New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

county Of Ncw-lork and the state OF Nc'v-i oF:' ~
the last nine years. ! mention Il 10 ycu a NE tFr'!
phnnt outcome OF the open and unT-cryCd prpic lon
Oi the D'mocrtic fith. You have but 10 look 10 The
h'tory of i-.o 10 see the results OF colac'r, WIZ
MutWnmp pl-tcnsions ! have heard Il stated herr.
| think by hr gentleman from lcnns wanna, ti1at IN
a the state O. Now orb protested the nomination
Of Mr. G cvclnnd and forctold his imminent teftnt.
Ire gntleruan from PrnD> riy-na j. mistaken In his
history. The -tlt" Of New YORK voted for MI Cef,hhd
mn!orty. PRESENTED his name 20 th.S colvel;loii.
ninnlt, Of the delcsaiiGn p:5tsted ~ Ire hHnnns Oh
p,rilling prospect, that Looked ~ air ~ any that
Gawncd over ne Democracy. Now, the prophecy was
not carried out or realized. Iut why We afe told
that Mr. Cleveland carried the state. We told
that he WAS successful nj the polls, but DO not the
gentlemen remember that the victory Wa, due TO Bur.
chard faiher than to this Amazing Popularity. which
appears 10 be 50 grat before tie eye
lsa Pns s ss xS @@ 50 GSet and IN hst, 9S
j. rot this deinl OF justice TO Bnfchard enough 10
make his clothes fl him 'wtimeiy IN ms s'Gvc ~
piaegl Is iheg gatsT R Of Of t insiGGs ~
from Pennsylvania Of the credit to the memory q the
preserver and savior Of the Democracy In the year
TIE state with the history that have mentioned be-
hind It. warning you, gentlemen. that this sep when
you ARE about take Is raught with imminent peril
I.ut you remind me- OF my profession OF loyalty.
lon remind me Of the glorious history OF The or'hAa,
Of liberty and nnIured the banner OF Democracy "h'n
Jefferson was elected; watched over, our ltcr,les
through the darkest hours Of radical asccLdancy
kept aGht the frs Of Democracy In It's old honic IN
TourtceIhst. when there was barely a hastings upon
which Democratic faith could be proclaimed throughout
all the Northern states. You cInin1 me OF that g0l1oS
history and you say 10 me that You must be loyal TO %
Democracy that the state Democracy 10y ~" record Of
David Is. I'm must Ire loyal To the Democratic party.
Aye, gentlemen. Of the regular Dcmocray viii he
who is selected bu, they know that the faithful are
not comprised within the ranks Of miiitani,. the
We viii 70 back to our people 4 i sends rs l'cE We
VII tshc The commission WIch Yea pace IN our
rage and We viii try TO undo al we have done ioT
eight years We viii try to take these two Irreconcll
r'sc them into mighty force for victory n November
next but let mo warn You. gentlemen. mat me pro
cannot be unclrned in three months These ulcn
have been taught by to believe That the Mugwaml
free Democratic institutions. whose no stiltv to Dcnoc
racy based on thc fact that II was the party Of
tocd
Will, IF TREATED WITH CONTEMPT AT HOME
II VIZ ~ back and tell Them that these men or,
after ALL the true cNpOncnts OF Democratic faith that
the Democratic convention has accepted nomination
from their hands and rejected the advice N The
Democratic party. one m two results Will follow. In
my Judgment. Either these people will doubt our
sincerity and refuse 20 support the uckct or else they
win concede sincerity. but they win visit rs with
their contempt and IN both events the ticket VIII be
mcIaccd with disaster. LApphuse.) Now, remember
that IL takes not much OF mn n,cnt'on from The polls
To damage Democratic prospects: The dangers TO
visible on the erIrfarc The danger from Mugwump Up
position arr nagncd ten thousand fold In advance Of
The crucial test Of the baotbo Build upon the solid
rock OF Democratic harmony. Democratic unity Dem
ocia,ic enthusiasm noud applause aud the people TO
whom you will have trusted will rpay your conf
dence by mnjotu"s 50 decilv" thnt kepnhI,nn
prophets throughout the Nation viii undergo the
same blight which they have received In the state
whose Triumphant Democrncy nshs yoM now only TOR
the permission 10 assure Son Democratic Victory IN
November. dong continued appausc)
The warning Of the eloquent New Yorker wls pow
erlcSs to check the tidal which twenty minutes
later huriod from It's crest the nomination Of grcat
National Convention at the feet Of Grvcr Cleveland
When the call Of States the first ballot wa
finished at 10 this morning Mr. tpshur. Of Mary
lnnd moved that Clcvclaud's nomination 10 mado
unanimous. Grat confusion prevailed In the hLl.
people clanornc for the result Of the ballot. and
many states changing 10 Cleveland.
Mr.. Neal, OF Ohio. made few remarks about tho
necessity Of unity, and continuing: Il therefore
move yOn SIR that the rules be susIrnded--' The
chairman Interrupted him with tho announcement That
lie out of order.
Mr. Neal-l WAS going to that the rules b.
suspended and that Grover Cleveland be made Tire
nominee of this convention by reclamation. Great
applauscl
Mr. Daniel Of Virginia. wa recognized by tho
Chair, and said In part: ON behalf Of the dcleci-
ton Of Virginia which came here divided. but which
shall 60 forth one. and ON lehalf IT every loyal
and uehe,rcd Democrat who loves the great parts
that bears the banner Of the people, move sir.
now that one voice shall ascend from this convention
aud that every town shall utter the word that Grover
Cleveland IS that leader In this great campaiga'
tremendous applausc.j
THE NOMINATION NOT UNANIMOUS.
The motion 10 mako unanimous the nomination OF
Mr.. Cleveland was carried with about half dO~c..
nays, which wero greeted with Kisses.
The Chair said: "Tho yeas have It. and the motion
Is carried"
There were loud CRIES for Flower and Bourkc
Cochran requesting them 10 move 10 make the noml-
stood up on his cha? ana said We from New York
move to make u unanimous
Mr.. COckran-Thc motion IL to make the nomination
unanimous
The Chairman-les.
Mr. CockIai-Thcrc having been some expressions OF
dissent I'm the ncglhOrhoOd OF this hall 10 The motion
which wa pat hy the Chair. and 10 roll vas
cael | IL my duty to state 10 !ilS convention
that on the motion b. make the nomination ultni-
nous the vote Of Tire state Of New York. In fuiI sub
This statement from Mr. COckIan was received
with tremendous yells from both delegates and audi
enCc.
In the confusion Don NJ Dickinson, Of Michigan,
moved up to the front and shrleLcd at the Chair:
move YOU that this convention do adjourn until
O'Clock this afternoon
j. II. shields, chairman Of the Iowa delegation. at
2 dJ a. III. was recognized by the CHAIR and said
Il understood that tho delegates from that state voted
unanimously in favor Of making tic nomination OF
Grover Cleveland unanimous go
The announcement received With great en-
thu sa-ln. DickiIsOn's motion WAS then carried
unanimously and the convention adjourned until =
p. IN.
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