Evening journal., 1892-06-10
NEAR The FINISH
oontInuea From rlr.t rage.


that member should vote on a question
unless excused or ''unless he had personal or
pecuniaryn interest in IT,
Mr.. lsnstin, Of Alabama, said he only de-
sired Justice and he would withdraw the
vcres Of the four delegates at large.
The vote on the motion TO substitute the
minority for the majority report, from the
committee on credentials, resulted: Ayes
423; noes, 4G3 This was decided victory
for the Harrison forces and the hall rang
with cheers The following is the vote in
detsil:
Alabama, ayes 10, noes 8; Arkansas ayes !,
noes 10; California, ayes 10, noes 8; Colorado,
ayes 8, noes o; Connecticut, ayes o noes 3, Del
aware ayes 2. noes. 4; Florida ayes %, noes s:
Georgia ayes I, noes 2s' Idaho, ayes g. noes o:
Illinois. ayes 20, noes 2s; Indiana ayes O, noes
30; Iowa. ayes g. noes 20 Kansas ayes 10, noes
10; Kentucky, ayes 9, noes 2J Louisiana, ayes
H. noes 2, Maine, ayes II, noes o; Maryland,
ayes o. noes l6; Massachusetts. ayes "a, noes l6;
Michigan, ayes 70, noes 8; Minnesota ayes II,
noes z; Mississippi ayes J.. noes l0l6; Missouri,
ayes u, noes 10; Montana ayes D noes Is; No
braska, ayes g. noes 10; Nevada ayes c. noes o;
New Hampshire ayes 2, noes 9; New Jersey,
ayesx, noes 10; New York, ayes IS, noes21; North
Carolina, ayes 50, noes 1915; North Dakota, ayes
q noes 2. Ohio, ayes n. noes lg oregon, ayes
y noes = Pennsylvania, ayes %. noes 9;
Rhode Island, ayes 3, noes 8; South Carolina,
ayes 6, noes -; South Dakota, ayes 0, noes 81;
Tennessee, ayes y, noes 10; Texas, ayes 9, noes
2O Vermont ayes g. noes g; Virginia, ayes IS,
noes " Washington ayes 9, noes o.; West Nir-
ginia. ayes r. noes 10; Wisconsin, ayes Q, noes
l5' Wyoming, ayes 2, noes a; Arizona ayes 4,
noes 8; District Of Columbia. ayes =, noes o.;
New Mexico, ayes O. noes G; Oklahoma, ayes O.,
noes Z; Utah, ayes l, oesl.-Totals, i2Sl4 ayes;
463 noes
During the .balloting when New Jersey
was reached there wasa lively scene. Muir
rell demanded that the roll be called and
that he be permitted to vote but the exam
ination of the roll showed that the action Of
the national committee had been reversed
by the printer and another name appeared
in the place Of Mr.. Murrells. SO the colored
delegate retired.
Motion TO Adjourn Lost.
Then the lights in the hall went out and
Blaine men endeavored TO get an adjourn
ment. Messrs. Miller and Fassett both de
clsred that it was an outrage to keep the
audience in the hall, but there We're loud
cries OF mo The lights came on again
however, and stopped the wrangle. Dere
gate O'Brien cried, Three cheers for Har
rison, and the Harrison men cheered again
An iowa delegate moved a recess till Il
O'Clock. There We're cries Of NO. anC
Chris Magee stood in the aisle and led the
vote in the negative. The Blaine men voted
faye the Harrison men mo- 4. There wa
another cheer as the chair announced thI
vote-271 ayes to 352 noes-and declared thi
motion to adjourn lost
Mr.. Depew asked vote on the maiorit,
report. Mr.. Teller moved recess to 1890
Mr.. Cannon made the point that no busi
ness had intervened and that it was evi
IDENTIFY a dilatory motion and the point wa
declared we'll taken. The question was pu
on the adoption Of the majority question
and evidently was carried ON viva voce vote
but there We're cries of "roll caln from a
parts OF the hall. Mr.. Quay quickly aske
the call in the name Of Pennsylvania, an
Mr.. Platt seconded the request for the stat
of New York. The call was ordered an
the clerk started in amid much confusion
Before the vote l476 to 3G5l was al