Show I 1 0 V A X 0 0 CLEVE has been named by the Fat rational ional democracy lor for president A E STEVENSON of illinois will be the vice president after the fourth of next march CHICAGO june 23 4 i a in after considerable dis discussion cassion cus sion of the tariff and silver planks for the platform tile the convention settled down to business governor abbott of new jersy presented the name of gr G rover over cleveland to the convention the applause which greeted tile the mention of his name turned the scene into a pandemonium of joy tile the first mention of Clev elands name as indeed all subsequent mentions were received with storms of applause and iu in the first instance the clamor continued fifteen minutes the chair made r sundry fruitless attempts to procure order life sized portraits of cleveland were started into view at various points arid and as each one arose over the heads of the people fresh outbreak of enthusiasm sl sac i r r eav damco MN D imi B B I 1 hill 1 i f I 1 john goode of virginia also seconded Clev elands nomination J D of washington second cleveland as did 1 F 31 martin artin john J davis of west virginia Virgil lal and summerall erell of wisconsin st clair of west virginia seconded hillas hill as the winner the roll call continued till illinois was reached when A IV green of Cli chicago icaco seconded the nomination of cleveland illinois casts forty forta eight votes for grover cleveland 1 were ere his first words the clear cut terse announcement brought 0 forth loud cli cheers cers and then green told lold why illinois lid did so when indiana N was as reached hon william E english eloquently i the nomination of cleveland in a few words as a substitute for ilon hon danial IV voorhees who was taken ill the clerk called iowa and non hon john 11 duncombe Dunc oinbe took the platform amid op and adIr addressed essed th convention in favor of his fellow statesman horace boies at mention of this name tile ilie whole of the iowa delegation jumped upon their chairs and otherwise showed their love and loyalty to their popular governor S hen ale of pa ila seconded cleveland and gov tillman of SC seconded econ ded boise kentucky and Ten neEce ee also added second ia to the nomination of cleveland when han massachusetts was called hon patrick collins seconded cleveland saying if div my voice was on oil its last errand the request would be conveyed by it to every delegate when iou you aide are botin voting n for a candidate fur for president heed beed not the voice of the locality but the voice of the democracy odthe whole nation I 1 do not argue with the faction I 1 address to the entire democracy mo cracy today to day we have several candidates but tomorrow to morrow we shall have but one and upon whosoever your choice falls I 1 believe that any democrat will see he bears the title of president of the united states and among them all when you go to tite the people dismiss locality and forget individual friendship and you will find ninety nine men out of if a hundred will ask aik you to give them the chance to right the wrong and rectify the mist mistake ake made four yea deais I 1 s ago 0 by voting for grover cleveland As collins ceased tumultuous cheers chac rs mose from froin all parts of the hall and tile the massachusetts del delegation e delivered three cheers in a body the roll of states being exhausted the balloting was then tile coan encee by states with the follo following vin result THE VOTE BY STATUS STATES alabama 11 14 1 2 1 arkansas kr kansas 16 california Is 18 colorado 5 3 connecticut IS 32 delaware 6 i florida 5 georgia georgi 17 0 4 idaho 6 illinois 18 48 indiana 30 loa iona 26 kansas 20 kentucky 13 18 louisana 3 11 1 1 maine 9 1 1 maryland mar land 6 91 9 ae J massachusetts 24 1 4 1 michigan ign 11 28 minnesota 18 mississippi 8 2 1 4 missouri 34 montana 8 15 1 nebraska 1 1 nevada 4 2 new N ev hampshire 8 new neny tersey jersey 20 new york 72 north carolina 21 2 1 wa 1 0 3 2 6 north dakota 6 ohio 13 10 16 G 5 ore oregon oll 8 rc renn nn syhania sylvania 64 rl C ae island 8 uth carolina 1 15 2 south dakota 7 1 tennessee 24 texas 23 6 1 vermont 8 virginia 12 11 1 washington 8 west virginia 7 wisconsin 34 wyoming 3 3 alaska 2 arizona arizon a 5 i 1 district of columbia 2 indian territory 2 new nen mexico I 1 I 1 oklahoma 2 utah 2 scattering carlisle 9 14 Mor ripon 3 camp Carn bell 7 whitney whitey it i t 1 russell Jt 1 I 1 croker 1 I 1 za 1 l the result showed votes for cleveland 1241 for boies for hill 35 for gorman german arid and 22 scattering 0 at the announcement by chairman wilson the enthus enthusiasm iasin was wonderful hats canes um be rellas were ivere tossed on high and there seemed to 0 o be no exception to the universal homage paid the man of destiny the meeting t then adjourned having baying remained in session all night 0 A fw y te kl hr N 9 I 1 A E B CHICAGO june 23 0 3 p m the convention reassembled it at two clock 0 and proceeded to nominate dominate a vice president the most prominent candidates were gray of indiana boies of iowa bynum of indiana and stevenson of illinois the hill men 0 of f new york objected to gray because of ilig his stron g support of cleveland A compromise was finally effected arid and the choice of the convention fell on stevenson whose I 1 nomination loining was secured on the first ballot the platform was read and adopted by sections and the labors labora of the great convention were over all parties are satisfied with the ticket and feel that it is the one to will |