Great Enthusiasm As Indiana Nominated for Vice President
Amid great enthusiasm the nation discusses Indiana unanimous nomination for vice president and the ticket. The article notes unbounded excitement and belief the ticket will be successful.
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30 Jun 1880
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1880
Page
1
Final Ballot Totals Reported for Choices and Votes
The final ballot shows Whole Number of Votes 738 for a choice. Hancock 705 and Hendricks 30 lead, Bayard 2, Tilden 1. Winfield 8s also tallied, reflecting the split among candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Hancock
Thomas A. Hendricks
Thomas F. Bayard
Samuel J. Tilden
Democratic convention closes with Hancock English victory
The 1880 Democratic National Convention ends in unity after Tilden’s letter clears the path. Hancock earns a strong second ballot lead and is seen as the standard bearer, while Indiana’s William H English is nominated for vice president. The platform is adopted and cheers echo through the convention hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Gramercy Park
Mr. Tilden
Hancock
Pennsylvania
William H. English
Indiana
English
Luther
Hancock and Victory At Democratic Convention
Cincinnati June 24 Hancock and victory is the rallying cry as the Democratic convention closes with Hancock and English as ticket. Sentiment centers on unity harmony and a hopeful path to defeat the Republican oligarchy. Southern support proved pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hancock
Democratic Party
Dan Voorhees
Chicago
Ohio
Democratic convention opens in Cincinnati with Hoadley chair
Debates begin at Music Hall as delegates and visitors gather. Officials assign state seats by lot to ensure hearing access while notable women and Wade Hampton are acknowledged. Judge Hoadley accepts temporary chair, delivers a pledge to uphold Democratic principles and direct electoral reform. Delegates clash briefly with Tammany leaders as roll call proceeds and adjournment votes are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Woman Suffrage Association
Chicago
Greenback
Iowa
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Kansas
North Carolina
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Wade Hampton
Carter Harrison
Illinois
Pratt
Jacobs
Barnum
Connecticut
Charlies W. Wendt
Unitarian Church
National Committee
Hoadley
William L. Scott
Henry McHenry
Republican Party
Bonaparte
France
Republic
Eterna
Orange
Beebe
Wntl
Smith M. Weed
McDonald
Henry Watterson
John Kelly
Kelly
Udge Hoadley
M. Weed
Avery
Massachusetts
Delaware
Hill
Kentucky
Executive Committee
Scott
Mr. Watterson
Presen
John C. Jacobs
Brooklyn
David A. Wells
John HH
Statemburg
Committee On Permanent Organization
John W. Stevenson
District of Columbia
Young
Georgia
Committee On Credentials
Mack
Sheppard
Louisiana
G. W. Miller
Albany
Amasa J. Parker
Tilden
Foud
Burnett House
Tammany Hall General Committee
John R. Fellows
M. C. Butler
South Carolina
Thomas O'Connor
Tennessee
Stevenson
Peto
Grand Old Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Ple
United States
Hendricks
Breckenridge
Committee On Rules
Abbott
Mssachusetts
Spear
J. J. McElnott
California
Judge Field
Field
United States Supreme Court
Monticello
Pacific States
Brown
Colorado
Gray
Bayard
Thomas IF. Bayard
Debates and ballots at Cincinnati Democratic National Convention
Convention opens with credentials and permanent organization debates. Excluded Tammany delegates split New York representation, with minority urging twenty seats. Balloting begins amid clashes over Hancock, Bayard, Thurman, Hendricks, and Morrison as nominees, adjourned after first ballot amid gallery unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Hell
Republican Party
Charles 8. Stringfellow
Virginia
Vies
John W. Daniels
Winfield Scott Hancock
South
Boys In Blue
Boys In Gray
J. H. Goode
West Virginia
Thurman
Ohio
Hendricks
Sprane
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Head
Galler
Yeas
Hancock Nomination Emerges At Convention Echoes Of Victory
The convention sides show Hancock gaining momentum as New York supports Randall, Payne loses ground, and Ohio votes solidify Hancock on first ballot. Delegates buzz with rising support while Tilden and Payne factions scramble, signaling a near assured Hancock nomination and Democratic strength nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Allen G. Thurman
Thurman
Ohio
Hayes
Garfield
Foster
Senator Conkling
Grant
General G
McSweeney
Pennsylvania
Hay
Daniel Dougherty
Philadelphia
Hancock
Indiana
Connecticut
New York
Winfield
Promenesty
South Carolina
Wade Hampton
Delaware
Maynrid
Themistocles
Bayard
Hubbard
Texas
Randall
Payne
Tilden
Beavers
North Carolina
Missouri
Ranall
Alabama
New Jersey
Virginia
Conman Hill
Hurman
Payne and Tilden
Newark
Gettysburg hero looms at Cincinnati convention
Maycock reports crowds press Music Hall as veterans and delegates swarm for the convention. Hancock leads in the talks and debates, while Tilden is seen as losing ground though hope remains for later ballots. The scene is tense with 10 000 outsiders outside. Continued on the seventh pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maycock
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Gettysburg
Lookeron
Venice
Sealoric
Hancock
Tilden
New York
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The
Wm. H. English
Hancock and Victory
Union
Stet
Tammany
Tom Hendricks
Eet
In &T
Ation
George Washington
James Monroe
Florida
Congress
Insiana
Capaene
Aman
Carroll
Irving Hall
Messrs. Carroll
Fell
Barella
Davidson
Arkansas
Ublican
General Young
Speee
Eenning
Ap- Anse
Ois
Indieana
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nevada
New Hampshire
Oregon
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Mr. Kelly
Syracuse
Fellows
Tammany Men
Credentials Committee
Thal
Tweed
Lask
North
Ates
Wilson
Committee
Samuel C. Marshall
Morrison
William R. Morrison
Voorhees
Mr. Hendricks
Marshall
Ndiana
Saltonstall
United
John Moet Wes
Cale
Lane
Commercial
Golden West
Ellis
Bradbury
Yates
Atkins
New England
Tarbox
Massachusets
Ransom
Jones
Ewing
Blackburn
Mott
French
Milton Sayler
Manning
Armstrong
General Stedman
Butler
Ilinois
Randall and Wallace
McDonald and Voorhees
Hewitt
Cleveland
McCafferty
Taylor
Prince
Power
Doherty
Pecs
Juther
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