The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-07-15

bricks. Alter while the band JOINED
in with the air "We won't 60 home til
morning." which seemed to stimulate The
enthusiasm This scene lasted three OF
four minutes.
Illinois (con inued )-Bayard 8, Nc
Dousll Illinois cast one vote les!
than tie full number
Indiana-Hendr:cks 80
Iowa-C,eveland %, Hendricks 4
When Kan,ucky was called, Mr. Nc.
Kenz e, who had nomina ed Mr. Carlisle
withdrew that nomination and announced
the vote OF Kentucky as follows: Tour.
man |, Cleveland 8, Bayard 7, Hendricks
Is, [Cheers !
LIui sians-Thurmsn l, Cleveland Is
Maine-Clevelsnd IL.
Maryland-CIevelan n, Bavard 6.
Mas assachusetts- 12t, Cleve-
lsnd s, Baysrd II
Michigan-Hendricks l3, Cleveland
l3.
Minnesota-Cleveland Ia.
Missouri Cleveland 81, Bayard s.
Hendricks 6.
Mississippi-BAvard H. Cleveland 2
Hendricks 8.
N4brsska-Bsyard l, Cleveland 9.
Observation-Disclosures 5. Thurman l.
N.w Hamp-hire-Cleveland 8
New Jersey -Bsyar,l 2. Cleveland 5.
Hendricks IL (annonnced as for one oil
the men cheated in 1876
New YorK-Cieveland 70. Mr.. Man.
ming announced that on polling The dele
gates there we're so for Cleveland and
% scattering Mr. Cochrane asked in
the name OF The di,franchised minority
Of the New York delegation 10 have
that last statement extended in the min.
utes.
N 'rth Csrolina-Bayatd %. A dele.
gate stated that there were 16 Of the
North Carolina votes for Bayard and 6
for Ciev .ani, but they had agreed on
this ballot to cast :heir vote as unit.
Ohic-Hendricks l, Hoadly 2, Thur.
man %, Cleveland 81
O;egon-Bsyard 2, Cleveland 2, Hen
dricks 2.
AT this point the Pennsylvania dele.
CATION asked leave 10 retire for consul.
tation. A New. York delegate objected
bat tine Chairman decided that the Penn.
sy'vania delegation had the right to re.
tire for consultation, and 1t did so, amid
great excitement.
Observation-Disclosures 2. Cleveland
20, "as the candidate OF the young De
mocracy."
Arizona-Cleveland Q.
Dakota-Cleveland 2.
y District Of Standardization 2
Idaho-Cleveland 2
Northumberland 2.
Washington terri,orv-Cleveland 2
New exico--Thurman /, Cleveland
L.
Utah-Cleveland l. Hendricks /.
Wyoming-Gleveland 2.
The roll being concluded, Pennsyl.
vania Vas called for, and the chairman
announced for Cleveland AZ.
There was then another noisy demon.
stration. which in errupted the further
announcement OF the Pennsylvania vote
Hendrick, IL, Randall 4. Bayard 2
Thurman
Kansas-Thurmsn 2, Bayard 4, Cleve.
land IL.
Illinois corrected its vote as follows
Hendricks 2. Bayard 3, Mcdonald l
Cleveland 38
Kansas changed her vote as follows
Bsvard 3. Cleveland Is, Thurman 2.
North Carolina changed her % votei
from Bays to Cleveland. (Great ex
citement and cheering.
Virginia changed her vote as follows
Cleveland %. Hendricks /.
Georgia changed her vote as follows
Cleveland %, Bayard 2.
Al this time sll the delegates were oil
theit feet and many Of them we're clam
oring for recognition.
Florida changed her vote as follows
Clevela1d s
West Virginia changed as follows
Cleveland 10.
Maryland changed her 16 votes t,
Cleveland.
The changes were so numerous an,
accompanied with so much uproar ant
excitement that it was almost impossible
to keep track Of them. The Missouri
delegation announced change Of thirty
two votes solid for Cleveland. This sc
of The enthusiasm again. The cheer
ing was deafenlng. An anchor of flow
ers was carried to the New York delega
CATION and stuffed eagle was carried il
the procession.
Mr.. MeDzie OF Indiana changed th
vote of that state to Cleveland, AM
moved that the vote be made unanim ous
When the State OF Illinois was reach
ed, Gen. Palmer arose to announce tn
vote. and said: "Illinois casts oae vot
for Thomas A. Hendricks" and ,hel
paused, as If waiting tor the outcome o
some preconcer.ed arrangement. H
cast his eye toward the Missouri dele
cation. and. apparently in response
Gen. Mansur of Missouri jumped up ant
emitted terrific yell. This was imme
diately taken up by the audience and
tremendous howl arose from all parts o
the hall south of the space allotted t,
delegates. The excitement and nois
swept gradually around among the audi
ence in the rear of the delegates. ant
rolled in q tremendous wave through
the vast mass OF spectators congfegstet
in the north OF the chamber. The Chai
raped the splnters off Of his table il
an effort TO curb the demonstration, bu
he might as well have attempted to stol
an eruption of Vesuvius with the top o.
tack hammer. So far the excitement
has been confined to the audience, with
the exception Of lew enthusiastic dele
gates, who, remaining in their seats
waved their fans AM har dkerch efs
AT length little commOtion was vis;.
| be in the New York delegation, and the
grim visage of the grand sachem o.
Tammary hail was seen slowly rising
on, of the confusion, like the light ol
Eddy some on dark night. Mr.. Kel.
Tvs mouth was as wide open as the large
oritice of pound net. bit whatever in.
dividuai noise was being emitted by TIE
gentleman was drowned in the fTigbtful
uproar which mad taken possession oil