The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Adjournment Until Monday Nothing
Dome.


Done.
CHICAGO, Ill, june 23.-.At4:0S O'Clock Chair
man Estee cleared his throat OF the hoarse-
ness, etc, which had gathered there since his
election as chairman, and announced that
the convention was ready TO proceed with
business.
Mr.. King, Of Maryland, sprang 10 his feet
and said: | move that this convention ad-
journ, without ballot, until II o'clock on
Monday morning. Cheers and cries Of
''Nol"l
The Chair; The clerk will call the roll on
this motion. The chair will not assume the
responsibility OF adjourning this convention
on viva yoce vote at any time after ballot
ing begins. II the convention desires, We
can take vote by division, and then you
can see your elves how the vote stands.
Coy. fomkcr, Of Ohio-Ohio calls for q
vote by ballot on this motion.
The Chair-Nhat States call for the ballot?
A voice from the eastern border OF the
convention shouted: "kansas as well as
Ohio"
The Chair-Thc vote will be taken by II
roll call OF the States.
Gen. Henderson, Of Iowa-Mr. Chairman,
Is this on a motion TO adjourn until Monday
morning.
The Chair-Thc question iS shall this
convention now adjourn until Monday
morning at II o'clock" lCrios Of mo, no, y
and Eyes, yes"
The secretary called the rol. OF States on
the motion TO adjourn until II o'clock Mon
day morning. with the following result
Alabama, yeas ~, nays 4; Arkansas, yeas
10; California, yeas IL. Colorado. yeas q, Con-
nccticut yeas Q, nays 5; DclAware, yeas 2,
l: Illinois, yeas 81 NAYS Z: INDIAN. navs Nj
Iowa, yeas ~; Kansas, yeas ~; Kentucky,
yeas 4, nays ~; Louisiana, yeas 10; Maine
yeas ~; Maryland. yeas 10. nays ?; Massa-
chusetts, yeas IA. nays -; Michigan, nays
~; Minnesota, nays II; Mississippi. yeas "a,
nays 5. Missouri, yeas 10, nays Is, Nebraska,
yeas TO- Nevada, yeas q New Hampshire,
yea I, nays !; New Jersey. yeas 10. New York,
nays "; North Carolina. yeas ~. nays 10;
Ohio yeas 81, nays $; Oregon. nays O; Penn
sylyania yeas IS, nays ., Rhode Island, yeas
q, nays 2; South Carolina, yeas Is; Tennessee,
yeas IL, nays 4; Texas, yeas ~, Vermont,
nayss, Virginia, yeas 10, nays II: West Nir-
ginia, yea l, nays o; Wisconsin, yeas 4, nays
nays u; Arizona. yeas 2; Dakota. nays 10.
District Of Columbia. yeas 2. Idaho, NAYS 2;
Minnesota, yeas ?; New Mexico, nays 9;
Utah, yeas 2 Washington Territory, yeas 2.
nays 4; Wyoming nays ..
The clerk then read the result Of the bal.
lot, which was Us follows: Ayes, 400. This
seemed 10 meet the wishes % the majority ol
the delegates, and they heartily applaudcd
the size Of the vote.
ADJOURNED UNTIL MONDAY.
The secretary then announced the ncgn.
tive vote ~ -.
The chair then announced that the con.
ycntion stood adjourned.
Inst bffurQ fl0 Nuf0 Wna auu0unfaI Mr
Warner. Of Alabama, addressed the chair a.
follows
desire to ask II the chair has any infor.
nation a. 10 railroad tickets which expire
today, whether they will bo any good any
longer. Idosirc the chair 10 state whether
railroad tickets which expire today will be
extended.
attend 10 that. Al this point, Col fitzsim.
nous. serguant-at-arms, mounted the plat.
form and addressed the convention ns follows.
The galleries will be In order for an an.
nonnocmont The chair desires mo 10
announce that thc last coupon on the fifth
days ticket will serve for entrance aud
secure seats Monday morning II an adjourn.
mcnt u obtained. Delegates tickets will he
honored ~ usual. All proper passes remain
good until the end Of the session.
Mr. Raymond, Of California, had been for
some time splitting bis throat In the effort
10 attract the attention Of the chairman. lie
was unsuccessful, and Mr.. Fiizimmons
continued The national committee will Of.
tend 10 the extension " the railway passes
This remark Of Col. fitzsimmOns was
greeted with uproarious laughter, but lac
managed 10 shrek tickets, tickets"
Secretary Clisbce then addressed the con.
ycntion a. follows "ict me say 10 the con.
ycnlion that all tickets issued by the rail.
A. a.