Nomination Fight Shapes Ohio and New Jersey Voices
A Democratic convention scene features Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania and Thomas F Bayard as Massachusetts leaders push for Bayard, while New York delegates clash over Cleveland. Speakers urge reform, labor support, and unity as roll calls progress and tensions rise amid cheers and interruptions.
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Colorado
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Connecticut
Sam Pasco
Florida
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Georgia
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Louisiana
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Missouri
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Dennis K. McCarthy
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Ohio
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Rhode Island
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Robert F. Clancy
Tennessee
O. T. Holt
Texas
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J. 5. Barber
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Wisconsin
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Charles D. Hooker
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Arizona
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Cleveland Convention Sees Butler Lead Labor Delegates
The Chicago gathering fills the hall as General Butler and Hendricks are hailed by 15,000 delegates and spectators. Resolutions praise Tilden and Hendricks, criticize Republican rule, and nominate a national committee with officers to notify nominees.
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Democratic platform rails against Republican rule and vows reform
A Democratic convention adopts a broad platform denouncing the Republican party for corruption and misrule. It calls for tax reform, protection for American labor, civil service reform, and an American policy. Butler and others push alternative tariff and finance ideas as delegates debate the language and direction of the party.
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Hendricks Gains Momentum In Democratic Convention Orgy
Morning session at Convention Hall Cu raco July 11 sees Hendricks receive a thunderous ovation as Illinois pledges solid support. Clinton Lock offers prayer urging loyalty, while Carl Schurz messages stir about Tammany. Cleveland’s surge amid chaos signals a turning tide for the Democratic ticket.
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Hendricks Nominated for Vice President at Democratic Convention
Delegates at the National Democratic Convention move to nominate Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana for vice president by acclamation amid a dramatic show of support. The hall erupts as Indiana’s Hendricks is declared the unanimous choice, with delegates parading banners and cheering for a fifteen minute celebration.
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