, 10.
Tennessee changed her vote to Cleye-
land.
Iowa transferred her 20 votes solid to
Cleveland.
JOHN KELLY LEAVES THE HALL.
at this moment an immense painting OF
Governor Cleveland was carried on the
platform, waiting to be set up when the
vote should he announced, aud still the
work Of changing votes was going on in the
most confused manner. John Kelly, AZ
tended by some supporters, left the hall,
confused and disguised at his thorough de-
feat. The votes Of the States In detail were
then Il o'clock announced by the clerk for
yerihcation.
THE OFFICIAL RESULT.
The general result was announced as
follows at lilo T. NJ:
Whole NUMBER OF votes cast. ....... S2D
Necessary 20 choice ..........5 SAT
Cleveland received. .................G 83
Hendricks ..s.................. 45i
Bsyard.. ....-............... Slt
HcDopald -..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
-, asauu'i' .'''..''''.. ..s.s...........
tburinsh' ............ .........--...
The question was then put on Mr.. Men
zie's motion 10 make the nomination unani-
nous, and IL was carried triumphantly.
The mammoth oll-painting, a representa-
ton OF Cleyeland's head and bust, was car
ried In front OF the speaker stand and ex.
hibited TO the enthusiastic spectators, who
greeted IL with cheers aud whistling and
waving OF everything that could be put
into requisition for that purpose. while
tie band played Marching Through
Georgia." "The Red, White, and Blue"
and other airs.
After order was restored the Chair an.
nounced that the motion 10 make the nomi-
nation unanimous having been carried,
Grover Cleveland was declared the nomi-
nee Of the national Democracy for the next
presidency Of the United States. Cheers
GoyERSoE noADLY CARBOHYDRATES.
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