The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-05
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ldaho-Weaver IL.
Weaver Al. Kyle AZ. Page l.
Indiana-Weav "a, Kyle 5.
Iowa-Weaver 50.
Kansas-Weaver 40.
Kentucky-W Weaver 40.
Louisiana-We Weaver SO.
Maine-Weaver 6, Kyle 2
Massachusetts - Weaver Q, Kyle is.
Page l.
Michigan-Weave Sc.
Minnesota-Weaver2 81, Kyle Q.
Mississippi-W eaver 27.
Missouri-Weaver 81, Kyle7.
Montana-Kyle 12.
Nebraska-Weaver 80, Kyle 8.
Nevada-Kyle 7.
New Jersey-Weaver 4,
New York~-Weaver So
North Carolina-Weaver 90, Kyle l.
North Dakota-Weaver IL, Kyle 1.
Ohio-Weaver 30 Kyle %.
OreRon-Weaver 49,
PennsylvAnia-We Weaver 80, Stanford l.
South Dakota-Weaver /, Kyle Is.
Tennessee-W Weaver 45.
TeKas-W eaver so.
Virginia-Weaver IS.
Washington-W Weaver 16.
West Virgtnia-We Weaver 16.
Wisconsiu-Weaver7 T. Kyle Al.
Wyoming-W eaver g.
District of Columbia-Weaver 8.
OhlauOmd-W w eaVer g.
Total-Weaver 995, Kyle 265, Norton 1,
Maryland, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Alaska,
Indian Territory, New York and Utah are
blank.
MADE UNANIMOUS.
OMAHA, July 8, Q A. M.-Mr. Morton
moved to make the nomination unanimous
and Messrs. Schilling OF Wisconsin, Wash
burn ofMassachusetts and delegates from the
south, Montana and Massachusetts, seconded
the motion. 1t was carried with a hurrah
and loud cheering, ending with calls for
"Weaver." The general was not present
and committee was appointed to ESCORT
him to the hall. Ii was now after l q. m.
With little delay the roll call of states
for nominations for Vice President was be-
gun.
Gen. J. F. Field of Virginia was nomi-
mated on the first ballot for the vice presl-
dency.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Following is the national committee as
far as selected;
Alabama-J. b. Ware, G. H. Manning
and George G. Gather.
and e. K. Ray.
California-Jesse Poundstone, George r.
johnson and E. NJ. Hamilton.
Colorado-L g. Beedy, J. A. Waytand
and A. Coleman.
Connecticut Payne, A. s. Hurs-
ton and Henry q. Baldwin.
Fsorida-S. 8. Harvey, P. L. Jenkins
and #. H. Little.
Georgia.. H. Turner, j. F. Brown and
G. II. Ellington.
Idaho-A- t. Lane, j. 8. Anderson and
d. K. Munroe.
Ilinois-H. L. Taubeneck. Eugene Smith
and w. H. Hess.
Indiana-M. C. Rankin, e. A. Robinson
and Frazer Thomas.
Iowa-W. II. Calhoun, w. s. Scott and
A. J. Westfall.
Kausas-S. H. Snyder, W. d. Vincent and
]. w. Laybourn.
Kentucky-A. F. Garden, J. G. Blair and
w. ]. Scott.
Louisiana-W. G. Bruce. B. f. Hardesty
and ]. w. Burt.
Maine-M. e. Hobbs, Henry Belts and
Z. W. Boynton.
Massachusetts-E g. Brown, George f.
Washburn and j. Peter Gardner.
Michigan-John o. label, Il. E. Allen
and Ed s. Greece.
Minnesota-Ignatius Donnelly, K. SAL
voeson and Fl. b. Martin.
IN Missi's,PptmG5 u pe-a5,oVt W. Dyer. l. s. Mill'aps
Missouri-M. V. Carroll, A. Roselle and
NJ Goooh.
Montana-C Charles Hanscom. J. W. Aiken
and J. H. Boucher.
New Hampshire-L. B. Porter.
New Jersey-H. D. Codyke, John Wilcox
. and Joseph r. Buchanan
New York.. J. McClartin. Henry A.
Hicks and L. Roberts.
North Carolina-W. r. Lindsay Thomas
B, Long and 8. o. Wilson.
North Dakota-Walter Muir, W. T. No
Culloch and Herman Michaelson.
Ohio-Hugo Pryor. G. H. Cobb and III.
w. Wilkinson.
Oregon-Joseph Waldrop, j. P. Marks
berry and Charles A. Fitch
Pennsylvania-V. A. Loter, J. e. Leelie
and j. 3. Aiken.
South Dakota-A. Wardell, A. NJ Allen
aud F. Zippa.
Tennessee-w. H. Gwynne, L. W. Taylor
and w. E. wilkins.
Texas-Thomas Gaines, r. W. Coleman
and j. ID. Davis.
Virginia.. Fl. Hobson, Marion Page
and Samuel T. NewUerry.
Washington-D. b. Hanna, NJ. F. Knox
and c. w. Young.
West Virginia-S, H. Pelrson, John e.
Staley and n. w. Fitzgerald.
Wisconsin-Robert Schlling, G. Nj. Butt
and Henry O'Brien.
District of Columbia-Lee Crandall, An-
ME l.. Diggs and A. Bland.
Oklahoma-P. o. CasSady and s. D.
Decker.
The states and territories OF Delaware,
Maryland, Nebraska, Nevada, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Wyoming,
Alaska, Arizona, Indian Territory, New
Mexico and Utah have not yet selected their
committeeman.
GRESHAM WOULDN'T ACCEPT.
CHICAGO, July A representative Of
the Associated Press called on Judge Gres-
ham this evening at his residence and
showed him the following telegram:
OMAHA, NEB., July d. 1892
The following telegram was received from
j. A. Hauser of Indiana candidate for lieuten-
ant governor on the Peoples party ticket: II
have just seen Gresham. II unanimous he viii
( not refuse" J. A. HAusER.
After reading this dispatch, Judge Gres-
ham said that he saw Mr.. Hauser when he
(Gresham) Left Indianapolis about 12 o'clock
to-day; that the doctor asked him IL he
would accept the nomination of the Peoples'
party and he referred him to his dispatch