The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-26

vote resulted as follows: Alabama, Brad
ley. 8; Morton, Is; Iowa, Bradley, 2
Morton, TO-; Phelps, IA; Kansas. Brad
ley, I; Morton, II; Louisiana, Bradley
3; Phelps. 2; Morton, IL; Kentucky
Bradley, 25; Maine, Morton, z; Phelps
70; Maryland, Morton, 12; Brad
ley, /; Phelps. 8; Massachu
seits. Morton, 2s Michigan, Nor
ton. Is; Phelps, g. Bradley,
Mnnesota, Morton, l6, Mississippi, Nor
ton, 5; Bruce, 7 Bradley, I; Phelps, 8
Missouri, Bradley, Phelps, 2; Morton
%; Nebraska, Morton, 5; Phelps, ); Ne
yads. Morton, 8; New Hampshire, Nor
ton, 7; Phelps, / New Jersey, Phelps
49, New York, Morton, ~; North Caro-
lima, Phelps, 5; Bradley, 8; Morton, 16
Ohio, Bradley, 8; Phelps, &; Morton, 30
California, Morton, 13 Phelps. 3; Colo
rada, Morton, 9; Arkansas, Morton, l5
Idaho, Morton, 9; District of Columbia
Morton, 2; Montana, Morton 2 Dakota
Morton, 10; New Mexico, Morton, 9
Utah, Morton, 2; Washington Terri
tory, Morton, 5; Phelps, / Wyoming
Morton, g.
MORTON NOMINATED on FOURTH BALLOT
First ballot resulted Morton, 391;
Phelps, ll9; Bradley, l03 B. X. Bruce, Ii
W. T. Thomas, /. The Chair then de.
clared Morton nominated
MADE UNANIMOUS.
The moment MOrons nomination be
came certainty there was wild applause
When the Chairman announced the re.
suit 10 the convention Sloane Of kansas
moved that the nomination he made
unanimous. Jewell of New Jersey
seconded the motion and the convention
endorsed it with roar of applause
Farwell of Illinois moved that Motif
cation committee be appointed composed
of one member from each State delega.
ton, and that Mr. Estee of California be
made chairman. Hustled Of New York
moved that Alaska, four years hence, be
given two delegates. Carried.
HOrr Of Michigan moved that the State
delegations hand in their members of the
Notification Committee 10 the Secretary.
TEMPERANCE PLANK.
Boutelc of Maine moved 10 suspend
rules and add resolution to the plat
form. Oliver of Pennsylvania arose to a
point of order that all resolutions must
be submitted to the Committee on Reso-
lutions. Bouielle attempted to speak,
but was again interrupted by Oliver, who
only desisted when the Chairman threat
ened to place him In custody Of the ser
geant-at.arms. Boutellc again essayed TO
opooL but In a ,,on.pt 0liv.r ,r.c ,., Ii.
feet inierrupling. The audience hiss"d
him soundly. New Jersey appealed from
the decision OF the Chair, and Hewitt
stated that il was necessary 10 read the
resolution To find whether the rules may
be suspended or not
Bouielle read his resolution. which
proved to be temperance plank and was
greeted by wild applause. All the States
seconded the motion, and the rules were
suspended by rising vote.
THE RESOLUTION
says. The first concern of all good
government is the virtue and sobrielv of
the people, and the purity of the home
The Republican parry cordially sympa.
thizes with all the well directed efforts
for the promotion of temperance and
morality"
The resolution was then adopted, and, /,
after vote OF thanks 10 the Chairman.
the Republican National Convention for
1883 adjourned at $50 pm. without day.
WISE MAKES A CHARACTERISTIC SPEECH.
One Of the interesting incidents of this
afternoon sessions was the speeches by
the Virginians during the general hand
shaking over Harrison's nomination.
Mr. Wise said it would be strange il Nir-
ginia was silent when the name of Har
rison was in the field. Two hundred and
fifty years ago that rich and glorious
blood was planted on Virginia soil, and
1t had spread out in its richness where.
ever il had gone When they carried
that name back 10 old Virginia, not all
the narrOwness. not all the bigoiry ot by
gone days could keep them from eecting
Harrison.
MAHONE ENDORSES HARRISON, But sEJBs
WISE.
Mr.. Malone was called for. This is
a love feast" said the Chair "Give all II
show" Mr. Malone said that he need
not assure any Republican within the
limits of this country tha. he was al
WAYS for the nominee, and while he came
here, like many others. preferring some
particular candidate-Shermana above all
others-yet with heart full of friendship
for the field, he had not seen fit TO aban-
don his colors until the question was set.
tied Now that it was settled by decis-
i've majority vote, he Joined heartily in
seconding the motion Ia make the nomi-
nation unanimous. Whatever he could
do TO promote Republican success would
be done. A voice " Shake hands with
Wise" The General stepped down and
shook hands with Foraker, Depew, and
others, but overlooked his Virginia rival
EVERYBODY GLAD TO GET AWAY.
For one week the battle has been to
get In this convention town and stay
here 1t Is reversed now. The battle is
to get out and stay. Every train is loaded
with passengers, and tomorrow there
won't be any delegates in town except
residents. The only redeeming feature
TO this aftern oon's session was the antics
Of Spears Of North Carolina and the
efforts of Oliver to prevent the consid.
grafton of Boutelles resolution to Offset
he free whisky plank In the platform.
IF could swear I'm every style
To which man might aspire,
hardly could do justice 10
The Governor OF ohio"