The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-12

A. The question WAS hen put on Mrn-
ne. mo ION to make thr nomination
uuunImo ~.
Then the mammoth oil painting rept
fcsuuIug CT, vclaud's head aud bus
Wa earned in font uf the speaker $
~ttnd ana exhibited to the enthusiastic
spect ttors who greeted 1t with cheers
ana whi-tlnL and the waving of every
tnng that could lie brought INTO ttqW
NiuOn tor HE purpose, Whil" the b'uu
played "MarcliuE thronIh Cleo gia,
The Red, White and Blue aud othei
al =. After order Was re-tufcd tue CHAIR
man annouu ci thrj the motion 10 MAKE
uOminttluu Ituanlmou- having ecu car
ned, Grover CicN"lHui was dcclar the
nominee 0I the ualioual democracy !
hc next PRESIDENCY If the uHteh
Stat =, hrer-
4 ai.pich Was received from Coycrhnr
liuadicy, cuugrntua-ltg thr cOnH nuon
Ihc Democracy and tie county on u,
w, tuitg du.c, aGd me pIom.~trg - ~
rr'atlc vIrjurl IN ono II Ori"t'r 80 ii
NuV,mb,r. Ibc r'tS 'utIOn thrh t""h
recess I'll o. IA
Buffalo. y T., Ju y Most inlcnst
-AC!t-mr.t prevailed tins motnluE I'm
III .rre croN : snri uunded he tell Eraph
;nd ucNsp per Offices Iue ar' ouL CO
mcnt ul Cl,yeGn DIS nomination WE
gee cd WI II cheers after cheers. Men
waved hat, and Hctcd like mad men
Hand -hGklng, mon! Democrats amt kc
pubhcans wa gcutrul Emit uslasin VIZ
unbuuuded. a ;iuIc OF one hundred
guns was irrd Oy the 'lerei nj gun
Squhd, uudrr dire elton Of the Vi lanU
Central club moc my. Club chiitu
lor tomorrow night. when general ceIe
traiou will be held. Cleveland mana
GERS from the city at the convention Wi
be met On return with brnes band ant
parade.
Chicago, July l0.-lIcndricks vii
certainly receive tie nomination 10
vice president, unless he declares II
unqual fled terms he wall not accept
Mr.. Manning this afternoon iniol lne'
an associated press reporter INA
Hendricks was quite as likely Il
occur as any one else, more than TN
he wOdld not say.
Chicago, July II The outwar'
trans tor the east were heavily load
I'd this afternoon. Nearly all of tn
eastern organizations taking their de
parture. Inc AmcriCus and Randall
clubs, of Philadelphia, parnded th
streets on taking their leave, bcarin;
in additlou 10 their club banners
one jucr,hed with The name of Cleye
land upon ii. The Tammany braves
xix hundred strong, took special n
) O'Clock. Some Of the mcUbers tooi
The outcome iocularly but III the hai'
the crowed showed tie bitterness o
spirit and some of the mashers dlspiayet
hits of crane in their button holes.
~ ,ti. or,y bo
~; - ;, ,h
I'm. = " ""'' "'''''
mum Der OF opinions hIe PrHt'u u
coming f'om ''hh Nelly pu' lie u'
ciafeN = s1uNeiy tuat ne mas hot TX
piessed any opinion upon the sltuhtloi
and Is not Tesp'uS Ole Tor any stat
lnent> coming from hmmahy members
who may teel they nav. en'ouhtereu
lersoual defeat Mr Manning ana th'
majority OF the New YORK del Hatlo'
are tAu"crah' az ih'uera'e ~ nan
rp9' cue'i Ar. MHhu'IS s'!e ~ re,1u. i'i.
VII. sur c.,I! 1>J" 90 -! mo,
l,,, lrttiII | VI
N"IO' - O"' wv 9t'"' al ' W
cr,t;r t.,", dn thr,r 1,,+, H.
,'I.v..tor1 a, ~ .,,.,.,,,y tLa WIT bo,,.a
after neyt March The ror,v ar larv4
10 the state will give MN an carnf :,
support rs did Tildep. | am safe in
promising victory III New York State.
Iher. were great crowds o,tslde tn,
convention hail to hear lhe lesult CT the
ballotting, aud heavy cheering followed
the final result. Canuous planted Oh
the lake shore took up the r,ffGiu, aud
one hundred rounds were Tired IN lapid
Succession. 1t was half past five before
the evening session was called tc order