General Hancock Nominated for President in Democratic Ticket
General Winfield Scott Hancock, born February 24 1824 in Montgomery County Pennsylvania, was nominated today at Cincinnati by the Democratic National Convention. He rose from West Point to Major General, commanded in the Civil War battles of Antietam Gettysburg and South Mountain, and later led the Military Department of the Atlantic in New York City.
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Contested Cincinnati Ballot Nominates Hancock for President
In Cincinnati the Democratic contest shows Hancock leading on the first ballot with Bayard Field Payne and others receiving votes. On the second ballot Hancock, Pennsylvania, is nominated for president for his Union Army service and civil authority stance. A Munich violin act hoax and West Point graduates receiving $750 illustrate broader notes.
Cincinnati Convention Ends In Hancock Victory
The Cincinnati convention roll call ends with Hancock winning the nomination on the first ballot after extensive state by state voting. Hancock secures unanimous nomination for President, English named for Vice President. A later report notes a Vesuvian guide’s fatal fall and remarks on travel plans for Mr. Hayes.
Hancock Nominated For Vice President In Conn
The morning reports say General Hancock is nominated this day in Connecticut for vice president with broad support. The Enquirer notes a Hancock English contest on the first ballot, while Bayard’s friends could push Hancock over. New York may back Tilden if Payne leaves, and Ohio might unite for Tilden. The convention opened at 10 31 A M as a crowded, sultry Hall heard Peckham of New York announce letters from Tilden amid cheers.
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Notice of Assessment at Bullion Paradise Mining Co
Notice is given that on June 24 1850 the board levied five cents per share on capital stock payable immediately in gold. If unpaid by August 18 1680 the shares will be sold at public auction to cover the assessment and costs. Secretary A W Siegrl confirms sale in Remler's Building Paradise Valley Humboldt County Nevada.
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