Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-10
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one in audience called out "Blaine"
Great applause
Depew said he yielded to no one in
the admiration and respect of the re-
publican party for Maine; said he
| yielded to no one in admiration for Nc
Kinley, the author of the tariff bill.
Great cheering.
Depew spoke of Sherman, Allison,
Alger and Reed, of Maine. Cheers for
all, and prolonged for the latter.
Depew still speaking, frequently in
terrupted by cheers for Harrison.
Galleries occasionally interrupting with
cheers for Blaine.] Depew said he could
reflect more credit on his ancestors than
they ever did on him. Depew finished.
Great cheering
Banner with Harrison's portrait
brought on the platform. Great demon
stration all over the hall.
Blaine banner brought OH the floor.
Great excitement and cheering.
Harrison and Blaine banners being
carried around the hall. Demonstration
for both so mingled that it was impos-
sib(e to separate it. Red, white and
blue plumes being waved in various
parts of the hall. Great noise and con-
fusion.
Banners removed, and cheering by
Harrison men renewed.
Portraits of Mckinley being carried
around the hall. Great confusion. Some
cheering for him, others for Blaine and
others for Harrison. The latter .vnetting
| the benefit of both. Harrison I'm con-
fdently assert that he will be nominated
on the first ballot
Chairman rapping for order, 2:03 p. M.
Order restored at 2:04 p. m.
Warner Miller takes the platform, to
second Blaine.
When Miller mentioned the name of
Blaine cheering broke out in all parts Of
the hall, 2:l4 p. m.
Harrison (colored) of North Carolina,
seconds the nomination of Harrison.
Boyd (colore6 of Tennessee, seconds
the nomination of Blaine.
Ex-senator Spooner of Wisconsin,, Sec
oDds the nomination of Harrison.
1t is said that if the nomination should
fall to Mckinley Whltelaw Reid will be
selected for vice president, and if Har-
rlson should be renominated Morton will
also be renominated, 2:30 p. m.
Fink of Wisconsin,, seconds Blaine,
2:45 p. m.
Downey of Wisconsin, seconds Blaine.
Sewell of New Jersey, moves that the
convention proceed to ballot. Carried,
2:55 p. m.
Call of states ordered for ballot amid
great excitement.
States taking poll of delegates.
Alaska and Indian Territory were
granted votes in the convention.
3:16 p. m.-Roll call just starting.
Alabama-Harrison Is, Mckinley Z.
ADMINISTRATION Is, Mckinley l.
alifornia-Harrison 8, Mckinley l,
Blaine 9.
Calfornia's vote being polled by the
secretary.
California's result as polled by the
secretary, no change.
Colorado-Blaine 8.
Connecticut-Harr 4, Mckinley 8.
Delaware-Blaine1 l, Mckinley l, Har-
rison 4.
Florida--Harrlson 8.
Georgia-Harrison g.
Idaho--Blaine 6.
Illinois-Harrison "a, Blaine 16.
Illinois delegates challenged the vote.
The roll of delegates being called.
Down to and including Illinois stands
Harrison 81, Mckinley IS, Blaine 81.
Illinois official poll-Harrison "a,
Blaine H.
Naturalization &c.
Iowa-Har arrison 20, Blaine 5, Nc
Kinley l.
- Reconsideration II, Mckinley 9.
!; Kentucky-Harrison %, Blaine 2, Nc
! Kinley l.
Zone absent) +
louisa na-Harrison 8, Blaine 8. -
Maine-Blalne 12.
DISQUALIFICATION IA, Mckinley 2.
husetts-Harrison IS, Blaine l,
Mckinley II. 9as
Mlchigan-Harrison 7, Blaine 2, Nc
Kinley 49,
Minnesota-Harrison 8, Blaine g.. Nc
Kinley i.
Mississippi-Harrison 1311ss, Blaine AZ ~.
Missouri-Blaine 4, Harrison %, Nc
Kinley 2.
Montana-Blaine l, Harrison S.
Nebraska-Harrison Is, Mckinley l.
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