Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-26

ginia, Phelps nomination. Mr.. Marsh. Of
Illinois, seconded the nomination of Mr.
/ Morton.
General Chalmers, of Mississippi, gave his
| that he had left the Democratic party with
| it's hide bound nations to Join the
party of progress-the Republican party.
| He was notin favor of selecting q southern
Republican for the second place on the ticket
That would be like the charge at Balaklsva.
It would be grand, but it would not be pol
| itics. (Applause.) Wisdom. politics and
/ the best interests of the suffering people OF
Eehe South demanded that q man frem New
York stand with the man from Indiana.
(ApphQse).
A cufsory remark which MIR. Chalmers
made to thsehect that half of the Mississippi
delegation was composed of ex-confsderate
soldiers was wildly applauded.
Mr.. Treat, of Defa|are, seconded the nom
nation of Norton. Mr Merriwee, of Ten
nessse, in brief speech, Presented the name
of William r. Moore, of that State, o. NOM
inee for the vice presidency. Mr.. Speers, OF
North Carolina, created the sensation of the
evening by humorous speech which was
highly appreciated by the audience and4or
which he was warmly applauded. Standing
upon his chair he declared this to be the
proudest hour of his life, confession which
called forth bursts of laughter. After this
it was with difficulty that the speaker pro-
CeeQeQ, 1Of Ne was necessarily interrupted
with laughter and cries of "What's the naat-
ter with Speersa" t'He's all right" He was
finally able to make it understood to the con-
vention that he favored the selection of "the
gentleman of magnanimous magnanimity,"
Levi P. Morton. Iaughter.) Mr.. Chandler,
of Missouri, seconded the nomination of Mr..
Moore.
The roll call of the States was completed
and the convention about to proceed to a
ballot when Mr.. Moore withdrew his own
name. The convention then proceeded to q
ballot, which resulted as follows:
Alabama Bradley 5: Morton is.
Come cticut-Morton II.
Delaware-Morton6 s..
California-Morton Is, Phelps 6.
FIorida-Merton 4, Bradley 4.
e. Phspa is Bradley
Indiana-Morton 3d.
Iowe-MorIon 10, Bradley 2, Phelps IA.
Kentucky-Brodley 25.
Kancas-Morton II, Bradley 1
Massachusetts-Mcrton %.
Maryland-Mor :on II, Bradley /, Phelpss.
Mississpp2Haorson Phelps Bradley
Bruce7.
Minnesota-Morton ID.
Michigan-Morton IS. Phelps 2, Bradley9.
MIssoaa. ;Eradlsy 5. Phelps T. Norton Is.
New H Hs1ssgIFeelERs T. Phelps l.
New YorkNTorton r.
ohic-Morton so, Bradley g. Phelps 8.
North Caroline Morton IL. Phelps 5. Bradley g.
Rhode yisiand-Msrton s. S. -'p' =
South CaroHna-Morton II, Phelps 1.
Ternessee-Bradley II, Moron o.
Observation-Disclosures oU A'' ''"A'0i l.
Vfrginia-Roll cell demanded-Phelps s. Brad
ley 2, Morton i6.
Wisconsin-MoI5on Is, Bradley !, Phelps 3.
District Of Columbia -Morton2
Dakota-Morten 10.
A 1kH ,1oaeatS
New Me1ico W ..
Montana-Morton 2.
WnanhLMesIo Ta Z: ,ro-+o,s .,,.,-
wyomihg-Morsoaa
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Phelps 119. Bradley 1O3. Bruce ii. w. r.
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