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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

aessrs. MosEroge & Co. are showing
another elegant assortment OF blsrk erOs
grain and satin dress skirts IN all the latest
styles; also a fine lot Of brocAded and plain
Jersey waists 10 match making lovely
walking suit Admired by everyone q
8 9prinE street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
TIE CnrRTS.



superior Donrt--EfOWard,J D..
Faulkner vs. Faulklo1-set Tor necem-
her llth.
James SO. Curling Demurrer 10 compliant
oleruied ten days 20 answer.
Lewis, e1ecutriNs W. Adams ut al Set Tor
December 18th
AutleF Pltkln & Co vs. D. wagner-set Tor
fcuumb Der 18th.
sf53as vs. s4aires ei al-se, for Deoem.
Ter 1870.
Aaron cts IS Imkershim 90 al .-Cause
transferred 10 san Francisco
tstaie a3d guardianship Of Caroline War
Aef, tae1mpeteut-A, McConas appointed
fglfdlan. bond SO 90.
Martz IS. Aznse irrigsling Co-Deiend-
ants allowed ten days 20 riead
sEr FQn TODAY.
Warren fs Rulh-rud.
SIXTH. D.
Estate Of Repott0, licensed decree OF
disubutian santed.
herman ~ Eohinson-fiye days further
tine g. psaag
People IS ueHenelr- Sentence continued
ul Wednesday. Dee To- isff
People ys Hof-Gase continued an Mon
leg Dec l5i lssi
Estate 81 james GeoFhan deceased Con
tiuuea tii tomorrow at 10 An
ESTATE ni Chas MeFadden, deceased DO
efse sheqieg d8e aud legal notice 70 cred.
People Us Hsad Assault with lnlout 70
commit murder Cause continued tiu
Thursday. Dee Dr. 1854
ST faa TODAY
R6gua Is Tonsensg
Estate Of " ). Moor Petition
Laiate u ueognspl--heafing 81 account
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

he Santa Rarbara indsre4fst says Los
Angelo county Is crosiag over g. ounce
apple Wien she can produce Fumpelas
fhat weigh 200 pounds lItg lur sister
COUNTY SANTA Barbara she uiry well De-
proud they make apleudid children play
house hen fh- iusides IRE taken out"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

shcetIug. good quality, Al ls G. per yard.
81 sheotiag good qnality, al Il c. per yard.
- sheetlns good quality. ct isc. per yard
Fifteen yards calico for 80 cts. At Conlsers
new store, enrher spring and Second streets,
Hollenbeck Bisck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Tbs magnificent display Of diamonds aud
fne watch work at the Diamond House
Main street opposite Baker Block. surptsses
anything Of the kind ever seen Ia the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

The following instruments were fled with
the County Recorder ye larday. ~ leeds 4
mortgages release Z ula1cilanceus pa.
Be-s 2 marriage licences
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

CITY Treasurer ). q Kayi furnishes the
HERALD with Che following monthly state
meut Of thu balances TO the several funds OF
the City Treasury Zee the month ending No.
vembor 20, tssf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

CALI az Z. @. Sehumacher's Photographic
p riora opposite the pnatoiiice 20 secure
ypuf photographs for Ghristmas. Pictures
o. any size and style executed IN the most
finished manner
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
Eewis,a snecinIs.

Have you occurred a lot in the o. W. Chllda
uacls hundreds u persona who expect 70
do 20 will delay It too long and be disap.
pointed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

WHERE Is that lot that was purchased in
1919 Tor $40 and sold lew days ago for
&, 900 on The hills
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Just received at MosgFove's fine line Of
rcal seal plush coat from so to fle0 each
These are The mosi elegant goods ever eK-
s. spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Have yUa secured lot ia the o. W. Chnds
rhcti Hundreds 81 persons who expect to
do SO VIII delay 1t too long and be disap.
pointed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

You Gu buy Eve gallon can ri turpon-
tine for 81 20 At Bryant Howard 4 Goa, l6 N.
Main street. importers q paints. oil. glass.
Sc, Is
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

In Los Angelen Woolen Mis- all wool
blankets and fiaunels. No house can sell as
cheap as the mfils that make them. y. Y.
Couiter, proprietor, corner Spring and Sec.
ond streets. Hollenbeek Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

My friend take good advice, buy lot Al
v. Boapdfy sale by auction Dscember 22t
a.4..4 lton
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Have you secured lot In the O. W. Childa
traeu Hundreds Of persoBs who expect 10
do So will delay L too long and be eisap.
pointed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Have you secured a lot in The o. W Childs
lraei2 Hundreds Of perepus who expect to
do SO will delay il toe long aud be dlsap-
pointed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

10 you wish TO live old enough to sec your
great grand ehildfenf BUY 4 lot on the hills
At Y. Beaudfys auction sale December I'D
aud sd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
Lewis,s specials.

We wish to call the attention OF those who
may wish to learn the Spanish language to
the card Of Miss Maria pruneda
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

You can buy five gallon can oi turpen-
tine fcr & - or sHe gallon for Doe At Ne wt0u
chaplin & Cos, NJ North Los Angeles g.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Have you secured lot 10 the o. W. Childs
traet Hundreds OF persons who expect TO
do SO viii delay Il too long and he 1isap-
poiuied
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Licenses d we'd were yesiordey granted 20
Ioha Hrehes and Nagsic EdWHdf John
Craig sHd fmeiieu Hunter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Remember our ladies' hns kid botton
boots, q ..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Bargains in ladies eloaks, listers clren.
lars and Jerseys Call az once, at b. h. Coui-
ter s. corner Spring aud Second streets, New
Aollcnbeck Block. Nov sOtf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.


SIS per acre, worth $40 --ido aeres first class
land within 10 yards Of depot. in the famous
San Gurgonio Valley. Nothing Ike II for
speculation 70 tho state. Long lime on part
faJOo VII buy choicest hdnio iu the city;
close 10 business, ak rooms. nice yard,
This IS ltcdged and worth 35a90, location
considered. For spccaletien CT homo this
cannot be dupiicated
5000. 5raumed house. new, close 10 Main
street must be sold az great sacrifice
500 viii buy mics fN1ined house on Boyle
Heights, near cars large let. kust 80 st
Ouce.
10 exchange for city property. 100 acres
choice lsnd. close to depot. 40 per acre
basis ofyalne. Rare bargain eau BE- had
come quick.
f27tp Buys one Of the most stylish cottages
IN East Los Angeles rooms, hath, closets,
well and cellar, nice yard and trees: near
ears superb place for the money; no one
should slight this giltedged
800 per acre on boyle Heights; lo-ocfe
corner lot, all In trees and vines; close TO
cars; wiz sell part.
$4,000. Choice property on Fort street;
close 70 business 2 houses renting we'll;
corner lot value will Increase rapidly.
duH business property . exchange Tor
TauCh lands aud SOME cash,
Waited Money 20 lend on realty IN small
O. WHITE, Agent,
Room Na1can Block under stairs
uOpisti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
Great Haraains

:, s 4, make ehiidrenis ioe button shoe,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

EetvIsis Specials.
sole agents for Edwin G. Bnrta ine shoes
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

,, . Honest Goods At Honest Prices" !. oui
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

styles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09


our ladies' s. glove kid boots xceptional
good value
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Have ron secured q lot in the o " ghuds
sfgcii Hundreds Of persons VINO expect 70
% VI viii delay it too long aad he disap
pointed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Pstm tssrdcn.
chesta.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
CONSUMPTION

bronchitis. Consumption.
And ali the various dIsoaaea Of the HAD,
Throetand Cheat, including the Eye. Ear
and heart, successfully treated by
N. HILTON WILLIAMS, KD..McPs0.
once 97s Eorlh Main street. nextthe Dia.
mond House, Los Angeles, California.
All diseases Of The Head, Threat and Chest.
VIZ Cetarzh. Throat Diseases, Asthma
Bronchitis, Consumption, Catarrhal Deaf
ness, catgrrhalO pbthhlInia and Diseases 81
the Heart treated BY his new and improved
system of Medicaled Inhalatoa, which
carry the remedies directly 70 the diseased
parts, thereby eHecling cures IA many Of the
snTc&iled inoureble cases, the ffeufer narl Of
whom had not the slightess idea Of efer be
in order 10 ahow The Atalctea psblln ko,e
easily and quickly lung diseases can be
cured BY our System q practico we append
the following letter from q reverend gentle
rien wo2 i known BY many residents q
aud kaaierl states, ard beeause the Hnbjaes
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From iles. (. r. Fiske, D, b.. President
Alblon College. Alnion, Mich, formerly
pastor Central e. y e ch9ien Detroit, Mich,
DETnplf Afleh, Sept r. is7D
On. WiizfAu-- Dor Sfre efn glad to add
any testimony 10 the eidcaey u The treat.
ment my son has received. IN the 5rrink Of
ldf7, eiy son. then a. the age of y vas suf
fering ftom a severe Affection Of the bfon.
fhial tubes and lunea, 70 a. 10 be compelled
70 keep hla room. and most % tie time his
bed. Within the apeee two weeks he cx
perieuced about dozen hemofrhaaes from
which the ordinary remedies afforded bot
temporary relief 7 applied Ia you. who
supplied him with innaliug medicines.
which affected m lmmediaie arrest of the
bleeding and which haA never occurred
STAGE ha began the Inhalation, and which
fully restored him % health.
Our Eastern friends should not depend
upon climatic Influences alone, for herein
lies the iatal mistake Nearly every case re-
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I'd Of tie ohcnding mnitnr--tha cout1li.
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nature % Opportunity % heal them
COMPILATION fltEK. Thnse vino de.
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chsns or VI location ~ 10 climate had better
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nation. bnt II impossible 20 DO - can write
tof q copy 1fny Medical Treatise edniAin.
ing list OF questions 3ddfca
M. Hilton williams, NJ. D.,
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Office hoIrs- From 10 4. n. to4F. ~
hnndAyA from 10 ~. D. Professional
vlsils before aud after ofce hours dee7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Att Hayor A cof. wholesale and retail
dealers a foreign sud domestic WINES, Ia
nora and cigars
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

lew 5sss SpooinIs.
Buy the best boots and shoes for the least
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

styie. aHaifty ana "a nii camhired no ouf
ladies e. 2 I'D hllifn boots
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

o cup 81 pnre cola TEA
Whose fragrance Ia as balm,
Thy taste snd color are 90 me
like music 10 psalm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

l0-4 sheetlng ~ 10 cts. per yard
9-isheetins a, Il cts. per yard
"a sheeting at 10 ols. per yerd.
Lilin.n NIL liz. L. % ......l.-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

LewIs's specials
Ladies' kid button shoes, 81 60
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Tor lie .elun goddess has been forced 90
ab4ieHte heI starry throne" in New or
leaIHI aue tho H9ei Young, that melancholy
owl would nave found himself forced %
acknowledge seuie bright and brilliant facts
m this iiie Il he could Rave been cnyironed
ny The tau mile chain of Der electric lights
New Orleans PiHues herself 0n being the
most radtaut ls well as the most fragrant
city IN this grand and beautiful world. OF
which she VIII give sou an in q icw DAYS q
musi deds hfiul aud Instructive oy position
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-12
EVENING SESSION.

Hen. Thomas A. Hendricks, of Indiana,
Nominated for yice-President by Accia-
nation Amid the Most TumuItuous Ap-
pIause. The Closing scenes Of the Great
est Convention the world Has Ever seen.
The Last Scenes and Incidents.
1t was halfpsst o'clock before the even
ing session was called 10 order The first
business done was the adoption Of a resolu-
ton electing Mr.. Villas chairman OF the
convention. as chairman Of the committee
to notify the nominees Of their selection as
candidates. A telegram was read
from the President of the New York Pro-
duce Exchange, stating that thu business
men Of New York were solid for Cleveland.
A delegate from Louisiana offered reso-
luton providing that in case Of vacancy
on the tiiket for the Office Of President or
Vice President, majority Of the National
Committee shall have the power TO hll the
vacancy. There was 50 much opposition
made to the resolution that il Was with
drawn.
A delegate from Texas offered resolution
declaring that the Democratic party in con.
vention assembled endorses the Morrison bill
for the reduction Of war taxes There Sas
a storm Of opposition and the chairman
ruled il must Be referred TO the committee
on resolutions. The convention then pro-
ceeded to the call Of the roll for nomination
of candidate for Vice President
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-12
INSPIRING.

A Gioriou. Demonstration NJ the Close Of
An Evsntfui and Historic strugsie-Ths
YinaI scenes Of ths -sisgiag
Old Hundred.
The demonstration that succeeded exceed
cd in vehemence and enthusiasm any similar
scene that has taken place during this event
fol day. All the flags and banners were
gathered around the section occupied BY the
In diana delegation, and there waved amid
shouts Of the large audience, and the strains
of pa,riotic music from the band ending
with "AuId Lang Syne. The words Of which
were sung with feeling, the chorus being
ioined in By several thousand voices.
Then the band struck up "0h Hundred"
and all joined in the solemn hymn Of praise.
This was followed BY the music Of the song.
America" and that again BY Home,
Sweet Home" The scene was equally
grand and touching.
Finally the chairman got o chance TO
make the formal announcement Of the vote.
He said there had been SIC votes cast-AI
Of them for Thomas A. Hendricks-znd
that Mr.. Hendricks was therefore the csnA-
date of the National Democratic Conven-
ton for Vice President of the United Statea-
[Cbeers
Resolutions Of thanks were passed TO thu
temporary chairman. The permanent chair
man and the clerks and officers Of the con
yention. also 10 the reportorisi corps and
press of the country for their accurate and
impartial reports Of the proceedings. The
chairman on his behalf moved vote Of
thanks 10 the Sergeantat-Arms. Mr..
Bright cf Indiana Adopted. Votes oi
thanks we're also passed TO the Mayor ofthe
city. Carter Harrison. the Chief-ofPohse
ana 70 The citizens Of Chicago for then
hospitality Th- convention 81 f:sS
adjourned sine die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-12
THE UNIT RULE.

Protest from the Alleged" Disfrauehised
Delegates from the Empire State,
Manning announced in polling the dele,
gates there were fifty for Cleveland, and
twenty-five scattering.
Cochran asked in the name Of the dis
franchiSed minority the New York delega'
ton TO have the last statement noted on the
minutes
North Carolina-Bayard 81 A delegate
stated there were l6 Of the North Carolina
votes for Bayard and for Cleveand, but
they had agreed on this ballot to cast the
vote as unit
Ohio-Hendricks |. Tildcn ?. Thur
man %. Cleveland q.
OregOr-Bayari >. Cleveland 2. Hen
dricks 2.
Pennsylvania was passed BY for the time
being.
Rhode Island-Bayard 2. Cleveland 6.
South CaroIna-Bayard 9. Cleveland g..
Hendricks
Tennessee -Bayard, 10; Thurman, Ill;
Cleveland 2; Hendricks, |.
Texas-Hendricks, | Thurman, |; Bay
ard, II, Cleveland, u.
Vermont-Cleveland, 2.
Cleveland, l3; Bayard, 8; Hen
dricks, 2; Thurman, |.
West Virginia-Thurman, 2; Randall, l.;
Bayard. 3; Cleveland, s.
Wisconsin-Hendricks 2; Cleveland, 20,
as the candidate Of the young Democracy.
Arizona-Cleveland 2
Dakota-Cleveland. ,
District of Columbis-Hendricks, 2.
Idaho-Cleveland, 2.
Montana-Cleveland, 2.
Washington Territory-Cleveland. 2.
New Mexico-Thurman, | Cleveland, |.
Utah-Cleyeland l. Hendricks, |.
Wyoming-CleVeland, 2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-12
ARTILLERY,

Canaoas Announce the Nomination of
stephen Grover Cleys yslsnd, Of New York.
Outside the artillery began to boom and
inside the uproar was tremendous. Then
the change Of California was announced as
follows: Cleveland, T.; Thurman, 8. Mr..
Menzies, of Indiana, changed the vote OF
that State to Cleveland and moved the rote
be made unanimous
Illinois changed her vote A, to Cleve,
land. Kansas changed her vote for Cleye
land II, Bayara !,
The chairman stated he would rule it Ia
be ont Of order to make the vote unanimous
until after the result was announced.
California again changed her vote to lG
solid for Cleveland.
South Carolina changed to Cleveland ten
Bayard 8.
Texas gave her whole &c votes to Cleve,
land.
Ohio changed her vote as follows: Cleve'
land, q; Thurman, l9.
Tennessee changed her vote 10 Cleve
land l..
Iowa transferred her 26 votes solid to
Cleveland
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A WILD SCENE.

The Name Of Hendricks Greeted With the
widest Applause of the Conventional
Great Representation,
At this point there broke out suddenly a
scene ofwild, general and enthusiastic
cheering and waving Of hats fans and hand
kerchiefs which 1t was impossible for the
chair to suppress, slsheagh he tried. Most
of the delegates and spectators took part in
it. i was the first exhibition of genuine
enthusiasm in the convention. 1t was re.
newed again, and finally the band joined in
the demonstration with Hail Columbia"
and other patriotic airs. Umbrellas were
also brought into requisition and banners
were carried around.
And in fact the Blaine demonstration of
FIVE weeks ago was repeated con amore
The interruption in the proceedings must
have occupied fifteen minutes. Hendricks
himself was not present having left the hall
just before.
At the end of quarter of an hour, and
while the uproar was at its height, Voorhees,
mounted the platform and announced that
at the request Of the Indiana delegation he
withdrew James Z. Mcdonald fox the pur-
pose at proper time of casting the vote of
Indiana for Thos. A. Hendricks. This re-
newed the cheering which was kept up for
still several minutes longer. At length the
rest of the vote of Illinois was announced
as follows; For Cleveland, 3S.
Now was the opportunity for the friends
Of the New York candidate and they availed
themselves of it, the delegation from that
State ri,ing to its feet and cheering Justify
while they waved fans, hats and handker-
chiefs. The spectators took part in the
demonstration but not to the same extent
as in the case Of Hendricks. After while
the band joined in with the air well not
go home till morning" which seemed to
stimulate the enthusiasm. This scene
lasted three Orfour minutes. Illinois con-
tinued For Bayard, 3; Mcdonald |. One
not voting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-12
ADJoURNEe.
The Day Session Ended at f:25 and the
Convention Adjourned Until p. m.

The Day Session Ended Mt f:25 and the
Convention Adjourned Until p. m.
Then the mammoth oil painting rerresen
tation of Cleveland's head and bust was
carried in front Of the speakers stand and
exhibited TO the enthusiastic spectators who
greeted it with the waving Of everything
that could be put into requisition for that
purpose while the band played Marching
through Georgia" Red, White and Blue
and other airs. After order was restored
the chairman announced that Grover Cleye-
land was declared the nominee of the Ma
tonal Democratic Convention for the next
Presidency of the United States. Cheers.
A dispatch was received from Gov. Hoad-
" congratulating the convention, the De
mocracy and the country on the wise thing
done and promising a Democratic victory
in Ohio in October and November. The
convention then at I:27 took recess until
= "A m
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Press oeiiuo6


0pi,ioa u ne Nsx Ystk AssAlA - -
HooiAation of Clevsiand aaA usA.
dricks,
New YoRr, July ll.-1Exclusive. 1-The
Herald tomorrow morning viii say;
The Herald puts at the head Of its co.,
umns the Democratic ticket for Presideus
And Vice President We congratulate he
Democratic party upon the work Of it,
convention q. Chicago and the opportunity
it offers to the American people through .
a union Of patriotic voters by whatever name
they call themselves, Democratic, In
dependents, Labor Reformcrk or what
ever else, to redeem the country iron
the disgrace and peril to which the Rspab.
Ecan party has plotted to expose il, By The
thoroughly bad nomination Of Blaine aaA
Logan Clevelands easy noujnahoa on
the second ballo, yesterday, iusi6es Ill tAas
We have thought and said Of the soaAd
Judgment and good sense Of this ooaveatioa
when put to decisive test Of choosing BE-
tween what is vital, sound and vigorous In
the Democrats, and what d very much ~
other way. And the convention Ia 70 b
congratulated upon the fact that Il has
named the man who will be the next Presi-
dent JANIS GoapES BEsNErr.
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CALLED TO ORDER.

The Name of SamuelJ J. Randall the Emi-
nent Pennsylvanian Withdrawal The
Convention In Session.
The convention was called to order at III
o clock and prayer was offered by the Rev
Dr. Clinton Lescbe, Of Grace church, Chi
cago. At the conclusion Of the prayer the
CHARM an said he had received among other
letters aud kilograms from all parts OF the
country one from Mr. Goodwin, Of Massa.
chusetts. with the presentation Of gsvei
made up from wood and relics from differ
ent parts of the world A delegate from
Pennsylvania moved that the convention
now proceed to second ballot Ii was
ordered Then Snnwden, OF Pennsylvania.
with that thanks to those who had voted for
Samuel J. Randall WitadreE his name,
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INDIANA.

Colorado Nominates Tar Vice President
Hon. Jos. L. Mcdonald. OF Indiana.
Branch, Of Colorado, nominated JOS 4.
Mcdonald. Bacon, Of Georgia, said he was
commissioned BY his delegation to present
the name Of man eminent in war and in
peace A distinguished commander and
gallant soldier, Gen. John c. Black, of Hi
nois. [Cheers for Black. Mr.. Black
expressed his appreciation Of the high and
unmerited compliment paid him. 1t was
almost absolutely surprise to
him, but he had come here
as the spokesman and represen,
tative of another citizen Of the re.
public. He had put his hand in the hand
of Joseph E. Mcdonald, and while that gen.
tleman's name was before the convention
he Black could not appear as in any sense
his rival for any position, He therefore re-
spectfully declined nomination. Mann, Of
Illinois, hoped that the declinstion would
not be received. He paid q high compi-
ment to General Black, saying that
when the surgeon was operating
on his arm after a battle he
declared that, although he had lost an arm,
his whole body was tirm and true tor the
Union and firm for Democracy. He was,
without exception, the most gallant son
that Illinois possessed. Penlow, Of Kansas,
presented the name of Geo. W. Click. A
telegram was read from Council Bluffs
stating that the nomination of Cleveland
had been received with the widest enthusi-
aSm; that thousands Of Democrats and hun.
drcds OF Republicans were equally capt..
waited with it and that Council Bluffs would
do her part toward carrying Iowa for the
Democracy.
A delegate from Missouri seconded the
nomination of Mcdonald. Faulkner, Of
Mississippi, seconded the nomination of
General Rosecrans No other candidate,
he said could come SO near bringing to-
ge,her all the old brave soldiers who fought
on either side in the late war.
An Oregon delegate expressed the united
voice of Oregon in favor Of Roscrans.