The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-16

Harrisonites turn now. The Blaine storm ha(
lasted "a minutes, and they must equal or bes
it. Thoy did beat it, The end did not com,
until 90 minutes had passed.
Warner Miller took the platform to sec
ond Blaine's nomination. When Miller men
toned the name of Blaine the cheering broke
out in all parts Of the hall. Harris, colored, o.
North Carolina secondcd the nomination o.
Harrison. Boyd, colored, of Tennessee, sec
onded the nomination Of Blaine. Senator
Spooner, of Wisconsin, seconded Harrison:
nomination. Fink, Of Wisconsin, seconded
Blaine's nomination. Downey, Of Wyoming
seconded Blaine's nomination.
PROCEEDING TO BALLOT,
Gen. sewcll, of New Jersey. moved that the
carried, and the call OF States was ordered fol
balloting amid great applause. The States be.
gan taking poll of delegates Alaska and In
dian Territory were granted votes in the Con-
vention, and the roll call started at BIG.
The official vote was as follows:
Harrison 635 1t
Mckinley. I8Z
49, Ii
Iteeo ''.'.'.
Lincoln
Total vote. 9oi Is
necessary ADO
VOTE By STATES.
Arkansas Harrison, Is; Mckinley, 1.
decentralization, 8; Blaine, O; McKin-
ley, l.
Colorado-Blaine, 8.
Connecticut Harrison, 4; Mckinley, 8.
Decentralization, 4; Blaine. Il; McKin-
ley /.
Rehabilitation, 8.
Georgia-Harrison, 20.
Idsho-Blaine, 6.
Illinois-Harrison, "a; Blaine, IA.
Naturalization, 30.
Iowa-Harrison, 90; Blaine, 8: Mckinley, 1.
Kansas-Harrison, IL; Mckinley, 9.
Kentucky-Harrison, 20; Blaine q; McKin-
ley, /; one absent.
characterization, 3; Blaine, 8.
Maine-Blaine IL.
DECENTRALIZATION, IA; Mckinley, 2.
sachusetts-Harrison, 10; Blaine, l; Nc
Knley, II.
NATURALIZATION, Z; Blaine, Q; McKin-
ley, 10.
characterization, 8; Blaine, 9; Mc-Kin-
ley, Z.
disqualification, 20; Blaine, 4; McKin.
ley,2.
Mississippi 1871; Blaine, Al.
ADMINISTRATION, 8; Blaine, /.
Nebraska-Harrison, Is; Mckinley, L.
Nevada-Blane, 6.
New ampshire-Harrison, 4; Blaine, 2;
Reed, /; Lincoln, 1.
New Jersey-Harrison IS; Blaine, 2.
New York-Harrison, 27; Blaine, 35; Nc
Kinley 10.
North Carolina-Harrison, 173; Blaine, % i;
Mckinley, 1.
North Dakota-Harrison, e; Blaine, l.
Ohio-Harrison, 1; Mckinley. As.
Disqualification, /; Mckinley, 7.
decentralization, 10; Blaine, 3; Nc
Kinley, az.
Tel
klnley, l; Reed, 1.
South Standardization, 10; Blaine, 81;
Mckinley, g.
South Decentralization, 8.
Tenncssee-Harrison, II; Blaine, 2.
Texas-Harrison, 22.
When the vote of Texas was announced,
showing that Harrison was successful, the dele
gates and people in the galleries shouted. Hats
were thrown in the air; flags fans and plumes
waving; yelling continued. When Texas had
voted Harrison had 459 votes, eight more than
were necessary to nominate.
Elliot F. Shepherd was called to the chair
by Maj Mckinley, who took place on the
floor and asked for recognition.
TO MAKE IT UNANIMOUS.
Mckinley moved Harrison's nomination be
made unanimous, but the motion was ruled out
Of order.
Vermont-Harrison, 8.
DISQUALIFICATION, 8; Blaine, 10; McKin-
ley, 9.
ngton-Blaine, 1; Mckinley, 1; Har-
rison, 1.
West DISQUALIFICATION, H.
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Blaine, q, Nc
Kinley,3 3.
Wyoming-Harrison, A; Blaine. 8.
decentralization, l. Blaine, /.
District of Columbia-Blaine, 2.
New Mexieo-Harrison, 6.
Alaska-Harrison, 2.
Utah-Harrson, 2.
Decentralization, 2.
Indian Territory-Harrison, I.
When the Convention reassembled at $50
p. m. the roll Of States was ordered for the
presentation of candidates for Vice President.
Mr.. O'Conner, of New York, presented White
aw Rcid's name, which was greatly applauded.
Gen. Horace Porter seconded the nomination
IN an eulogistic speech.
Mr.. Settle, of Tennessee, presented Thomas
B. Reeds name. This was also received with
great cheering. Mr.. Laudon, of Virginia, sec.
onded the nomination.
At 9:31 Whitelaw Reid was nominated, and
The choice was made unanimous.
And the names that 60 forth to the country
IS the candidates of the Republican party for
President and Vice. President are respectively
Harrison and Reid.