New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
Decentralization. 20.

ldaho-Bainc. ..
Ilinos-Inrrison. 49, Blnlne. 10.
Senator Cmllon-As n delegate from our delegation
challenges the count. we ask for roll call.
The Chairman questions the correctness Of the
announcement
Mr.. Kerr question the accuracy Of the vote.
The Chairman-Th gentleman from Illinois questions
the accuracy of the announcement. The secretary
will call the roll Of tho delegates.
The secretary called the roll Of Illinois. and
the following result shown:
For iiarrison-s NJ. Cnom. Il. J. oglcSby, j. G.
Cannon Joseph Robbins !. II. Gilbert Miles kehoc,
O. y. swift. H. II. Kollsaat, solomon Beth A. g.
stanley, William H. stewart, W. IL. Hanna f. A.
Wilcox, W. A. Rankin, o. L. Pierce. John Gray,
Moses Roscnfcld. William A. L0rimer, Edward A.
Crandall, John W. Kitchc,l. Joseph Y. Graf. David
F. Shoabnrger John Kirby, Patrick Richards, Horace
Dollcriidc. p. ". Barnes, ID. II. Sepp. James a.
Gregory. James p. McCarand Louis KrIgof r. S.
Rdgcway J. shoemaker. j. F. Roberts. ;. l.. TAYLOR
For Blane-s. Il. Raymond W. Il. Kerr. f. J.
Magorstadt William IOiimcr, Il. L. Martin. +. s
Baird. Henry wuG \. W. Pulvcr, l. l.. Elwood
James T.. Lane, W. :. Cowan, }. N. sharp j. r.
Durant. II. J. Golden.
The secretary annonccd the vote Of Illinois as
Harrison, 81; Blaine, =. There cheers
from number of delegates.
Indiana cast 80 solid for Harrison
When Maine was called. joe Marley an
nounccd the vote The State Of Maine casts
her ~ votes for James q. Elaine Then there
were cheers and the call proceeded. The chair
man of the Michigan delegation i'll announcing
the vote of that State gave Mckinley 20, with
for Harrison and for Blaine total Of 81.
whereas the State has % votes. The Chair re-
qucsted that the Michigan vote be repeated. and
with this admonitisn the chairman Of the dele
CATION from that State gave Mckinley 10. Such
was confirmed the correct vote. Missouri's
gote Harrison -, Elaine and Mckinley ,.
There were two repettions Of the announce
mcnt before the convention would believe that
Missouri had ~ distributed her votes When
New-liamIshirc was called, Thomas b Reed aud
Robert r. Lincoln received their first notice in
the ballot, each receiving ione vote.
INTEKE.r IL NLwYoRKS VOTE.
How Ncw-York would vote was a question OF
considerable interest and when that State was
called there was cry Of hush. hush" Warner
Miller announced the vote rs - for sBlainc. -
for Harrison and 10 for Mckinley. p b Wells.
Of the New-YorlS delegation. challenged the vote
as announced By Mr.. Miller, hut after beng talked
10 moment by some of his Acknowledgements, with
drew his challenge, and the roll proceeded.
The vote Of North Carolina was challenged
by Delicate J. II Young. Of the rurrcntne Stat.
uuu 'IIc b''INldll pol'i ih' tfNsaNlbl WIN we
following result:
Ietcr c. priichard. Harrison: Ellhu A. white. Har
rison II. r. Chcatham, Harrison; John G. dempsey.
Harrison Hugh Gale. Harrison: John v. Harmon Nc
Kinley Charles A. Cook, Harrison: \. ID. Middleton.
Harrison; G. g. sherlock. Harrison; John Nichols.
Harrison: Edward A. Johnson Harrison; Thomas Is.
Keo.h Harrison: James 4. Cheek. Blaine: Archibald
Irndy Harrison: j. T. Young Harrison; !. J. Madd.
Blaine. 81 VOTE Sccbuton V. Wa,ser. Harrison. . ,
vote william 4. siley. Blaine L. l.. .hnsins. IInr-
r~on J. o. Wilcox. Harrison. {. !. Harris, absent
william a. Billings alternate. absent. Il. ". Logan,
Harrison Harrison. u 90: rlare. %, Mckinley. I.
North Dakota Harrison. =: Blaine, 4. OHIO WAS
called.
Mr. Na,h-o ohio axis time for consultation. Cries Of
"No, no.
The Chairman" Gentlemen Of the convcn-
ton the Chair was interrupted by cries Of
"McKinlcy." and confusion which lac in vain
tried "a suppress by a vigorous use Of the gavel
Governor Foraker The vote hns been gwen 10 the
Chairman. demand MAT IT be- erased. and It can be
challenged IN the ordinary # any delegate wants
10 challenge.
Mr. Nash-rndcr the ballot taken by myself and
which announced, HnIii'on la, votes and William
Mckinley "a votes. Tremendous applause
MCKINLEY CHALLENGES OHIO'S VOTE.
The Chairman Gentlemen Of the Convention,
challenge the convctnc,. Of hat anuouuc smont
Governor Forhci-i undcr,ia yon had left for u
higher place. and Lad substituted alternate.
Tho Claiimsn-I am member Of The ohio acegu
ton.
Governor Foraker -Yon have retired from it. and
your stein.t" ha, taken your place. We do not know
YOU IN the delegation
The Chairman The Chair veires the point OF
order and ask, the secretary 10 call the roll.
The secretary called the roll with the following
result: William Mckinley, ir.. Harrison Joseph
! h Foraker, William Mckinley. jr: T. 5 Bushnell
I Mckinley; William VI. Hahn, Mckinney; q. Il
| Cox, Mckinley. aud from this point to the en-,
of the Ohio list every vote was for Mckinley
except that of w. &. Cooper. At the end of the
poll Nj. Cooper said:
announced nv vote for Harrison. ! wish {,
have il changed TO William Mckinley. jr. Cheers
Mr. Goldman. Of Oho-Tha there may be- no mis-
take about 1t. | want 70 that the alternate fo
Mr. Mckinley, AND At NJ, request | originally voic'
for Benjamin HARRISON
Tie hair announced the result Of the poll Of tn,
Ohio Delegates follows Mckinley Ii; Harrison /
The announcement thus made brought forth ire
mcndous rounds Of cheers, particularly from tn
delegates from Ohio Massachusetts, Pennsylvania
Ncw-Icrscy. Tennessee and part Of lllinoif. Annie
tie applause there were cries Of Governor
Mckinley is elected
The call Of Satcs proceeded. Oregon v,dc,
for Mckinley and for Harrison. Pennsylvania
being called. Senator Quay, Of that STATE, said
POLL or PENNsYLVNNIA
There Is difference Of opinion in the PENNSYLVANIA
| delegation upon the vcrincaDn If the count Of our
vote pollcl. and compelled 10 ak the Chnr Il
| call "a roll call
The Chairman on account Of a III agreement IN thC
Pennsylvania delegation the chairman Of that 1'l'ga
ton. senator QUAY. requests call Of the roll of dele
gates. The secretary viii call the roll.
The secretary then proceeded to call the rol
| Of the delegates from Pennsylvania almost every
answer being chcocd by side or the other
| II WAS a. follows:
| Hamilton Di>son, Harrison; william VI. Elhins
| Harrison: William Finn, Mckinley; Henry W Oliver
! Mckinley Frank Reeier. Mckinley samuel \. Dayen
port. Mckinley: Henry c. Mccormick, Mckinley
LYMAN d. Gilbert. Mckinley; H. III. Bingham, Nc
Kioley: Oliver Wilson, Mckinley; J. H. Lane. Nc
Kirlcy: Jacob Wildmore, Mckinley: I. II. Stub. Nc
Arh.-. McklnleX. o.