Cleveland Nomination is Unanimous for 1892 Ticket
At the Democratic convention in Cleveland the first ballot gave Grover Cleveland a commanding lead and the rules were suspended to declare him the nominee by acclamation. James Hill and others trailed as rivals while the crowd roared and a Michigan banner waved amid dramatic floor scenes.
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Resignation of Richmond and Danville Passenger Chief
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Cleveland Stevenson Ticket Leads Democrats to Victory
The Democratic convention nominated Grover Cleveland for president and A. E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president after an all night session. Delegates debated possible vice presidential choices and the platform pledged support for expansion of civil rights, tariff reform, and democratic governance.
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