The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-17

of New York These gehti Snsns wtII pIease M.
.seM6le at the Indiana dsleSs tion ind escort the
Sspsss 81
sim delegationt Mr.. Villas Eon arisiie rom his
seat was greeted with wolff nous cheerine, whIoh
mss Sbsa sos many gente
bricks, leading, and aacendsd the platform.
Wnere ther appearance was greeted with great
The Temporary Chairman Gentlemen Of tbs
convention, have the honor to introduce to YOU
the Hon. Mr.. Villas Of Wisconsin. as the elected
permanent president OF ynnr. body Loud ape
courtesy and attention yon have given me 4 i'm
yoke for him who will need It much less Gran
have needed It resign u j = 7.
Col, VVilas then made an ablespeech. Of apar=
tsan character, which was received with great
aPplau y 81. ssttI{asst1s .sSiTI .5
NJ sovden Of Pennsyl yania offered the fol;
the invention nov calling liz ri 81 satea
iplacing I'm pomina ton candi dates of the fespec-
I'VE states for nomination to the Office Of presi-
dent Of the United States! ~ u 3iTlsi
/; This Yves adopted after ashort debate on ques-
uon az n order. When Delaware was called,
amidst enthusiastic cheering, George q Gray
PRESENTED the name Thomas Francis aneas
when The state 81 Indiana was I. cal il, loud
cheers rent the r,ttands Mr. Menzielof that
REQUESTS the Hon. Thomas a. Hendricks to
present the inamel of Indiana q candidate for
the presidency. 2 Mr. Hendricks came forward
amidst perfect outburst Of enthusiasm lasting
several minutes. Upon partial subsistence Of
na Tia galSsry dslesSe With yoss
the; iolt ticket fand they were given with ok
ordinary Yigor. Mr., Hendricks was intro
ducedt and presented the name OF ex-senator
Joseph RI Macdonald Of Indiana din q lengthy
the platform and made . strong speech econd-!
ing the nomination. Of McD Donald. 3s.H
Mr. Spencer of Cali fornia- The delegates
from California have decided tnat the Hon
John MaBrecke nridge shall present the name
q Tho Chair Gentlemen ii the y convention,
the Hon, John. M Breckenridge q son OF. the
un5ustly deprived Of lis Office, viii now Cd
4 dress the convention as the representative Of
short peeeh, presented the name Of AlenG q.
Thurman tsof Ohio: by unanimous tc6nsent,i
Gen. Dnrhin Ward Of Ohio took the platform
and seconded the nomination OF Thurman
James AZ NICK nzie of Kentucky sI desire, Ia
y the name Of . state that will give 80 600 ma
jority to the nominee OF this convention, to-
place in nominad on for the highest office with
IA the reach Of human ambition, the name of
the present distinsuished speaker Of the Ameii-
lcan sJohns q. Gar isley q u }SttS1
When Mila9siaaippi was :; reached ~ Walthall
Through the Hon. Charles e! Hooker, gdesired
70 second the.n nominate Of the Hon Thomas
ri Bayard 81 Delaware Gen. Hooker was re-
sceived with cheers, and made an eloquent
speech in behalf of.Bayard; Is ii q
| Nj. Manning of3NeW York arose and said: MI.
Chairman, New York presents the name Of Coy;
4 Cleveland, and desires to be heard through
David tLoekwoodsnfS BnRal0. Mr. lockwood
made good speechl and it WAS well received,
sssssd sss hs H9f ass e sss
Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago 4 assuring
Mr., Grady that he would be recognized in his;
stmns sMr..Harrison made speech seconding
stnaminat6n Of Grover Cleveland When he!
bed concluded there were cries IF ely and
z I. Richard AL. Jones ipf Rochester,. Minnesota
then spoke, from the platform in behalf of
Cleveland He; acknowledg that Minnesota
was republic state, but pleaded with hia;
hearers e gXe bee chance e aSa e thsse
Such additions, hei said, would be easier vera
Grover Cleveland chosen 90 the leader OF
the party, and the announcement was greet
cd with loud cheers. TO many Min;
sne6otl1u6 MI JOn6S' VOICE and 1n1egtl0nB TOf
emphasis recalled those fsof O. K. Davis Of ST.
Paul, though the, similarity between the men
ends with the points ment toned. y Mr.. Jones
spoke for less than three minutes, and In clos!
ing beamed with good Il umor npon the deless
gates whom he thanked for their attention and
applause q i. q. ],
Mr. Grady OF New York next got the plat
form Before he had gone on FIVE minutes It
WAS plain that the only purpose 81 his speech
was an attack on CLEVELAND; and Gen. Bragg
made the point Of order. that the order Of bust
ness was the nominating and not the defama-
ton of candidates. The chairman was dis
posed to snstain the point, when the willy Man
ning played his trump card Y aud
asked in thee name d; Of j the
New York delegation that Grady be heard pa
5hently, regardless Of the rule. No other OBJ
Siestion being made, he was permitted to go on:
! The shreWdness Of this move was proceeded,
with what turned ont to be al hours diatribe,
faccumHla ting all the st0clS arguments against
Cleveland which have been hoWled through the
thotels corridors since Sunday. The interest ID
Grad speech subsidized "a the contest over Il
Goehran Il New York az msd IL long speech
amidst % good deal; Of wrangling on points Of
order The call had only reached Rhode Island
whom the convention adj ourned