The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
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that ne e IS pG4 and viii not bo a candidate fun


that he Is MOI and wiz not be a candIdats suS
the Ntos Presidency"
Mr.. Waller OF C0qneotlcut-Mr, ChAirmAAf
Connecticut usually has no desire 20 force %
Indiana q candidate Nganst ita WIZ but nI
this IN not an Indiana Convention CheepS
and lRughterl This is u convention OF No
country aul tho Democrats looking all oVua
the country have right 10 take q NJ maR
from any place they muy Connecticut IN
would not have made 40 unybOlya request q
nomnnlun OF nmin for any 0llo0 unlea
they hud exercised a llitl0 Yankee CutendG
az 10 whether man wnsd probably
take 10 II any man IN this convention aAYt
that Hondrlcki ~ lllla llme ia not PATRIOTS
enough to laho nomination londeled undcf
these circumstances viii withdraw hla nRlmo
with humiliation, lApplause) Ito docs nat
want this nomination, Every man knows n
In 1875, llr, stato'lnan OF New York repro
sented the East and a statesman OF lnlIana
represented the West on tho Presidential tioe
et In Is T., Du. iorln0rmlly OF hcaltl-nOtp pwe
Ose-lhe candidate u New York Ia ~ Wuua
undoubtedly hayu boon your candidate ngaiA
Cries Of ION, OH AM applause llia nsnt
could not have been placed upon your tlchcA
llnl Thomn7 \, Hendricks, Of Indiana, thaat
God, lR iU good health, aud be can pgn'n aerYN
the people, lie Is called 10 thr frolti and ths
tlckct, with tho statesman OF New NOrk on
IN 1884 representing tho East. Thomas A, Hon
drloks representing agaln tho West, win ~
IN the opinion ut every Democrat who hoart
me, victorious In November
dost Il would not be beneath tic dlgnlty a
an elected No-Pros.dcnt Of the United statap
% be candidate for tho plAla a second Tina
Thomas a lleudroks hus heon onco cho "a
lilo has been despo,lod OF hls oiiloo, Tie -
mOOruCy OF tho Republic demand OF him again
his name U5 their Clnldae Rnd thoy viii nsn
take no for an answer Chceral Sir mQg
you, that the rules DO suspended and that TN
convention nominate Thomas A, HendrokA
OF Indiana a. Ma candidate for Yics Prek
dent of the United states BY AooamauoA
(ChccrsJ
The convention ~ d Ia time became % 10.
rorlous that Twas I'M Caslhle 70 conduct buk
ness, Yet above tho din could be heard tnD
voice of MIR, English lot California seo0ndng
the nomination Of M Hendricks
Delegates from ONO aud Alabama Aaltod fug
The Chair GSmarked that II would take q
two-thlrds vote u suspend tho ruo,
Mr.. Searlo, Of California. rosO and an
nounced The withdrawal OF the namo or Cen
eral Rosoornns, and seconded the nom natbea
OF Mr.. Hendricks
Mr.. benton, OF Kansas, withdrew lhs name
OF Governor CLICK, aud seconded the nominsr
ton of Mr. Hendricks
Texas through Governor Hubbard, slo-
guontly seconded tho nomination or Ma
HondrlckA
Governor Grant, OF Colorado, withdrew tAs
name IL Mr. Mcdonald, and seconded M
Hendricks nomination.
Tho name OF General John O, Black. Of nh
nois, was Withdrawn, and Illinois seconded
the nomination OF Hendricks,
Mr.. Weed, of New York-Mr. President
whllo believe oyory momber In this body u
IN favor OF tho nomination OF Thomas A,
Hendricks, | AJAX that the roll may be called
80 that the result may DO known; not 70 nom
lnato with hurrah, but that every man In
this convention have the privilege OF casting
his vote for the statesman from lntAana.
Mr.. Wallace OF Pennsylvania In view. of
tho motion made by the gentleman from New
York, I now withdraw my motion thai
tho nomination DO made by acclamR
ton ana move that the nominations
do now oose and that the roll 10 called
No oblcolons being heard, the roll cal wM
begun. Whom Indiana was called, Mr. Men
zlO sud; "Ihc state OF Indiana asks 10 be %
cuscd from voting, rs undor the present oir
oqg@stanSGs u is ~ G9t aathorl1cd T. yo,o ,,.
Tor Hendricks on the roll cull with tho exceP
ton OF one IN Mississippi for Mcdonald, -four
IN Illinois which wcro not voted, und the
thirty vOtos 0t nlunn At the close OF the
call Mr., Men2o, OF lndinnn, addressed the
Char. A voice called out; "Oh, submit. 10 The
will Of the convention MIR, MonAo wM
tlon recognized 10y tho Char ana sndj THE
State Of Indiana asks 10 hc excused from vot.
ing lCrlCs OF NO no. Yes, Yes, that Ia
right Mr. ChalrmnI'J
Tho Chllr-Ihc state Is excused unless thora
IN some objection
4 col gate from Novadn-l move you that
tho state of Indiana be excused,
General inlknOr, uf NJ itHlglppl- Mississippi
Gust ono vote for Mcdonald, That one yOtt
OF Mississippi WIS accustomed by mistake slr,
The gontlenNn dosnos now to cast his vote
for Hendricks,
Mr., Monlic, OF indiana arise TO inquire, q
McDOnnldS nUmo before the convention ~
CundidatOl Cries OF "No, No,
Tho Chnlr--lhc name IN withdrawn, ana the
Stnto OF Mississippi now asks 10 change hoe
vote, so that hor entire vote IL given TO Hon
droka,
Mr., McnaIc-l understand thoro Is but one
nOmc before the convention,
Tho ChOlr-Nog, That "a ull
MIR, Mcn2lC-'lhon sir, the state OF Indiana
OASIS thirty votes Tor lhomns A. HcndrlohA
Mr. Hendricks,
When the vote Of Indiana wns announced
for Hendricks II was apparent that hls noph
nation was unanimous, The dclOuutcS AMI lha
audience rose 70 thur feet ana ndulged IN he
uaual ONtravuRunt demonstrations The whole
house was sOa OF undulHling color, formed
by waving handkorch ela OF every hue
hats, umbrellas and everything else which
could ho SolIod upon 10y the cNOtcd AZ
scmplago, Tho bonl broke In ON iho un-
earthly din with the strains Of "llnll 70
the Chief, A number of delegates seized
the standards and bore thom 20 tho platform
whoro they woro gathered INTO cluster,
nhput which were congrogutcd tYO or three
hundred delegates yelling " II "Cloyonnt
aud llCndrlCke wore lust being passed. into
the Presidential oncCs, Ailor remaining In
front OF the platform few minutes the dolo-
gntes In Chnrgo OF the standards formed hciB-
selves into n pr crsSiQn aud marched
around the hail, whilo the band tavoro<
the crowd with "lhU Star Spanged Bannor."
Immediately upon the cessation OF the
music the upronr began again. The band
cnmo In with "niSlo, which was greeted with
screams by the southern members, After an
lntprNUl " simple yelling came tho strains OF
Aud Lang Syno" from the band and thor
Nnda OF voices Numbered the refrain Of the
familiar song, NoXt the strains OF "old Hun
drod' lloutod down tho gallery In which the
hand was located, and ls,0VO yoious Joined In
the grand old hymn, "Amorioa' aud Home
Sweet Home wcro rendered by tho band aud
voiced by tho crowd, and the demonstration.
after u continuance of over twenty minuteA
was NJ IN ond.
The Chair Lot us finish our work. Wohavs
progrC 1sod up 10 tho tlmo OF nomination OF
candidates with as much order ns any oOnvon'
ton could progress. Tho yOto viii now ba
anne unled' There hayo boon $40 votes casa
OF whIOl Thomas A. BendrlckB has received
ovory one, aud IL declared tho unan iuoua
nominee of this party for Nlco.PrcedCnt Of
tho United Nlatos. loud and long continued
applause, lasting for many mlnutoa)