Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13
He Receives 55 Votes on the
Seventy-frst Ballot.
And is Proclaimed the Unanimous
Choice of the Convention.
R. Il. Taylor, 0. Il. Grey and A. E. Horton
Presidential Electors.
Scenes and Incidents Of a Remark.
s.e able Contest.
sEcoNr pAY-MoRNING SESSION

sECoNr DAY-MORNING SESSION
| The Convention was called to order at hall
past 9 o'clock, and the ball opened with
"Churchill. Zone for Beatty and SO on
down the list there being no change Of any sort
in the roll call, and when the first ballot on
the second day of the dead lock was an.
npunced, it stood: Beatty, 43; Taylor, SO,
Sabln, %. No choice. Secretary call the
roll ="
the Convention varying the monotony occa-
sionally with motions to adjourn, and on the
18th bollot showed no change,
SECRET BALLOT PROPOSED.
1t was finally proposed on motion of kicg
to try secret ballot, and on the call of the
roll the vote stood 81 for, 80 against. This
brought jerry Moore, of Eiko, to his feet
with vigorous protest against such Course
| He hoped that no man in the Convention
would crawl out Of the fight under cnver of IA
secret ballot He wanted the thing square
and open, and a secret ballot was not the way
| the Republican party should select Supreme
Judge This brought down "a vigorous round
of applause from the Convention and galeri,
defeated the motion.
The Convention then adjourned for one
hour.
BEATTY GAINS ONE.
After the recess the roll began as usual,
and when Exc was reached it gave Beatty 8,
and Sahin l gam of 1 fer Beatty which
called forth hearty round of applause this
was the 90 h ballot of the second day, and on
the Dist, the vote went back with another de
monstration If stamping and hand -elapping.
On the 22nd ballot Beatty got the extra
v"te again aud it remained with him until the
9th ballot was reached, when d Motion to add
juurn until l 80 Carried
AFTERNOON SESSION.
During the hour and hiatt there was vast
amount of buzzlng aud connnbiatiug ali
ronnd, and the Taylor and Sahin men it l. !
claimed had Caucus in which some very |
lively talk INDUCED in and hard words |
passed.
When the Convention again met the Beatty |
men were in high feather, and it was reported |
hat Liucoln county would leave Satin and
cast It's four Votes for Beatty. Il then
considered a sure thing that enough would fol-
low to secure B ATTY the Nomination..
When the roll was ordered called Harris, of
Storey moved to ad urn one hour.
VARIANT hope no such motion will pre-
vail
Harris-I call the gentleman to order, the
motion is not debatable.
Varian--A motion to djnnrn for a stated
lime is always debatahle. l hope no comb
,ations will be made here against anybody.
We have Just Come in from an adj 'urnment
md now b. ,use things not fixed upto
uit everybody, there is new demand for
more time. 1t MS continue here fair and
'pen and resume halIo'ing
B.shop-l certainly hope there will be al
Not long ago some of these
Hell were quite anxious for an ad 'urnm-n..
What new Inspiration have they found i'll the
our and u half.
Moore, Of EIko-( xcitedI,I ask the gen ,
eman what he means by such insinuatlons
8 that, l have not been inspired by any l.
ody.
B,sh"p--I certainly mean nothing against
ou, sir. n
Mnore--I was the man who asked for an n
Al ,urnnuent, and l want it understood thai :,
. inspiration as you cali it has infuenceu
II. |
Bishop-I meant l.othing of the kind for :,
am pretty well assured that you Came with .,
.ur lnInd made up, and the powers of hea- RI
IN and earth could not change you a hair =.
.uyh'.r) e.
Dr.. Lee Ii there is an adjournment the 5
nag eau be settled in one half hour. H.,
Muore-I seek no inspiration from any ~,
urce except hope tina. l may be inspired M
help the r publican parry. l want no ~
ami am sorry but not surprised or
see certain ihfuelc es at work. l refer to III,
em from high ailltndes. We have a good hp
d tried man here III nominate, and l believe i.;
at the welfare If the Republican, parry is Of vi
re paramount interest than the welfare of W,
, corporation. don't want to see any tn
N nominated by COMBINATIONS. Iol
II .,nuunl-Mr Speaker
word.
Hammond have the floor. mt