The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-07
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Gntiiering.
CHICAGO. Juno G.-The Convention at
length bscomipg quiet the Chairman an
nouuced: "James G. Blaine. OF Maine,
has received The votes Of majority Of ali
the delegates elected to thia Convention"
The Chairman q, th!s point finding himself
unable to make his voice heard, handed
the written announcement to the Secretary,
who read /. rs follows: "James G. Blaine
has received the votes Of majority Of all
the delegates elected to this Convention.
The QUESTION now before the Convention
Is, Shall tho nomination be made unani.
morsI' On illst motion the Chair recos.
alz:s NJ. Barleish, Of New York. lt5A
TIE souySATIoS MADE UNANIMOUS.
Mr. Bureigh, having taken the platform,
SAN: "Mr. President, in bshall Of the
President o. the United States, and at his
rtquea,, move 10 make the nomination OF
james Il. BlAire unanimous. and prom.
ise ior the friends Of President Arthur,
who are lryal at the polls, and for North.
cru New York .0,000 Republican maj:r.
iiy, and promise yeu ell that We will do
all We CAN for tho ticket and for the nomi.
nation, an! 10 show you in November
that New York Is q Republican State. 1t
elec,el James A. Garfield aud 1t will elect
James e. blaine. [ipp!arss
TIE BURST OF APPROVAL. 81
The Sec,etary's announcement OF the
9Oas ior Blaine got no further than
the hundreds, Tor bis voice was
les! in tho whiIlwind ,of applause
thst followed the fact Of Dlaine's
nomina,iGu; which had been a certainty
ever pince Shelby II. Cullom, had tried to
read his telegram from John a. Logan.
Those in the rea, O! tho building, delegates
and visitoa, roso 70 their leet aimultane.
ously, everybody being Blaine men, and
nov showing their delight at the Buccers Of
the man IRON, Maine with demonstrations
,oI Joy such rs had never besn seen betore
in the Convention. 1t took thirty minutes
to yet to businefs.
LodAS's WITHDRAWAL.
The following is the dispatch received
Ison Gen. Logan: 400, ~ = f-.'''''.
WARRINGTON, D. O., June 6. .
S " CutOui, Illinois Delegation: NJ
The Il ,put., t.,licans Of the States that must
be relied upon 10 elect tho President hay.
ius so strongly s,,own a preference for Mr.
Blaine | deem It M duty not to stand in
the way Of the psop!ec choice. and recon.
mend my friends 10 rss!s,; in his nomina'
,icu. tSisnedl JoHT A. LOGAN.
GRATEFUL IRlsuMES. q.
In response to m inquiry by \ rcposte.
o! the Associated Press Mr.. Alexander rsul.
linn, President Of tho Irish National
l.esSue Of America, stated! that ho and his
cullrUgnss OIL tho committee appointed to
aItrsps the Committee on Resolutions q
the Republican Convention fet profoundly
grateful 10 tho COMMITTEES Tor It's courteous
and patient attention, and not only for the
iIssrtion Of the plank rsked for In the pis:.
torm but also for The good will and maniies'
sincerity with which 1t was done. ~.
WILD At sAs FRANCISCO.
San FHAScuco, CAL, June G.-The
nessot ilalno's nomination created the
StlAea: enthus'asm. The newspspe,
offices wore hssiegeI with crowds shout.
ing and cheering for Blaine. =rs5
TIE rIRsr nLAlSI cum. l
SrSSarirLp, 0 June GA Blaiuo club
res Aganizsd hero on the s.reet In front o
the M Rtpublican building immediately aite
the receipt Of the news Of the nomination
n Blaine, IS IN 800 names on the roll. Thl
.s.,set was packed with people Tor square
aete5wrsr VIRGINIA cuEEGgp. 80
Tho Pi..sburSh Leader oil yesterday says
N,ly IS votes had been claimed for Blaine
ia this State, and !! was generally believed
thai the number would not exceed 10. Fol
this reason, the announcement that che
Maine statearnan had received II votes ID
his native State created the creates,
ep,husiasm. Men, young and old
waved their hats in the air and a long
! hsany cheer rolled from end Of the avenue
to lh, other. This was repeated whom the
solfdxte OF Weat Virginia had been re'
cordsdio ior Blaine. and Tor the third time
drowned every eound when the result ol
the third ballo: was announced. e! &!
IA PROGRESSIVE PLATFORM. =
WAsuISd1oS, June 0-Rspresentative
Wm, d. Kelly to day sent the following
dispatch to Hon. Wm.l kckinley, Jr.
Chairman Of tho Committee on Resolu
tion: - ~ :" ''' i | i'r'',-"'s, !, '''''',s :
,..,, Ihe resolutions adopted by the Con.
,Ss SesHon p1aip express tho progressive spirit oI
H aI,. nspaol'sAn party. The platform ID an
nv ~u.e nnn . "n !s predecessors, aud dedicate
ense." " - - poas'son ''eA'sNl aaa 90 "