Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-12

changed her vote to for Cleveland
west Virginia changed TO 10 for Give
land, and Maryland changed her Il
VOTES for Cleveland. The changes yer.
30 numerous and accompanied With &C
much uproar and excitement that il "a,
almost impossible 10 keep track o.
them The Missouri delegation an
noanced q change of its "a votes soliC
for Cleveland This set OF the enthusi
asm again, and the cheering Was deaf
enlnR. An anchor of flowers was ear
ried 70 the New York delegation, and 4
stuffed eagle was carried In procession
Inc band struck up more patriotic airs
u ags and banners were waved, and the
excitement gained favor because the
Cleveland vote had nearly reached the
necessary tvo-thirds. At this iunc.ure
when the success of Cleveland vas com.
ing, SOME of the minority delegates Isf;
the hall. Outside the artillerS began "a
boom, and inside the uproar Was tre.
mendous. The change of California = A.
announced to Cleveland 8, Thurman s
nenZie, OF Indiana, changed the vote
OF that Ssata TO Cleveland. and moved
that the vote be made unanimous. II.
llnois changed her vote to "a for Clsye
land. Kansas changed also for Cleya-
land.
The chairman ruled out of order the
motion to make the vote unanimous
until after the result was announced.
California again changed her vote to l6
solid for Cleveland. South Carolina
changed to Cleveland 10: Bayard 3,
Texas gave her whole Is votes 4 CIeve-
land. Ohio changed her vote a. fol-
lows: for Cleveland "a; thurman 10
tennessee changed Der vote to Cleye-
land. At this moment an immense oil
paintiog of Governor Cleveland was
carried on the platform TO be set uu
when the vote should be announced and
still the work of changing the votes
went on IN the most confused manner.
John Kelly. attended by some of his
supporters, left the hall, confused and
disgusted by ais thorough defeat.
The votes of the States in detail were
then announced by the clerk for verifi-
cation. The general result Was an
nounced as follows, At l:l0 p. m: Whole
number OF votes cast 800; necessary to a
choice SAT: Cleveland received 683; Hen.
bricks 451z; Bayard SI1l; Mcdonald 2;
Randall 4; Thurman L.
The question was then put on Men
Zie's motion to make the nomination
unanimous. and the motion was carried.
HOW THE VOTE FINALLY STOOD.
The vote as finally Announced was as
follows
AIab iIna-C Cleveland s, Mcdonald l,
Bayard IL total2
Arkansas l6: tot.l I6.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u; total IL.
Colorado-Cleveiand 6; total q.
Delaware-Bayard 8; total q.
FloridA-Cleveland 3 total 3.
Georgia-Neveland y; Bayard 2; to-
tai "a.
OIllinois Cleveland 43, Mcdonald l;
total A.
Indiana-Cleveland 80; total 30.
Iowa-Cleveland 70 total Is.
Kansas-Cieveland IL, Bayard /; to-
tai Is.
Kentucky Cleveland 4, Thurman l,
Bayard II total 70.
Louisiana-Cleveland Is, Thurman /;
total 10.
Maine-Cleveland II total IL.
Mary 10 total IL.
Massachusetts - Cleveland b, Hen
bricks l21S, Bsyard ~; total %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, Hendricks 3;
total 26.
Minnesota Cleveland Ii; total IL.
Mississ,ppi-Cleveland 2, Bayard IA,
Hendricks 2 total Is.
Missoun-Cleveland 80 total 81.
Nebraska - Cleveland ., Bayard /;
total 10.
Nevada-Thurman /. Hendricks 8 !;
total 8.
New Hampshire-Cleveland 8; total 8.
New Jersey-Cleveiand 8, Bayard 2,
Hendricks IL; total Is.
New York-Olsveiand ~; total ".
North Carolina-Cl 22.
Ohio-Cleyeland 46.
Oregon-Cleveland q.
Observation-Disclosures AZ, Blyard
2, Randall 4, Hendricks IL; total 60.
Rhode Misunderstanding 7. Bayard |;
total y.
South Carolina-Cleveland 10, BAyard
8 total Is.
tennessee "a.
Texas-Cleveland 70.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.
virginia-Cleveland %, Hendricks /;
total "a.
West Northumberland 10, Bayard
2; total II.
Observation-Disclosures -.
Arizona Cleveland, 2.
Dskpta-Cleveland,2 2.
District OF Columbia-C.eveland, 2.
Idaho-Cleveiand, 2.
Montana Cleveland, 2.
New Mexico-Cleveland, 2.
Utab-Clevsland, 2.
Washington Territory-Cleveland, g
Wyoming rerritory-Cieyeland. 2.
Total-Clsveland, $50; Mcdonald 2;
Bayard. 81; Thurman, 4; Hendricks,
45IS; Randall, 4. Total, SO.
THKN THEY ENTHUsE.
Then the mammoth oil painting re-
Cleveland's head and bust
WAS carried in front of the Speak
er's stand, and exhibited To the entnusi-
astic spectators, WAC gree ted IL With
cheers and whistliug and oy waving
that could be put into requi-
sition for that purpose, and the band
PLAYED Marching Through Georgia"
.Red, White and Blue" and other airs.
After order was restored the Chairman
that the motion to make the
unanimous having been
Grover Cleveland was declared
the nominee Of the National Democracy
Tor the next EErsioeut VI tuc chs'oo
States.
A RASH PROMISE.
At2p. m. dispatch was read from
Governor Hoadiey, ooueratulating the
Convention, the Democracy aud the
country on the wise things done, and
promising Democratic victory in Ohio
in October and November. The Con-
ysntion then, at 2:25, took a recess until
B p. IN.
GOING HoMx.
The outward trains for the East we're
heavily loaded this afternoon, nearly all
the Eastern marching organisations
taking their departure. The Americus
and Randall Clubs. Of Philsdelphia. pa
raded the streets before taking their
leave. bearing in addition 10 their club
banners one Inscribed with the name Of
Cleveland.
now rAMMASY FEELS.
The Tammany braves, 600 strong,
took A special At 3 o'clock. SEINE OF the
members took the outcome jocularly,
hnt In the main the crowd showed bit
tsruess az spirit. and some Of the mar
tvrs disulayed bits Of Grape In their bat
ION holes. Il think the Denocratic
marty has committed hart kari" said
one Of the sashems. A number OF opin-
ions are placed ns coming from John
rr 49, -. lanl axaa s,x,ziffyaiE that he