The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-06-11
HARRISON NOMINATED! !!
Proceedings Of the Republican Con
Venfon in Minneapolis.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM PREVAILED
Harrison Receives the Nomination for
President on FIRST Ballot.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 9.-On motion OF
Depew, congratulation OF the convention
extended to Colonel Dick Thompson OF
Indiana on his $50 birthday.
Majority report recommends that the
| national committee be sustained as to 90
votes and not sustained as to II votee,
recommending the unseating of II dele
gates given seats temporarily, The net
result politically was gain of about 12
votes to Harrison, rs compared with the
temporary roll. New York will make a
minority report, as to Alabama, Mis-
sisslppi and Louisiana, involving 10
Harrison votes.
Quay took the floor. Great cheering |
Roll call was dispensed with, and the
division vote is being taken. Roll being
called on Alabama cases, and the major
ity report being Harrison and the minor
ity Blaine.
The sitting delegates from Alabama,
whose cases are being voted on, with
drew their vote, making the vote 13 in
favor of minority report, to against.
Chairman decides sitting delegates
have right to vote till they have been
unseated.
Hiscock said in contesting election
the person interested has never been
allowed 10 vote
MINNEAPOLIS. June 10--Walcott men
toned Blaine. [Great cheering He pre-.
diets victory in November for the great
and uncrowned leader of the Republican
party james G Blaine, [renewed cheering
Walcott SAID Blame has never been pres
ldent of our country, but .he will be-"
4 Enthusiastic applause. He was proud
TO cast his vote for man who always
sought everything for his country and
nothing for himself
Indiana called. Col. Dick Thompson
takes the platform to present Harrison.
[Great cheering.] Thompson said be
proposed to present man who does not
seek success by any other great Republi-
can. l nominate fer president. General |
Harrison. Great cheering
The cheering for Harrison was more |
general and prolonged than that for
Blame.
Nearly all of Massachusetts, Connecti
cut, and Michigan delegates remain
seated. Michigan called out, mo can
didate."
Eustis, of Minnesota. takes the plat
form to second Blaine's nomination.
EusIs mentioned Mckinley as the
great leader aud disciple of protection.
[Great cheering.
The chairman is rappiDg loudly for
order. Cheering continues. Order re-
stored at f:12 P. NJ.
Mattison, colnred, of Mississippi, takes
the platform TO second Blaine.
Depew takes the platform to second
Harrison. Great cheering prevailed all
over the hall. Depew continues speaking,
audience paying strict attention and
cheering at the various sentiments ut
tered. The ushers broke out when Har- |
rison was mentioned. Depew referred to {
causing great demonstration |
all over the hall. Continuing he says, {
who will be given credit for great acts S
If the Administrations Some one in the /
audience shouted out "Blaiue" TGreat [
applause. Depew said he yielded to no S
,ne in the admiration and respect OF @
he Republican party for the man from '
Maine.~ Said he yielded to no one in the b
for Mckinley, ibe author d
# the tariff bill. [Great cheering.] He
poke of Sherman, Allison, Alger and
Reed of Maine Cheers for all and pro
onged for the latter
Warner Miller takes the platform to ii
econd Blaine. T.
Harris, colored, of North Carolina,
econds nomination of Harrison. y
Fink, of Wisconsin. seconds Blaine. B
Bowney. of Wyoming, seconds Blaine Ii
Sewell, of New Jersey, moves that el
Dnvention proceed to ballot; carried N
oil call of states was then ordered for st
alloting W
Colorado, Blame, g. Connecticut, Har- b,
son, 4; Mckinley, 8 Delaware, Blaine, p
!; Mckinley, 1; Harrison, 4. Florida. w
aruson, s. Georgia. Harrison, 90 Ida al
}, Blaine, 6. Illinois, Harrison, 33; tt
Iaine, 15. Illinois delegates challenged, TO
egal vote being called. Indiana, Har- in
son 30. Illinois official poll. Harrison,
i; Blaine, IA. Depew said Harrison's
stry. Iowa, Harrison, 90; Blaine. 5;
Chlu4Cy. y. hdusds, hdITlSOn, IL ME-
nley, 8. Louisiana, Harrison, s; is
aine, s. Illinois official poll, Harrison, mt
/; Blame, 4. Indiana. Harrison, 80. me
wa, Harrison, 90; Blaine, 5; Mckinley,
Kentucky, Harrison, 90; Blaine, 3;
,Klnley, l Il absenD. Louisiana, The
,rrison, 8; Blaine. 8. Maine, Blaine. dis
Minnesota, Harrison, 8; Blaine, 9; wa
,Kinley, 1. Michigan, Harrison, Z; an
alne, Q; Mckinley, l5. Missouri. Har- mig
on, 2S; Blaine, 4; Mckinley, 2. tie,
lryland, Harrison, IA: Mckinley, g.
Harrison, 18; Blaine, l.;
,Kinle7. II. Mississippi, HARRISON,
a; Blaine, Az. Montana, Blaine, /
rrison, 5. Nevada. Blaine, 6. Ne catt
ska, Harrison, 15; Mckinley, L. New find
sey, Blaine, q; Harrison, 18. Michi- han
!, Harrison, z; Blaine, Q; Mckinley, zabl
Minnesota. Harrison, 8; Blaine. o sevs
Kinley, 1. New Hampshire, Harri- men
4: Blaine, Q; Reed, 1; Lincoln, 1. wer