The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-12

% tbSir IeeJ anu CHOoIluk luoJs
while they waved fame, hats and
handkerchief. The spectators took
part in the demonstration. hut mol
to the same extent as in the case OF
Hendricks After awhile the band
Joined in the air, "We1l MT go
Home till Morning" which seemed
to stimu late the enthusiasm. THIS
Gene lasted three or four minute.
Illinois continued. for Bayard 8. Nc
Donald |. Illinois was one vote less
than the full number. Indiana gave
or Hendricks 30, Iowa gave
for Cleveland %, Hendricks 4.
At this point the Pennsylvania deli
tgation asked time to return for
consolation. A New York dele>
gate objected, hut the chairman de-
cided that tho Pennsylvania dele
cation hal the right to retire for
consultation, and it did SO amid great
excitement. The call OF the roll
proc edipg. Kansas pave for Thu'-
nan 2. Bayard 4, Cleve'a. d II
When Ken,ueky was called McKen-
zie, who had nominated Carlisle,
withdrew The nomination and an
nounced the vote Of kentucky,
which stands for Tt urmsn !, Clevf-
land 8, B4yard 2, Hendricks 10.
Louisiana, for Thurmsn /, Cleve-
land Is; Maine gave for Cleveland
~; Maryland gave for Cl: Velai d 10,
Bayard 6; Massachusetts for Hen-
bricks 1919, Cleveland 8, Bayard ~;
Michigan, for Hendricks Is, Ceve-
land Is; Minnesota, for Cleveland
ID; Missouri, for Cleveland 81: Bay.
aru 8; 81. ndr icks 6; Mississippi, for
Baysrd Is, Gle velaad, 3, Hendricks
2; Nebraska, for Bayard 1, Cleve-
land 9; Nevada, for Hendricks Sd
Thurman /; N. FL for Cleveland 8;
New Jersey, for Bayard 2, Cleve
land 8. Hendricks II, announced as
for one of the men cheated in 1879
New York, for Cleveland " Man
ming announced that on polling the
delegation there were 80 for Glove
land and % scattering. COchrane
asked in the name of the disfran
chised minority of the New York
delegation, to have the last state
ment extended in the minutes.
North Carolina, for Bsyard %, a |
delegate stated that there were $780,!
the North Carolina votes for Bayard
and for Cleveland, but they had
agresd on this ballot TO cast their
vote IS a unit. Ohio gave Hen
bricks /, Tnden Q, Thurman 20,
Cleveland q. Oregon for Bayafd
2, Cleveland 2, Hendricks 2.
Pennsylvania was passed for the
present. Rhode Island gave Bayard
2, Cleveland 6; South Carolins, for
Bsyard 8, Cleveland s. Hendricks / Il
Tennessee, for Bayard 10, Thurman
II, Cleveland 2, Hendricks /; Texas,
for Hendricks /, Thurman /, Bayard
II, Cleveland IL, Vermont, Cleve-
land 8; Virginia, for Cleveland 10.
8, Hendricks Q, Thurman 1;
West Virginia, for Thurman 2,
Randall l, Bayard 8, Cleveland ell
Wisconsin, for Hendricks, Cleve
land 20 las the candidate of the
young Democracy; Arisona, G eve4
land Q: Dakota, Cleveland 3; DIG
trict OF Columbia, for Hendricks 2;
Idaho, for Cleveland z; Mon ana.
for Cleveland 2; New Mexico, for
/; Cleveland /; Utah.
Cleveland 1, Hendricks /; Wyom.
ing, Cleveland, Q. The rtll ben g
concluded, Pennsylvania was
called for and the chairman an.
nounced for Cleveland AZ. Another
noisy demonstrate . ga Oh inter
rupted the further announcement
Of Pennsy Ivanis) for Hendricks IL,
Randall 4, Bayard Q, Thurman /.
illinois corrected its vote as follows: |
For Hendricks l, Bayard 8, Nc
Donald 3, Cleveland 81. Kansas
changed her vote as follows: for
Bsyard 8, Cleveland 13, Thurman 2.
North Carolina changed her % votes
from Bayard to Cleveland. Great
and cheering. Virginia
changed her vote az follows: for
Cleveland %. Hendricks /. Georgia
changed her vote as follows: for
Cleveland %, Bayafd 2; Cleveland
was nominated on the second ballot.
At this time all the delegates
were upon their feet, and
many of them were clamoring
for recognition. Florida changed her
vote as follows: fer Cleveland 8,
West Virginia changed as follows:
For Cleveland, 10; Maryland
changes her 16 votes for Cleveland.
The changes were SO numerous and
accompanied with so much uproar
and excitement that il was almost
impossible to keep track of the m.
The Missouri delegation anneun ced
a change Of its "a votes solid for
Cleveland. This set eff the enthus-
iasm again the cheering was deaf
ening. An archer of flowers was
carrie d to the New York delegation
and stuffed eagle was carried in
the procession. The band struck up
more patriotic airs, and flags and
banners were waved and the excite
ment gained the fever roint because
the Cleveland vote had nearly
regched the necessary 3wo thirds at |
this juneture, when the success of |
Cleveland was certain, come of the
minority deleg ties left the hall. |
Outside the artillery began to boom
and inside the uproar was tremend-
Gus. Tnen the change of California
was announced, as for Cleveland 8, |
Thurman 8. Mr.. MenZier. OF Indi.