The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-11

rison, 4. Standardization. ). Georgia
Harrison, 2G. Idaho Blaine. .. Hi
nois Harrison, T3; Blaine. -, Illinois
delegates challenged the vote. roll Of del
egates being called.
Down to and including Illinois stands
G7 for Harrison, Is for Mckinley, p for
Blaine
Illinois official vote Harrison. -;
Blaine, II. Indiana. Harrison. 80. Iowa
Harrison, 20; Blaine, ); Mckinley. l.
Kansas Harrison, II; Mckinley ..
kentucky Harrison. 30: Blaine. ,; Nc
Kinlcy, /; Zone absent. Louisiana
Harrison. 3; Blaine. ;. Maine--Blanc.
- Maryland Harrison. II: Mckinley.
=. Massachusetts-lia harrison, -; Blaine.
!: Mckinley, II. Michigan Harrison.
/; Blainc,2 Mckinley. Il. Minnesota
Harrison, $: Blaine. .: Mckinley. !.
Mississippi Harrison. 49,; Blaine, -.
Missouri Blaine. /; Harrison. -; Nc
Kinlcy,2.
Montana Blaine !. Harrison ). Ne
braska Harrison -. Mckinley /. Ne
vada Blaine g. New Hampshire
Harrison 4, Blaine >. Reed /. Lincoln |.
New Jersey Blaine :. Harrison i. New
York Blaine -, Harrison -. Mckinley
TO- New York d,lcgat" challenges vote.
but it is Withdrawn, North Carolina
Blaine pa, Harrison 10! :. Mckinley /.
North Caroline delegate challenges vote.
roll delegates being called. Down to
and including New York vote stands
| Harrison 36S, Mckinley II. Blaine liJis.
Up to and including North Carolina -
Harrison .sGs;, all others. :2@21' = g. North
Carolina official poll-Blaine pa. Harri-
son. >; Mckinney. 4. Ohio asks time to
consult, Ohio Mckinley. IA; Harrison,
> Ohio's vote caused great cheering.
, Mckinley challenges the correctness OF
| the vote.
! Mckinley said he was delegate and
, cast no such vote. Foraker replied: Nc
Kinley not now voting delegate. Roll
call, Mckinley voted for Harrison. Ohio
vote being taken; much excitement.
At the very mention of that magnetic
name flags were whisked out of pockets.
fans waved in the air. delegates and
spectators rose to their feet and for the
next five minutes Senator Wolcott calm
| ly surveyed the bowling, whistling moh
below and above. Cheers would die down
until the hoWling mob could catch its
breath then the war cry would be taken
up again but again but finally the flags
were returned to pockets. delegates and
spectators resumed their seats and VOL
colt continued.
! When Indiana was reached there was
an applause which was renewed ten fold
when the venerable Il. W. Thompson
walked up and took the platform.
| "Gentlemen of the convention: | dc
not intend to make speech. | propose
to make nomination for the presidency
which shall strike chord Of sympathy
in every true republican heart ! pro
pose to nominate for the presidency Il
man who does not seek elevation by de
traction Of any other great republican
| nominate to this convention for thc
presidency Of the United States, the
warrior statesman, Benjamin Harrison,
A counter demonstration Of Harrison
men came with enthusiasm. Fans and
umbrellas were in the air; delegates
stood on their seats. and Hon. Fred
Douglas, waving his white hat on the
top a cane, led the cheering that was sus
tained for about two minutes. The
chairman had not sat down until it sub,
sided, then he ordered the roll call con
tnued. When Michigan was reached
some one in the galleries cried. What {
the matter with Algcr.
But there was only Il silent laugh from
the convention. When Minnesota was
reached on the roll call William licnr!
Eustis came forward. Unknown to 1
great majority Of the delegates. Mr.
!. Eustis' preference was rot an open Sc