Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-06-10
TALKING ! TALKING !
NOMINATING SPEEGHES
BE>dsUl$.
BLAINE CHEERED FOR HALF
AN HOUR.
COUNTER DEMONSTRATIONS
FOR VARIOUS CANDIDATES..


ton was called to order at 1895. After
prayer, David Martin was announced as
national committeeman from Pcnnsyl-
vania, vice QUAY.
11:49.-The question came up then on
the remainder of the ma jority report of
the credentials committee. Quay in or
der to get to ballotingat once announced
that they would oppose its adoption.
11:52-Two seats were given to dele
gates from Alaska and Indian Territory,
each for the first time in national con-
| vcntion.
1l:53l2-The Blaine men have decided
not to delay matters, but to push for a
vote and expect a ballot at this session.
The result, it is said, lies between Har-
rison and Mckinley. The Ohio delegates
arc ready to vote for the latter.
11:5+-It is reliably stated that Idaho
and some other far western states will
turn to Harrison if they should drop
Blaine.
12:57-Thc call of the roll for nomi-
mating speeches has been postponed for
fifteen minutes to enable the Michigan
people to consult.
1t is stated that Dutfield's purpose in
taking the Michigan delegation out is to
swing it soldly against Harrison.
, 1908 p. init is reliably stated that
Blaine's name will not be formally pre-
scnted. His supporters, however, will
vote for him in order to hold his forces
togcthc in case it is necessary to turn
:. to some compromise candidate.
1906 2-Algcrs name will not he llrc'
scntcd. Mckinley will get 20 or .
! from Michigan. Ohio will 60 tor Me
knley.
12;O7l9. 1t is fairly certain that llar
/ rison or Mckinley will be nominated to
dav with indications i'll favor OF Hat
rison.
1911 p. m.-RolI OF states tor prcsen
- tation OF candidates was begun.
1918 p. m.-Wolcott, OF Colorado
takes the platform.
Z 1919 D. m.-Wolcott mcutinrs Blaine
4 Great cheering.
D 12:221a p. m.-Wolcott predicts
victory in November for the great unrl
wardcd leader Of the republican party
las. G. Blaine. Renewed cheering.
12:27-Wolcott said Blain- had nevc
- been president of our country, but III
will be-" Enthusiastic applause an
yoyinu of handkcrChlCtS
12:2S p. m.-Mrs. Ellen Foster, OF th
". c. r. U. is now addressing The cor
vention, which is paying great attcntio
and applauding literally.
A probable explanation OF the TACT tina
Foraker will not present BIamc is tt
statement, just made by an Ohio dtl
gate, that the delegation will vote tt
Mckinley solidly on the ballot
12:29-Wolcott said he was proud
cast his vote for man who alwa,
I; sought everything for his country at
5 nothing for himself.
, 1874 p. m.-Wolcott finished. II
: newed cheering. Many delegates {
!. their feet and crying Blaine" Blaine
= 12:4l p. m.-Indana called Colon
= Dick Thompson to take the platform
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general and prolonged than that
u Blaine. Most OF the MassachuSet
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