Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-06-15

Wisconsin were called, but there WAS no
response. Alaska, Arizona, Dakota, Dis
trlct of Columbia and Idaho did not re.
Spond.
Governor Gray and General Black were
also placed in nomination in short
speeches.
The Chairman-The clerk will now pro
ceed TO call the roll of the states and ter
ritOrles and the chairman of each dele
CATION is requested to announce the
names of those for whom the delegates
vcte.
The secretary called the roll of the
states with the following results:
Alabama Black, l; Gray, {; Thur
man, Is
Arkansas Thurman, II.
Canforuia Thurman, Ii.
Culorado-Blsck, t
Thurman, u.
laware-Thuvman, 8; Gray, ).
When Florida was called the chairman
of the delegation sad Florida meets Cali.
fornla half way, and gives her eight votes
for that highest type of the American
citizen, Allen q. Thurman.
orSia-GrRy, L; Thurman, :.
illlnols-HIack l.; Gray, Il; Thurman,
10.
Indiana Gray, so.
Iowa passed at the request of its chair.
man.
Kansas Black, .; Gray, =; Thurman,
Ii.
Kentucky Gray, Il; Black, /; Thur
man, Is.
Louisiana Thurman, lG.
Maine-Thurmau, l..
Maryland Thurman, l6.
Massachusetts Thurman, 10; Gray, :;
Black, l.
Mtchigan-Black, ;; Thurman. -.
Minnesota Thurman, I3; Gray, |.
Mississippi Thurman, Is
Missonrl- Gray, 4; Thurman, -.
Nebraska, Gray >; Thurman 5.
Nevada, Thurman, 6.
New Hampshire, Thurman, ).
New Jersey, Thurman, Is.
Now York, Thurman, -.
North Caroliua.-Th Thurman. -.
Ohio.-Thurman, -; Gray, l.
Oregon ThU-mau,6 s.
Pennsylvania. Thurman. 90.
Rhode Island. Thurman, $.
South Carolina Thurman, Is.
Tenr nressee.-ThurmRn, 81.
Texas. Thurman, Sc.
Normont.-Thurmau $.
Virginia Thurman, 24.
West Virginia Thurman, H.
When the state of WISCONSIN was called
every delegate in the hail arose and agniu
began scene which rIvaled the uproar
of yesterday when Cleveland was nomi
mated. Then everybody produced
red bandanas End every guidepu in the
hall was decorated with one. Delegates
Taylor, of Iudianh, attached an enormous
baudana to the guideon of the indiana
delegation and marched to the reading
desk with it creating uubounded enthu
siasm. When Flower, of tho New York
delegation succeeded III crowdlng his way
TO tho reading desk with guideou also
attached to il an enormous bandana, tho
delegates became frantic. The upruar
was finally quieted i'll a measure and the
clerk again called The state of Wisconsin
the chairman of which delegation an
nOunced % votes for Thurman.
Iowa-26 votes for Thurman.
Territory of Alaska votes for Thur
man.
Arizona , votes for Thurman.
Dakota votes for Thurman.
District of Columbia votes 70.
Thurman.
Noutana-2 votes for Thurman.
New Mexico votes for Thurman.
Utah-2 votes for Thurman.
Wyoming-2 votes for Thurman.
GEN. BLACKS NAME WITHDRAWN.
Mr.. Patterson, OF Colorado Chair.
man-0n behalf of Gen. John G. Black,
of Illisois | am requested to form
ally withdraw his name, aud move that
the nomination of Allen q. Thurman for
vice president be made ununimsuly.
The chairman-Tho vote of Colorado
will first be changed as requested, by the
chairman of that delegation from Gray
to Thurman.
delegate from Ohio Our state is en-
titled to 46 votes, and she wishes to cast
her vote solid for Thurman.
Tie Chairman - The secretary Will re-
cord the vote.
The Secretary-The state of Ohio casts
4G votes for Thurman.
GEN. GRAY's NAME WITHDRAWN.
Mr.. Shanklin, of Indiana Mr.. Chair
man and gentlemen of the convention, l
arise FOR the purpose of withdrawing tho
name Of isaac p. Gray, and of moving
that the nomination of Thurman be made
unanimous. We brought our candidate
to this convention in good faith, be.
lieving that it was for the best interests
of the party that he should be nomia-
ated. BuS this convention, composed of
the ability aud intelligence of the great
democratic party of the nation, has
settled upon another choice, and we bow
to that choice and promise that as
partisans of Mr.. Gray yesterday, we are
now and from this time forward apostles
OF Cl vela9d and Thurman. (Tumul-
tuous applause.) My fellow citizens, l
now Withdraw the name of Mr.. Gray en-
tireIy, and our Gray handkerchefs shall
be found no more on our housetops.
Every Indianian in the city of st. Louis
will return home TO night with red
bandana worn across his breast. | now
move that the nomination of Aller g..
Thurman be
MADE UNANIMOUS.
The cbairmar-It is moved by Mr.
Patterson, of Colorado, seconded by
Mr.. Shankiin, of Indiana, thaO Allen g..
Thurman, of Ohio, be nominated by ac-
clamation. Those in favor of that
motion will say "aye."
At this point The convention rose en-.
masse AMI shouted forth a long loud and
unanimous ''aye."
The chairman-The chairman of this
convention declares Allen q. Thurman, Of
Ohio, to be the unanimous choice o. this
convention for the office of vice-president
of the United States. (LoHd applause and
cheers.)
Maine Union Labor Convention in Session
WATERvILLE, Me, June 12.-The Union
Labor Ssate convention met here today.
Resolutions were adopted favoring green
back postal, govern nent telegraph
and railroad service, pensions, an income
tax, secret ballot, and homestead laws.
w. II. Slmonds was nominated for gov
ernor.
Pensions Granted.
WAsHTsGTos, June 1.-The following
Wisconsin people were granted pensions
Saturday:
j. Brasch, Wausau; w. T. Skinner, FL