The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-11

dent own you in the delegation. fCries OF
pSSs SsI Sssr r ss lie r tSc
Mckinley, who responded aadibiy,, BsniaPih
saS William Thsn the wSd had I sss
for Harrison. asked leave 10 change his vote
t9 Mckinley. amid great applause. Then Mr..
thas sn he s9 sS vo Scr aSS
| ley's request, he had voted for Harrison, The
anriSm, Of the vote was greeted with
ss SS for Mckinley T oSo sadnG
the demonstration.
Quay. the Chairman. announced that there
I e eo be en- tss by bss ana
ai n0nr and Senator quay for Mckinley Tho
shoWs6 OF the penpsylvania vote
NJ The he, vote M Of South Carolina was challenged
was round OF cheering. then great confusion.
TEXAS SETTLES IT.
When Tcxas announced % votos for Harri-
son. giving the necessary votes 70 nominate
hsFe G the NJ hs
calls nf n had sSsn s g On Win e
meant, and. as tho Harrison %" came out.
f every Harrison man sprang to his feet Yelling
'uau. AiatS WbIe tUIOWn ucTOSS me IlUll,
H"f srSss Which as only '"n n
UP and down the a Isle shaking hands. ''' "'n'
EUt shspnzd i, the 9sI e cnps
waved seres u Snd s
Convention to be quiet. Col Shepard pounded
EA @ fsSHfa "fEs ss t md asar
shouted soused c., Col Mshspsrd; There vas partial
=, Gentlemen Of the Convention. I move that
the rules be SUSPENDED. and that BENJAMIN
harrison matrison he nominated President by acca-
This proposition was received with three
M W"eo tIss thinning to his feet shouted
No cali the roll and no was ' Joined ed'f by
q rise to point Of order Tho order Of Sns
ness Is the call of States. Nobody has any
here %t" sa%o r siaes hs ssr
held by officials who desire. to vote"
sn to % the the r sh aS SG put t ts
could be done by atwo-third vote.
It's bnnHss front W him End Wild
roll cali3 Never ''''N """'' o"''ns
Finally, out Of tho confusion Major McEin-
were States which wanted still to cast their
votes md to cast them in the direction of his
That's tho whole point" cried n delegate
Ar, IT, therefore withdraw my motion" said
m ar a mGGhnley ana no returned to the plat;
extremely difficult.
The clerk again called Texas. delegate
made an effort to challenge the vote OF Texas
anu another tho vote OF Washington. but In |
the confusion heir demands were not needed. |
When Wisconsin cast 10 votes for Harrison
been completed tho murmur Of conversation |
iilled tho air while the clerks nj their desks |
went over The figures and cast up tho vote.
AZ 49, the Chairman struck the table with |
MS gavel aud asked Tor quiet. while by unani- |
nous c2nsent no annnunced change in tho |
vote OF Washington. The change was from y |
Blaine votes 70 the following Blaine. Is: Har- |
rison. l. Mckinley. !. The noise OF converse |
ton again filled the mir.
At 40, the Chairman raped for order, and |
SAID tnat senate ingalls, had sent to the desk |
n resolution. 1t was read by unanimous con- |
sent and adopted. It provided that tho Score
tary VI the Convention sha! prepare n full |
report OF the proceedings of the National Con-
yentions Of 1856. 1850. 1864. and OF the present
Convention. and cause them to be sold ut tho
cost Of printing.
There were cries OF vote" and comparative
quiet followed, Mr.. Depew got the floor and
moved that when the Convention adjourn it |
be to 3 o'clock tonight. No attention was
paid to the motion.
THE VOTE ANNOUNCED.
Two minutes later tho Chairman announced
that the official vote was ready. There was
silence as the Secretary announced the vote,
as follows:
no!e number or votes cast .9o4 13
benjamin Harrison received ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b;Sl IL
JRmes u Blaine Isl 10
William Mckinley lsc
Robert 7. Lincoln ..........,,.....
Thomas h. Reed
The following is the official vote by States:
Nurri R,t5p. AZ