New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
CLEVELAND CHOSEN ON TIE SECOND
BALLOT.
AN EFFORT TO STAMPEDE TIE CONVENTION FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN sHE VOTE.


An FFFoBT TO STAMPEDE THE CONVENTION FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ERE VOTE.
Chicago. July 1.-THE Democratic National
Convention was called to order at o'clock this morn
ing aud PRAYER was offered by the Rev. DIR. Clinton
Locke, Of Grace Church, Chicago. The chairman IN
nourccd that among other letters and kilograms from all
rart OF the country he had received letter from MI
Good win of Massachusetts, with glyel made up from
woods and relics from different parts OF the world
THE CONVENTION IN An UPRoAR.
on motion of a delegate from Pennsylvania second
a ot for President was ordered Mr. snowdsn, OF Penn
sylvaria, with thanks to those who had voted ior
Samuel j. II indan Withdrew that gentlomans name
whsu Illinois reached General Palmer s"lu'
illinois casts one vote for Thomas A. Hendricks. lie
then paused If waiting for the outcome OF some precoh
certed arrangement He cast his eye toward the mis-
souri, delegation and apparently in response Geherh
Mapstlr of Missouri Jumped up and uttered terrno
VEIL This was Immediately taken up by the audience
and tremendous shout arose from all parts o. the ha
south OF the space alot'n 70 n egnrt n cnrb the
demonstration but he might rs wei nave a'temp'ssuW
stop eruption OF Nesuyu, with me TAX pl &c, t
mer Soon a little commOtton was Vlslbe IN the Nv"
York delegation and John Kelly was seen io De M
Ills apnearanc. seemed to I've the signal for general
decentralization on the part Of the sntiCieveand men IN
IN S rp .nrane mos their chairs and raised yell
Of unparalleled intensity the band strucS ny TT ""
lion increased volume until the strains Of music were
loaf in the deafenng uproar one enhus,sstc gF.rS ga
from Indiana MI Gihsep seized the Indiana marA, anu
bore IL to the charnaus desk, waving II fancalN ~
he passed up the aisle n. shouted -omc'nnS ~ we ne
chairmau's ear. The chairman, however,, reiuseu 70
listen but continued to thump the desk win us ga'e
nurinr a this noise Governor Hendricks preserved
an external calmnsss which contracted strtkngy WIN
the frenzy that possessed the vast assenhage Ne sa ~
IL folcn FAST 10 CHAIR. and resisted tho determined
efforts OF horde Of shouting dsegsle- whe uon '" urf
their seats AMI GRADY danced about on his ohhr
violently waving newspaper
DELICATE WITH VolCr LIKE f"d-hoRN' =.
All AT once out Of IN. terrific uproar came =
voice Ike tbe blast OF fcgborn, and MT Deck 81
Indiana called for three cheers for Thomas A.
Hendricks The cheers were given heartily
General Mnnsur forced his way through the crowds to
the platform and anp29noSu .ns mah1t "' ,m rho
chairman with few vigorous hump4 9i MS gave, Nh,n
formed s Missourian that he was out OF order James
VI Qnarles, of lcune'sr" 1loImcd ihe chairman w
siepiornn voice that hs ~ dcsied to pul In nomlna
Ian Tno,naa IIon,iri, . but he mo, with better
sucrcAa Than General Mnnsur uonota Hragg oi WIS,
f,ior,l1bip win the chairman. bot Colonel Villas stcruy
rcpuda,cd a pcr'oua claims ana continued To o'''o''
n ~ hc ro"fs,on lose tho clarau voice Of Secretary
Thomas lcl repeating the call Tor mo vote OF lllno,
hut BOTHER from Illinois, nor any 4ibe, Naio came any
audible response except yoilH Tor IehdiiokA
iNpiANA wirnpRAws MDONAtD.
Senator voorhees, at last appeared NJ tho side ~ tho
Chairman and tho noise aud excitement gradually sub
sldod 10 said,
I.t.nd before you, at tho unanimou. request Of tho
d., rgAtinn of wilton | mcmbel, 10 " thdraw ths
name OF Joseph H. Mcdonald wild applause Tor the
plrpnso AT the proper time. uf casting IA" vote nl
indiiua flf Thomas A. HcRdgoks llirncwrd ana
tremendous applause
kENrrcKY winpRAws CARLISLE.
when Kentucky was called Mckenzie withdrew Car
lis rs name aud announced the vote Of Kentucky rs fol-
lows: For Thurman, Cleveland 81 Baysrd, II lea-
bricks, IS fCneers,l
When New York was called - votes were east for
Cleveland Mr.. Manning announcing that on polling tho
ergates there were for Cleveland and % scattering
Mr. Cochran asked In the name Of thH dsfranchsed
minority OF The NcwlOrk delegation, 10 have that last
Abatement extended on the minutes.
When the rollcall concluded Pennsylvania which
had been passed called and the chairman announced
tie vote as follows For Cleveland, AZ anUhor noisy
demonstratiOnl Hendricks, IL Randall BAyard, 2;
Thurman, l.
CHANGES IN THE VOTES.
At this point the ballot stood as fOllOwsi
Total vote-sl9; necessary to choice, 5i6 -