The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-12
THE SECOND BALLOT DOES 1T.
Like the Leaves in Autumn, the States
Drop into His Lap-A sketch of the
Coming, ConGuering Man
Tho Reform Governor.
Ih0S. Hendricks, OF the Old Ticket,
on the New.
His Nomination Effected Amid Hurri-
cane of EnthuSiasm-An Unparal-
lcleG Sceue-tYOw the Tidings
Were Received, Etc.

NEWS' ADVANCE GUARDS.


CHICAGO, July ll.-lOlj p. m.-While It
seems to be pretty generally believed that
CIevclanG will be nominated 1t is intimated
that if he is not Il success artcra few ballots,
an effort will be made to nominate Hen
bricks Clevelands friends claim he will be
nominated on the third ballot.
1920 p. m.-HendriclS has just entered.
Tremendous chccrng.l
1854 p. m.-It is said that Randall's in
tlucncc will he turned to Cleveland. Nc
Donald, RoSecranS and Villas are the names
most prominent for the Vice Presid dency.
l0:ll n. NIT is reliably stated that Colo
RADIO will change its vote to Cleveland on the
FIRST ballot this morning. Convention assem-
bling.
1915 II. m--Clcycland men claim Illinois
will east n solid vote for Cleveland on the
coming ballot and that Pennsylvania will
give him forty votes, and that Cleveland will
poll at least iOj on the first ballot.
Convention called to order at / :06 a. m.
ll:l5 Il. MA number of kilograms from
various parts of the country suggesting the
proper persons to be nominated, laid on the
table.
H:l7 II m.--Motion that the vote of States
shall not be changed until succeeding ballot,
lost.
li:2oa. m.-pcnnsylyania has Withdrawn
| Randall.
! ll:2l Il. m.-Good deal of consultation going
| on among delegations.
2l:22 Il. m.-Ioll ofStatcs called for second
| ballot.
| Il:23 A. m-Second ballot: Alabama
! Cleveland gains from Thurman
| ll:2l n. .-Colorado-Clcyeland gains 6
| from Thurman.
He's a. -Florida-Cleveland loses q
| Bayard'S gain
lies a. m.--Georgia gains il;
| Bayard loses 3
Illinois cast | vote for Hendricks. Great
| Cheering.
ll:27 a. m.--Applausc and cheers increas-
ing. Many Of the delegates and most the
audience are on their feet The Chairman is
| trying to restore order
ll:2S a. m.-Checring and applause con
tinucS and II is the most dCmonstrative since
the convention met.
| 1881 a. m.--Checring continued. Hand
| ilerchicfs, hats and umbrellas are waving
The band has struck up but can't be heard fOI
the cheering
ll:33 a. m.-rammany men are standing uu
| IN their seats cheering and waving hundlIeI-
chiefs.
1884 "A. m.-Chairman valnly endeavoring
| to restore order.
ll:85 a. m.-Applausc has broken out
ufrcSh.
ll:3G Il. m.-Tammany men call for three
cheers for Hendricks. Renewed applause
| and Kisses.
ll:IOa. m.-Thc tumult has somewhat sub.
sided, through the efforts of the Chairman
and delegates.
ll:il Il. m.-Noorhees has taken the stand
| Renewed cheering
ll:i3 a. m.-'rhe band has struck up again
| Hal n. m.-NoOrhees Is trying To he heard
ll:lG Il. m.-Order restored. Voorhees, with
draws Mcdonald and Will go for Hendricks
Il:i7 a. m.-The tumult has broken out
again. Delegates are struggling to bc heard
Many are consulting with other delegations
II 80 II. m.-lllinOis casts - votes for Cleve-
land, II gain oflO. Great cheerng.l
| 100 a. m.-AbOut half the delegates are OF
their feet and loud demonstrations all ove
the house ltClcveland holds what he hat
in the first ballot the change will give him
majority of the convention,
| ll:3j n. m.-COnsderably more dcmonstra
tiOns Is made by delegates and less i'm tn,
audience than ON Hendricks name.
ll:6 q. m.--Order restored.
ll:1S a. .m.-lllinOiS-Bayurd gains
Indiana casts 30 votes Tor Hendricks
Renewed chocringl
II 2m.-Iown-Clcvelnnd loses /; HondrcS
gets votes I'm Iowa.
l2;Ol p. m.-Pennsylyania retireS for con
| SultutiOn,
l2:Od p.m.--HunSas-Cle gains bay
ard loses !.
l2:OS p. m.-Ecntucky withdraws Carlisle
and cast for Thurman; Cleveland, 3; Bay
ard, :; Hendricks, ID.
l-:W p. Cicycund gains ,
| Thurman, 2.
l2:lO p. -Mayond-Clevcland gains 1
! liUyJrd'> loss,
Tor Hendricks and for Cleveland, II gaii
of3.
Uil2 p. m.-Mlchlgun casts l3 for Hon
bricks.
l2:l3 u. -Mlssouri-Clevcland gains Il
Missouri casts for Hendricks
l2:li p. NJ siSsippi-ticycluud gains /
Hendricks gels -
NcbUsku-Clcvcland gains !.
l2;l5 p. m.--Ncvaln casts tor Hendricks
l2:l5 p. m.-Ncw Jcrscy-Clcvclund gains !
Custs ii for Hendricks.
l2:.O p. m.-OhiO-Iildcn, .; Hendricks, I
only changes,
l2:2ps p. m.-OUgon-C Cleveland gains
rom BHyurd; Hendricks gains ..
l2:9l p, m..-South Corulino-lIcndrloks get
/, Buyurd's loss.
l2;&lg y. m.-TcnucSscc-Thurm gains =
Bayard's loss; Hendricks gets | vote.
t2:23' T.. m.-Clcvcland gains in Texas
Ihurman'S loss.
l2:2i p. Observation-Disclosures gets >.
l2:2l y. m-Wcst NirgiuiA-CicvclUn,
1925 p, m.-lIendrcl,s gets ,; Clcyclan,
l2:9i p. m,-Distrlct OF Columbia, give
Hcndricks2 ..
l8 without Pennsylvania, who is just com
Ing in.
i2;g7 p. m.-Pennsylvaniu, gives Clevelon,
49, making his Total on this ballot l7l
l2:2S p. m.--SccOnd bullot-Clrvclnnd ia
Hendricks l2ilg; Bayard, ljOl,: Thurman
60; Randall, .; McnOnnld, >; Tildcn, 2.
i2:2o p. p.n.-lllnois changes from Clcvc
land To Bayard.
, l2:aOp. m.-EanSas changes, giving Clcvc
1891 p. m.-North Carolina change - from
Bayard tu Cleveland,
1884 p, m,.-Ohio trying to change her vote
Great confusion. ClrVeland's friends cluin
there will be changes enough to give him
nomination on this ballot
l2;S p. m.-Nirgintt changes, giving Glove
? land Il gain of 10.
i2;S7 p. m.-So far Cleveland has 5C7; h,
lacks 10 votes.
l2:3S y. m,--GeorgiS changes to Cleveland,
gain OFFS.
l2:3g y. m.-Clcveluud's nomination Is con
ceedcd. Anumher Of delegations are Strug
Cling To bC heard to change their vuies,
1870 p. m.-Clcvcland nominated ol
second ballot,
ls:il y. m.-tircat cheering; bands playing
waving Of hats and handkerchicls. \ larg,
floral piece With an eagle ON top and IN,
name "Clpvclnnd" Is lust brought In.
l2.iS n. M Guns are being fred un The out
side. The rcpor, that Kelly has withdraw
from the hall Is erroneous. lie Is still here.
1851 p. m.-lIcndrclts requests that III,
nomination of Cleveland Je made unani
nous.
1851 p. m,-IArgc portrait Of Cleveland
= Just brought in. Fresh applauscl
l:lh y. Unofficial second ballot; Glove.
land, lN,; BnNnrl, 81; Hendricks ij's; Thur.
man, I; Mcdonald, >; Randall T.
l;l7 p. discrimination of Cleveland mnd,
unanimous,
l:lSp. m.-Clcvcand's portrait being placed
In front of the platform amid much applause
l:2lp, m,-MHllnCc, Of Pennsylvania, moved
for II recess until p. M, In order to Civ,
time for consultation on the Nlcc-P Presidency
Carried,
: i.2Sp melt is said Villas will he nominated
for Vice President.
l.3j n. m.--ConVcntlnn adjourned TIL 5p IN
EVENING SESSION,
d:llp. n,--Thp convention Is assembling
Gen. Mack, of Illinois, Is being mentioned
IL for thetaNlcp- prcsidcucv. IL Is snld that
nci.tor AtadricSs or Mcnnnnld would ar-
ncccpt. sNllas and Rnsccrans seem To have