The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
A NOMINATION MADE.

CHICAGO, July 1.-the convention was
Ing Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. clinton
Looko, ofGraoe Church, Chicago, He prayed
that tho consultations OF the body might be
for the furthoranco Of Just and equal lAwei
khment OF wrong.doors and for the praise OF
those who DO woll that every delegate
should be kept from being guided py ms
Swn selfish gain, by his own pride or by
IN tho great and noble contest which was
opening before tho American people, there
would be- cessation from strife ana nnHeri
that mems oycB should not bo blinded 10 that
which is fair and lust that all corruption,
bribery and Illegal voting be kept far awayi
and that altor tho election, Tho whole. people
may Join IN lolr support OF tho President.
The Chairman said no had received mum.
ber of letters and kilograms from all parte OF
the country-among others ono FROM Mr.
Goodwin, OF Massachusetts, with the proeonta.
ton Of gayol, made up. from woods ANA
relics from dincront parts or the world
A delegate from che tato OF Pennsylvania
movod that the convention now proceed 10
second ballot SO ordered,
Thon Mr., Snowdon, Of Pennsylvania, with
phanks 10 those who had voted for samuel j,
Randall, withdrew that gcntlomNn's namo.
The second ballot commenced at lliD, with
tho following reault; Alabama gave Bayard
II tchooroE Mcdonald, !; Cleveland .. Ar
for Thurman, 10, Colorado, for Cleveland,
g. Connecticut gave Cleveland " Delaware,
for Ilaygrd, 0, Florida gave Cleveland o. Bay
ard 2 Georgia gave Cleveland III Baynrd, 10,
Illlnols gavo Hondrloks l.. Here there aud.
denly broke out scone OF Nid general and
enthusiastic ohooring aud waving or hats,
fans and handkorchiofs, TWAS impossible FOR
the Chair 70 suppress H. although no tried.
Most OF tho delegates ana spectators took part
In II. 10 was the hrat exhibition OF genuine en-
thusiQsm IN tho convention, II was 70.
nowod again ana agaln, and hna,ly ihnS
Columbia and other patriotic airs, Umbrol.
las were also brought into roquiatlon, ana
banncri worc carried around, ana, IN TACT,
tho Blaine demonstration OF nv0 weeks ngo
was repeated, Tho inturruplion OF proceed
ings must have occupied lftoon minutes
Hondrloks himself was not prcsont having
loft tho hall lust proyouslyJ
Az tho ond OF quarter OF an hour and
Whilo tho uproRr was ~ ite height, Mr., Voor
hooa mounted the platform and announced
hat, at tho request OF tho Indiana dologa'
ton, he withdrew the namo oil Joseph E Mo.
Donald for tho purpose ~ proper time, Of
ssltlng tho vote OF Indiana for Thomas A.
Hendricks, This removed tho cheering, which
was kept up for stu several mlnutcs longer
Al length the rest OF the vote or Illinois
Waa announced as follows Cleveland, u.s. Now
was tho opportunity for the friends OF tho
Now York candidate, and they avhilod thom'
selves OF IL che delegation from TINT state
Yising 10 their foot aud cheering Justify
while thcy waved fans, hats aud hnndkor
chiofs The spectators took purt In the dom.
onstratlon, but not to tho sumo oxtont as
n tho oeeo OF fIonrloes, After = while tho
homo until morning" which seemed 10 stimu.
Iaie snthusiasm, Ihs scene lastod throo or
four minutes
n@nmbor' mi .''''o' "'' O"V 'V'' 'V'' '"'" ''V ~"
Indiana qayo Hendricks 00 Iowa gave
Coyoland la, HENDRICKS T.
.sied % I"aye yc'n' 10 retro H for ccnsuiatIon s''
\ New York delegate objected, but tho
chalrmnn decided that tho Ponnsyivonla dele
ration had the right 10 retire for consultation;
and n ala No an amid great exctomont'
Dur,nS tho oonfuaon IL wns announced
that another vote had been gained In Illinois
FOR iienGrlckn, the vote, therefore, standsi
SToka 4
Tho call of tho roll proceeded, Kansaa
Rayo Thurman b, Bayard 4, Cleveland NJ,
When KoptuolSy was eallod, Mr.. Mckenzie,
that nomination nnd announced tho
voto OF Kcntuoky aa foows, For Thur.
mnn II Cleveland g iIayard 4 Hendricks is,
isnd iSdVi iSi Maine gave Cleveland III ", Maryland
rave Cleveland 10, Baynrd o; Mnesnr
sSuSot,s S V'g gave Hcndncfs isX, cievo-
land Dayard NJ, Michigan
ave ciovolHnd ia, Missouri gayo Cloyo.
InnS pi Hazard 4. Uondreta O, Mis-
.ssainni gave nnvnrd IL Clovolnnd
Ecgdrlcss NsSrasf,9 . gsys Psy@rd / Ulcyc,
!, ir"NS Now 'iiinmpsblrc gave CIeSolSnd 81 New
jsraev eayo ilnyard q Clovolnnd b Hen.
dricks II, New York gavo for Cleveland ~
Mr.. Manning Announced thnt on poiilna tho
aooratca there wore bo for Cleveland and @
scattnrInv ''''0 '0' ''''''N "''
Mr.. Cochran asked, IN tho namo of tho dis
franchIsod minority 'of tho Now York d9lo,
IN tho minutes.
NoS,b Caroilna aayo for Dnyard ge. IA dolo-
rate ' stated I' tbat Shy there ~ werc Of tho North