Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-30
THE NEW WORKERS JOIN.

CHICAGO, Juno 23.-When the call of
States on the first ballot at the national
democratic convention was finished, at $3.50
this morning, MIR. Upshur of Maryland
moved that Cleveland's nomination be made
unanimous. Great confusion prevailed in
| the hall, people clamoring for the result OF
the ballot Mr.. Throckmorton OF Texas OBJ
tanned recognition and changed the vote of
that State to so for Cleveland The chair
announced this and also that West Virginia
had changed and cast II votes for Grover
Cleveland. Then Mr.. Upshur announced
that Maryland changed her vote to IT. for
| Cleveland. Mr.. Bronson of Kentucky
| announced the change of vote of that State,
making it Cleveland %, Boies =, Carlisle =
| Neal of Ohio made few remarks about the
necessity of unity and was continuing: a.
therefore, move you, sir, the rules be sus-
pended, - when the chairman interrupted
him with the announcement that he was
out OF order. Mr. Neal said: 81 was going
to move that the rules be suspended and
that Grover Cleveland be made the nominee
of this convention by reclamation" [Great
applause.
Mr. Daniels of Virginia, being recognized
by the chair, said in part: ION behalf of the
delegation OF Virginia, which came here
divided, but which shall go forth as one,
aud on behalf OF every loyal and true
hearted democrat who loves the great party
that bears the banner Of the people, | move
you, sir, now, that one voice shall ascend
from this convention, and that every town
shall utter the word that Grover Cleveland
is the leader in this great campaign Ire
mendous applause.
The motion to make unanimous the vote
in nomination of Cleveland was carried
with about half a dozen noes, which were
greeted with Kisses.
There were loud cries for Flower and
Bourke Cochran, requesting them to move
to make the nomination unanimous, In re-
Spouse Gov. Flower stood upon his chair
ind said: eve from New York move tc
make it unanimous. "
Mr. Cockran-'The motion is to make
The nomination unanimous"
The Chairman-"Nes."
Mr.. Cochran: There having been SOM
expressions of dissent in this neighborhooC
of the hail 10 the motion which was put b.,
the chair, and as no roll was called, l deem
it my duty to state to the convention tina,
on motion to make the nomination unani
nous the vote of the State of New York
full delegation to this convention was cas-
in the Affirmative
This statement from Cochran was re
ceived with tremendous yells, from bot
delegates and audience In the confusion
Don II. Dickinson of Michigan moved u
TO the front and shrieked at the chair. g
move you that this convention ad journ ii
= O'Clock this afternoon"
NJ. II. Shields, chairman of the low
delegation, at :45 a. m, was recognize
by the chair and said: ''Mr. Chairman
behalf of the State of Iowa, | wish it Ill
derstood that the delegates from that Stat
voted unanimously in favor Of making til
nomination Of Grover Cleveland unan
nous.
This announcement was received Wi
great enthusiasm. Dickinson's motion WI
then carried unanimously and the CONVEX
ton adjourned until ? p. m.
How the is8llot stood.
Chicago, June 3--The following tabl
show the votes for the respective candidate
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