Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-10
HARRISON GAINS A POINT.
Minority Report Defeated and Majority
Adopted.


Adopted.
The vote was finally completed and
while it was being footed Quay, Coggs-
well and others stood anxiously in front
of the clerks desk. When the vote was
announced there was a dead silence as the
chairman said: "The ayes are 493jz." but
when he said ''and the nays are 1871"
the announcement of the half did not
reach the conventions ears, Tor it burst
Into cheers, renewed again and again
while delegates stood up waving their hats
Delegate O'Brien cried Three cheers for
Harrison" and the Harrison men cheercd
again
The Vote in Detail.
Following is the vote in detail on the
motion to substitute the minority for the
majority report of the committee on crcden-
tials: Alabama, ayes is. noes ), Arkansas,
ayes l, noes Is; California, ayes 10, noes s;
Colorado, ayes 6, noes 0; Connecticut, ayes
9, noes 3; Delaware, ayes 2, noes 4; Flor
ida, ayes 0, noes S. Georgia, ayes !, noes
25; Idaho. ayes 8, noes 0; Illinois,
ayes 20, noes %: Indiana, ayes O.
noes 30; Iowa, ayes 8, noes %; Kansas,
ayes TO- noes 10; Kentucky, ayes 6, noes 20;
Louisiana, ayes II, noes .; Maine, ayes II,
noes O; Maryland, ayes O. noes 16; Massa-
chusetts, ayes IA, noes l6; Michigan, ayes
%, noes s; Minnesota, ayes II, noes Z; Mis-.
sissippi, ayes 9, noes 1917; Missouri, ayes
IA, noes 10; Montana, ayes 5, noes Is; Ne
braska, ayes 9, noes 10; Nevada, ayes 6,
noes 0; New Hampshire, ayes 2, noes g.
New Jersey, ayes 2, noes 16; New York
ayes -, noes %; North Carolina, ayes 81
noes l51G; North Dakota, ayes 4, noes 2
Ohio, ayes q, noes 10; Oregon, ayes 6
noes 2; Pennsylvania, ayes 81, noes 9
Rhode Island, ayes 3, noes
South Carolina, ayes 6, noes II; South Da
kota, ayes 5, noes 3; Tennessee, ayes Il
noes 10; Texas, ayes g. noes 20; Vermont
ayes 3, noes 3: Virginia, ayes Is, noes 9
Washington, ayes $, noes 0;West Virginia
ayes IL, noes 10; Wisconsin, ayes 8, noe:
10; Wyoming, ayes 2, noes 4; Arizona, aye:
/, noes 5: District of Columbia, ayes ?
noes 0; New Mexico, ayes 0, noes S; Okla
homa, ayes 0, noes 2; Utah, ayes l. noes
Tried Hard to Adjourn.
The chairman asked if there was any
further business, the reply was a motion
for a recess to II a. M. to-day. 1t was de
feated, and then for some time the Blain'
men tried to adjourn the session and tn
Harrison men successfully opposed tn,
move Then Depew asked for a vote OF
IHt HhJOTIty TtpOEJ' Itllel bIltu W oldN'
it off, but it was no use, the question wa
put and ON viva voco carr ed. Roll cal
was Immediately demanded and ordered.
Majority Report Adopted.
The roll call proceeded rapidly and re
| suited in the adoption Of the majority re
| port by 476 ayes to 365 noes. Before tn
| vote was announced the convention, oil
| motion Of Shepard of New York, passed
resolution authorizing the secretary Il
| receive contributions for Titusvilie suffer
| ers. Foraker, chairman Of the committe
on resolutions, was then given unanimous
consent to read the platform, which wa
| received with great enthusiasm ant
| adopted. The convention at 1:21, on mo
! ton of Depew, adjourned until IL o'clocl
| this morning.
| NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
| Text of the Document as Adopted-Do
ings of the Com I'M ittee.
Following is the text Of the national Re
publican platform:
The representatives Of the Republicans o
the United States, assembled in general con
yention on the shores Of the Mississippi river