Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-12
NO DOUBT OF NEW YORK.
Business Men Rallying to the
Chosen Champion.
CHICAGO'S CRUSH CEASES.
Delegates Pouring Out Of the
City on Every Train.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE convention was
called 90 order at II O'Clock this morning.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Clinton
Locke. 1f Grace Church, Chicago.
The Chairman said that he had received
among other letters and kilograms from all
rar,- ot the country, one from Goodwin, Of
Massachusetts. with the presentation Of a
gave. made up from wood and relics from
different parts Of the world.
A delegate from Pennsylvania moved that
tie convention now proceed TO a second ballot.
~00r1ercI.
Then Mr. SuOwden. Of Pennsylvania. with
thanks Co those who had voted for samuel J.
Randall. withdrew that gentleman's name
The second ballot commenced at II 30 o'clock.
When Illinois was reached, Gen. Palmer
aro-e to announce the vote and said Illinois
casts one vote for Thomas A. Hendricks, and
then pause! as If waiting for the outcome OF
some urernurerted arrangement. He east his
ere toward the Missouri delegation and. ap-
parutIy m response Gen. Mansur. Of Mis-
slurl, jumped up aud emitted a terrific yell.
This was immediately taken up hv the audience
aEi tremendous shout arose from an parts
ul i-e hlli south Of the space allotted 10 the
delegates. The excitement and noise swept
gradually around among the audience in the
rear ul the delegates, and rolled i'm tremend-
ol- wave through the vast mass Of spectators
clu-re-atcd lu the north wing of the chamber.
The hartman raped spliutcrs on OF his table
Do an effort to curb the demonstration, but he
might As wen have attempted TO have stopped
an eruption ui NesuyIus with the top of attack
hammer. So TAR the excitement had been
snuluet to Che audience, with the exception
~ % few rHthu Iastlc delegates who. remain
la- % their seats, waved their hands and
hluGkercu.els.
NELLY UNIIES THE ANTI-CLEVELANDITES
AZ length little commOtiOn was visible in
iae New lork delegation, and the grim visage
ot the Grand >achem Of Tammauv Han was
seen slowly rl-iuguut of the confusion. keily's
mouth was Wide open. but whatever indi-
AlLull IHi-e was being emitted by the gentle
man WAS drowned IN the frightful uproar
@uIeH hat taken possession Of the hall.
Nelly rising appeared 10 be the signal for a
4lr1or-irat,on ON the part of the anti-Cleve-
lanl Hel lu the convention. Delegates in all
l1ll>a. iHe space within the railing sprang
uH gu their chairs and raised yell Of unpar-
aHrItA intensity. Prominent among the
members ui the body who assisted in creating
llis season 90 heiilam were the delegations
from Indiana. Missouri, Wisconsin Peunsvl-
EaH.a. aut iue Iammany end OF the New
l'TA delegation. I'm the midst Of the turmoil
tl- uaul struck up .Hai 10 the Chief 4" but
.as Numbering noise of the demonstra-
i'a increased Iu volume until the
Strains vI The music were lost Yin the deaf
elll- NpreIr- One enthusiastic delegate from
lu1taua, Nr. Gibson. seized the Indiana
ll-INtr, bore It Co the Chairman's desk. wav-
il- Z lrauicalIy as he passed up the aisle
and De shouted something in the Chairmau's
t-.- tle thaIr, however, refused TO listen
L-t continued Co thump the desk with his
e4',-. ana Mr.. Gibson retired.
ARIvALRY IN NOISES.
IN ihe meantime the audience and dele
EatS wed With each other i'm producing ear
epL.tlD- noises which drowned out the voices
eithe lWa OF three dozen Cleveland men who
NyTe ~ 'nptinS % get the ear OF the Chair.
win al TINS turmoil about him, Gov.
hentricbs preserved an external calmness
when eon'rdsted strIkingly with the frenzy
taal possessed the vast assemblage. He sat
s. Do frozen fast 10 his chair and resisted the
te.efninei efforts OF horde OF shouting del
SOC, VINO trlcd 10 drag him TO his feet. 4
LAmhtr 10 IaWmauyites resumed their seats
q. senator Grady danced about on his char,
s.e-rhily waving newspaper. Flags. hand
AllS-irts lans. hats and even coats
ann sldW's were brought into use bv
.s-lIttAS sFmpathlZers in the audience
All al once, out of che terrific uprOar, came a
Eett Hke the blast OF a fOg-horn and Mr.
T5e - ~ i9digna, called for three cheers for
--N-e7 Il. hendricks. The cheers were
sven WIN an almost unanimous good will.
''15- s-4ilrur forced his way through the
crow = lu the aisle and climbed up 10 Chair
nan .i-9 position with the statement that
A.~ouu Wished % cast its vote solid for
A-9lnas s. hendricks. but the Chairman,
Win few vigorous thumps Of his gavel,
winch now besUu IN look worn and frayed at
etrs AUltl aaaCa4 tAlC AAe~uuElAn LnAE ne
was CUT Of order.
Villas INTLEXIBLE.
james NJ. Quarles, Of Tennessee. informed
s-e tA1ir. IN astent0riau voice. that his State
et--FcI % put i'm nomination Thomas a Hen
-,tes Ar, Quarles also tried his hand on
~, ~, llair. hut with no better success than
~ A.l-eVed bY Gen. Mansur.
NlF- Bragg. OF Wisconsin. attempted to get
= "cr4 ON the score OF friendship and pre-
i-eos acquaintance with the Chair. but Col.
w s-Fn.y repudiated an personal claims
'-t eeutilled 20 hammer his desk.
.-l OF JAC coufusion rose the clarion voice
tetafy slstuas Bell. repeating the call
gre vote OF Illinois. But neither from llli-
49, NJ any other commonwealth came any
ti.e-st except yells for Hendricks. The
s sSai5salHs uproar had now usurped the RIGHTS
~ other business for a period OF eighteen
-l5- l5i--.ss. .s senator Voorhees, appeared at the
% v- tle chairman and the noise and eN-
-.1neat gradually subsided Finally Mr.
~ t,I-ees 81 voice was heard calling!
.uf. 1hairMfn."
L.e thair said; Gentlemen Of the con-
ssu-.yu- take Your seats. The gentleman
Neu lnllana has the Iioorss
tbs lS-.41L SS-4L le-esa1es attempted 10 speak. but
--e f. 80 u stalled that he would recognize no
-N' 'Ae gentleman from Indiana.
-N AftuAiS TO REINsTATE PANDESIO-
MUM.
me en- s-,-, 81 lae longer winded enthusiasts in
, - -.A = gallery maGe a violent attempt 10
the general turmoil. but their force
,.e es overcome by the discouraging voices of
,-5.-3Ie -S more sober and reserved portions of the
=, A,i. 'ooraees then spoke as follows: sGen-
t.eGtu q lne convention, I understand that
S1ere iS call Of the roll OF States in
kLosress at this time. i am reminded
=! the Chair that nominations are not now in
eller / staa0 before You. however. at the
+ fTl.laiIlons request OF the delegation of which
~ - a memoeF . withdraw the name Of
IN r. Mcdonald there 3 wild burst Of ap-
raraar- ~
~. huE pose az the proper tine % casting the
~ ~ 1ullAna Tor Thomas A, Hendricks.
eWed tremendous applause.
ienstn the rest Of the vote Of Illinois