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

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ANOTHER SPEECH FOR HARRISON.
He was followed by Bruno, Fink Of Mil
Harrison. He, proSssdsd. in general terms
as S sags he % n's ths ap aps
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finally Blaine. The Chairman heard Els name
dorsed. in tho name Of the young Republicans.
the nomination Of President Harrison He
was !!! II prTosy and the audience began to
DowNEY MADE 1T FUNNY.
took the paor TSs deesaes os Hs
yHss,e,d up Tie aisle, said. Make i short
distant states which is many niles from III, here"
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laughter, Iie continued his speech amid
continued manifestations Of impqtience. max
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state OF amused derision. rs for instance.
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cation that when four years. more should
r3ll around the people would look ut him"
D!!owney SO literally that no made a demand |
the name nsr Of tho common people Tor
man said that there was no limit to this de-
bate. and every gentleman who took the plat
Downcy cont inued. and speak ing OF Mr. Blaine.
whose nomination he seconded. he said that |
he haS been grossly saTdeEfd There vas
Downey quickly finished Then the roll call |
continued and was concluded at two minutes |
TIRED OF oRAToRY AND READY TO BALLOT.
The Chairman announced that five or six |
gentlemen in states which had been called de- |
sired to sreak; tpt the last few speeches had
Gen SeTsIl If e New Jersey get the iocr and
chorus of yes" There were some scattering
nnouncement that tho roll would be called.
There was q pause. during which tho Chair
ute yG past q the ha
raped for order, but the Convention was not
Faay sn nra he sssS o again three
which ought to be decided before the ballot
ing began. 1t was whether the delegates
from Alaska and the Indian Territory should
be permitted to vote The understanding OF
the Chair was that when the delegates from
Alaska and the Indian Territory were admit
ted TO this Convention it should be without the
right to vote. He submitted to the Conven-
tion. so that there. might 10 no msunder-
standing; tho Question WWhethcr this was their
yes !" md delegate moved that Alaska and
Indian Territory delegates be permitted to
vote. me vote on the motion was largely az
The Chairman Of the South Carolina delega-
ton asked that the roll of the Convention Ge
corrected in the Fifth South Carolina district, |
but after n title cooquy the Chairman an
bounced that the roll was certified as correct
roll called.
THE BALLoTIN6 BEGUN.
An Illinois delegate called for tho reading Of
ruloO. Alter the reading the call Of tho roll
nroGeeded; Tho first Suite called lAlabamaj
made the first break to the dark horse. Nc
kinney It cast 10 votes for Harrison and
for Mckllley. nmid cheers. When Nnlifornia |