St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-11
THE CONVENTION
Detailed and Verbatim Re
port of the Proceed
ings Yesterday.
The Day Session Devoted to EulO-
gieS Of Men Proposed for
Nomination.
At the Night Session Platform Re-
ported and Adopted and One
Ballot Taken.
Cleveland Far Ahead, but Lacks 142 of the
Necessary TwO-Thirds to NOmi-
nate.
Ben Buffers Minority Platform Voted
Down in Proportion of Seven
to One.
Cleveland Far Ahead, but Lacks 142 of the
Necessary TwO-Thirds to NOmi-
nate.


applauded his speech in seconding the nomina-
received and read from the chairman of the com
mittee on resolutions stating that the committee
notwithstanding constant and patient efforts had
not yet been able to complete a platform and
would not be prepared to make completed re-
port before Z p. m.
The unfinished business of yesterday being
the call of states for nominations, was resumed.
Mr.. Mansur, of Missouri, came to the platform
and made nomination speech, He SAID that
Missouri would have given 30 stalwart Democrat
&c votes for the old ticket headed by the Sage
of Gramercy and his yenerated friend from In
diana, Mr.. Hendricks). AS they could not have
the old ticket he had been casting about to see
who was the man who, in the emergency should
lead the embattcd hosts of the Democracy to a
grand and glorious victory. Nothing short of u
blunder would cause the Democracy to lose the
election. With % Democratic governors and
% Democratic legislatures, representing
253 electoral votes ont of 401
nothing but fatal blunder could make the
Democracy lose The man in his mind
spoken Of as the noblest Roman Of them all, AL
Ian G.. Thurman, of Ohio. ECheers. He there
fore seconded that nomination. He had looked
i'll Mr. Thurmans face yesterday, and recognized
in him ''The colossal Democrat Of the country
1.-THE BISMARCK OF AMERICA"
With Thurman as their standard bearer they
could carry Ohio and New York and California.
In proof of this statement he repeated CONVEX
sation he had had with Gen. Spinola and other
Tnmmuny men, and read kilograms from Ohio
and California In conclusion he declared (be-
fore Cod that the Democracy was hungry, even
unto death, not for the yenal spoils of Office, but
for the glory Of doing good to their fellow be-
mgs Laughter and applause
When COL Mansell concluded, Mr.. Livingston,
OF Missouri rose in his place and said. Mr. Chair
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Simply DESIRE SIR 10 second the nomination OF
Grover Cleveland, Of New York. Cheers.
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permitted except by unanimous consent.
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MI harrington, OF Missouri desire III be-
half of majority OF the Missouri delegation.
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hcroorucFs, Is the candidate we now present 10 the
lu"uEoiI VI 'onSlu'Fa''ol on 'nis conventions "o'.
ve"'Ie Ito'"E, Oh 'n'"' lAPpIauSc' our
hope IN hlm rests not upon lalth' out upon
recorded history ana accomplished
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never p''n beaten at tue p1lIs' App.ause' IN
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endorsement ever given 10 a Democrat in OHIO,
lAppauscl receiving 10000 more votes than
your great leader of the last presidential contest,
the soldier statesman, Winfield Scott Hancock.
APPLAUSE. George lloady Is known TO the
nation as a great lawyer, rs a wise statesman, as
a fearless, aggressive leader. He is man of
acknowledged ability, OF undoubted integ
Tity, man Of courage rs well
a. OF wisdom his whole public
hud prlNate ne Is without stalh auu without
scandal. Whenever aud wherever he has been
tried he has been found stronger than his party,
aal pure as its cause, lie has been the
chosen advocate of our party in denouuciug aud
condemning the great fraud of 1877. Applause
Since that day, mp TO this hour. Geo. Hoady
has been the friend and confidential adviser and
60 DAY would make Northy successor OF that
lost and iuustrious Democrat, Samuel j. Tilden.
Applause Under his leadership, under his
banner We eau save Ohio to ourselves in October
sud give it 10 you in November Under his
leadership Ohio can enter the race for the
browning glory at the polls; she can
struggle with an her sisters TO make her borders
thc bcsrthstoue OF free institutions and the cen
trail home of Democracy in this great Union.
Under him Ohio can strike the first successful
blow i'm that victory which, under the providence
OF God, will commit 5o.00O,000 Of people to the