Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

,,,,ry CHALLENGES THE VOTE
raoM HIS OWN STATE.
xorinat'on Mads Unanimous
The Result Of the First
Ballot.
. ,,,rsphto the Ssw'.
THE BAbLorISU.
,,,,bsr Details OF the Hattie nj
Minneapolis.

utxNFApULiS, mlLus, Juuo w
.'nrlu.lon OF all the States, Eek.
,s,aor sewell Of New Jersey moved
~ M, convention proceed TO ballot.
:, action prevailed and In the in-
su.pense following as chairman
~ delegations from the various
- nfoceeded to poll their dolcgs-
,-s. MIGRATORY TO roll call, II was
..,,,,d that the delegates from
,.i.,n Territory and Alaska be en-.
ssi 70 vote on tho Presidential
sr nv chair asks that the secretary OF
a. convention call the roll," said
G,lfman Mckinley. This called
tsS another ovation from tho Harrl.
= delegates In admiration OF his
t,,l support to the President
he secretary Of the convention
MA the flfst name on Ohio district,
M, Of VIM. Mckinley, Jr. al vote
= peplamin HARRISON" said the
iaerlcan protectionist, aud the
,sllying cheers which responded
syush the hall were quiet
4 only when the object
Z ali this enthusiasm waved
4 nvel aud restored order.
d. b. Foraker," shouted the clerk,
nd there was a brca,hless suspense.
William Mckinley, Jr.," said the
nglytfnor, and this time II was the
IA warrior who for loyalty TO the
rJsrnsf u his State deserved the
'hall. Of the multitude. After the
l,llyldlAl roll OF tho State was
t,,hsd I, was discovered that on the
sst ballot McNinley's alternate had
,saslly voted for Harrison In obedi.
,scs to the previous request Of Nc.
glaIsy, although the latter doubles,
r,loied he had disObeyed this inJunc.
DO.
Wheu the State OF Pennsylvania
va called there was
dBEAr SURPRISE TO THE CONVEX
TIOS.
he various delegates who, up TO this
sa,, had apparently been doeile
MAT the leadership Of Quay reyolled
ul iht result ss announced showed
bat Haffison had ten more votes from
u, saio than expected. The Har-
iss people cheored tumultuously,
isl South Dakota followed with
islll yOte for him n little later. Utah
ave hin two votes. Then Il was APP
piss, that the President would be
Itnomlniitd snd the enthusiasm pro-
vtisi BY his followers was I'M
hvalsi by any previous incident
q The day. Men chUered Till
Exhausted, and the throwing
aA,is, waving OF umbrellas ami ban.
IN added 10 tho pandemoniun Of re.
iaeing. The bands caught the spirit
ltl buftt forth la triumphant hlasts.
hsNeAe was one where weird cham
isimanly vlgor blendejltoge,her In mi.
snlhAnt ovation 10 the man who had
ltelme tue iJol OF the hour. In the
nlii Of this tumult Mckinley called
Ul'rel Elliot +. shepard to tho chair,
iid before doton people were aware
w, vas on the floor clamoring for
l.'ognition. When order was restored
Mckinley said:
"AL Chairman and gentlemen OF
iat Convention, | move that the rules
le,l,pen1ed aud that Benjamin Har-
hon 10 nominated for President Of
As United States by hcclamation."
hlfIlion people gave y wild hysteri-
q. elstr u approval, but there were
t'iei o. "No, mol" "Roll CALI" from
ne Blaine aud Mckinley delegates In
'tious parts OF the hall.
hn'huslAstic Blaine men made
Psili u order that the motion Of Me-
hlllsy was not In order.
u deslIe 10 say" said he, "thal you
an suspend any rule you have by
ntw.D
Tue Blaine aud Mckinley people
hliei to yield and the chairman
skH' started to put the motion but
., Ioiee could not be heard.
me INST State called responded
Nn hheen votes for Harrison and
s,'a Tor Mckinley. When Ohio was
reached occurred
Tue MOST DRAMATIC INCIDENT
wa witnessed In national conven.
wv, Inat u a Presidential candidate
a''Isenglng the legality OF vote east
MN by his own State. "OhiO
W. TWO Yates for Harrison and forty
" ioI Mckinley" said ex-Governor
h'a.ef, and the pandsmonium OF On.
o. u'i,um that followed the announce.
wy snowed that Harrison had lost
t,.ayseyen votes In Ohio. After
ny sleefing ceased McKinly arose,
"1 clear voice said:
|DA challenge the vote OF the State Of
,AleD 'eios"'e from thal
'hi aid: P'''' 'os'N0' 'o'e
na1 you have been retired from
rs, uvegallon, Mr.. Chairman, by
~ erection 10 the chair. In this
,,s, 'u,lon your alternate has taken
,ss Place, and We no longer know
lon,p VI '"o onio ueiesh'
u m,nls luncture various gentlemen
piinueu Mckinley, and after a
oosWi conferences the latter again
| due Platform and said:
|hr CHAIRMAN, there are State,
~ nave not been reached whtnh
|heJ " record their vote, aud uude..
|u,ec,,a hey rtc)ri their woes In the
|1.hi.,t. " my motion. In order to
|nv ,uuln IN .'o ~, | therefore with.
|la,. 70 notion" prolonged ap.
'u' toll call continued with a
'"ADF GAIN For HARRISON,
AZ. g ". obvloua that he was nomi.
rsauIy. considerable majority, but
ount ~, soma time for the clerks 10
4 ipEir,pp, results During the interval
nj ho,y, had again Ia hen the chat,
' lour lalsr asekd the ole. X 3