New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-24
WORK OF THE DAY.
MAJOR MCKINLEY WANTS NO VOTES FOR
HIMSELF.
royAILr SUPPORTING sHERMAN-THE BALLOTS
ernprS ADJOURNMENT.

LOYALTY SUPPORTING sBERMAS-THE pALLoIs-
SUDDEN ADJOURNMENT.
Chicago June 23-Promptly ut 10 o'clocN
Chairman Estce was in his place, but again suher-
ing with n very hoarse voice and apparently
sore throat lie called the Conventionsto oruer
a., six minutes after 10, but permitted the time
% ain away until 10 80 before taking any further
action. At the time indicated he said
. Senator Warner Miller Of NewYork will pre-
side"
Ex-senator Miller took the gavel and at l0:22
hammered the desk and again called the Con-
vcntion to order After quiet had been obtained
Bishop Samuel Fallows. Of Chicago, opened the
proceedings with the following prayer:
Oh Eternal God, our Heavenly Father py any hnmr
IN our Individual and National life We pray In nee
TO multiply Thy blessings upon our country Ea 80 al
West North and South, securing equal rights 10 ais
equal and exact Justice to all, that this peace pIus
perty and continual progress may be en}oyea ~
The United States and all In authority let Thy Tgn.
cous blessing rest upon the beloved genera, =, Bound
By The unspcahaby precious ties OF oomrs SieI
eraciousy grant him we pray Thee anon Te nssnr
ter in ss o STay SoS ssusfhS Of
baowlns and protecting from every n noe wfo and
fS!hcr and mothor and children. Lot Thy blessing
rcst upon schools, making them nuserles y,
high oray and 0, T pES them BY
,he prcsencs Of the Divine christ OF Nazareth who
All not dsdeIn to DO called carpenters son, ana
whose hand wholly undcnled engaged IN earthly on,
and who though now seated upon the throne OF HIS
cverlast ting glory, is human still We pray Inse 10
unite more firmly In country, justly requcd labor
to intelligence, to personal dignity to virtue, 10 honor
let no man--no mcn-put asunder. Let Thy blessing
rest upon oil our charges, standing as they DO 70 OK
press the gories of truth and tho fahcrhood OF COO
and brotherhood OF men, Let these blcsslnes We asA
now TO upon us, but especially 40 we pray on
Heavenly Father that at this critical hour In the pro
cccdngs of this Convention, Thy blessing OF supreme
wisdom may be given to these, Thy servants. save save
pride and prejudice. from passion and dscorl; May
tho men they shall select TO stand for The principles
which compact this great party together may thcy
and working righteousness. and the name Of Him In
whose most perfect form OF words we sum UP all or
petitions shall have the praise forever 4. ,,r
Our Father who art In Heaven; haliowed NC ny
name Thy kingdom como, Thy Will be done, on eafh
as II is in Heaven; give US orr daily bread ana TOT
give us trcspasses as No forgive those VINO tres
deliver us from evil. for Thine Is Inc Kingdom anu
the power and tho glory forever and ever. Amen
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE
The Chairman-Thc regular order OF business is the
calling Of tho roll by the clerk.
Dir. Lewis. of Kentuchy--I rise 10 question OF per
sonal privilege.
The Chair-Thc gentleman viii state the question
of privilege.
Mr.. Lcwis-Yestcrday tho Kentucky delegation was
polled sec that all the new papers OF this cry rc
port me this morning as having votcd ior Gehcrai
on that ballot, did OH the other Two DaLots tahcn
Yesterday desire to have the official report referred
TO- to see whether not my vote Is properly IT.
Inc Cbar-Thc correction will be made by the
official stenoraphcr We cannot look UP the record
now, but VIC win see that the correction is made.