The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-10

Quay. who Is ns nervous "S " '0' '"' ""'
dog in ita way. goes clear over 10 inc asle
where Depcw In talking aud listens
warncr Miller Of the blaine forces followa
Dencw. He says that the majority members
Uivc M reasons for or defence OF tho work. but
only sny they are the majority Docs that
woi,.by He icpcnts hi,nsclt over and over
sanin and makes poor impression. iir Ia
rnlmed down by Mckinley. but Insists upon
talking. Mr. Miller asks for n vote on tho Ala
lama case.
Gen. Coggswcll says That when ho reported
for the majority lie had just left tho
work rocr, OF the committee Warner Miller
crticiscs him for not having his report
rcady with argument and defence. hut he
told tho Convention he had no written report
and yet tho Convention demanded his oral
report. He protests against arraigninG the
committee for what they were hidden to do by
this Convention. His voice breaks down and
he cronks Ike bullfrog with cold
Thousands laugh at him. but they nrc Missed
down because OF the Generals gallant record
In the war. Ho went in rs n Captain. was
twice wounded. and came out n Brigadcr.
A negro from North Carolina tries to talk.
but tho previous question Ia novel Quay
asks for nm explanation OF the course OF the
Chair Whit Quay says cannot tc heard.
OF tho dialogue only what Mckinley
:ho purpose OF tho colcauv Tint Is
carried on between tn" Chair and the Delegate.
meaning Quay. This raises n laugh. Tho
Chair explains that thc question is whether
thcr" shall he q vote on each case or on nl tho
eases IN lump. Amid great confusion the
Chairman gets Il vote sustaining the putting
Of the previous question.
The first v"te called FOR is upon the first
Alabama case, thu question being whether
III" minority report b" substituted. The cues.
Gall "A r,nr nm hn NJ Il hat
r ,S that that It u" is in donIt Thors, arc
cails iHr a roii. 4 rising vote Is ordered, 4;
isiemnndad md scron'Icd hy New York.
Tho Alabama ease therefore brings tho Con-
vgntion to iii" point of combat ut last. Afey"r
Of unrest and wave Of yoi-es in conversation
iilsehH hall while the clerks prepare for tho
VIVA, nine-tcnths Of the delegates and Of the
pcrll Of the country have wanted Is about 70
There is II rumvr that a. the Harrison men
arc NOT instructed on side questions. they may
not show the strength they would have Oh a
At last tho voting began, Alabama votes II
3f mi mn yo finst On is "wn IS
The Chair says II has no Information ON tho
Ghaunrey VI. Dcpow challenges the votes
amid hisscs. He argues TINT ninc men in the
delegation arc subject to contest. and not
il ia remarkable how fair Mckinley hns been
from first t" last. a"d now again he shows it.
says 'Iiat T't,IlIuT Eifn lluNf FNHt-
cd an, enrolled. In; y more serious question
than the ono la!sc is one hat rmhnrrasses
linn srratly.. That nu".ti, i, whether a dele.
l:nt" may votn OH BIS own Cns.' No rules clear
,!li-cr'k .; New YORK says i. has "vcr hcen
tn" rule that y" sthl""t 4 y contest can vot"
on utrsti"ns ai,,r'ing IA, cont, st. There
wri" rii"s Of Ter sion
TIE Chair ak cd nrnr ':cntI"mrn's views.
nnl s,pn"net n d it l. n universal law rrluir-
ing r"iusc that n" man ma be " iud- 20 in his
Narry IT,. Smith. III" n ',!or - 'hn rules and
digest II Congress- n',l who w"s Reeds par-
liamrntary, i,"mp rr. ~? "hind Mckinley
In-sct; "' New :nrk. with cl"Nr reasoning
an ilw"ys CALI 'hr .nrI,.. oil Ionv"n-
ii"n. IT thus eta isles the ,aius OF the
members nn'il it il 'e-rs,n'Ilshed by the Con-
vrnti'n.
m Alaham, del" cate talks. Ii il, interesting
{ u there should l." :" much talk over dis
OF tn. iorcr1 t" max" n hight 1t looks as il
votes W re s'arcn on l'",h 'l"+.
seats IN. talks I" tho Chairman. who arose
an withlr"w four trss the tour that were
Foraker ri, o. and r",nn'ks that til" votes rs
firSt east ought 10 nI"weI to stand,
10 The H y"n n nj san II a snGT rs
or = los of To HaT; is"r., Illinois rnst vote
gain for Blaine. and Cannon, The. Chairman Of
the de,rsation. rises and nils for a detailed
N'tt. NV loNt Ms illeIi WAITS 10
spot the traitors. A. tn" rames are called
every mans vote is "hr"lcd by the galleries
%s s n"@ 4" Il. "fs IS o"t R an
his alternate votes aye witt! the blaine men
a% cher, and . a na The TG 'I sno%,
State has dug into the Harrison bedrock lig-
PIT Kellogg Of Louisiana says dele.
blair n, >"r s" r f no; MIR s,ro. t hnF
IN. missing lrl.uatp thps,
fellows who sell th,r tickets. lie is outside
Sn sInm"f :s' n HerE ~ ssnsss This
IN the fur thrr corner OF the bail beside KEEL
'sg. w. iSl,sr!rg t" him. ;'iain" is solid with
ns nj In Michigan the Anger men vote with
VIII ~ srwrli east the vote for New Jersey
Pc 81, demanded that tn, roll he called. Us John
J. Flair is nnscnt. ;SrwrIl saws this gentleman
rrerring to tho color at speaker. l. not II NELL
IN" ,lnrkrv sry-: Mailer Innd: call DO
ROLL lie insist thai i" VAS til" alternate in
question. sHw"'! 80 h., Kim, hn* y" h'sim",- r.
md he is "I"rr''i T. III! It. Til. Is
n mo" ngninet r,,M.,,l n"ll the ,iarkry
po"ri = vnv, hin. s"w"II -ays:n, snow n",h.
ing abo"t tnis .:rntiemtn." 'rhr thair snls
u" kmnw. nothing M,n,nt New ,o 'Ir""y oit"s
Mage" j. rushing ih,nt On Matt ,luuy heels.
The tw" carry t,rir dis,",, wherever they 60.
son huy KIT setter h"ir 'lr"l,~ .u thames side
when r"nns.,vnni4 j. 'nll"; i''"r" 'irr "ny
five pieces on tho Administration l"d rnr,
North ''nr"lirn shows n los" Of tw" for Ilurri-
son.
iicr. the electric lights 20 ont. It ia pr,-
cisoly II o'"inrk. Matches are strnck all over
Inc hal. Voice; y"ll; INT out the matches"
Two dozen frebl" yellow IN. lets nra all that
illuminate til" a"r" Of faces. Mckinley brEs
II # matches l;;n"t lighted. The bnnd pI,Ss
"Hnmc. sweet Home"
This rnls"s laugh Thcre is u bcwidcring
town II Minncarols roll around the hall. The |
women ar" afraid. rhcy are leaving in swarms.
IHre homcnrI in tho galleries multiply every |
ninu,c. K,ros"n" lamps ar. lighted On
tine Cha rIlnn y lies i aud the ,nnd strikes up |
what John C"r%in CALI; - tight.r"pe tune"
George Alfred Townsend climbs over the cor |
Respondents shoulders. lie calls out: III
you fellows set burned M II write all your
onitunries." Tn. CORRESPONDENTS yell buck at
him: "Send In key Of beer"
Tho faint light is that which might ba made |
by glnwworIIs. The vast Auditorium looked !
as .Erayeyards MI look on resurrection day |
with ghosts flying about. The tn' head Of |
1,ingham # lennsylynnia to"S on II dun glow;
sparkled like the stomach Of nrrfi"s.
After twenty minutes OF rar!r,in2 Chris |
MaEee began talking about tho vote VI Texas.
Suddenly IL man appears with an od-stylo