The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-30

West Virginia changed and cast II votes for Cleveland. Then Mr. Upshur announced Maryland changed her vote of l6 for Cleveland. Mr. Bronson, of Ken lucky, announced change in the vote of that state, making Cleveland, 22; Boies, ? Carlisle, |. Mir. Neal, of Ohio, made few remarks about the ne cessity of unity, and, continuing, ssI therefore move you, sir, the rules be suspended" when the chairman interrupted him with the nouncement that he was out of or der.
 Mir. Neal--I am going to move the rules be suspended and Grover Cleveland be made the nominee of this convention by exclamation. [Great applause.
 Montana cast 4 votes for Cleve land.
 MT. Daniel, of Virginia, was re eognized and said in par. on behalf of the delegation of Virginia, which came here divided, but which shall go forth as one, and on behalf of every ips.s.. and true hearted Democrat who loves the great party that bears the banner of the people move you, sir, and one voice shall utter the word, "Grover Cleveland is leader in this great campaign. Tremendous ap- plause.
 The motion to make unanimous vote the nomination of Cleveland, was carried with about half dozen noes, which were greeted with misses. The chair said: "The ayes have it and the motion was carried. ]" There were loud cries for Flower and Bourke. Make nomination unanimous.
 In response, Governor Flower stood upon the chair and said {: i've from New York move to make 1t unanimous. 7
 Don M. Dickinson, of Michigan, moved up to the front and shrieked at the chairman: s'I move you this convention adjourn until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
 Mr. J H. Shields, chairman of the Iowa delegation, at 2:45 am, was recognized by the chairman and said: s1Mr. Chairman, in behalf of the state of Iowa, I wish it under stood that the delegates from that state unanimously move to make the nomination of Grover Cleveland unanimous.
 The announcement was received with great enthusiasm.
 Mir. Dickinson's motion was then carried unanimously, and the con vention adjourned until ? pm.
 THURSDAYS SESSION.
 CHICAGO, June 24.-Gen. A. E. Stevenson, of Illinois, was nom- hated vice president by the National Democratic Convention on the first ballot yesterday afternoon. The vote of the states before any changes were made, was as follows:
 Alabama Morse, P.
 Arkansas--Gray, 16.
 California-Gray, 9; Stevenson, 9.
 Colorado-Stevenson s.
 Connecticut-Gray, 12.
 Deleware-Morse, 8.
 Florida-Gray, ?; Stevenson, 6.
 Georgia-Morse, 10; Gray, 9; Stevenson, z.
 Idaho-Gray, 6.
 is-Stevenson, AS.
 Indiana--Gray, 30.
 Iowa-Watterson, 26.
 Kansas-Gray, 20.
 Kentucky-Gray, 12; Stevenson, 12; Mitchell, ?.
 Louisiana Stevenson, b.
 Maine-Gray, l; Stevenson, '. [ Absent, l
 Maryland-Gray, 12; Steven son, 4.
 Massachusetts-Morse, 5; Gray 5; Stevenson, 20.
 Michigan-Mo 2S.
 Minnesota-Gray, IS.
 Mississippi-Morse, l.; Gray, 9; Stevenson, 5.
 Missouri-Morse, 8; Gray, 10; Stevenson, 16.
 Montana-Tree, I; Cochran, 5
 Nebraska-Gray, 5; Stevenson, 6; Mitchell, 5.
 Neyada-Gray, 5.
 New Hampshire-Stevenson, s.
 New Jersey-Gray, 19; Steven son, l.
 New York-Steycnson, P.
 North Carolina-Stevenson, p. North Dakota-Gray, 6.
 Ohio-Gray, 4; Stevenson, 3S; Mitchell, 1.
 Oregon-Gray, S.
 Pennsylvania-Gray, 64.
 Rhode Island-Gray, 8.
 South Carolina-Stevenson, IS. South Dakota-Gray, ?; Steven son, 4 :; Mitchell, ?.
 Tennessee-Morse, 1; Gray, 14 Stevenson, 8; Boles, l
 Texas-Gray, 4; Stevenson, 20. Vermont--Gray, 8.
 Virginia-Stevenson 24.
 Washington-Gray, 8.
 West Virginia--Morse, 4; Gray, 4; Stevenson, 4.
 Wisconsin-Mitchell, 24.
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