The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-12

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LABOR his desk and cali for orsS w oe~
Out CT the confusion 80
clarion Voice of the dark r Use y The
repeating the call for the Tat neii,
LIMOS, but neither from IllinoisS MI u
any eommO wealth came an p'S o n9f
iGie response, except wells "G ~
nendricks. As the deafeninr nv ,O'
roar had now usurped ths rie6tS Up.
ali other business for a ne ShSS VI VI
elghteen minutes, which yrs u VI
one minute better than tbs pS;,i;hg
demonstration in the Rann pb ite
convention, in the midst Of tbs co1
fusion the erect form of the a TS1'
sycamore Of the WABASH b d.,
voorhees, appeared at. the sids Of
the chairman, and the noise and a~
element gradually subsidized ID an A
finally Mr.. Voorhees, voics 1 '.nu
heard calling, MIR. Chairman >, was
The chair said: "Gen.lemsnoftho
convention, take your seats tn
gentleman from Indiana has l5s
f or" 'Ho
Several deleg. les attsmuted -
speak, but the chair stated he wop,C
recognizes no ons but the gentleman
from Indiana. Some OF me Ionga~-
winded enthusiasts in the s0ntt
gallery msde a Yiols Mt attemnt r.
re-enact the general turmoil, hn.
their force was overcome by tho
Kisses Of the more sober and bate
reserved portion Of the audience
MIR. Voorhees, then spoke "a fo},
lows: hGentleman Of me cou vention
! understand there is a call OF tho
roll of States in progress at this time
/ Jam reminded by the Chairman
that nominations are nos now in
order. stand before you, however
at the unanimous request Of The
delegation Of which l am a member
to withdraw the name II Joseph p
Mcdonald there burst of appliance
drowned Voorhees, speech) for tile
purpose at the proper time CT cast,
ing the vote of Indiana for
Thomss A. Hendricks fre.
newed and tremendous applause
Mr.. Quarles-The public clamor
and public demand and. my State
wants to put in nomination Thos
F. Hendricks.
There was the greatest confusion.
and it was impossible to do any
thing in the shape Of intelligent
work.
Finally Mr.. Voorhees,, Of Indiana,
was seen making his way to the
chairman and the Chair, after pro,
digious effort, succeeded IN obtain
ing comparative quiet, and Mr..
Voorhees, said, / am aware that tie
call of the ballot is now In progress.
/ am reminded by Che Chairman that
nominations are not now ID order.
1 stand befure you, however, by the
unanimous request OF the Indiana
delegation OF which. am a member,
to withdraw the name of ]. E. Me-
Donald, (Cheers), and for the pur.
pose at the proper time of casting
the vote of Indiana for Themes 4.
Hendricks.
Once more the demonstration in
Hendricks favor broke out, and
willis 1t possessed great vigor it die
not have the wind OF the former one
aDd i ed outin five minutes.
Mr.. Black, by direc il frteGsl
egadon of The SIS { Illinois,
cast for them TIL r;y eigts votes foS
Governor Clevela d
This 'ime the opponents of III.
Cleveland broke forth an tumui,
started out with al the fresh ness
ana vigor that characterized the
Hendricks demonstration, aD0 fcrS
minutes were kept up IN way that
was simply deafsning. The chair,
man was In frenZy and broke his
gavel from the vigorous exercise
be G We 1t, but all Ia no purpose.
He was compelled 10 wais till the
people got tired OF yelling When
they finally quieted down the chair
said the chair Degs to say that
hitherto through a moat tumultoEs
day, 10 far IS sentements were con-
cerned, the convention has COL
Quoted itself with great order and
be hoped they vii, preserve their
temper and judgment to the end.
Ccies Of sgood, good."D The ger
tleman from Illinois viii proceed.
Mr.. Paimer-AlloW me to Ger
rect the chair. Wait a NOM MT
MIR Black j understand that Mr..
Hendricks had che vote-had
gained a vote.
Mr.. Mann, of IlhpOis--In emula
ton Of the distinguished example
of the Senator allow me 10 say that
the vote for Mcdonald was cast
by me.
Wnen the State Of Indiana was
called, Mr. Mepz;es arose and said:
"By the unanimous direction OF
the delegation of Indiana, 1 cast
thirty votes for Thomas a. Hem
bricks.
After this confusion once more
broke out, and lasted several min
uies.
There were great crowds outside
the convention hall TO hear the re-
suit of the balloting, and heavy
cheering followed the final result.
Cannons on the lake shore took up
the refrain, and 100 rounds were
fred in rapid succession.
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