St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-10

some not voting
+Ihree not voting.
Upon the announcement Of the state New
York, twenty two noes, there was loud applause.
senator Grady sprang to his feet and endeayored
% attract the attention Of the chair. He was met
with 81 perfect storm OF Kisses from the gallery
and audience generally He still continuing
to hold the Hoor and endeavorng to attract the
attention Of the chair, the uproar became so
great that nothing could be done The chair re-
fused to hear Mr.. Grady until after the ballot
had been concluded While the uproar was at
the highest, Senator Grady endeayored to be
heard and shouted at the top of his voice, hold
In my hand the official
The Chair-The gentleman is not in order
Mr. Grady rise to point Of order
The Chair-The gentleman is not in order, the
cal H. in course Of progress.
Mr.. Grady challenge the count and offer
official tally taken by one Of the official tellers
hold the official tally kept by one of the tellers
The Chair--No gentleman from any state will
interrupt the count OF the vote.
Mr. Grady challenge the vote
The Chair-No challenge OF the vote from a
state will he allowed now.
rs soon as Senator Grady understood the posi-
tion taken by the chair, Tint challenge would
nutSle allowed until after the ballot had been
concluded, he sat down. and the galley aud dele
gates concluded 20 allow business to proceed
Mr. Waller, of Connecticut, then arose and
said: Mr.. Chairman, rise TO a question OF priv.
iiege, aud that question OF privilege is this, I
wnn' to know if IN this Democratic convention
there IS not power 10 let delegates express their
sentiments without being Missed down By specta-
tors My question OK privilege, sir, is this. that
the chairman % this convention ought to instruct
the sergeant at arms and ushers that any one who
attempts TO shout his disapproval Of any senti
ment or any person iu this convention, that II,
shall De instantly elected. Cries of ''good, ~
good.
The Chair-rhe gentleman from Connecticut
rises to a question Of privilege which the chair is
disposed TO uphold. Cheers 10 cannot be
tolerated 10 guests Of this convention that they
shall interrupt the harmony and orderly pro-
cedure of It, and the sergeant az arms l. directed
70 remove any person who violates order. This
order met with universal appreciation.
The Cbair-The chair recognized the gentle
man from New York, Mr. Grady ICbecrs', but
the chair declined to interrupt she call OF states
Is announced by the chairman ot each state. and
the count win be proceeded with and the roll
called until complete.
Upon the conclusion Of the call Of states. and
before the vote was announced the chair said the
gentleman from New York, Mr. Grady. when the
state OF View York WAS called challenged. the
vote of that state. He viii state the ground OF
OF chat challenge
Mr. Grady hold in my hand the official tally
OF the vote, in delegation from New York. nine
teen voting 10 the affirmative, forty-niue voting
in the ne,rtiye, aud four OF the delegates not be-
ins present IN convention. I ask that the vote
be- recorded cast
The Chair-The chairman Of the delegation
from New York viii again state the vote Of that
state
Mr. Maunmg-Ncw York votes seventy.two
votes up,
The Chsir-Chair Is unable 70 entertain the
challenge OF the gentleman from New York. and
To recognize 4; as voted upon the facts he states.
because as il has been announced to the couven-
ttrn. New York votes under instructions from
her convention As uni, upon ali Questions.
MI shirley. Of Kentucky-I am Instructed BY
this delegation 20 change the vote OF tAe state OF
kentur ky
The Chair-Kentuoky asks leave TO change her
votes Consent viii be granted unless objection
Is made
Mn Shirley-Reutpeky changes her vote rs
follows, Noes >, AYES al Californis changed
To s ayes and one 10; Kansas changed 70 ayes
and l8 negs Wisconsin, chaused her vote to >
ayes. 20 noes The secretary announced the vote
a. follows, AYES, sSs; noes, sci.
The chaiy-rhe motion to lay on the table IS
lost,
Delesate-Does not the question reegr upon
The Original proposition
The Clair-Csrtaialy
The pelega's-UpOn that demand ssaH Of
states.
Mr.. Farey--I desire. sir, 10 oder sn amendment
- the original moti1a and demand tie cal Of
states upen that amendment.
The Chsir-The amendment VIII be rsaa-
The >ccreiasy-It + proposed 70 amend By
adding 20 the resolution that no vote be taken oa
nomination Tor president until after the platform
Is adopted. Cries 81 YES that is right
NJ Fsrby-I demand 4 call OF states on hat
question
Mr. Meuzis-J sceeps the amendment
The ChaiF-The gentleman fsrn PennsylssriA
accepts he Amendments