Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-11
SHORT WORK.
President Harrison OverWhelrn-
in1y Re- Nntninat-d III the:
FIRST Ballot. ~ n. f.. :
The Oppo3i.,>n Present 22at
l.: - Spectacle Wltt1 H." Vo*"> II: &:
=
Mere Counted. <=>* =. ::

jf1 II n IA tlI+-N tH +ta~ u = !at4'A4H
will tiot >,s I,,-rtt,.d. Mckinley viii t
/ rt. % or - lfcul Mitl,'%an. Olslu ~itl |
Al@, 10 for NJ <:ktnjcy. fti@ fair1y eer~ |
| ,3iu t:4t4. t!ut1,.ou ur Mckinley Win ;
/ t,t .1lu,Iil.A:e,l tottay, viii, jutt!cutions /
| luvnfiup Hnrri, III. Mrs. Helen Fox" |
| ttf. OF tht ". e.. T.t. nnW addressing |
| Tie epr vtnllrn, Wiijrh l. pAyinK great |
attention to Anti ai'plauhihg her libel" i
| ally.
| David Ma'tiu WIS unuuEnctA a.
national co.umiltceIAAn, vice quay
The question then cu:1it up "l tue r."
maiuder IT tAe report Of the committee
on rredtnt' 'Al-. Quay IN order to yet
At the ballptlng, ut Gnce announced
that they wnuld not npI sr It's ad"l'"
ton.
| 1850 Il. nl.-The call Of states for tile
presentation Of candidates has begun.
\Vulcott Of Colorado tHke- the platform
Wuicott mentions Blaine'@ name, ANA
rreat cheering follows. He predicts
victory in November for the great atd
uGcrowneA leuder IF the republican,
party, Julne. &. Blaine. (reuewed
ci1eerIpg) Walcutt says james IT,
Blaine bur never been president OF our
:ouu,ry, but he vii 1T. Wolcott fins
lshe< with the galleries yelling for
Klaint, Indiana WIS called nnd Eol~
uot' Thompson tskts thr platform I"
nominate Harrison. l.re"t rhttr1nK')
THOMPSON .uld he l'rnt"s+d I" present
Il tuuu " hu ,tttA not >eek =uccers by
the ttetructiun of other great terub|1"
:au uuluinet- tor president. ttllter'hE
4ouuetl at4u longer than for Biaint.}
Most pl til. Ma .-tctu>ett>, CONNECTICUT
aud VI EhiEuu delegates rrllIAln SEATED.
Michigan wx4 rallied ard Responded,
no enn'lidatt.' Eu~1is TT Mime
..;tu taxes th+ rlA|tnt1n tn ~+cuhd tue
uoIu,uat,,n OF Blaine. H+' mentions
MeK,uley as great I-nder aud Ills 1I'Ie
n nf projections tx'eat cherr'nE.) f>u Ills
u4.ntluu- Biui'.e's hatte '.'d storm
Ut upItl4u-t follows. Hnr1'. ;coi' r. ~
~ \rr(h Currltn4 -tcontl- the 4.nIn1n-
utltt.1 nj H-lri+thl.
l:*Y) T.. 1n.~~hny't (r'5lortd) Ut Ten
nt>.tt ~tr.,nds tie nnl,iuation u1
!. Blu4ne. S-nutor sI",n1>er of N1stoh"
.iu avt,uta the Au4ull|at1"n Vt Harm
snn.
i, said that If thu nnnluhtln1
~l,ould fall to Mckinley, WhlttlA"
RtuI viii he -tIerttd tnr vlct- t'rt-i
utut, and II Ha,r.soc gets 1t, Mor."t
will h+ " nuutEnattd.
Fiuk oi Wisconsin seconds Blaine
Downey of Wyoming srcnnd+ b'Ai't
StwalI Of New York moves that III
convention proceed to ballot; carTied
A roll Gull cf the states was ord* re
for tallot. The states ere making
poll Of their a~legates.. The dtlegHte
are out of their chairs, waving the
hats aud shouting. The cheering ha
commenced, drowning out the hant
which hal commenced to play. Tt
audience have caught up the refraiy
"Blatoe, Blaine, james e Blaine,
and are crying it.
Depew said, "Who will be- give
credit ior the great acts of the admin
istration:'
Some one in the audience yelIt
"RIaine," and great cheer vert Il
Harrison and Blaine banners are h
ing carried around the hall, and t
. demonstrations for both run hfR
Red, white and blue plnmes are lei
waved ttom various pats of the hH
amidst great confusion.
HARRISON NOMINATED ON THE FIR
l3ALI.UT.
Following IN II synopsis at the II
uT taltot tuken 1t The MINNEAPOLIS Ct
veu,ion yesterday. The returns ca
In in such djsjointtd snd uninte'Ii
b]c nuuntr thnt for the rnllvenie1
of the reader VIZ have tAhuiutet |
vote to the extent that 1t waS XIV,
rhp otf iu+t ns the vote of Ptnnsylvu
WE was being recorded. nnn NOT resuu,
ont 20 that the table given here IN not 20
rlete, and perhaps not wholly an
vast rate:
Hnr- Nc
State, ri&ot, Blaine, Kin
CUfurhIn.. ~, s, .,.....,,
Cunnrcticut........ i..,......,,,...,.::.....,..
nWart..-..........- ..--. 1....,...
Fldrida.."........-. S.............,.ss.....,.. ...,s....
TeOrEin..... ........W -. .......,....,
IEdlaha".............3O ...3O.........,.,...,....
Illinoir... Observation-Disclosures.