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Democratic National Convention Nominates Cleveland on Fourth Ballot
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago moves through multiple ballots and speeches to nominate Grover Cleveland for President after intense floor battles. Supporters of Hendricks and other contenders rally and celebrate as Cleveland secures a majority. the assembly adjourns late with plans for a formal acceptance.
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New York
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Urestoes
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Barount
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Chicago
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Louisiana
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Massachusetts
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George W. Guthrie
Pennsylvania
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H. J. Lynde
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Committee On Permanent Organization
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Thomas F. Bayard
Joseph &. McDonald
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Allan G. Thurman
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George Hoadly
Tammany
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Samuel J. Tilden
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