Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-09
WEDNESDAYS BULLETINS.

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Ohio and Mckinley.
One Of the Ohio delegates says that il
Harrison is not nominated on the first
ballot they will go solid to Mckinley.
watched Ohio.
11:34-The delegates from all sections
are in turn holding for the Ohio delega-
ton to satisfy themselves in regard to
The report that 1t will go for Mckinley
in certain contingencies. Considerable
suppressed excitement is apparent.
Very Slow.
Up to II a. m. committee on creden-
tials had not passed upon a single one OF
the contesting delegates.
Lots of Work.
20-Secretary Thompson, of com
mittee on platform, says the committee
will not get through work until late to
night.
According to Mr. Thompson two mem
beers of the Minneapolis delegation
Topped from Harrison to Blaine.
Denied by the Binine Men.
1:35-Prominent Blaine men deny the
statement that they will resist progress
until the committee on credentials re-
ports.
1140-Chairma Payne, of Wisconsin
state committee gives the following as
an accurate poll which was made Tues
day night and Wednesday morning in a
certain interest which he will not name:
Harrison, 438; Blaine, 400; Alger, AZ.
Something Up.
1iA1--Conferenc of Ohio and Penn
sylvania delegates is going on in the
aisle.
The arrival of Malone, Ingalls, and
Fassett aroused applause.
The situation Discussed.
11A5-A great body of delegates was
ON their feet discussing the situation
with much energy. Malone has just
been asked to go to the Ohio delegation
and has complied.
Called 10 Order.
l1:48-The convention is called TO
order.
How Massachusetts Stands.
11:49-Frost, of Massachusetts,, says
hisSdelegation has agreed to go solidly to
Mckinley OF Reed if the first ballot does
not nominate.
Told 20 Stand by Harrison.
11:56-Judge Connor, delegate from
Iowa, says that while great pressure is
being brought upon that delegation by
the Blaine element here, yet it is being
deluged with kilograms from farmers
all over the state to stand by Harrison.
Mckinley for Pcrmnne Chairman.
Noon-When the name of Mckinley
was reported for permanent chairman it
was followed by prolonged applause,
delegates waving their hats, handker-
chiefs, etc, for twenty seconds. Gov
ernor Mckinley was escorted to the
chair by Messrs. Fessenden, Spooner and
Malone, amidst great enthusiasm.
He's All Right
1204-The applause for Mckinley
broke out afresh and three rousing
cheers We're given for him accompanied
by cries of He's all rightr' Governor
Mckinley returned his thanks for the
reception.
Mckinley Introduced.
Chairman Fassett introduced
Mckinley and the band enthusiastically
breaks out
12:20-At the conclusion of Mckinley
speech there were loud cries for Fred
Douglas. He was presented and grace
fully retired.
12:2I-The rules of the last congress
were adopted rs those of the convention
amid applause.
The report provides that credentials
and platform committees must report be-
fore the convention proceeds to ballot.
May Not ballot Untii Friday.
l245--Balloting is not likely to bo
reached before Friday.
The committee ON credentials will
probably not report until tomorrow.
Mckinley has been made permanent
chairman.
Mckinley Makes an Error.
1247-The presentation of candidates
for president Is announced by the chair
to be in order. Mr.. Cullom declares the
announcement an error, which Rule 9
confirms.
Adjourned.
On motion the convention mt 1880 p.
IN. adjourned until tomorrow noon