The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-15

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Bayard s, Cleveland 9
Vermont-Ceveand s.
Virgnia-Cleveand l3, Bayard Z, Thurman l.
Mcdonald |.
WiscOnsn-Bayard l, Carlisle |, Mcdonald =
Thurman 2, Flower 4, Cleveland II
Ohio changed her vote from 1oadley to Cevt
land. Totals-Cleveland 392, Bayard l70, Thurman
80, Randall 20, Mcdonald JG, Carlisle % Flower i.
Tilden |.
AT this point a motion to adjourn was mad,
but the convention refused to do 80 and a second
ballot was ordered.
The correctness of the vote on adjournment
was afterwards challenged, and u molten was
made for n call Of States on il, which was
seconded by New York The roll was called
and the result was an adjournment until 10
o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
FOURTH DAY.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE convention was called
to order nj IL O'Clock. and after prayer bv Rev
DR. Clinton Locke, of Grace Church, Chicago
the second ballot was ordered Mr. Snow,, n.
of Per nsylvania, Withdrew the name of Sam, cl
!. Randall
SECOND BALLOT
Alat Cleveland 5. Bayard IA, Mcdonald
Ark msas-Cleveland a.
Cali ifornia-Cleveland IL.
COloradO-Cleveland 4.
Connectirut-Cleveland -
Dcl,wart:-Bayard 10
FlOida-Clcveland 3.
Georga--Cleveland 23 Bayard
IIlir "is-Cleveland 43, Mcdonald l.
Ind ana--Clrveand ~.
IOwa-Clevcand 70.
Kar sas-C Cleveland II, Bavard l.
kcT ucky-Cleveand T. Bayard II, Thurman l.
Lou isiana-Cleveand Is, ThLrm,n /.
Maine-'jlcvclan II
MaIylan1-Clcvelard l6.
Mas assachlsetts-Cleveland y, Bayard 1i@ Hen
drckh 12L;.
Michigaii--Cleveland %, Hendricks 3
Mir rnesota--Ceveland IA.
ssssippi-Cleveland = Bayard II, Hendricks .
MssOur-Clcveland 81
Netiraska-Cleyeland 9, Bayard |.
Ne,ada--Thurman l, Hendricks 5.
New anpshire-Cleveand =.
New Jersey-Cleveland 5, Bayard2 Hendricks H.
Nev5 York-Ceveand r.
North Carolina--Cleveland -
Obi ,--Cleveland 46
Oregon Cleveland q.
Pen lsylvana--Ceveand A., Blyard 2, Thurmln
l, HeI bricks II, Randall I.
Rhoie ls,and--Cleveland Z, Bavard l.
south Carolina--Clcveland 10. Bayard y.
Tennessen--Cleveland "a.
Texas-C eveand 2G.
VernOnt--Clcveland
Virginia Cleveland % Hendricks l.
West Virginia-Clcvcland TO- B,yard =
Wise pnsin-Clev.and y
TERRITORIES
Arizo aa- Cleveland p
)akOla-Caeveland >
Idaho-Cleveland ,.
Monta na-t;levcland 2.
New Mexico cleveland ,.
Utah. -.Cleveland2
Washingtoa--Ceveand2 p
Wyom ing-Cleveand =.
District of COlumba-Ceveand 3
=, Totals .-cleTrland 6S,, Bayard 81, Mcdonald ,,
Thurman I, Hendricks f5i2 Randall
Total, '20; necessary for a choice, 5S7.
The NJ min:.tion of Cleveland was made urani-
nous amid the widest demonstrations of cnhu-
SinSm.
A 'liSp tch vas rril from Governor IIoa,llcy
c"ngrain 'ng The Convention, The Democracy
rnd the country on the wise lhing done, and
promising I> morr,ic victory in Ohio in De-
tn"r and November. tn" Colvrntinn then mt
25 took recess ill } T. NJ
EVENING SESSION
1t was hllt-plsi five before. the evening session
WAS called t" order. and The first business done
vas the adoption Of II resolution clcctinC Mr.
Nilas the hair nan of the Convention, ,ls chair
mau ot the com ntlcc Ia notify the nominees of
their selection IA cantliditcs
4 telegram was read from the President OF
the New York Produce Exchange stating that
the business men o New York were solid for
Cleveland.
A delegate from Louisiana Offered resolution
provdn. thit in case of vacancy on the ticket
for the office of President or ViccP President The
majority of he National Committee shall have
power % fill the vacancy. There was so much
opposition ade to The resolution that il WAS
Withdrawn
that the democratic party in convention assem-
bled, endorse the Morrison bill for reduction of
the war taxes. There WAS storm of OppOsi
ton 10 the re'oluton and the chairman ruled
that it must be referred To the Committee on
Resolutions
PRESENTING vICE-rREslDENTTAL CANDIDATES.
The convention then proceeded to the call of
the roll for the nomination of candidat - for
e-President.
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aid, Gen. ]. c. Black. Geo. w. Click and Thns
A. Hendricks we're placed i'm nomination, and
when the latter WAS named the applause was
loud and long continued, as when he was put in
nomination for the first place on the ticket
Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania, said he
nominated as u candidate for the Vice-Prcsiden
cy man conversant with public affairs through
out his whole life, an honored statesman, a pure
and upright citizen, a victim of the gr0ssest
fraud ever perpetrated on the American people,
Thomas A. Hendricks. [Cheers He said that
Hendricks had once been chosen Vice President
and had been despOiled Of the Office The demo-
Gratis of the Republic demanded Of him again his
name as a candidate and they would not take no
for an answer. He moved to suspend the rules
nominate Thomas A. Hendricks as candidate for
Vice President by reclamation. [Cheers.l
Mr. Harris, of Virginia, united the voice of
Virginia with that of the Keystone State.
[Cheers
Searles, of California. Withdrew the nomina.
ton of Rosccrans. The other nominees were
also all withdrawn one by one, that Hen
dricks alone remained before the Convention
HENDRICKS NOMINATED UNANIMOUSLY
Gov. Hubbard. Of Texas, made spirited
speech in favor Of giving Hendricks the office
out of which he had been cheated.
Mr.. Weed, of New York. suggested that the
roll of States be called so as to put on record
unanimous vote for Hendricks
Mr.. Wallace accepted the suggestion, with
drew his motion I, nominate by acclamation,
the motion was agreed 10, and the clerk pro-
ceeded to call the roll Of States. The result was
the unanimous nomination of Thomas A. Hen
bricks as candidate for Vice-Presidcnt
The decentralization that succeeded surpassed
in vehemence and enthusiasm any similar scene
that has taken place during this evenlful day
Flags and banners we're scattered around the
section occupied by the Indiana delegation, and
there waved amid the shouts Of the large audi
encc and the strains of patriotic music from the
band with "Auld Lang Syne" the words Of
which were sung with the chorus bcing joined
in by several thousand voicea Then The band
strnck up "Old Hundred" aad all joined in the
solemn hymn OF praise. This was followed by