Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-11
pESNsyLv ANA ST ,nrs rnr TIDE.


PESNSyLV ANA ST tRrs TDE TIDE.
Tho DUlegatC- IumUliOg pNsr Que Another
iu,n tho cleveland Column.
The roll bciug concluded, Pennsylvania
was called for, and the chairman Gu
nOuuCod for Cleveland, AZ. There was
another noisy demonstration, which inter
ruptCd the further announcement OF tho
Pennsylvania vote, Hendricks, IL, Randall
4, Bayard =, Thurman 1. Illinois corrected
it's vote as follows: Hendricks /, Bayard
3, Mcdonald 3, Cleveland 81; Kansas
changed its vote as follows: Bayard 3,
Cleveland Is, Thurman 2 North Carolina
changed her 90 votes from Bayard to
Cleveland. [Great excitement and great
| cheering Virginia changed her vote as
follows: Cleveland 90, Hendricks 1:
Georgia changed her vote as follows;
Cleveland %. Bayard ?.
a sceno OF VIVA UxcItsineDt.
by this time all the delegates we're on
| their feet, aud most of them olamering
for recognition Florida changed her vote as
follows Cleveland 8. Virginia changed as
follows: Cleveland 10. Maryland changed
her lG votes To Cleveland. Changes were 80
numerous and accompanied with 50 much
uprOar ard excitement that IL was almost
impossible to keep track of them. Tho
Missouri delegation announced change of
| its 32 votes Tor Cleveland. This SGT off tho
| enthusiasm again and the cheering was
| deafeuing. An anchor Of flowers was car
ried to the Now York delegation and q
| stuffed eagle was carried in the procession.
| The band struck up some patriotic atra
and flags and banners were waved, and
the excitement gained it's fever point be
cause tho Cleveland vote had nearly
reached tho necessary two.thirds. At this
iuucturo wnen the success of Cleveland
was certain, some Of the minority delegates
left the hall. Outside the artillery began
to boom and inside the uproar was tre
mcudous. The change OF California was
announced as Cleveland 3, Thurman 8
Menzies, Indiana, changed the vote of thai
state to Cleveland, and moved that The
vote be nade unanimous. Illinois changed
her vote of Al TO Cleveland Kansai
changed also for Cleveland IL, Bayard /.
| The chairman stated that he would rule
out OF order the motion to make the vote
unanimous until after tho result was an
uounoed. California again changed her
yOte 10 solid for Cleveland. South Caro-
lima changed: Cleveland 10. Bayard 8.
Texas gave her 2G votes for Cleveland.
OHIO changed her vote AZ follows: Cleve-
land 27 Thurman 10. Tennessee changed
|
her 90 votes solid to Cleveland. At this
moment an immense painting of Cleveland
war carried on the platform, waiting to be
set up whom the vote should DO announced
and still the work of changing votes was
goinC on in tho most confused manner.
John Kelly, attended by some of his sup
pOrteTs, lott tho hall, confused and dis
CustGd at his thorough defeat.
giaYoisDd's Overwhelming NominatioD
The votes Of states in the detail wer O ther
Il o'clOck) announced by clerk for ve:ifi
cation. The general result was announced
rs follows ut l:l0 p. III. Whole number o
votes cast $50. Nccossary.to choice SAT
Cleveland, GS3, Bayard, Sly, Randall 4
Hendricks 40 }, Mcdonald 2, Thurman 4
Tho question was then put ON Menzies
motion 10 make the nomination unanimous
aud it carried trumphaatly.
Sketch OF tho UsnGidato.
Stephen Grover Cleveland was born il
Caldwell. Essex county, N. j., March Is
1887. His parents having removed t,
Onondaga county, N. y, he worked in
country store in Fayetteville, after a shor
term OF study in athe Clinton academy i,
| Oneida county. For one year no taugb
the blind in an asylum in New York city
and then sought his fortune in Cleveland
, Ohio. lie stopped On route ut Buffalo q
visit his uncle, Hon. Lewis L. Allen, and
, changing his plans, began the study of lay
o in that CITY. la 1859 he was admitted t
T the bar, in 1862 appointed assistant dstriC
:. attorney for Erie county, aud in 1865 wa
: defeated for district attorney. In 1860
\ was elected sheriff of Eric county, an
0 when his term expired was elected mayo
b Of Buffalo in 1874. 10 practiced law unit
0 in 1881, he was elected governor of Ne'
0 York over Secretary Folger by majorit
| of l0G, 900, which office he now holds. III
, | il "a nephew of ex-senator Grover, q
= Oregon, is q bachelor, and weighs abou
| OIO nOnuds